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The bakery Nothing Bundt Cake is coming to Schererville’s Shops on Main shopping center, town manager Robert Volkmann said.

Quaker Steak and Lube hired 150 workers, including several past employees. The restaurant plans to have car shows, concerts and events "outside its four walls" throughout the year.

The scope of the company’s operations is the production of castings mostly of the nodular cast iron with the mechanical machining (production of casting components). The production is carried out in the factory premises located in Starachowice. The company also operates trading activities (buying and selling of foreign castings) and provides services in German foundries. In production operations the Company and its co-operators offer an extensive customer service, including design, the production of foundry equipment and the creation of castings, their machining and heat treatment, as well as priming, assembly and shipment. The technological process is under thorough monitoring regarding the quality of burden materials, an rapid analysis of the chemical composition of compounds, as well as the moulding sands and casting dimensions.

Byford’s first hire in New York was for a position he created: chief customer officer. Sarah Meyer, who is thirty-four, came from Edelman, the global communications firm, and took a pay cut to join N.Y.C. Transit. She’s a native New Yorker, and the brick-and-mortar challenge appealed to her. “It’s real people,” she said. “They need to get to work.” Meyer rides the subways and buses, looking for annoyances, such as incomprehensible signage. If she has to ask what B/D means (“both directions”), then it should be spelled out. She’s having “Out of Order” signs made to use on rest rooms and MetroCard vending machines, replacing the endemic hand-scrawled notes. The subway’s Lost and Found turns out to be itself hard to find; she located it in Penn Station, behind a set of gates. “We’ll move it,” she said. “Make it easier. But it’s amazing what’s in there. Laptops, cell phones. I can’t believe how much cash is left in trains. Last week we thought we had an organ. It turned out to be a biohazardous spit sample.”

Its hard to see value in a smaller pretend truck when you can get a far more capable full size for only a little more money and a bit less MPG. But hey if you got the money to burn and not much work to do these little trucks will haul your butt around in high riding style at mid to high teen MPG.

A new Mexican fusion restaurant is being planned to take over the former Volstead space at 225 S. Calumet Road in Chesterton and its owner is looking to make a big splash.

"National brands are coming to Hammond," Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. said. "The city continues to grow."

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The folding wall he designed has two large panels that pivot outward to create a sleeping area with a Murphy bed, shelving and night stands, offering overnight guests storage and privacy. An integrated closet with drawers and hanging space provides room to unpack.

The January 2, 2018 Mountain View Town Council meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Scott Dellinger. Those present were Council President, Gina Tims and Council members, Tori Carter, Bryan Ayres and Jacob Porter, Clerk, Penny Robbins and Chief of Police, Brian Sparks.

Meyer gave Byford a heavy-lidded stare of silent hatred, which was pretty funny, under the circumstances.