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Northwest Division

The Northwest Division of the Indiana Chapter is led by Sandy Storey, Division Director and includes the two counties in extreme northwest Indiana. The division includes Lake and Porter Counties that encompass important Indiana cities such as Merrillville, Rensselaer, Crown Point, Valparaiso, Westville, Portage, Hammond, Chesterton, Cedar Lake, and Lowell and East Chicago and others. Call 1-800-244-9255 or (219) 736-0023 for more information on March of Dimes programs and events in Northwest Indiana or click here for more information.

Northwest Division Board of Directors

Sanrda Boland, First Source Bank

Lisa Hedger, Post Tribune

Deb Hruska, Crown Point

Christine McCollum, Methodist Hospital Primary Care

Pamela O'Keefe, Methodist Hospital, Inc.

Kevin O'Shea, BP Whiting

Kieran Penning, IUN Nursing

Diane Roper, Methodist Hospital, Inc.

Richard Taylor, BP Whiting

Carol Walker, Porter County Memorial Hospital

Angela Wise, Harrah's East Chicago

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