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2nd annual Region Recovery Riot debuts Saturday in Gary - Vimarsana News

2nd annual Region Recovery Riot debuts Saturday in Gary

"This is what church is to me," said Sabrina Colbert, who helped organize the event. "This is an ongoing service. This is my family."

Region Recovery Riot to celebrate substance use recovery - Vimarsana News

Region Recovery Riot to celebrate substance use recovery

Gary Harm Reduction will host the second annual Region Recovery Riot from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16 at the Gary Aquatorium on the Marquette Park Pavilion

Nelson Algren's Indiana Getaway - Vimarsana News

Nelson Algren's Indiana Getaway

In a way, a lot has changed in Miller since Algren and Simone de Beauvoir drank, swam, hiked, made love, wrote and enjoyed the dunes area just east of Gary only forty-five minutes from downtown Chicago.

JERRY DAVICH: Look, up in the sky! Here is why you should now think of Octave Chanute. - Vimarsana News

JERRY DAVICH: Look, up in the sky! Here is why you should now think of Octave Chanute.

Every time I now look up to see an airplane soaring across the sky, I’ll imagine what would have been the astonished reaction of Octave Chanute.

As US deaths approach 300,000, obituaries force reckoning with COVID - Vimarsana News

As US deaths approach 300,000, obituaries force reckoning with COVID

As US deaths approach 300,000, obituaries force reckoning with COVID By Julie Bosman New York Times,Updated December 13, 2020, 10:29 p.m. Email to a Friend Preparations for a funeral at Adolf Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Willowbrook, Ill., on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020.LUCY HEWETT/NYT CHICAGO — When Kim Miller sat down in her Illinois house to compose her husband’s obituary, she could not hold back. Not about the coronavirus that had left Scott, her fit, healthy spouse who loved to swim, golf and putter in the garden, gasping for breath and unable to move his limbs as he stood at...