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As the Chicago Bears pursue their next home location, why not include Northwest Indiana as an option? Much progress is happening here in #NWIndiana with beaches, restaurants, improvements due to legislation like double-track train line (better connecting us to Chicago), the Gary/Chicago International Airport growth, a Hard Rock Casino coming to Gary (as well as Ameristar Casino in East Chicago and Horseshoe Casino in Hammond). Legislation passed in 2023 will bring a Convention Center to Northwest Indiana. A sports team, like the Bears, seems like the natural next move. There is a strong fan base on this side of the state line for the team. There are also financial advantages with a move to Indiana. There are multiple NFL teams whom do not play in the city they are named after. In fact, the New York Giants and Jets play across their state-line in New Jersey. This would be a similar situation. HB 1174 (https://lnkd.in/e3S3fm58) is not specially aimed at the Bears...but would help with the move. Multiple people have reached out and expressed an interest in helping. We are open to other sports teams, but the timing is right to pursue this as an option. https://lnkd.in/eupsVf8Z

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FOCUS on how the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce promotes civility in politics and how Michigan is once again in the national spotlight with crucial races that will shape our future. Learn More on page 5: https://lnkd.in/egThbC4

To commemorate President's Day in the backdrop of a presidential election year, Eno is kicking off a series of articles about transportation relating to U.S. presidents. Not only are these stories fascinating, but they also reveal how previous generations navigated dramatic transportation changes. Embarking with this "inaugural" edition, you will learn how changing transportation policies and technologies, from lighthouses to electric vehicles, have had a profound effect on our lives. In the 18th century, the American economy thrived because of our Atlantic seaports. In the 19th century, canals, steam-powered boats, and railroads helped create mighty cities along the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes. In the 20th century, streetcars and subways brought people to downtowns and then highways spread out our homes, factories, offices, and stores. Check it out at https://lnkd.in/evt6agwK

As an Association, AMCTO was clear at the outset of the very real threat of the politicalization of local government administrations with the introduction of strong mayor regulations. There have been a couple public examples where the retention of strong mayor powers in the hiring and firing of CAOs and department heads has created significant organizational instability. This type of instability can have long and lasting impacts on organizational culture, and ultimately, on that municipality’s ability to attract and retain qualified professionals and effectively service their communities.

Great article from Southern Indiana Business Report on the one and only Becky Skillman!

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Bishop J. Drew Sheard and the Joint Order: What You Need to Know Join us as we delve into the details of the joint order signed by Bishop J. Drew Sheard and the General Assembly. Discover the changes made to the final draft and gain insight into the actions required. Stay informed and engaged with this compelling discussion. #BishopJDrewSheard #JointOrderExplained #BishopSheardUpdates #GeneralAssemblyDecisions #ChurchMatters #ReligiousLeadership #BishopGreenControversy #CommitteeInsights #PresidingBishopUpdates #ChurchNews

#PresidentCarter is in a class unlike any other former or current U.S. President. Think about the significance: For 100 years, as a President and private citizen, Mr. Carter has had the most years of service in, and greatest impact on, our country and globally. #JimmyCarter100

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