Jerry Davich is a seasoned storyteller and author, known for his thought-provoking newspaper columns in the Chicago Tribune and The Times of Northwest Indiana. With a focus on local stories in Munster, Indiana, Jerry delves into a wide range of topics, from social issues to personal experiences, offering unique perspectives and engaging readers with his compelling narratives.
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By: Jerry Davich
“Because of the hustle and bustle of life, we often find ourselves out of balance,” Jeff Martin said. “You can have all of the money in the world yet not be healthy. Or you can be healthy, but not be connected socially to others. What we are trying to do here is give people in rural communities the opportunity to access amenities and services that are typically found only in an urban setting.”
By: Jerry Davich
I share between three to five Facebook posts a day, including photos, videos and column teasers, totaling more than 1,000 posts every year, prompting thousands of reader comments from my 7,000-plus followers and a few I've had to block.
By: Jerry Davich
The 23 Hoosier Lottery scratch-off tickets were attached to a small white “tree.” The scratch offs included a $20, $30 and even $50 ticket, something I would never pay for
By: Jerry Davich
Metro columnist “And the winning raffle ticket number is … 677,” a DJ announced to the audience.
By: Jerry Davich
We live in a nation of rampant consumerism, habitual shopaholics and front porches loaded with boxes of stuff that’s not needed, only wanted. Why not shop for basic necessities to help victims at disaster sites in devastated locations.
By: Jerry Davich
MAKS works closely with Indiana Department of Child Services in Northwest Indiana to provide necessities for foster children when they have been removed from their home while awaiting placement, usually in emergency situations. “I can’t believe how my Mary Poppin’s closet has turned into this,” founder Morgan Bradley said.
By: Jerry Davich
November is Men’s Equality Month, a time to celebrate men's roles in society and raise awareness about the 12 areas of male disadvantage, according to the International Council for Men
By: Jerry Davich
Metro columnist I pulled up to the crash site a few minutes after a car violently veered off the road and somehow wound up teetering sideways on two wheels atop of a pole.
By: Jerry Davich
Metro columnist “And these children that you spit on, as they try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations, they're quite aware of what they're goin' through.” — “Changes,” David Bowie
By: Jerry Davich
“I truly believe the big debate in our city right now is not between any political parties. I think it's between people who want to be positive and people who just want to be negative,” a Region mayor wrote.
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