to Gary. PACE operates Route 892, a special work shuttle between Gary, East Chicago and UPS' Hodgkins facility. Its schedule coincides with UPS workers' shifts. The route is operated in cooperation with UPS, which partially funds its operations. Neighborhoods Indiana Harbor (East Chicago) North Harbor Sunnyside New Addition Washington Park Prairie Park Marktown East Chicago Northside Southside Roxana Calumet Education School City of East Chicago serves the city. All residents are zoned to East Chicago Central High School. Ivy Tech community college East Chicago Public Library System operates a main library at 2401 East Columbus Drive and the Robert A. Pastrick Branch Library at 1008 West Chicago Avenue at Baring Avenue. East Chicago also has two charter school options, East Chicago Urban Enterprise (K-8), and East Chicago Lighthouse Charter School (K-7). Industry East Chicago is home to the following business and industry: Cleveland-Cliffs' Indiana Harbor Works, the largest steel mill in the USA. Indiana Harbor Works comprises East mill, originally Inland Steel, and West mill, owned for most of its life by Youngstown Sheet and Tube, both acquired and merged by ArcelorMittal. U.S. Steel’s East Chicago Tin, a steel finishing faculty part of Gary Works. The Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal complex. For 105 years, East Chicago was home to the Inland Steel Company (1893–1998). The Showboat Casino opened in 1997 with about 900 employees. Other large employers include Amoco Oil Co., Union Tank Car, American Steel Foundries, USG Corp. and St. Catherine Hospital. Notable people Government Gonzalo P. Curiel - US District Court judge Earl Harris - Indiana state legislator William C. Kavanaugh - Wisconsin State Assemblyman Vincent Mroz - Secret Service agent Jerome Reppa - Indiana lawyer and politician Theodore L. Sendak - 36th Indiana Attorney General Richard Williams - diplomat, author, first US ambassador to Mongolia Military Emilio A. De La Garza, Jr. - U.S. Marine Corps, Medal of Honor recipient, Vietnam War Alexander Vraciu - U.S. Navy, Navy Cross, leading flying ace during World War II Movies - TV Leslie Edgley - novelist, playwright, radio dramatist and screenwriter John Hubbard - actor Betsy Palmer - actress and television personality Frank Reynolds - ABC television news anchorman Steve Tesich - Academy Award-winning screenwriter Music Catfish Keith - blues singer, songwriter and slide guitarist Mighty Mo Rodgers - blues musician, songwriter and record producer Sports Thomas Yohe (football) - notable quarterback in the European football league. 3-time Harvard