City breaks ground for Buffalo Wild Wings
June 19, 2014 – Rob Earnshaw City officials broke ground Thursday on what will become a new Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant in the Oxbow Landing development at Interstate 80/94 and Kennedy Avenue. “We are excited to see the first of several developments at this site,” said Phil Taillon, executive director of the city’s Department of Planning and Development. Today I …
Boardwalk at Wolf Lake Trail promo video released
PermaTrak Concrete Boardwalk at Wolf Lake Trail – Hammond, IN
State rewards Hammond, Lake Station for best traffic enforcement
Bike/pedestrian bridges changing the game
June 14, 2014 – By Keith Benman Bicycle/pedestrian bridges on a grand scale are popping up across Northwest Indiana, changing the look and feel of a region best known in the past for big industrial plants belching smoke and not so much for healthy living. “These will brand the region in a positive way, showing Northwest Indiana also has a …
HAST graduates its first class and it was worth the wait
June 13, 2014 – By Dave Ryan In 2005, the Hammond Academy of Science and Technology was merely a dream of Mayor Tom McDermott Jr. as he convened a task force to explore options and measures that would potentially result in a new learning center for the city. Mayor McDermott assembled representatives from the School City of Hammond, Purdue University …
HAST graduates its first class and it was worth the wait
New Recycling routes added
In preparation for the takeover of our recycling pickup by Republic Services, we have added the new route pickup schedules, as well as other information to the Recycling page. You can either view a zone map, or enter your address into our interactive map.
Hammond Council paves way for new hotel
June 11, 2014 – Rob Earnshaw The City Council voted Monday to grant a 10-year tax abatement for the construction of a new Hampton Inn at 2842 Carlson Drive near Kennedy Avenue. A $12.5 million project, the new 120-room hotel will employ about 20 to 25 people, said Phil Taillon, executive director of Hammond Planning and Development. “We think it’s …