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Robinson Engineering project proposes replacing lead pipes in 50 University Park homes - Vimarsana News

Robinson Engineering project proposes replacing lead pipes in 50 University Park homes

Robinson Engineering has proposed to replace the lead pipes to about 50 homes in University Park, and the project would be funded through grants, officials said. During a University Park Village Board committee meeting Tuesday, Village Manager Elizabeth Scott said the village received a $500,000 grant from Will County that will fund lead pipe replacement. Under the plan, Robinson Engineering ...

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Watseka, Iroquois County discuss storm sewer drainage project possibilities - Vimarsana News

Watseka, Iroquois County discuss storm sewer drainage project possibilities

The City of Watseka and Iroquois County will work on a storm sewer drainage project that county officials say will help with drainage on county property.

Dozens of firms sign up for Merrillville job fair - Vimarsana News

Dozens of firms sign up for Merrillville job fair

The Job Fair is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 27 at the Dean and Barbara White Community Center, 6600 Broadway. Attendees can enjoy a free lunch.

Local woodworkers lend a hand to nonprofit dedicated to children with cancer - Vimarsana News

Local woodworkers lend a hand to nonprofit dedicated to children with cancer

The charity collects toys for children battling cancer.

Top Workplaces 2022: How Chicago's top workplaces cultivate loyalty - Vimarsana News

Top Workplaces 2022: How Chicago's top workplaces cultivate loyalty

Employee loyalty at companies in Illinois and across the country worsened over the past year. Employers have reason to worry and need to be laser-focused on fixing the costly problem, experts say.