Hobart’s getting a splash of green with a new $14,700 rain garden at Robinson Lake—using native plants and special soil to filter stormwater and teach the community how to keep waterways clean. This isn’t their first rodeo with green infrastructure, and the grant’s second half will be unlocked once the garden’s impact is proven. Meanwhile, Porter County’s hosting a big hazardous waste and paper shredding event on August 8th, where you can safely drop off old meds, batteries, and motor oil (but no latex paint or electronics). And if you’re craving weekend charm, Chesterton’s European Market rolls into town every Saturday through October, offering artisan goods, fresh eats, and lively vibes from Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois.
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