of families and 4.3% of the population were below the poverty line, including 5.2% of those under age 18 and 2.9% of those age 65 or over. Political affiliation Munster consistently leans towards the Democratic Party. Federally, Munster is situated in Indiana's 1st congressional district, which is represented by Democrat Frank J. Mrvan. Munster also supports Democrats in Presidential elections; Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden both defeated Republican Donald Trump by margins as high as 50 percentage points. Businesses and attractions The town is home to a number of local, regional and national companies and extensive community resources. Among them are the Community Hospital, the Center for Visual and Performing Arts, The Times of Northwest Indiana newspaper, a PepsiCo bottling and distribution facility, a Whole Foods Market distribution center, the Community Veterans Memorial, the LEED-certified Centennial Park and Golf Course, Kaske House Museum at Heritage Park, Bieker Woods Nature Area, eleven miles of bike paths, an innovative Public Art and Sculpture Program, the new Munster Music Festival, the Munster Centennials Vintage Baseball Team, and the Babe Ruth Baseball. Munster is also home to the Three Floyds Brewing Company, a microbrewery and craft beer-drinker's destination noted for its "Dark Lord Day" event, which draws 6,000 people every April. Lake Business Center In spring 2011, Simborg Development revitalized plans for a $60 million renovation of the 72-acre Lake Business Center site fronting Calumet Avenue that will open new commercial opportunities for the Town of Munster. This development, originally to be named Munster Town Center that would have created a mixed-use center of retail shops and restaurants, commercial offices, medical facilities as well as an extended-stay hotel, was modified to maintain the warehouse facility and maintain a high-tech image exterior for the development. Current tenants include DaVita Dialysis, MAC Medical Supply Co. Inc., Tec Air Inc., and Community Hospital Therapy Center while Noodles & Company and Meatheads have their restaurants in a two-unit outlot building. Additional tenants include Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush, as well as Starbucks and Potbelly which each have standalone restaurants just south of the Noodles & Meatheads building. A Homewood Suites by Hilton hotel anchors the north end of the development. Centennial Village One of Munster's newest redevelopment projects is the area immediately surrounding the former Munster Steel site, located to the north of the town's Centennial Park. The area, named "Centennial Village," will be a mixed-use transit-oriented development that