Nathan Benoit was appointed to fill the Kankakee County Board District 28 seat formerly held by Amanda Armer-Irps, who had resigned following a move out of her district.
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Grant Park 4-H Gives Youth Opportunity
The Grant Park 4-H chapter isn’t new, but it’s been growing, and some people are working together to help show all their chapter offers.
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Cutting-edge technology redefines SXU anatomy education
Saint Xavier University’s Anatomage Table immerses students in 3D human anatomy using real cadaveric data, advanced visualization, and physiological simulation.
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Community walk shines a light on domestic violence awareness
Community members and Saint Xavier students united for a candlelight walk at St. Gianna Parish to raise awareness of domestic violence.
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Special Needs Parents Request Improvement
Though the Manhattan School District’s board meeting was brief, most of it focused on a family speaking during public comments to highlight their concerns
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Manhattan Invests in Water Infrastructure Projects
The big news out of Manhattan’s October 8 board meeting was the announcement of several major water infrastructure projects on Manhattan-Monee Road.
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Manhattan Parks Turns Down Sports Complex Proposal
In a rare move, the Manhattan Parks turned down a sports complex proposal, with all board members present voting unanimously against it.
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Grant Park Continues Improvement Projects
Progress is being made with the Hilgert Park facelift, Mayor Ben Detloff reported to the board at the October 6 meeting.
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Women leaders inspire the next generation
Women leaders from across Cook County inspired students and community members to lead with confidence, purpose and passion for public service.
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Hundreds Attend Earthrise’s Manhattan Open House
Hundreds of area residents turned out to Earthrise Energy’s open house to catch a glimpse of the proposed 5,400-acre solar development project.