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A rockin' fest: Rock 'N' Rail Music and Street Festival hits Griffith - Vimarsana News

A rockin' fest: Rock 'N' Rail Music and Street Festival hits Griffith

The Rock 'N' Rail Music and Street Festival returns to downtown Griffith this weekend with more capacity, more seating and more beer vendors.

Lake Election Board cancels elections in municipalities without challengers - Vimarsana News

Lake Election Board cancels elections in municipalities without challengers

There will be no regular general November election in Whiting, New Chicago, St. John and Griffith where the incumbents all are running unchallenged, while residents in Lake Station will be asked to continue to help fund school operations. The Lake County board of elections voted Tuesday to cancel the elections in the four communities after no independent candidates signed up to run against the ...

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Elections canceled in four Lake County communities - Vimarsana News

Elections canceled in four Lake County communities

Canceling elections where every candidate listed on the ballot is a guaranteed winner saves money by not having to staff and operate voting sites, officials said.

Griffith approves large sewer rate hike - Vimarsana News

Griffith approves large sewer rate hike

After a massive sewage rate hike from Hammond, the Griffith Town Council has approved a major boost in the bills of Griffith consumers.

Griffith sanitary sewer go up as part of Hammond consent decree - Vimarsana News

Griffith sanitary sewer go up as part of Hammond consent decree

If you’re a Griffith home or business owner, you can count on a sanitary rate increase this year, and a 5-10-cent increase per 1,000 gallons every year through 2030.