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June 15, 2016
Mohawk Memorial
Day Parade 2016
College Bound students walk alongside a float during the Mohawak Memorial
Day Parade.
Hammond Mayor Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. throws candy to the children
watching the parade.
Hammond Mayor Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. poses with local residents as they
enjoy the parade.
After the parade, a Memorial Service was held at St. Casmir’s Church.
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
Animal Control
Lake County Sheriff’s Department
Animal Adoption and Control
3011 W. 93rd
Crown Point, IN
219.769.7016
Apartment Rentals
Douglas Pointe Apartments
5525 Hyles Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.931.0771
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Attorneys
Lonnie M. Randolph
1919 E. Columbus Dr.
East Chicago, IN
219.397.5531
Jam Computer Service
Software & PC Services
219.931.6700
One Way Auto Sales
6145 Calumet Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.853.1929
Automotive - Services
Air One Service Center
1831 Indianapolis Boulevard
Whiting, Indiana
219.659.TOWS
Democratic Organizations
Franklin D. Roosevelt Club
Last Wednesday of every month
at the Mohawks
4040 Calumet Ave, Hammond, IN
Hammond Port Authority
701 Casino Center D.
Hammond, IN 46320
219.659.7678
Towing
Alamo Auto Service
Towing & Auto Repair
6923 Hohman Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.932.8909
Hammond Democratic Committee
Chairman Dave Woerpel
7440 Olcott Avenue,
Hammond, IN 46324
219.808.9743
Dixon Florist
Serving all of Hammond
919 Ridge Rd.
Munster, IN
219.836.168
Funeral - Services
Smith, Bizzell & Warner
4209 Grant Street
Gary, In 46408
219.887.1852
smithbizzellwarnerfuneralhome.com
Government
Hammond City Clerks Office
5925 Calumet Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.853.6346
www.am legal.com/hammond_in/
Body Shops
State Auto Body
1243 Summer St.
Hammond, IN
219.931.0721
Bus Services
North Township Dial A Ride
Free Dial-A-Ride Bus Service
219.932.2530 & Press 4
Business Organization
The Downtown Hammond Council
Karen M. Maravilla, President
219.512.4298
(Calls accepted 9 am - 7 pm Monday
thru Saturday)
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www.downtownhammond.org
info@downtownhammond.org
Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce
5246 Hohman Avenue, Suite 100
Hammond, IN 46320
219.931.1000
Whiting/Robertsdale
Chamber of Commerce
119th St
Whiting, IN
219.659.0292
Tree Removal
Howards Tree Service
718 Conkey St.
Hammond, IN 46324
219.545.1270
Florist
Automotive - Sales
Government
Hammond Mayor’s Office
5925 Calumet Avenue
Hammond, IN 46320
219.853.6301
Hessville Central Democratic Club
3031 Mahoney Drive
Hammond, IN
219.545.1942
Smith Sersic
9301 Calumet Ave. Suite 1F
Munster, IN
219.933.7600
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Computer Service
Hammond City Judge
Jeffrey Harkin
5925 Calumet Avenue
Hammond , IN
219.853.6388
Insurance - Services
Hammond National Insurance
5248 Hohman Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.931.4000
Pet Hospital
Hammond Pet Hospital
1309 169th St.
Hammond, IN
House Calls Available
219.845.6455
Property Management
Property Boss
7120 Kennedy Ave.
Hammond, IN 46323
219.801.6123
Schools
School City of Hammond
41 Williams Street
Hammond In 46320
219.933.2400
Herrera Towing Inc.
1831 Indianapolis Blvd.
Whiting, Indiana
219.659.8697
McCoy & Sons Towing
1405 Summer St
Hammond, IN
219.659.0687
State Auto Body
1243 Summer St.
Hammond, IN
219.931.0721
Violence Prevention Programs
Lake County Sheriff’s Department
Violence Intervention Program
Director Tom Branson
219.755.3355
219.508.8023 Cell
Sports Organizations
Northwest Indiana Oilmen
1500 119th Street, 2nd Floor
Whiting, IN 46394
219.659.1000
nwioilmen.com
Hammond Park Foundation
3031 Mahoney Dr.
Hammond, IN 463223
219.853.6378
Hammond Development
Corporation
5246 Hohman Ave.
Hammond, IN
219.853.6399
Hammond Department of
Planning & Development
5925 Calumet Avenue
Hammond, IN
219.853.6371
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Mayor’s
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Need Help?
Call Hammond City Services
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Main Number 853-6300
Animal Control
853-6507
Human Relations Building Dept../Contractor
853-6316
Law Department
853-6381
City Clerk 853-6346
Legal Aid 853-6611
City Clerk Ordinance Div.
853-6402
Parks and Recreation Dept.
853-6378
City Controller 853-6325
Personnel 853-6501
City Council 853-6404
Police Department 853-6490
City Engineer 853-6336
•Narcotics
853-6487
City Judge 853-6389
•Community Police
852-6380
Civic Center 853-6378
•Gang Hotline
852-2950
Code Enforcement 853-6447
Recycling Department 853-6622
Community Development
853-6358
Sanitary Department
853-6433
Emergency Management 853-6393
Sanitary District 853-6413
Environmental Management
853-6306
Sewer Department Fire Department 853-6416
Streets Department 853-6433
Hammond Housing Authority
989-3265
United Neighborhoods Inc.
937-0200
Hammond Marina
659-7678
Water Department 853-6421
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853-6502
August 24th
1st District
Pavilion at Wolf Lake
2324 Calumet Avenue
September 7th
(Rescheduled from Feb)
5th District
Gavit Middle/High
School
1670 175th Street
October 26th
6th District
Harding Elementary
School Cafeteria
3211 165th Street
853-6405
June 15, 2016
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Church Directory
An Open Door Church
7105 Hohman Ave., Hammond, IN
Drs. Meredith & Marilyn Shackelford
(219) 931-5747
Sunday
10:00 a.m.
Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
Apostolic Church of the Lord Jesus
Christ
624 Highland St., Hammond, IN
Pastor District Elder John Andrews
(219) 931-7092
Sunday
11:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday 6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Friday
Bethel Congregational C.O.G.I.C.
815 Michigan St.., Hammond, IN
Deacon Lester Stokes
(219) 931-1301
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Sunday
10:30 a.m.
Friday 7:30 p.m.
Christian Family Worship Center
6532 Arizona Ave, Hammond, IN
Pastor Xavier Menzies, Sr.
(219) 961-4375
Morning Worship 11:15 a.m.
Wednesday Prayer 6:30 p.m.
Bible Enrichment Class 7:00 p.m.
Free Transportation
www.christianfam.org
Dayspring Ministries C.O.G.I.C.
860 State St, Hammond, IN
Superintendent Pastor Marvin O. Nunn
(219) 803-6063
Sunday Prayer 10:30 am
Sunday School 11:00 am
Sunday Morning Worship 12:00 pm
Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 pm
Thursday Bible Study 12:00 pm
www.dayspringministries.info
Christian Life Center
Pastor Sam & Taylor Hamstra
(219) 803-6713
Email nwi@clc.tv
Sunday
10:00 a.m.
www.clc.tv/nwi
First Baptist Church
473 Sibley St., Hammond, IN
Pastor John Wilkerson
(219) 932-0711
Sunday
10:45 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Friday 7:00 p.m.
Greater Works Outreach Prayer and
Deliverance Ministry
Apostle Jose Ruiz (219) 852-0677
Sunday
11:30 a.m
Wednesday 6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Friday
www.greaterwksmin.com
Hyde Park United Methodist Church
6348 Harrison Ave., Hammond, IN
Pastor Pete Ward
(219) 932-0613
Sunday School 11:00 a.m
Sunday 12:30 p.m.
Thursday Thrift shop 9:00 a.m. - Noon
Last Saturday of the month
Free Pancake breakfast 9-11 am
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
1047 Kenwood St., Hammond, IN
Reverend William J. Collins
(219) 931-4337
11:00 a.m.
Sunday
6:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Wednesday 12:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
New Community Baptist Church
5461 Calumet Ave, Hammond, IN
Rev. Patrick H Gillis, Pastor
(219) 931-8497
Sunday School
9:00 a.m.
Sunday Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study Wednesday 5:00 p.m.
www.ncbc-hammond.com
New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church
1117 Merrill St., Hammond, IN
Reverend Herman A. Polk, Sr.
(219) 932-5955
Sunday
7:45 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:30 am
Wednesday 8:30 am, 1:30 & 7:00 pm
New Salem Missionary
Baptist Church
833 Conkey St., Hammond, IN
Pastor Wayne Hudson
(219) 932-0999
Sunday
11:00 a.m.
Wednesday 7:00 pm
Saint Joseph Roman
Catholic Church
5310 Hohman Ave, Hammond, IN
Rev. Richard Orlinski, Pastor
(219) 932-0702
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. Mass
Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9:00 a.m. Mass
Saturday: 3:30 p.m. Reconciliation
4:30 p.m. Mass
Saint Paul Episcopal
1101 Park Dr. Munster, IN
(219) 838-3803
Sunday
8:45 a.m. Mass
Trinity Lutheran Church
7227 Hohman Ave, Hammond, IN
Pastor Kevin Olson
(219) 932-4660
Sunday Worship 8:00. & 11:00 a.m.
On FACEBOOK
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
www.trinityhammond.com
New Zion Temple Church
926 Morris Street, Hammond, IN
Elder Brandon A. Jacobs
(219) 931-ZION (9466)
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday Prayer 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday TNT Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
www.newziontemple.org
St. John A.M.E. Zion Church
1227 Field St, Hammond, IN
Rev. Calva Crutcher Sanders, Pastor
(219) 931-0697
Sunday Services
10:45 A.M.
Bible Study Wednesday 7:00 P.M.
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Hammond Outdoor
Pools Opening
Mayor
Thomas
M. McDermott, Jr. and
Hammond
Parks
&
Recreation invite all area
residents to join us for
summer fun at Hammond’s
four outdoor pools. Pool
passes are on sale now, and
the pools will open, weather
permitting, June 11 through
September 3. Pool hours
will be: Tuesday through
Saturday from 11:00 am until
7:00 pm and Sunday from
1:00 pm until 7:00 pm. All
of the pools are closed on
Mondays for maintenance.
Pick up your Season Passes
for the whole family at the
Hammond Civic Center,
5825 S. Sohl Ave. or at the
Jean Shepherd Community
Center, 3031 J.F. Mahoney
Drive,
219-554-0155.
Hammond’s outdoor pool
locations are:
Pulaski
Pool
137th St. & Sheffield Ave.
King
Pool
Tapper St. & Highland St.
Hessville
Pool
Kennedy Ave. & 173rd St.
Edison
Pool
Cherry St. & Mulberry St.
Hammond residents
can purchase a Family
Package. This package is
the affordable way to go for
a family of four….only $50!
A Visitor’s Pass Punch Card
is also available this year to
Season Pass holders.
All of Hammond’s
pools are available on a
rental basis for pool parties
on Saturdays from 6pm until
8pm.
Pool management
reserves the right to close
the outdoor pools for
low attendance of 20 or
less patrons, when the air
temperature drops below 70
degrees, for special event/
parties, or for any reasons
that threaten the safety of our
patrons.
For more information
and prices, pool rental
availability or pool closures,
please call 219.853.6378.
Source: The City of Hammond
Herrera
Towing
& Service
Used
Engines &
Transmissions
Hammond and MC
Lakers Make Deal
Hammond
Mayor
Thomas McDermott is proud to
announce a deal struck between
Midwest Collegiate team, the
Michigan City Lakers, and
the City of Hammond Park
Department, which allows the
MC Lakes to lease Hammond’s
south baseball field, located in
Riverside Park, for use by this
franchise for the 2016 MCL
Summer Baseball Season. For
years, this franchise has played
all their home games on the
baseball field at Purdue North
Central, located in Westville,
Indiana. This baseball field has
recently become unavailable to
the Lakers franchise, leaving
them without a field to play
their 2016 home games. That
is when representatives from
the Midwest Collegiate League
approached Hammond city
officials about allowing the
Lakers to play their home
games in Riverside Park, in
Hammond.
“We were thrilled to
be asked to temporarily house
the historic Lakers franchise
out of Riverside Park,” stated
Hammond Mayor Thomas
McDermott.
“Hammond
officials are hoping soon to
secure a commitment from the
Midwest Collegiate League
Understanding your business is our business. That’s why we partner
with independent agents, like Hammond National Co., Inc, who live
and work where you do. Together, our local resources and national
expertise provide the protection your business needs to continue
to thrive. Learn about the coverages we can offer your business at
libertymutualgroup.com/business or hammondnational.com.
5248 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, IN 46320
Whiting, IN 46394
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(MCL) to permenantly operate
a franchise out of this location
in South Hammond. We have a
great baseball stadium, equipped
with lights, a scoreboard, and
seating capacity for around 500
spectators. I have always been
a fan of the Whiting Oilmen,
and now I am proud that
Hammond, temporarily, has a
MCL team that can compete
with the great teams that form
the Midwest Collegiate League.
This is excellent use of an
amazing, natural grass, baseball
field that was built entirely with
Hammond taxpayers’ money.”
The one year deal with
the Michigan City Lakers
provides that the baseball club
will pay close to $5,000 for
the primary use of the fields
and that the City of Hammond
Parks Department will keep
all money received from the
concession stands during the
Lakers season. The Lakers
Baseball Club, in return, will
get to keep proceeds from all
ticket sales, and will also be
responsible for maintaining the
field conditions of the South
Baseball field at Riverside
Park.
June 15, 2016
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Top Baby Names in
Indiana
The Social Security
Administration
today
announced the most popular
baby names in Indiana for 2015.
Liam and Emma topped the list.
The top five boys and
girls names for 2015 in Indiana
were:
Boys: 1) Liam, 2) Noah,
3) Oliver, 4) Elijah, 5) Mason
Girls: 1) Emma, 2)
Olivia, 3) Ava, 4) Harper, 5)
Sophia
Carolyn W. Colvin,
Acting Commissioner of Social
Security, announced last week
that Noah and Emma were the
most popular baby names in
the U.S. How does Indiana
compare to the rest of the
country? Check out Social
Security’s website -- www.
socialsecurity.gov-- to see the
top national baby names for
2015.
Like a name, Social
Security is with you through
life’s journey. For future parents
who need some inspiration and
help with naming their baby,
Social Security is unveiling a
new baby names quiz at Social
Security Matters, the agency’s
interactive blog located at
http://blog.socialsecurity.gov.
At the blog, people can find
information on retirement,
disability, and survivors
benefits, online services, and
much more.
As she does each year,
Acting Commissioner Colvin
encourages everyone to visit the
agency’s website, have fun with
the baby names list, and create
a my Social Security account
at www.socialsecurity.gov/
myaccount. my Social Security
is a personalized online account
that people can use beginning
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in their working years and
continuing throughout the time
they receive Social Security
benefits.
Social Security and
Supplemental Security Income
(SSI) beneficiaries can have
instant access to their benefit
verification letter, payment
history, and complete earnings
record by establishing a my
Social Security account.
Beneficiaries also can change
their address, start or change
direct deposit information,
and print a replacement SSA1099 online. People receiving
Social Security can request a
replacement Medicare card
online.
Individuals age 18 and
older who are not receiving
benefits can also sign up for a
my Social Security account to
get their personalized online
Social Security Statement.
The online Statement provides
workers with secure and
convenient access to their Social
Security earnings and benefit
information, and estimates of
future benefits they can use to
plan for their retirement.
In addition to each
state’s top baby names, Social
Security’s website has a list of
the 1,000 most popular boys’
and girls’ names for 2015 and
offers lists of baby names for
each year since 1880.
To read about this year’s
winner for the biggest jump in
popularity and to see how pop
culture affects baby names, go
to https://www.ssa.gov/news/
press/releases/.
Source: The Social
Security Administration
Six Flags Tickets in
Hammond
Mayor Thomas M.
McDermott, Jr. invites all area
residents to purchase your
tickets for Six Flags Great
America from Hammond Parks
& Recreation at a steep discount!
The Six Flags Great
America tickets are typically
priced at $71 each if purchased
at their main gate. Hammond
Parks & Recreation is offering
them for only $48 each. That is
a savings of $23.00 per ticket!
Tickets can be purchased
at:
Hammond Civic Center
5825 S. Sohl Avenue
and Jean Shepherd Community
Center, 3031 J.F. Mahoney
Drive in Hammond.
(219)
853-6378
and
(219) 554-0155
Tickets will be available
at this price until November 6 or
while supplies last.
New for 2016 at Six Flags
Great America is the Justice
League Battle for Metropolis
4D. Hurricane Harbor opens
Memorial Day Weekend, May
28-30, June 4-5, daily June
11-August 21, August 27-28 and
Labor Day weekend, September
3-5. Water park hours are
subject to change. Admission
is subject to availability and
capacity.
Visit sixflags.com for
hours of operation, Fright Fest
hours of operation and more
information on the rest that the
park has to offer. Hurricane
Harbor requires an additional
fee.
LAKE COUNTY
SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
ANIMAL ADOPTION & CONTROL CENTER
ADOPTION HOURS
Mon, Tues,
Thurs, & Fri
10 AM-4 PM
&
Wed
10 AM-12 PM
“Help us
Help them.”
-Sheriff John Buncich
3011 W 93rd Ave
Crown Point, IN
(219) 769-7016
June 15, 2016
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Sinatra Comes to
Hammond
Mayor Thomas M.
McDermott, Jr. and the
Hammond Port Authority
are proud to welcome Rick
Michels’ and his 24-piece big
band back to the Pavilion at
Wolf Lake for Sinatra Forever
on Saturday, June 18th.
Sinatra Forever: A
Salute to Frank Sinatra is a
concert that pays homage to
the greatest singer of all time.
Rick Michel is one of Las
Vegas’ premier singers, a man
of whom the show business
bible Variety said:
“He is the closest thing
to Frank Sinatra we have ever
heard.”
Sinatra Forever is a
timeless concert and part of
the American Songbook with
all the original arrangements
and musicians that backed up
Frank Sinatra.
Tickets are available
now at the Hammond Marina
(659-7678, 701 Casino
Center Drive) and the Aquatic
Play Center at Wolf Lake
(937-7942, 2100 Calumet
Ave.). Tickets will also be
available the night of the
event at the venue. Tickets
are $10. Outside food and
drink permitted. Patrons are
encouraged to bring a chair
and/or blanket.
Gates open at 5 pm with
the show starting at 7 pm.
Rain or shine event.
The Pavilion at
Wolf Lake is located at
2324 Calumet Avenue in
Hammond, IN.
Follow The Pav on
Facebook and @wolflakepav
on Twitter for current
information.
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PUNW Appoints Top
Academic Official
A
higher
education
academician of nearly 30 years with
a track record of administrative
success has been appointed
Purdue University Northwest’s top
academic official.
Ralph O. Mueller, dean of
the University of Hartford’s College
of Education, Nursing and Health
Professions in Westford, Conn. since
2009, will assume the PNW position
of Vice Chancellor for Academic
Affairs and Provost July 15.
July also represents the
start of the 2016-17 academic
fiscal year—the first official year
of operation for Purdue Northwest.
Early last March, the Higher
Learning Commission approved
the unification of Purdue University
Calumet of Hammond and Purdue
University North Central of
Westville into Purdue Northwest, a
single university of two campuses
and some 15,000 students.
In his new role, Mueller will
oversee an institution of six colleges
and 70+ undergraduate and graduate
degree programs.
“Dr. Mueller offers
an impressive and extensive
background of results-oriented
academic leadership,” Purdue
Calumet Chancellor and Purdue
Northwest Chancellor-Designate
Thomas L. Keon said. “He brings
to PNW proven success in key goal
areas of our strategic plan, including
academic excellence, student access
and success, learning through
engagement and discovery, and
partnership development.”
Mueller also is founding
director of the University of
Hartford’s Institute for Translational
Research, a multidisciplinary
umbrella for collaborations among
faculty, students and community
partners. Through its experiential
learning initiative, Purdue Northwest
will offer hands-on, real world
learning opportunities for students
in collaboration with faculty and
community partners.
“To serve as inaugural Vice
Chancellor for Academic Affairs
and Provost at Purdue University
Northwest—a new entity steeped
in the histories of two distinct
June 15, 2016
Purdue institutions—is a unique and
humbling opportunity,” Mueller
said. “The challenge and the great
promise of growing a common
culture to fulfill the University’s
mission is what drew me to come
and will drive me to stay.”
Prior to his University of
Hartford tenure, Mueller served five
years as chair of the Department
of Educational Leadership at The
George Washington University. He
also was a 2007-08 fellow of the
American Council on Education
(ACE) at the University of Miami.
Throughout his 29-year career in
higher education, he has served as a
tenured faculty member of applied
statistics with joint appointments in
education, psychology and public
policy/public administration.
According to Keon, Mueller
brings to PNW a background of
diverse success that has contributed to
increased student retention; effective
faculty mentoring; development of
new market-responsive academic
programs; establishment of formal
research and experiential learning
opportunities; strong visioning and
strategic planning; and outstanding
financial management, fundraising
and partnership development.
“From the initial airport
interview with the search
committee and the subsequent
on-campus conversations with
PNW constituents, to the decisive
follow-up discussions with
Chancellor Keon, I heard one
consistent message,” Mueller said.
”As one community dedicated to
student success, we will become a
first-choice university in Northwest
Indiana and beyond. That impressed
me!”
Mueller also brings an
extensive academic portfolio of
published books and peer-reviewed
articles and presentations. He holds
a baccalaureate degree from Elon
(NC) University, master’s degree
from Wake Forest (NC) University
and Ph.D. from Virginia Tech.
Source: Purdue University Northwest
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Hurricanes Visit
State House
Pictured above, from left to right are: (front) Tyreion Jackson, Jaylen Sherwood,
Bron Hill, (back) Willie D. White, Jr. (President), Mileek McMillian, Christian Cruz,
Norell Smith, Jonathon Andershock, Myles Cephas, and Jaylen Maxwell.
Picture provided.
Established in 2001,
the Hammond Hurricanes
Youth
Basketball
Organization continues to
adhere to their fundamental
principal of “Education
First.”
The student-athletes
were the guests of Senator
Lonnie M. Randolph for the
119th General Assembly.
The kids were treated to a
first-hand glimpse of how the
legislative process works.
The educational experience
included a tour of the House
and the Senate Chambers,
the Supreme Court, and the
Governor’s Office.
The team was also
given the tasks of delivering
important messages to
the Senate floor and
participating in a mock
debate with students from
Greenwood, Indiana. This
type of interaction exposes
students to urban and rural
issues.
Pictured above is Hammond Mayor Thomas M. McDermott, with students
participating in the Hess Summer Reading Program, after he read aloud to them.
The Hess Sumemr Reading Program Camp Read S’more meets Wednesdays during
the summer from 10 am - 11:30 am, and on July 27th the program wraps up with
s’mores! Each session includes a read aloud and the opportunity to check out books
from the library to assist students with completing their summer reading requirements.
Computers will also be available for Reading Counts quizzes and other online reading
enrichment, Raffle prizes will be donated from Cabela’s. Students who attend 5 out
of 7 weeks of Camp Read S’more and complete the summer reading log (7 weeks of
reading completed) will have the opportunity to be part of the Great Hess Camp Out
in the fall!
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Recreation Administrator; Gary Gleason, Director, Hammond Streets Department;
Hammond Councilman William Emerson, 4th District; Hammond Mayor Thomas M.
McDermott, Jr.; Hammond Councilman Scott Rakos, 6th District; Gabriella Hernandez,
granddaughter of Scott Rakos; & Heather Garay, Hammond City Controller; as they
take part in a ribbon cutting to celebrate the new playground in Hessville Park.
Pictured above, from left to right are: (front) Mayra Cabrales, Service Associate,
First Merchant Bank; Karen Maravilla, Hammond Downtown Council, Executive Board
Member; Renae Vania-Tomczak, President and CEO of Mental Health America of
Lake County; Monique Ruiz, Executive Director, Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce;
Flo Horner, Service Associate, First Merchant Bank; Dale Clapp, Regional Chief Sales
Officer, First Merchant Bank; Jelissa Oquendo, Customer Service Representative, First
Merchant Bank; Natalie Rivera, Service Associate, First Merchant Bank; (back) John
Freyek, Relationship Manager III, First Merchant Bank; Mark McLaughlin, Hammond
Chief of Staff; Julie Feinstein, Banking Center Manager, First Merchant Bank; Andrea
Rosiak, Assistant Banking Center Manager, First Merchant Bank; Ashley Smith,
Customer Service Representative, First Merchant Bank; & Shawn Wagoner, Regional
Sales Manager, First Merchant Bank. First Merchant Bank celebrated a new location
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Up & Coming Events
June 16
Purdue University Northwest invites
prospective students to participate
in Express Admission Day eat the
Calumet Campus. During Express
Admission Days, prospective
students will have an opportunity
to complete a PNW application,
begin the financial aid process
and participate in a campus tour.
Students must provide their official
high school transcript or GED test
scores and SAT or ACT scores to
be evaluated for admission. Once
approved for admission, students
can choose to accept their admission
offer and register for New Student
Orientation. Application fees will be
waived. Express Admission Days
at the Calumet Campus are from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. in Lawshe Hall, 7141
Woodmar Ave., Hammond.
June 17
Hammond’s own Bike to Work
Day on June 17, 2016. Beat high
gas prices! Get in shape! Free
donuts! Participation is easy, fun,
and a great way to exercise. All
you have to do is ride your bicycle
to and from work, and if you stop
by 5246 Hohman Ave between
7:30 AM and 9:00 AM, free donuts
will be provided for anyone who
arrives by bicycle. Think you live
too far away to ride to work? How
about loading your bike in your
car and driving a portion of the
way. For example, you can park
near the Hammond bicycle trail
near the Hammond YMCA on
Southeastern and ride the trail all
the way to Downtown Hammond.
So come on and join us for a fun
and healthy day! Sponsored by
David M. Dabertin, Attorney at
Law, P.C.; the City of Hammond;
the Downtown Hammond Council;
and Efron & Efron.
June 25
Join us for a groovy time at the
Downtown Hammond Council’s
7th Annual Eat, Shop, and
Rock: Browse to the Beat Fest:
a celebration of the 60s, 70s, and
Beatles! Live Beatles music from
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Chad Clifford of the Crawpuppies
and the Chris & Lou Band. Enjoy
craft beer from 18th Street Brewery.
Bring your car out to our Vintage,
Classic, & Custom Car Show.
Shop from over 50 vendors. Shop
for Beatles merchandise at It’s Just
Serendipity. Enjoy delicious food
and MUCH more! On Saturday,
June 25 from 10 am - 4 pm the
event will take place along Hohman
Avenue between Carroll and Doty.
Visit www.downtownhammond.
org or like us on Facebook!
219.512.4298 (Calls/texts accepted
between 9 am - 7 pm)
Every Tuesday
Pastor Collins and the Mt Zion
family would like to invite everyone
to come out to our weekly Bible
Study held on Tuesdays at 7 pm.
The service will be held at Mt Zion
Missionary Church, 1047 Kenwood
St, Hammond, IN.
Every 1st Friday
The East Chicago Knights of
Columbus #1700 will hold a Fish
Fry & More dinner on the First
Friday of every month from 4-7pm.
A variety of fish will be served
including Lake and Ocean Perch,
Shrimp, Frog Legs, and Baked Fish
as well as several meat entrees. All
Dinners include our All You Can
Eat Soup and Salad Bar. Prices
start at $8. We are located at 1104
Knights of Columbus Drive, off
Indianapolis Blvd adjacent to
the East Chicago South Shore
Station. Any questions please call
219.398.6700.
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Wanted
Office Space
Downtown
Hammond: Office
Space, Shared Office
Space, and Artistic
Lofts for rent.
Utilities & Internet
Included. Additional
services fee based.
(219) 853-6399
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Wanted Diabetic
Test Strips: One
Touch - Freestyle
Lite - Accu-Chek Contour & Others
Must be Sealed,
Unopened,
Unexpired, Unused
Boxes
(219)779-7250 or
(708) 474-3941
The Sub
Hub
Sell your
service
or
product
in our
classified
section!
Daily Special
2 for $6.00
Ham & Cheese Sub
All Day Special
Includes
household
items,
apartment
State Auto Body Inc.
rentals,
Dal Wade & Sons
auto
2004
Kia Sorento
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday We Buy & Tow Any Scrap Car Avoid Costly Fines!
sales,
The New Hope Baptist Church
$3600
Call (219) 931-0721
Food Pantry will be held every
help
1243 Summer St.
2nd and 4th Thursday at New
Hammond,
Indiana
46320
Hope Too Fellowship Hall, 6634
2004
Toyota
Camry
wanted,
Calumet, Hammond, IN, from 1:30
“Over 50 Years of Quality Service”
$4200
to 3:30 pm or until food runs out.
and
The pantry will operate on a first
come first served basis. For further
more!
2001 GMC Envoy
information or if you would like to
donate toward this worthy cause,
$3950
please call the church at 219-9325955, or Shirley at (219) 680-6109.
For Faster Service Call Ahead
(219) 230-7737
5808 Hohman Ave
Hammond, IN
Ask for Big Rich (219) 931-0721
June 15, 2016
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Free Workshop for
Science Teachers
Middle and high school
teachers of science, chemistry,
physics, engineering and
industrial/vocational
technology are invited to
attend a free, professional
development workshop at
Purdue University Northwest’s
Calumet Campus June 20-24.
The workshop is
designed to help teachers
increase student engagement
and interest in applied science
through simple, low-cost
experiments that can be
integrated in existing lesson
plans.
Supported by the
ASM Materials Education
Foundation, the workshop
instructs teachers how to easily
integrate everyday materials
into existing lesson plans and
to conduct low/no cost simple
labs and experiments.
An application is
available at http://www.
asminternational.org/web/
guest/foundation/teachers/
teacher-material-camps/
schedule.
Teachers who complete
the camp will earn four CEUs
or 40 PGPs. Materials, lunch
and snacks will be provided.
Camp support is
provided by ASM International,
ASM Calumet Chapter, Purdue
University Northwest, AIST,
AIST Midwest Chapter,
NACE and the NACE Chicago
Chapter.
Other information can
be obtained by contacting
Purdue Calumet Professor
of Mechanical Engineering
Harvey Abramowitz at 773/5625330 or harveya@pnw.edu,
or ASM Administrator of
Foundation Programs Jeane
Deatherage at 800/336-5152,
ext. 5533 or jeane.deatherage@
asminternational.org.
With recent approval
by the Higher Learning
Commission,
Purdue
University Calumet and Purdue
University North Central have
unified to become Purdue
University Northwest (PNW),
a comprehensive regional
university within the Purdue
University system. When
PNW welcomes its first class
of students this fall, it will
become Indiana’s fifth largest
university, enrolling more than
15,000 students and offering
nearly 70 degree programs.
Source: Purdue University Northwest
State Auto Body Inc.
Dal Wade & Sons
We Buy & Tow Any Scrap Car Avoid Costly Fines!
Call (219) 931-0721
1243 Summer St.
Hammond, Indiana 46320
“Over 50 Years of Quality Service”
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The Odd Couple
Comes to Munster
Actors Norm Boucher and
George Keating will play the leads
in Theatre at the Center’s cast for
the famous comedy classic The
Odd Couple, the 1965 Broadway
hit by iconic playwright Neil
Simon. Directed by Larry Wyatt,
The Odd Couple runs from July
14 to Aug. 14.
One of Broadway’s
most successful comedies and
an enduring audience favorite,
The Odd Couple is set on the
hot summer streets of 1965 New
York. It follows the adventures
of two mismatched roommates,
Felix Unger, a neurotically neat
and fussy news writer, and Oscar
Madison, a slovenly sports writer.
The men attempt to adapt to
each other’s idiosyncrasies, all
the while trying to rekindle their
social lives with side-splitting
results.
Director Larry Wyatt’s
credits include Some Like It Hot
and Over the Tavern at Theatre
at the Center. George Keating
(Grand Hotel andMeet Me in St.
Louis at Theatre at the Center)
stars as Felix along with Norm
Boucher (The 39 Steps and Big
Fish at Theatre at the Center)
as Oscar. Jeff Award winner
Colette Todd (Big Fish and
Beverly Hillbillies, the Musical at
Theatre at the Center) plays Gwen.
Jocelyn Adamski, who plays
Cecily, has performed at Carnegie
Hall and most recently appeared
singing and dancing in Wheaton
Drama’s production of Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat, is making her debut
at Theatre at the Center.
Additional cast include
Larry Adams (Spamalot and A
Christmas Carol The Musical)
at Theatre at the Center) as Roy;
Brett Tuomi, who has appeared at
Goodman Theatre in A Christmas
Carol and The Iceman Cometh,
as Murray the Cop, is making his
Theatre at the Center debut; Ray
Andrecheck, whose television
credits include Chicago P.D., as
June 15, 2016
Speed, is also making his Theatre
at the Center debut; and Geoff
Rice (A Christmas Memory and
Leading Ladies at Theatre at the
Center) plays Vinnie.
The
Odd
Couple
production team includes scenic
design by Angie Miller, costume
design by Brenda Winstead,
lighting design by Denise
Karczewski, props design by
Brittney O’Keefeand sound
design by Barry G. Funderburg.
The production manager is Ann
Davis with Dennis Galbreath as
assistant technical director. Matt
McMullen is the stage manager.
Richard Friedman is general
manager and Linda Fortunato
is Theatre at the Center’s new
artistic director.
Founded in 1991, the 410seat Theatre at the Center is a
year round professional theater
at its home:
The Center for
Visual and Performing Arts, 1040
Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana.
Theatre at the Center is the only
professional theater company
in Northwest Indiana, offering
downtown caliber performances
in an accessible venue with plenty
of free parking. Theatre at the
Center is located off I-80/94,
just 35 minutes from downtown
Chicago.
Performances are 2 p.m.
Wednesdays and Thursdays; 7:30
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2:30
p.m. Sundays; and select Thursday
and Sunday evenings and
Saturday matinees. Individual
ticket prices range from $40 $44.
To purchase individual
tickets call the Box Office at
219-836-3255 or Tickets.com at
800-511-1552. Group discounts
are available for groups of 11 or
more and gift certificates are also
available. For more information
on Theatre at the Center, visit
www.TheatreAtTheCenter.com.
Source: Theatre at the Center
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ComicsPlus Hits
Hammond Library
Hammond
Public
Library offers ComicsPlus for
Libraries! Check out digital
versions of comics, manga,
and graphic novels for all
ages. You’ll find the link on
www.hammond.lib.in.us.
If you read our digital
magazines through Zinio,
you already have an account;
just use the same login. If
you don’t have an account
with Zinio, you can create
an account to open up both
services. You’ll need a valid
HPL card number to sign up,
along with an e-mail address
and a password you create.
ComicsPlus titles have
a 7 day checkout, with an
unlimited number of items.
There are no holds, and
dozens of people can have the
same book at the same time!
Starting June, we offer
several new resources:
Basic ESL for basic
English language learners;
Global Road Warrior
global geography database;
Brainfuse homework
help and job search;
InstantFlix streaming
video service;
One Play dowloadable
video games for PC and
Android.
For more information,
contact the Hammond Public
Library at (219) 931-5100 or
e-mail infodesk@hammond.
lib.in.us. Visit the library at
564 State Street, in Hammond.
Open Monday - Thursday
from 9 am - 9 pm and Friday
and Saturday from 9 am - 5
pm.
Source: Hammond
Public Library
Summer Reading is
for All Ages
The Hammond Public
Library’s Summer Reading
Program encourages everyone
to actively read. HPL offers
Summer Reading Programs
for all ages. Sign up to read
and be eligble to win prizes!
Infants through sixth
grade can participate in
“On Your Mark, Get Set...
READ!” Teens in grades 7
through 12 gear up for “Get
In the Game: READ!” while,
for ages 18 and above, HPL
offers “Exercise your mind.
READ!”
Both the Teen and
Adult programs feature minidrawings at 4 PM on these
Fridays: June 17, July 1, and
July 15. The Grand Prize
American school buses
are yellow because you
see yellow faster than
any other color, 1.24
times faster than red in
fact.
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Public Library
Hammond Gavit Athletic
Department Golf Outing
July 15, 2016
Facts Believe
it or not
drawing takes place after the
program ends July 30.
Summer Reading is a
great way to enjoy summer
fun. Stop in to pick up a
favorite beach read, or an
audiobook to enjoy as you
relax in your lawn chair or
hammock.
Summer Reading is
also a great way for students
to stop the “summer slide,”
the tendency for students to
lose some of the achievements
gains they made the previous
year in school.
Wicker Memorial Park
8554 Indianapolis Blvd
Highland, IN
Registration & Golf 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Dinner, Social, Raffle, & Door Prizes 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
$85.00 per Golfer
$340.00 per Foursome
Dinner/Social Only - $25.00
Sponsorship
Level I - $1,000.00
Level II - $500.00
Level III - $100.00
For more information, contact Doug Friend, Athletic Director
(219) 989-7328 ext. 1370
dmfriend@hammond.k12.in.us
www.gavitathletics.com
June 15, 2016
CALL US: 219.931.6700
Hammond’s Annual
Heart Walk
“Let’s Get Moving One Step at a Time”
5 Mile Walk June 18, 2016
Martin Luther King Park
Hammond
School
Board
Meetings
June 15th
Administration Center
41 Williams St.
Hammond, IN 46320
July 11th
41 Williams St.
Hammond, IN 46320
July 18th
41 Williams St.
Hammond, IN 46320
Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month, at 5:30 pm.
Please enter through Door A.
Meeting dates and times are subject to change
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Sketching with
Leonardo
Purdue University
Northwest will offer the noncredit, online continuing
education course, “Sketching
with Leonardo,” intended to
provide self-paced interactive
instruction to artists who want
to learn how to incorporate
the style and techniques of
Leonardo da Vinci into their
work.
The course is scheduled
July 11 through Aug. 15.
Registration is $175 per
person and must be paid by
July 1.
This is a self-paced
course; participants work
at their own pace and
convenience and will not
be required to participate in
activities on specific days or
at specific times. Participants
will learn and practice
observation techniques, line
value, ink hatching, pencil and
charcoal. They will explore
da Vinci’s graphic language
of plan, section, isometric and
perspective views through
drawings from his notebooks,
the work of other Renaissance
masters and the instructor’s
personal
sketchbooks
developed through years of
travel.
The course is taught
by Matthew Kubik, associate
professor emeritus of interior
design at Indiana University–
Purdue University Fort Wayne
(IPFW) and an award-winning
architect. Currently a partner
in Michigan City’s design/
build firm, StudioRoma,
Kubik developed a passion
for the work of da Vinci while
studying architecture and
training in England and Italy.
June 15, 2016
Through the use of
discussion forums, email,
chat and other course tools,
participants will have ample
opportunity to interact with
the instructor and their peers
as they learn and develop
skills. A video preview of
the program is available
at http://academics.pnw.
edu/continuing-educationacademic-outreach/sketchingwith-leonardo-online/.
To register for this
course or to obtain further
information about any
continuing education program,
visit http://www.pnw.edu/
ceao or contact the PNW Office
of Continuing Education &
Academic Outreach at (219)
785-5200, ext. 5343. To
request a disability-related
accommodation, contact the
Office of Institutional Equity
at (219) 785-5545 or odoml@
pnw.edu.
Commission,
Purdue
University Calumet and
Purdue University North
Central have unified to become
Purdue University Northwest
(PNW), a comprehensive
regional university within the
Purdue University system.
When it welcomes its first
class of students this fall,
PNW will become Indiana’s
fifth largest public university,
enrolling more than 15,000
students and offering nearly
70 degree programs.
Source: Purdue
University Northwest
CALL US: 219.931.6700
Miguel Torres Arreola
DOB: 01/31/1972
Age:42
Race: M
Sex: M
Height: 5’05
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 205
IN
AC
Height: 6’00”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight:165
DOB: 06/13/1983
Age: 31
Race: H
Sex: M
Height: 5”08”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BRO
Weight: 150
Wanted for:
Attempted Murder
Wanted for:
Child Molesting
Last Known Location:
4618 Towle Ave
Hammond, IN
1201 Montana St
Gary, IN
4852 Olcott Ave
East Chicago, IN
Height: 5’11”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight:165
Joseph Michael Gualandi
DOB: 10/08/1976
Age: 39
Race: W
Sex: M
Height: 5’7
Eye Color: BLU
Hair Color: BLN
Weight: 190
Matthew David Hall
DOB:09/13/1969
Age: 45
Race: W
Sex: M
Height: 6’00”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BRO
Weight: 215
Wanted for:
Failure to Register as a
Sex Offender
Wanted for:
Sex Offender
Wanted for:
Sex Offender
320 N Lake St
Apt N109
Gary, IN
512 State St
Hammond, IN
10108 Eerie Pl,
1st Floor
Highland, IN
Jorge Ibarra
DOB: 06/19/1986
Age: 29
Race: L
Sex: M
DOB: 09/10/1987
Age: 28
Race: B
Sex: M
Juan Antonio Chavez
Wanted for:
Rape, Stalking
Raymond Deberry
DOB:05/08/91
Age: 24
Race: B
Sex: M
Kevin S Brown
Height: 5’07”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 220
TI
VE
Latroy Miguel Jones
DOB: 12/05/1977
Age: 37
Race: B
Sex: M
Height: 5’08”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 147
Joe Bob Summers
DOB: 12/18/1975
Age: 39
Race: W
Sex: M
Height: 5”10”
Eye Color: GRN
Hair Color: BLN
Weight:195
Wanted for:
Armed Robbery
Wanted for:
Attempted Murder
Wanted for:
Robbery
6141 McCook Ave
Hammond, IN
4860 Jefferson St
Gary, IN
717 Colfax St
Gary, IN
Kevin Czerekaviczius
DOB:03/15/1975
Age: 39
Race: W
Sex: M
Height: 6”01”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BRO
Weight: 212
Wanted for:
I-II Criminal
Confinement, Battery
5925 W 29th Ave
Gary, IN
Curtis Lamar Hill
DOB: 04/25/1981
Age: 35
Race: B
Sex: M
Height: 6’02”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 180
Wanted for:
Attempted Murder
5003 Mellville Ave
East Chicago, IN
IN
AC
Demetrius Antwon Wilson
DOB: 11/24/1991
Age: 25
Race: B
Sex: M
Height: 5’10”
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 202
TI
VE
Wanted for:
Child Molesting
660 E 49th Ave
Gary, IN
WARRANT DIVISION - (219) 755-3057
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of printing, all persons pictured are being sought by local law enforcement agencies for outstanding warrants or as
a suspect in a crime for identification purposes. Do not attempt under any circumstance to apprehend any persons
depicted in this publication. All persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
All information from the Lake County Sheriff Office and the Lake County Sheriff’s website. CR Publications is not liable for any misinformation.
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June 15, 2016
CALL US: 219.931.6700
Hammond Neighborhood
Community Meetings
5:30 PM
Columbia Crime Watch
Columbia Elementary
1238 Michigan St
June 21
Tuesday
6:30 PM
East Hammond/Pullman
Crime Watch
Ophelia Steen Center
5927 Columbia
June 29
Wednesday
6:30 PM
Jefferson Crime Watch
Jefferson Elementary School
6940 Northcote
July 14
Thursday
6:30 PM
Whiting/Robertsdale Crime Watch
Calumet College-Room 200
2400 New York Avenue
July 20
Wednesday
6:00 PM
Lafayette Neighborhood Watch
Lafayette School
856 Sibley
July 21
Thursday
7:00 PM
Hessville Neighborhood Crime Watch
Jean Shephard Center,
1031 Mahoney Dr.
July 21
Thursday
7:00 PM
South Hammond Crime Watch
Hammond Housing Authority
1402 173rd Street
September 7
Wednesday
6:30 PM
June 20
Wednesday
September 9
Friday
9:15 AM
Edison Community Watch
Edison School
7025 Madison
Irving Crime Watch
Irving School
4727 Pine
ASL Will Host
Coffeehouse
The Purdue University
Northwest American Sign
Language Club of the North
Central campus will host an
ASL Coffeehouse on Friday,
June 17 from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
at the Uptown Café, 1400 E.
Lincolnway, Valparaiso.
The
coffeehouse
is open to ASL students
and community members.
Children also are welcome
to attend with a parent or
adult. The event is intended
to be pleasant and casual for
all to enjoy, either through
participation or as an observer.
Participants are asked to
communicate by using
American Sign Language.
Coffee, food and drink may
be ordered throughout the
evening.
Future coffeehouses
will meet on July 15 and
August 19 at the Uptown
Café.
Further information
may be obtained by
contacting Karen Donah,
PNW continuing lecturer
and coordinator of American
Sign Language, at kdonah@
pnw.edu The ASL Club and
the Northwest Indiana Deaf
Community are featured on
Facebook.
Commission,
Purdue
University Calumet and
Purdue University North
Central have unified to become
Purdue University Northwest
(PNW), a comprehensive
regional university within the
Purdue University system.
When it welcomes its first
class of students this fall,
PNW will become Indiana’s
fifth largest public university,
enrolling more than 15,000
students and offering nearly
70 degree programs.
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University Northwest
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