The new signs were installed after Police Chief Pete Sormaz was walking out of the station on a summer day in 2020 when someone asked him if he could stand
CROWN POINT â The city is putting the pedal to the metal when it comes to expanding its bike trails.Â
During a Wednesday meeting, the Crown Point Board of Works opened bids for the first phase of its Next Level Trails project.
Earlier this year, the city was awarded $2.98 million through Indiana s Next Level Trails grant program to complete a regional project to expand the Pennsy Greenway, as well as the start of the Veterans Memorial Trail.
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Crown Point Chief of Staff Greg Falkowski said the first phase of the project is to expand the Veterans Memorial Trail from North Street through the Crown Point Sportsplex to 113th Avenue.Â
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The $150,000 purchase is the last of the property acquisitions the town needs for the project, Jim Gorman, the town’s director of operations, told The Times.
Carrie Steinweg
Times Correspondent
Summer is almost officially here according to the calendar. But it already feels like summer. School is out for the year in most places, the sun is shining and after the past year, everyone is ready to slip into long, lazy days by the pool. Start off your summer by making a summer bucket list for your family and have fun checking things off one by one. Here are a few ideas:
Go fishing. If your kids have never dropped a pole in the water before, why not pick up some poles and introduce them to this pastime? With rivers and lakes small and large in the region, there are plenty of places to snag a fish â from the Kankakee River to Cedar Lake to the shores of Lake Michigan.