East Chicago

American  

noun

1. a port in NW Indiana, on Lake Michigan, near Chicago.

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Example Sentences

In a 2003 race for the Democratic nomination for mayor of East Chicago, Indiana, for instance, one candidate eked out a 278-vote victory, out of more than 8,000 votes cast, mostly on the strength of absentee ballots.

From Washington Post

Once officials at the school where she was employed, St. Stanislaus in East Chicago, learned of the threat, they immediately confronted her and escorted her from the building, the Diocese of Gary said in a message to parents.

From Seattle Times

Voters in Mrvan’s district — which includes the steelmaking cities of Gary and East Chicago and a swath of working-class and more affluent suburbs — have moved away from Democrats.

From Washington Post

East Chicago police said they are obtaining an emergency detention order for the teacher from the Lake County Prosecutor’s Office.

From Seattle Times

Officials at her school, St. Stanislaus in East Chicago, immediately confronted her and escorted her from the building once they learned of the threat Wednesday afternoon, the Diocese of Gary said in a message to parents.

From Seattle Times