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HAMMOND, IN - More than 450 entries for the Write A Theme Contest: What I Want For Christmas were received at the Indiana Welcome Center during the early
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Posts from December 2008
South Shore CVA Announces 2008 Professional of the Year Award
Tuesday, December 2, 2008 10:00 PM
2008 Professional of the Year
Karen Maravilla, President of the Downtown Hammond Council was named Professional of the Year for the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority's 2008 Hospitality
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Lake County CVB Changes Name
Sunday, November 30, 2008 10:00 PM
Lake County CVB Changes Name
South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority is introduced
Hammond, IN - The Lake County Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors legally established, in
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Nearly 30,000 Fans Visited ‘A Christmas Story Comes Home’
Sunday, November 30, 2008 10:00 PM
The displays were first showcased in 2003 in the windows of the Macy's in New York City and have been moved to a more permanent home in Hammond, Indiana. The film was written by Jean Shepherd, Leigh
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