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Early voting site returns to Monee
Early voting privileges have officially returned to Monee. Village Clerk Michelle Powell made the announcement during the February 11 meeting of the board of trustees. The notification drew applause from the board and the audience. Monee lost its local early voting site two years ago amid claims of missteps former Village Clerk Doneshia Codjoe was […]
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Monee hands out 3 CREW Awards
Three Monee staff members were recently recognized by the village board with the presentation of the semi-annual CREW Awards.
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New collector’s shop opens in Manteno
If you are a collector, there’s a specialty shop in Manteno that you’re going to love. Pocket Vault Cards & Collectibles, tucked inside Uplifted Bistro LLC at 67 W. First Street, has everything imaginable that collectors might want. According to owners Adam and Rebecca E., who did not want to give their last name, Pocket […]
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Monee trustee promises big news coming
Something big apparently is in the works for the Village of Monee.
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Crete-Monee shoots down holiday waiver proposal
Crete-Monee school officials have scrapped a proposal that would have designated MLK, Presidents Day, Casimir Pulaski Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day for use as either student attendance days or teacher institute days.
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Faith Connection hopes to make season jolly
If Faith Connection’s congregation has their way, senior citizens in Pembroke Township will have an especially joyous holiday season.
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Crete-Monee school officials reviewing holidays
Crete-Monee school officials are mulling a change in the district’s 2026-27 calendar that would designate MLK, Presidents Day, Casimir Pulaski Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day for use as either student attendance days or teacher institute days.
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Wreaths Across America provide more than decorations
For those who support Wreaths Across America, the ribbon-festooned evergreens placed on veterans graves over the holidays were more than just Christmas decorations.