Bombers BBQ more than doubled its square footage from 2,200 square feet to 4,500 square feet, which has been filled with long picnic table benches, stools and double the kitchen space. The restaurant is tripling its smoker capacity.

A top seller has been the meat lover’s omelet with sausage, ham, bacon, green pepper, onion and cheese.

Employers receive national recognition on job search websites that they’re hiring apprentices — a free, high-profile “Help Wanted” ad.

• United Supermarket Amigos No. 503 (Food Service), 112 N. University Ave.: observed soiled ice deflector. Observed food containers stacked while wet. Corrected on site.

Given the familiarity of the RS 5 Sportback’s mechanical package, there’s also no surprises with its fuel consumption.

The fast-casual chain restaurant is serving salads, soups, paninis and other deli-style fare at 540 81st Ave. The menu includes large plates such as grilled salmon, prime steak medallions, calamari, almond chicken skewers and small plates, including salmon roasted corn hush puppies, almond-crusted, seared tuna and blackened lime shrimp. Entrees range from $8.70 to $17.40. It offers bison burgers, grilled vegetable paninis, "chef-inspired soups" and an array of salads.

Crown Point Planning Administrator Anthony Schlueter said the chain coffee shop, which will be the second Starbucks in Crown Point when it opens, is a standalone building with a drive-thru. Seattle-based Starbucks closed its coffee shop at 10761 Broadway nearby a decade ago when it shuttered more than 600 stores nationwide. 

Abkes, 64, worked for Firestone for 28 years, and resigned from the Public Works director position in December after "weeks of soul-searching," he wrote in his resignation letter.

Papajim, forget Vegas, for 40 grand this oversized oatmeal carton had better come with a fellatio machine.

This particular Tacoma was configured for people who mistakenly think that a six speed manual will mitigate all the wimpyness of their 3.5 V6 auto-transmission option.

uBreakiFix Schererville at 2305 Main St. Unit B2 in Highland, across from the Highland Grove Shopping Center right on the Schererville border, will fix smartphones, gaming consoles and other assorted gadgets and gizmos that people drop or that just suddenly stopped working one day.

I bought my 2013 new in 2012 for 25000 I have 105000 miles and trade in is still 17.000 that’s impressive