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Voted Best Place to Live and Best Downtown for 14 years . Proud Tree City USA for 19 years
HUB
Issue 2-2022
A quarterly publication by the City of Crown Point
More than 110 years
ago, 1,500 Crown Pointers
gathered to witness baseball
history as favorites and
champions of the Northern
Indiana League faced off
against the Chicago Cubs.
While the League struck
out that day and the Cubs
prevailed 10-0, the game
put Crown Point on the
map. The game drew 75%
of the City, with the day
being dubbed, “a half
holiday,” by The Chicago
Daily Tribune.
Crown Point native
Pete Henning started for
the League against the
Cubs, delivering the first
three innings scoreless. He
pitched the entire game.
Henning went on to make
his major league debut in
April 1914.
This summer, Crown
Point will become home
to a new Northern League
baseball team, the Lake
County Corn Dogs.
The team joins the ranks
of pre-professional baseball
teams like the Northwest
Source: The Chicago Daily Tribune and The Lake County Times archives. Indiana Oilmen. The new
team will open its home
Cubs Made CP Outing in 1911 season at 7 p.m. Thursday,
May 26, at Center Ross Park
at Legacy Fields. The Corn
The Cubs made a ‘comeback’ in October 1911 after sweeping the Dogs will face off against
Northern Indiana league. The 10-0 game was played in Crown Point, with the NWI Oilmen, and
a Crown Point native starting the game against the Chicago team. Mayor David Uran is set to
throw the starting pitch.
Inside: Crown Point’s Jesse Mendez talks about becoming a leader, community
CITY
COUNCIL
CORNER
Hi, I’m Laura Sauerman.
A Letter from Greetings, Crown Point!
Here’s to hoping you are
Woods to the city in 1965, and
the community pool and park
Budget Committee and the
recently formed Parking
Mayor Uran enjoying spring! I am Laura
Sauerman, and I am honored
were memory makers for so
many Crown Point families.
Committee. I enjoy working
with my fellow council
Happy Spring, Crown to be your 4th District city We are excited about the members and the mayor as
Point! council member. upcoming improvements to we strive to ensure Crown
Warm temperatures are My husband Dick and I the park — family amenities Point’s continued role as
knocking at our front door, live on the 7 acres left of the and stormwater management the treasured Hub of Lake
and I am looking forward to original family farm, and our — that will continue to County. Controlled, purposeful
welcoming our community sons were the sixth generation improve our thriving growth that enhances our
back at our signature of Sauermans to grow up in community. Stay tuned! already attractive city is our
summer events. Crown Point — what a legacy I’ve started my 16th year goal. Your ideas and concerns
The warm weather brings I was blessed to marry into! on the Council and serve are valuable — please feel free
our community together, My late father-in-law on the Plan Commission, to contact me at
whether it be at our weekly donated the land for Sauerman HREDC (Tax Abatement), lsauerman@crownpoint.in.gov.
car cruise and farmers Crown Point Councilman Districts
market or mainstay events
like our Memorial Day City Council
Parade or the Crossroads District 1
¯
93rd Ave
Regional Chamber of Chad Jeffries
Commerce Corn Roast. cjeffries@crownpoint.in.gov
This spring, we look
District 2
Main St
forward to beginning 101st Ave
various projects around Dawn Stokes
dstokes@crownpoint.in.gov
the city, including
road improvements, a District 3
Andrew Kyres
North St
stormwater project at
Sauerman Woods Park akyres@crownpoint.in.gov
South St
and a much-needed
Broadway
District 4
reimagination of parking Laura Sauerman
Iowa St
in downtown Crown Point.
Indiana Ave
lsauerman@crownpoint.in.gov
These projects will enhance
District 5
the quality of life in our
Carol Drasga
Delaware St
city, and we cannot wait for cdrasga@crownpoint.in.gov
Burrell Dr
you to see the final product.
Please be patient with At-Large
us as we, “Build a Stronger Zack Bryan*
Community from Within.” zbryan@crownpoint.in.gov 133rd Ave
Legend
At-Large CP District 1
Scott Evorik CP District 2
sevorik@crownpoint.in.gov CP District 3
* Denotes City Council President CP District 4
CP District 5
City Notices City Meetings
2022 50/50 Sidewalk Program All City of Crown Point meetings are held
The City of Crown Point offers a 50/50 Sidewalk Program in person at Crown Point City Hall, 101
to all city residents who qualify. To take advantage of this N. East St., unless otherwise noted. All
program, please call 219-662-3252 for a free evaluation or
meetings are streamed on the City of
additional information.
... Crown Point Facebook page,
@CityofCrownPointIN, and via Zoom.
Amnesty Day 2022
The City of Crown Point and Republic Services have
scheduled Saturday, April 30, 2022, as Amnesty Day (Clean- *All meeting dates and times are subject to change.
Up Day) that will be open to residents who live within Visit www.crownpoint.in.gov for updates and
Crown Point corporate city limits only. Citizens will meeting agendas.
be required to present a driver’s license and water utility
bill for proof of residency. Republic Services will accept
municipal solid waste from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its transfer April
station, located at 1021 E. Summit St., Crown Point, IN
46307. Waste can be brought in by car or pick-up truck April 6, 11 a.m. Board of Works
ONLY. Waste brought in dump trucks, trailers, etc., WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED.
April 11, 5:30 p.m. Redevelopment Commission
April 11, 6 p.m. City Council
If you have questions about which items will or will not be
accepted, please contact Republic Services at April 11, 7p.m. Plan Commission
219-310-2343.
...
April 20, 11 a.m. Board of Works
Spring Leaf Pick-up April 25, 5:30 p.m. Historic Preservation
The Crown Point Public Works Department is offering spring
leaf collection throughout April, weather permitting. Please April 25, 7 p.m. Board of Zoning Appeals
place leaf piles along the curb and not in the street. Ensure
the leaves are clean and free of debris. Vehicles should
not be parked within 10 feet of the leaf pile, and leaves May
will not be picked up in alleyways. Place leaves away from
all obstructions. Calling when yard work is complete is not May 2, 5:30 p.m. Redevelopment Commission
necessary. There is no guarantee leaves put out after April
will be picked up, as the leaf vacuums will not be out again
May 2, 7 p.m. City Council
on a regular basis until the fall 2022 leaf collection. Thank May 4, 11 a.m. Board of Works
you for your cooperation!
... May 9, 7 p.m. Plan Commission
2022 Mosquito Prevention Message May 18, 11 a.m. Board of Works
The City of Crown Point will start mosquito abatement in
late May/early June, weather permitting. Follow these tips to May 23, 5:30 p.m. Historic Preservation
help prevent mosquitoes this summer:
May 23, 7 p.m. Board of Zoning Appeals
• Eliminate unnecessary water.
• Clean out rain gutters & downspouts.
• Cut weeds & prune shrubs.
• Use repellents outdoors in the evening or stay indoors.
June
• Inspect your property weekly.
... June 1, 11 a.m. Board of Works
June 6, 5:30 p.m. Redevelopment Commission
Quality on Tap Report
Crown Point’s Quality on Tap Report is available at June 6, 7 p.m. City Council
www.crownpoint.in.gov. Any resident who has not received
the Quality on Tap Report may call 219-661-2287, or write June 13, 7 p.m. Plan Commission
to:
Crown Point Public Works June 15, 11 a.m. Board of Works
Utilities Department
Attn: Quality on Tap
June 27, 5:30 p.m. Historic Preservation
705 Industrial Blvd.
June 27, 7 p.m. Board of Zoning Appeals
Crown Point, IN 46307
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City Events in April, May & June
Easter Bunny Photos National Day of Prayer
Hop into the lower level of The National Day of Prayer
the Historic Lake County will take place at noon,
Courthouse to take photos Thursday, May 5, on the east
with the Easter Bunny from side Courthouse steps.
noon to 4 p.m., Saturday,
April 16. Please bring a Opening Day Parade
camera for photos! & Ball Diamond Sports
Festival
The Opening Parade and
Ball Diamond Sports Festival
(Opening Ceremonies) will
take place Saturday, May 7, at
Bulldog Park.
Versiti Blood Drive at The Crown Point Farmers Market returns to Bulldog
Park on Saturday, May 28! The Farmers Market will
Bulldog Park
move to the front parking lot of Wheeler Middle School
Versiti Blood Center of Illinois
on June 4 due to the Corn Roast and on July 16 due to
will host a blood drive at
the Taste of Crown Point. The Market will close at noon
Bulldog Park in the second
on Aug. 20 & Aug. 27. For more information, visit
floor community room from
Arbor Day 2022 www.crownpoint.in.gov.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday,
The City of Crown Point will May 10. Walk-ins welcome.
host an Arbor Day ceremony Corn Roast
on Friday, April 29. Details to Sugarbelt Festival
Join the Crossroads Regional
come. For more information, Mead on at Sugarbelt Festival
Chamber of Commerce for its
please visit Saturday, May 21, at Bulldog
annual Corn Roast on June 3
www.crownpoint.in.gov. Park. For more information,
& June 4 at Bulldog Park! For
Movies &
visit
City Spring Clean-up more information, visit
www.manicmeadery.com.
www.crossroadschamber.com.
The City of Crown Point
Spring Clean-up will be from City-Wide Garage Sale
More at
3-5 p.m., Friday, April 29, near
the Crown Point Skate Park,
The city-wide garage sale Bulldog Park
will be held June 9-12. For an
1313 E. North St. For more interactive map, visit
information, visit Summer Concert Series
www.crownpoint.in.gov.
www.crownpoint.in.gov. Visit Bulldog Park for a 12-act
Operation Bike Saver series of summer concerts!
Operation Bike Saver Concerts will be held from
will be held Sunday, June 4:15-8 p.m. beginning June 2.
19, at Bulldog Park. For For a complete line-up, visit
more information, visit www.crownpoint.in.gov.
combatbikesaver.org.
MMA Event Movie Series at
State of the City
Visit Bulldog Park for an Bulldog Park
Mayor David Uran will host
MMA fight from 4-9 p.m., Join the City of Crown
his annual State of the City
Sunday, May 29. For more Point and the Crown Point
CPFD Community Risk event at 5:30 p.m. June 21 at
information, visit Community Library for
Reduction Event Bulldog Park. Mayor Uran
www.fightcard.net. a series of movies this
Crown Point Fire Rescue will provide a recap of 2021,
Memorial Day Parade as well as highlight ongoing summer. Dates and titles
will hold its Community Risk
development. Registration to be announced! For more
Reduction Event from 11 a.m. The City will host its annual
is required. For tickets, visit information, please visit
to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 30, Memorial Day Parade at
www.crownpoint.in.gov. www.crownpoint.in.gov, or
at Bulldog Park. Come meet 10:30 a.m., Monday, May crownpointlibrary.org.
local firefighters and learn 30. Immediately following, Roller Derby
how to reduce risks for your there will be a ceremony at
family, your home and your South Shore Roller Derby Splash Pad
Maplewood Cemetery, 555 S.
business. will compete at Bulldog The Splash Pad at Bulldog
Indiana Ave.
Park on Saturday, June 25. Park is scheduled to open
For more information, visit Memorial Day weekend,
southshorerollerderby.org. weather permitting. The
splash pad is open when it is
Download the free Crown Point IN mobile app in the Google Play or Apple
70 degrees or warmer.
App Store. Just look for the blue icon with the city logo!
Crown Point PACE Department
Crown Point Parks, Athletics, Communications and Entertainment
Franciscan Health Recreation Center at Bulldog Park Room Rental
Community Room 1 Community Room 2 Community Room 1 & 2
(Kitchen) (Non-Kitchen) (Combined)
Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday
Residents: $40/hour Residents: $25/hour Residents: $65/hour
Non-residents: $50/hour Non-residents: $36.25/hour Non-residents: $81.25/hour
Friday-Sunday Friday-Sunday Friday-Sunday
Residents: $75/hour Residents: $50/hour Residents: $125/hour
Non-residents: $94/hour Non-residents: $63/hour Non-residents: $156.25/hour
Pavilion Amphitheater For up-to-date availability,
please call the PACE
Rental includes access to video wall, Rental includes access to sound and
Department at
lighting and standard power. If microphones, lighting and standard
219-661-2271.
needed, 30-50 amps can be rented
for $325 per box.
power.
...
$1,000/day *COVID-19 restrictions will
apply to group reservations
$1,500/day
...
*Reservations subject to
change
Park & Shelter Rentals
Collins Park Solon Robinson Park Sauerman Woods Park
95th Avenue and Merrillville Road East Street and Hickory Court 1000 E. South St.
Collins Park offers a shelter, tennis Solon Robinson Park offers two Sauerman Woods offers a
courts, a playground and a softball basketball courts, a playground shelter, walking trail in the woods,
field. and a pavilion. playground, a basketball court and
Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday four sand volleyball courts.
Residents: $35 Residents: $35 Monday-Thursday
Non-residents: $43.75 Non-residents: $43.75 Residents: $35
Friday-Sunday Friday-Sunday Non-residents: $43.75
Residents: $70 Residents: $70 Friday-Sunday
Non-residents: $87.50 Non-residents: $87.50 Residents: $70
Non-residents: $87.50
Senior Activities Low-Impact Exercise Scrabble Club 55+ Afternoon Movie
Second Thursday of the
Every Monday, Every Tuesday
at Bulldog Park Wednesday and Friday 1-3:30 p.m. month (Call for titles)
10-11 a.m. 1-3:30 p.m.
Franciscan Health Line Dancing Class
Recreation Center at Bingo Every Wednesday and Bridge
Bulldog Park Every Tuesday Friday Every Friday
10-11 a.m. 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 12:45-3:45 p.m.
183 S. West St.
Pinochle Canasta
219-661-2271 Every Tuesday Every Wednesday
11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Crown Point Youth and Adult Athletic Programs
Girls Spring/Summer Travel Softball League Fun in the Sun Adult Sand Volleyball League
Sign up for the Girls Spring/Summer Travel Softball League. Divisions: All games will begin at 6 p.m. and be played at the Sand Courts located
10U, 12U, 14U & 16U. One game per week until season-ending at 1000 E. South St. 4x4 games will be played on Mondays beginning
tournament. Games begin in May. All games played on Legacy Fields at June 6. 6x6 games will be played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
the Sportsplex. beginning May 31 and June 1.
Participation fee|$750/team Individual fee| Residents: $40; Non-residents: $50
Registration deadline: Thursday, April 7, 2022 Registration deadline: Friday, May 20, 2022
Adult Baseball, 19+ Summer Basketball Camps
Registration is open for the Adult Baseball League for players 19 and Learn how to dribble, pass, shoot the ball and more! Camp is for children
older. Each team is scheduled 18 games and a double-elimination ages 4 to 14. Classes held at Solon Robinson Park, East Street and Hickory
tournament. Games are played every day of the week, starting in May. Court.
All games played on Legacy Fields at the Sportsplex. Camp Dates and Times | June 13-23 (Monday-Thursday)
Participation fee|Residents: $2,450/team; Non-residents: $2,950/team Little Dribblers (Ages 4-5): Class Time: 10-11 a.m.
Registration deadline: Friday, April 15, 2022 Participation fee|Residents: $36/session; Non-residents: $45/session
Youth (Ages 6-14): Class Time: 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Little Dribblers Spring Basketball
Participation fee|Residents: $48/session; Non-residents: $60/session
Boys and girls in first through eighth grade are encouraged to bring
their own marked basketball. All instruction is held at the Franciscan Registration deadline: Friday, June 10, 2022
Health Sports Medicine Athletic Development Fieldhouse, 12800
Mississippi Parkway, suite A101. COMING SOON!
Junior High/High School 4x4 and 2x2 Volleyball League. Games
Dates and Times
played on Monday and Thursday. For more information, visit
4:30-5:30 p.m. (Friday) April 22 to June 10, 2022 www.crownpoint.in.gov.
Participation fee| Residents: $64; Non-residents: $80
Registration deadline: Monday, April 18, 2022 Sportsplex & Legacy Fields
The Crown Point Sportsplex (1313 E. North St.) has two synthetic turf
Residency Policy fields that are available for soccer, football and lacrosse play. There
also is a baseball field and nine natural, illuminated grass fields. For
Residents are considered those who live within City of
more information about field rental or sponsorship opportunities,
Crown Point limits. Please be aware not all Crown Point
please call the PACE Department at 219-661-2271.
addresses will be within city limits. Individuals who live
outside city limits are subject to non-resident rates. If you
For more information on athletics, contact Athletics Superintendent John
have questions regarding your residency, call 219-661-2271. Stroia at 219-661-2272 or email athletics@crownpoint.in.gov.
Community Member Spotlight
Since childhood, Jesse them.” for how he carries himself as an
Mendez has been committed While it wasn’t easy, Mendez adult, as they showed the teen
to, “Building a Stronger said having a support system how to not only be competitive
Community from Within.” in the Crown Point community but learn from a loss.
The 18-year-old Crown Point helps. While wrestling keeps the
resident has made a name for “It makes it a lot easier to student-athlete busy, Mendez
himself, becoming a nationally- continue to put work in every has found time to become
ranked wrestler. single day knowing that I have a a leader in his community,
Mendez began wrestling super strong community behind setting an example for the next
when he was 7 years old after me that supports what I do,” he generation of Crown Point
his football coach suggested he said. wrestlers.
take on the sport. This year, Mendez made “I’m always trying to lead by
So, he did and “instantly history when he became the example because when those
fell in love with it.” Mendez 10th wrestler in Indiana to win younger wrestlers look up to
has since achieved some of the four state titles. you, they’re looking at every
goals he set for himself as a His work doesn’t stop there, step you make, seeing how you
Jesse novice.
“At a young age, I always
either.
This summer, Mendez plans
act out in public,” Mendez said,
noting he takes inspiration from
Mendez talked about being a four-time
state champ and going on to
to continue his training in hopes
of earning a spot on another
his personal coach Alex Tsirtsis.
While Mendez has made a
be an NCAA wrestler and win World Team. In the fall, he is name for himself, he doesn’t
Crown Point High four national titles and go on set to attend Ohio State, where plan on leaving the mat anytime
School Senior, to win Olympic titles,” he said. he will continue his wrestling soon.
Nationally-Ranked “I set those goals, and I haven’t career. His ultimate goal, he said, is
Wrestler stopped working towards Mendez credits his parents to compete for Olympic gold.
Community Events in April, May & June
Crown Point Swim Club Safe Kids Day St. Matthias Garage,
Tryouts Celebrate kids, prevent Antique & Bake Sale
The Crown Point Swim injuries and save lives at the St. Matthias Parish is seeking
Club will host tryouts for its Crossroads YMCA Safe Kids donations for its annual
summer 2022 season from Day from 9 a.m. to noon, Garage and Antique sale.
5:45-8 p.m. on April 5 and Saturday, April 23, at the Donations can be dropped
April 6 at the Crown Point Dean and Barbara White off daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
High School pool. Swimmer Southlake YMCA. Registration Corn Dogs Opening Day July 21-24. The sale will take
must be able to swim one required. Sign up at Visit Center Ross Park at place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
length of the pool without crymca.org. Legacy Fields on Thursday, Thursday, July 28, and from 9
assistance to join. Swimmers May 26, to watch the first a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, July 29,
must be 5 years or older. Lake County Corn Dogs home and Saturday, July 30.
Please bring your swimsuit, game of the 2022 season! The
Corn Dogs will face off against
The Hub Entry
goggles and birth certificate
to tryouts. For more the NWI Oilmen. The game To list an event in The Hub,
information, call starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are please email
219-838-3294. available online at hubcity@crownpoint.in.gov.
corndogsbaseball.com. Events in July through
Angels Across the USA September need to be
spring
Tour at St. Matthias Heritage Baptist
submitted by June 1, 2022.
Join St. Matthias Parish for Church Yard Sale
the Angels Across the USA
Tour. The event will be from book The Heritage Baptist Church
Youth Group Yard Sale is from
Volunteer
8-10 p.m., Thursday, April 7,
at St. Matthias Parish Hall. sale 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday,
May 28, at the Church, 9903 with us!
Alan Pedersen, the former April 27-29 Merrillville Road.
executive director of The
Compassionate Friends, the
$5 a bag! Mix & match VBS at Trinity Lutheran
largest grief organization in Registration is open for VBS
Trinity Lutheran
the world, will perform music at Trinity Lutheran Church. To
Annual Plant Sale register, visit
and bring hope to those who
Trinity Lutheran Church will www.trinitycp.org.
have suffered the loss of a
host its annual plant sale on
loved one. This event is free,
Mother’s Day weekend in the Dates:
but attendees must RSVP
church parking lot at 250 S. June 13-16: 9 a.m. to noon
by calling 219-789-9190, or
Indiana Ave., Crown Point. Entering K-4th & 5th Grade
registering on Facebook,
Check out a selection of
@Compassionate Friends
hanging baskets, decorative June 17: 9 a.m. to noon
Lake/Porter County Indiana
potted plants, flowers, Preschool (must be potty
Chapter.
succulents and vegetables. trained)
Easter Bunny Breakfast
Enjoy breakfast with the Plant Sale Hours:
Easter Bunny between 11 Friday, May 6: 9 am to 5 p.m.
a.m. and 2 p.m., Sunday, Saturday, May 7: 9-11 a.m.
April 17, at the Maki Ballroom
Run Like a Mother 5K
in the Historic Lake County
Kids of all ages can, “Run Like
Courthouse. For more
a Mother,” to honor their
information, please visit
mom on Mother’s Day. Join
https://bit.ly/3JJ2vRV.
Hometown Happenings for
the Run like a Mother 5K/2K
Hub Run
at 8 a.m., Sunday, May 8, at
The 41st annual Hub Run
the Lake County Fairgrounds.
will begin at 9 a.m. April 23
Proceeds will benefit
at Bulldog Park. For more
Mommy’s Haven Maternity
information, visit crymca.org. The Crown Point Car Cruise returns on Thursday, June
Home and Teen Mother
Follow us on Choices of Crown Point. 2! Concerts will be held in conjunction with the Car
Facebook! For more information, visit Cruise on June 2 and June 23. Car owners MUST WAIT
@CityofCrownPointIN yourhometownevents.com. until after 3 p.m. to park under the pavilion. Parking is
available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Remember to reduce, reuse and recycle!
Only place flattened cardboard, paper, metal cans and plastic bottles and jugs in your recycling container!
Prepare your recyclables by emptying, cleaning and drying them. Keep all recyclables loose, never bag the items.
April, May & June Events
Tuesday Talks with Mayor David D.F. Uran Tuesday
Join Mayor David Uran for his monthly forum, Tuesday Talks with Mayor Uran, on Talks
FAQs
the first Tuesday of every month. Tuesday Talks is held at locations throughout the
city to highlight businesses and organizations in the Crown Point community. Come
hear about all of the exciting things happening in the city!
What is being built in
April May June the old Pop’s location?
11 a.m. April 12 6 p.m. May 3 9 a.m. June 7 A bagel shop.
Sparta Dome CP Co-Working Lincoln Office
What is being built
1355 E. North St. 115 S. Court St., suite E 1200 Arrowhead Court next to Cousins Subs?
A Popeyes and a med spa.
City Events in early July!
Vol
City-Wide Picnic Fourth of July u
wit ntee
Parade hu r
The City-Wide Picnic will be s!
held from 2-5 p.m. July 3 The City of Crown Point
under the Franciscan Health Fourth of July Parade will
pavilion at Bulldog Park. begin at 11 a.m. July 4 and
Crown Point residents are will travel down South
invited to join City of Crown Main Street from Burrell to
Point staff for this free, family Goldsborough. Fireworks
friendly event! will begin at dusk at the Lake
County Fairgrounds. For more
information, visit
www.crownpoint.in.gov.
2022 Lake County Household Hazardous
Waste Collection Schedule
All collections are on Aug. 20
Saturdays from 9 a.m. to Whiting Public Works
2 p.m. For more 1915 Front St, Whiting
information, please call
219-853-2420. **Sept. 10
Lowell Middle School
April 23 (North Parking Lot)
Munster Public Works 19250 Cline Ave., Lowell
The City of Crown Point would like to thank the 508 Fisher St., Munster
community and local businesses for their continued Oct. 1
support and for making our Corned Beef & Cabbage May 21 Griffith Public Works
Dinner and St. Patrick’s Day celebration a success! Thank Hobart Public Works 134 South Colfax St.,
you to the following businesses and organizations for 340 S. Shelby St., Hobart Griffith
sponsoring! Without your generosity, this event would
not have been possible! June 4 **Oct. 22
• True BBQ & Whiskey • Beck’s Crown Bakery Hudson Campbell Center Hammond Public Works
Bar • Downtown Crown 455 Massachusetts St., 601 Conkey St., Hammond
• Family Express Point McDonald’s Gary
• Jewel-Osco • CrossPoint Church **Shredding available
• Midnight Blue Towing • HomeLight July 23 at Lowell and Hammond
Highland Public Works collections. Limit to four
8001 Kennedy Ave., paper grocery bags.
Highland
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