El Salto is closed on Monday and open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.

"Arbor View is the same hospital, but in a new building," Arbor View Animal Hospital Office Manager Boddie Smith said. "We are so excited to share our brand new facility with our clients and the community. With our larger, updated hospital we are proud to be able to care for more pets than ever before, while maintaining the same high quality of care we have been giving for decades."

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.

"We acquired it at around the time we got the Hotel LaSalle and moved forward to relocate everyone," Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. said. "We can’t develop a business district if there are all these transients downtown. We got a lot of complaints from the business community about people standing around and just standing in front of buildings. It’s not conducive to the business environment we’re trying to create."

Both businesses keep roughly the same hours, though the kitchen closes about 15 minutes before closing time.

"GRAND OPENING!" Provecho Latin Provisions posted on social media. "Months of dreaming, planning, hard work, and collaboration have come together to bring you Provecho Latin Provisions. Our grand opening will take place Tuesday, March 13th!"

Community Immediate Care Munster will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

One of Comcast’s biggest competitors, AT&T, just opened a new store at 7917 Indianapolis Boulevard in Hammond.

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7. Bottle of aspirin observed stored directly with food on the shelves in the back kitchen. Employee moved the noted employee medication so it is stored below and away from all food, equipment, utensils, linens, and single-use items.

Every M.T.A. board member present spoke in support of Fast Forward. James Temples III, a station supervisor and a union official, said, “I’ve been with the Transit Authority for forty years. I’ve seen them come and go. But I’ve never seen anything like Mr. Byford’s plan.” Temples represents six hundred station supervisors. He promised to “encourage all of them to work with Mr. Byford in any way possible to get what he wants and get it done.” The next morning, the Regional Plan Association held a hastily organized meeting, at N.Y.U.’s Rudin Center for Transportation. Hundreds of people showed up. Scott Rechler, an M.T.A. board member and the chairman of the R.P.A., compared Byford to Superman. “He’s Clark Kent with a different accent, and a better hair style,” he said. (Rechler shaves his head, too.) “The kryptonite is politics. We have to protect Andy from that kryptonite.”

"We finally found the perfect area," she said. "It’s a great location, and there’s no other restaurant like this around. It’s like a trip to downtown Chicago with the finest sushi and steak. Both the wife and the husband can find something to enjoy. It has downtown style, it’s modern and pretty."