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Welcome to summer: Skilling predicts 97 for Sunday

Yesterday at 10:48 a.m.

Lots of heat and humidity are on the menu for the Memorial Day weekend, with an especially hot Sunday looming. According to the forecast from … Read more ›

News, Sports

Best Buy Classic brings hoops talent from all over the nation to the area

By Jeff Vorva | Thursday at 1:45 p.m.

More than 300 basketball teams from across the country will invade the north and northwest suburbs for the Best Buy Chicago Classic. The tournament runs … Read more ›

Schools
Lockport Rotary Club President Jim Forbes stands with LTHS students of the month Rebecca Gullet and Michele Schultz.
From the community

Lockport Rotary names April LTHS students of the month

By Kimberly Brehm | Tuesday at 2:10 p.m.

Lockport Township High School senior Michele Schultz has been named a physical education student of the month in April by the Lockport Rotary Club. Michele … Read more ›

Schools
Jerek Murphy and Paul Zapotoczny are joined by teacher Mark de la Vega at the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition.
From the community

LTHS auto students take first

By Kimberly Brehm | Tuesday at 2:54 p.m.

Lockport Township High School automotive students Jerek Murphy and Paul Zapotoczny took first place when they competed in the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills state competition … Read more ›

Politics
Sunny Hill Activity Director Larry Lindholm helps Rosie Alexander get ready to board a Lockport School District bus. Mrs. Alexander drove for Lockport schools for 25 years and wanted to ride around the district again. The school and Sunny Hill Nursing Home of will county worked together to fulfill her dream. (Photo Courtesy of Will County Executive Larry Walsh’s office)
From the community

Sunny Hill resident spends afternoon revisiting familiar roads

By Tammy Reiher, Will County Executive's office | Tuesday at 3:52 p.m.

JOLIET – Most people don’t dream of an early afternoon ride in a school bus, but Rosie Alexander did. On Monday, May 21, the former … Read more ›

Government
From the community

Village of Homer Glen In Top 10 List…Most Transparent Governmental Entities In Illinois

By Heather Parker | Wednesday at 11:36 a.m.

Homer Glen, (May 23, 2012) “The Village of Homer Glen is committed to and believes in transparency,” stated Homer Glen Mayor James Daley. On the … Read more ›

Politics
From the community

Will County checkbook posted on-line

By Will County Auditor | Wednesday at 10:36 a.m.

Will County Checkbook is viewable on-line, Fiscal Year 2012 for the month ended April 30, 2012. The Office of the Will County Auditor focuses its … Read more ›

Politics
Cars line up to dispose of unwanted household hazardous wastes at the GR2012 Sustainability Fair at Joliet Junior College’s main campus on May 19. In all, 479 vehicles dropped off hazardous wastes from 508 households, giving residents an opportunity to properly dispose of unwanted chemicals and hazardous wastes that may have otherwise polluted the environment due to improper handling or disposal. (Photo courtesy Will County Executive Larry Walsh’s office)
From the community

Hazards no more

By Tammy Reiher, Will County Executive's office | Wednesday at 3:39 p.m.

Hundreds of people participated in the Household Hazardous Waste collection on May 19. The collection was held during the GR2012 Sustainability Fair at Joliet Junior … Read more ›

News

Head of Will County Forest Preserve reprimanded

Thursday at 8:02 a.m.

Will County Forest Preserve District Executive Director Marcella “Marcy” DeMauro will serve a one-day suspension Friday for failing to notify the district board they couldn’t … Read more ›

Children and family, Entertainment, Seasonal
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Top 10 things to do this weekend

Wednesday at 7:19 p.m.

Concert to Benefit DuPage Habitat for Humanity’s First Ever Women Build Initiative DuPage Habitat for Humanity, a local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, will … Read more ›

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