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Gary Common Council holds emergency meeting on bill that would kill collective bargaining, continue state control of schools - Vimarsana News

Gary Common Council holds emergency meeting on bill that would kill collective bargaining, continue state control of schools

Under the new bill, a state-appointed, seven-member board would be advisory, with governing responsibility still with the Distressed Unit Appeal Board.

'Not a blame game': Gary gas station owners, council members discuss ongoing violence - Vimarsana News

'Not a blame game': Gary gas station owners, council members discuss ongoing violence

"This has to be solution-based because we are in serious jeopardy right now."

Taking a 'gamble:' New waste-to-fuel plant moves forward in Gary, residents voice concerns - Vimarsana News

Taking a 'gamble:' New waste-to-fuel plant moves forward in Gary, residents voice concerns

During its Tuesday meeting, the Gary City Council voted to approve a development agreement with Fulcrum Bioenergy, a California-based company that uses waste to produce jet fuel.

Gary Common Council President William Godwin keeps position for 2021 as council reorganizes - Vimarsana News

Gary Common Council President William Godwin keeps position for 2021 as council reorganizes

Acting Gary Common Council President William Godwin will retain that title for 2021 year after council members approved 7-1 his election.

Cop union criticizes council rejection to pay boost; patrol shifts go understaffed - Vimarsana News

Cop union criticizes council rejection to pay boost; patrol shifts go understaffed

GARY — Gary officers and their union are warning that staffing and recruitment efforts will only get more difficult at the Gary Police Department after the administration vetoed pay raises and the council failed to garner enough votes for an override.  The Gary Common Council needed six yes votes to override the mayor's veto, but only five voted in favor. Council members Dwight Williams, Cozey Weatherspoon and Clorius Lay voted against the one-time pay boost, echoing Mayor Jerome Prince's concern that even a 3% one-time raise would be unsustainable in future years. Gary cops are alrea...