GARY REVITALIZATION Historic Aetna Neighborhood Aetna is on the northeastern part of Gary, south of Miller Beach it is bounded by Miller Avenue on the north, Lake Street on the east and Lake Station Township on the south and Interstate 65 on the west. Reinforced Aetna Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Aetna will become the professional hub for nurses, doctors, and librarians or administrative assistants. This community will be supported by Dallas, Texas, Cleveland Ohio, and Indianapolis, Indiana. Globally, South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia will have some affiliations. Locally, Munster, Lake Station, and Valparaiso will be interlinked. Historic Ambridge Mann Neighborhood Ambridge Mann is located on the northwest side of Gary. Bounded by the Grand Calumet River on the north, Grant Street on the east, Tolleston Avenue on the south and Chase Street on the west. Reinforced Amber Mann Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Amber Mann will become the professional hub for police and firefighters. This community will be supported by Atlanta, Georgia. Globally, Sierra Leone will have some affiliations. Locally, Hammond will be interlinked. Historic Black Oak Neighborhood Black Oak is Gary’s only majority white neighborhood. It is bounded by 25th Avenue on the north, Grant Street on the east and Town of Griffin on the south and the Town of Hammond on the west. Reinforced Black Oak Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Black Oak will become the professional hub for journalist. This community will be supported by Memphis, Tennessee. Globally, Nigeria will have some affiliations. Locally, East Chicago will be interlinked. Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Brunswick is on the northwest part of Gary, south of the Airport. It is bounded by Indiana Toll Road on the north, Chase Street on the east and Norfolk Railroad tracks on the south and Cline Avenue on the west. Reinforced Brunswick Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Brunswick will become the professional hub for entertainment and sporting. This community will be supported by Los Angeles, California. Globally, Senegal will have some affiliations. Locally, Griffin will be interlinked. Historic Downtown West Neighborhood Downtown West is bounded by 9th Avenue on the north, Grant Street on the east and Calumet River on the south and Broadway Avenue on the west. Reinforced Downtown West Under Sys vision, Downtown West will become the professional hub for the construction industry. This community will be supported by Detroit, Michigan. Globally, Ethiopia will have some affiliations. Locally, Hebron will be interlinked. Historic Emerson Neighborhood Emerson is bounded by 9th Avenue on the north, Broadway on the east, Calumet River on the south, Interstate 65 on the west. Reinforced Emerson Under Sys vision, Emerson will become the professional hub for veterinarians. This community will be supported by Norfolk, Virginia. Globally, Egypt will have some affiliations. Locally, Crown Point will be interlinked. Historic Glen Park Neighborhood Glen Park is the most populous neighborhood in Gary. It is bounded by the Borman Expressway on the north, Calumet Township on the east and Merrillville on the south and Grant Street on the west. Reinforced Glen Park Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Glen Park will become the professional hub for gardening. This community will be supported by San Diego, California. Globally, Somalia will have some affiliations. Locally, Merrillville will be interlinked. Historic Pulaski Neighborhood Pulaski is located in eastern Gary. Bounded by the Borman Expressway on the south, Maryland Street on the west and Norfolk Southern railway on the northeast, it is a triangular shaped community. Reinforced Pulaski Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Pulaski will become the professional hub the travel industry. This community will be supported by New Orlean, Louisiana. Globally, Congo will have some affiliations. Locally, Portage will be interlinked. Historic Miller Neighborhood Miller Beach is bounded by Lake Michigan on the north, Porter County on the east, Borman Expressway on the south, protected wetlands on the west. Reinforced Miller Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Miller will become the professional hub teachers, investigators, designers, and marketing professionals. This community will be supported by Kansas City, Missouri, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Miami, Florida. Globally, Tanzania, Angola, Zimbabwe, and Zambia. Locally, Libery, Whiting, Chesterston, and Dyer will be interlinked. Historic Tarrytown Neighborhood Tarrytown is a subdivision of Tolleston. It is ten block area running north and south between Clark Road and Whitcomb Street. Reinforced Tarrytown Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Tarrytown will become the professional hub for lawyers. This community will be supported by St. Louis, Missouri. Globally, Ivory Coast will have some affiliations. Locally, East Chicago will be interlinked. Historic Tolleston Neighborhood Tolleston is in the west central Gary, it is bounded by Norfolk railroad tracks on the north, Grant Street on the east and 25th Avenue on the south and Clark Street on the west. Reinforced Tolleston Neighborhood Under Sys vision, Tolleston will become the professional hub for scientist. This community will be supported by Boston, Massachusetts. Globally, Ghana will have some affiliations. Locally, Hammond will be interlinked. New University Park University Park is bounded by the Borman Expressway on the north, Martin Luther King Jr on the east and Ridge Road on the south and Broadway on the west. Reinforced University Park Under Sys vision, University Park will become the professional hub for technology. This community will be supported by New York, New York. Globally, Sudan will have some affiliations. Locally, Schereville will be interlinked. Reinforced West Side Neighborhood Under Sys vision, West Side will become the professional hub for chefs. This community will be supported by Birmingham, Alabama. Globally, Western Sahara will have some affiliations. Locally, Lowell will be interlinked.
Posted on: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 03:56:39 +0000
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