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Heather Pfundstein

Oswego
As seen in: Michiana Business News, Northwest Indiana Business Magazine, NewsBreak, Construction Owners Club
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Raffin Construction opens 1st Indiana office

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By Heather Pfundstein
| Northwest Indiana Business Magazine Verified
Chicago-based Raffin Construction opened its first Indiana office. The new location in Chesterton builds on Raffin's longstanding relationships in the Region. “Opening our Indiana office is an exciting milestone for our company,” said Al Raffin, president of Raffin Construction, in a press release.
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Michigan native buys La Porte Ford dealership

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By Heather Pfundstein
| Michiana Business News
Matthew Sanderson closed the deal on his first dealership on Aug. 17. He purchased Auto Park Ford of La Porte at 1522 E. Lincolnway. The 31,000-square-foot building, which has 17 service bays, sits on 12.6 acres. Sanderson plans to renovate the building further to meet manufacturer requirements. He also plans to keep the entire staff, including Jonathon O'Dell who is the general manager. O'Dell was offered dealership equity for his continued service.
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City plans to reopen South Bend Union Station

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By Heather Pfundstein
| Michiana Business News
The historic South Bend Union Station downtown is one step closer to the return of passenger rail service on Amtrak. The Federal Railroad Administration awarded the city a $3.8 million grant for the Activating Passenger Rail at South Bend Union Station project's development. The grant is 80% of the $4.8 million needed to plan the project.
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