City approves three new downtown liquor licenses
In January of 2022, the proposed French restaurant Le Bon Brasserie had its liquor license revoked after construction on the project stalled. All together, the city had six available downtown
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In January of 2022, the proposed French restaurant Le Bon Brasserie had its liquor license revoked after construction on the project stalled. All together, the city had six available downtown
Kevin Cornett received Valparaiso's annual "Good Neighbor" award.
“The mayor’s job is really an apolitical job. I’m not bringing national politics into operating this city," Jon Costas said.
"Ms. Gralik has experienced and observed various forms of gender-based discrimination and harassment, but the city disregarded and thwarted her efforts to fight against workplace misconduct and unlawful employment actions."
After five months of public and expert input, the Valparaiso City Council approved the creation and funding for a new staff position intended to help fight growing local cases of opioid addition.