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Manhattan Focuses on Rt. 52 Safety
The Village of Manhattan and its residents remain resolute in their mission to improve the dangerous Rt. 52 and North Street intersection…
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MPD moves to the top of the SOI list
Monee Police Department’s steadfast dedication to Special Olympics Illinois this year helped propel Illinois to the top of SOI fundraising list.
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MFPD Approves Levy, Tax Rate to Decrease
Taxpayers will be pleased to know the Manhattan Fire Protection District has determined its tax rate will decrease…
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New Subdivision Approved in Manhattan
Following a public hearing and subsequent approval of an annexation agreement, rezoning, and survey, a new subdivision has been approved in Manhattan.
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Manhattan Comes Together, Rallies for Change
Efforts to improve the intersection of Rt. 52 and North Street — and curb truck traffic through Manhattan’s downtown — have intensified
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Grant Park Trustee Resigns
The Village of Grant Park now has a vacancy on its board following the immediate resignation of Trustee Steve Brower at the meeting on October 20.
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Green Garden grant may be a no go
Changes in a Will County grant deadline appear to have sidelined Green Garden Township’s Town Hall project.
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County Line gets a stop sign
An intersection at County Line Road and Route 50 considered to be quite dangerous, now has a new traffic pattern.
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Manhattan Fire Protection District Responds to Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on Rt. 50 and County Line Road
On Friday, October 17, at approximately 7:35 p.m., the Manhattan Fire Protection District was dispatched to a report of a motor vehicle accident at Rt. 50 and County Line Road.