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Harris celebrates passage of bill that will help clean up Calumet River

Photo caption: Calumet River Senate Bill 412 passed through the House of Representatives on Tuesday, March 28,2023, with language added to the bill which would allow for the Calumet River to be cleaned up. State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago), a House sponsor of the bill and whose district includes the river bank, today … Harris celebrates passage of bill that will help clean up Calumet River Read More »

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