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Old Will County Courthouse Demolition Cost Could Top $2.7 Million

By Stephen Nelson At their Thursday, January 19, meeting, the Will County Board awarded a contract worth $168,000 to Kluber, Inc., for  engineering services related to the demolition of the former Will County Courthouse at 14 W. Jefferson Street in Joliet. Kluber’s services will identify specific issues related to the demolition project, such as asbestos […]

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Devils Pull Out Win Over Momence

By Dennis Bowling Peotone sophomore Brandon Weiss was not about to let a painful left leg achilles issue keep him from his appointed rounds. Weiss turned in a very gutsy effort on January 27. Weiss, a very promising point guard, with exceptional accuracy, registered a team-high 21 points, which included five treys, through three quarters […]

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Bobcat Boys Basketball Moves to 15-1

By Dennis Bowling Beecher junior Jack Hayhurst is a two-sport sensation. During this past fall, Hayhurst emerged as one of the top golfers in the State of Illinois. Currently, Hayhurst is one of the best three-point shooters, with dead-on accuracy, and that was especially true on January 3. Hayhurst, a 6’-4” dynamic guard, made five […]

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Grant Park Mother Authors Story of Love and Living Each Day to the Fullest

By Karen Haave A book published by a Grant Park mother of four is a heartrending story of loss, adoption, and a terminal illness meant to inspire others to live each day to the fullest. “Greater Than Grief: Two Against Duchenne” is Christena Estby’s first book, begun early last summer, chronicling the story of her […]

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Rep. Lauren Underwood Visits JJC to Celebrate Federal Funding for Entrepreneur and Business Center

Rep. Lauren Underwood (IL-14) visited Joliet Junior College to celebrate more than $350,000 in federal funding she secured for the college’s Entrepreneur and Business Center (EBC). This funding will expand the EBC’s capacity to provide no-cost services to new and existing entrepreneurs through education and training to help them build their companies. “JJC is extremely […]

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