The Transportation Security Administration today released its framework to thwart insider threats in the transportation sector. The TSA Insider Threat Roadmap will streamline processes, identify requirements and capabilities, and leverage partnerships to proactively mitigate risks associated with insider threats.
After almost 20 years, Mixdesign, Inc is moving out of Schererville, IN as it expands its design build operation. The 18-year-old branding and experience design company has selected Hebron, Indiana as its new home. The new location is conveniently five minutes east of I65 on 231 and will house design space, a large showroom, an expanded wood and building shop as well as doubling as a rentable event space for up to 300 people.
Our entrance gates will be back open at all properties, so bring your annual pass or plan to pay a daily gate fee.
The Second City to Premiere New Interactive Comedy Show | Helter Shelter will deliver satire & laughter remotely
Top 95 Domestic Youth Soccer Clubs, 8,000 Players, Join Major League Soccer’s Elite Player Development Platform | Strategic objectives and competition format to be created in collaboration with Founding Member clubs
In this time of isolation, Connective Theatre Company hopes to inspire, motivate, and connect people from across the world through a virtual reading of short plays.
POSITIVE VIBES FROM CHICAGO CHILDREN’S THEATRE: BEAUTIFUL NEW “ANDRA TUTTO BENE” WINDOW INSTALLATION LIGHTS UP THE WEST LOOP | 18 NEW PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN VIRTUAL CLASSES WITH PROCEEDS GOING TO TEACHERS | LAST CHANCE! PLAY@HOME FAMILY PLAYMAKING CONTEST DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 31
During the past week, each of this semester’s Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Award winners at Eads, Elliott, and Frank Hammond Elementary School were provided with gift bags which were dropped off at their residences by D.A.R.E. Officer James Ghrist.
During the past five weeks and in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the Munster Police and Fire Departments provided approximately 120 birthday parades for children in 5th grade or younger.
With the recent passing of Indiana House Bill 1065, the Gary Community School Corporation is seeking the community's input on how school improvement funds should be used.
