No injuries were reported after fire destroyed an apartment building in Justice and left dozens of families homeless.
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Casten tries to ease worries of his constituents
Congressman Sean Casten tries to allay fears constituents may have about the many changes being imposed by the Trump administration.
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Justice man pens second book of poetry
Richard Jandura, a poet from Justice, has released his second book, Poems from Home: Volume 2, now available on various platforms. The collection, published by Page Publishing, explores themes of love, loss, relationships, and the human condition through heartfelt poems and ruminations. Jandura said his work aims to offer readers a fresh perspective on the world around them.
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Traffic: ‘It’s a pain,’ frustrated Justician, mayor agree
Ongoing street work north of Archer Road and 79th Street was the hot topic during the public comment portion of the latest Justice Village Board meeting.
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State grants $2.2 million to address Justice flooding
The village of Justice is getting help from the state of Illinois to deal with flooding problems to the tune of $2.2 million. The Justice Stormwater Improvement Project will involve replacing multiple stormwater lines “because of age,” said Matthew Zarebczan, the village’s Director of Economic Development He handles grants for the village. The money is […]
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Bronco’s Burritos brings authentic Mexican flavors to Justice
At Bronco’s Burritos, the essence of Mexican cuisine is on full display. From savory tacos and hearty burritos to traditional dishes like menudo and pozole, every item on the menu reflects the rich flavors and heritage of Mexico. Whether it’s a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Bronco’s Burritos offers diners a culinary journey that […]
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Justice board OKs purchase of upgraded Tasers
Justice Village Board members have approved purchasing seven Taser 10 devices for $52,656 from Axon Enterprises Inc. The new equipment is expected to be ready for use in early 2025 after officers complete training. Deputy Police Chief Fred Schuerg highlighted the advancements of the Taser 10s compared to the older Taser 7s during the board’s […]
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Skoczylas steps into superintendent role as first woman to lead SD109
Crystal Skoczylas has made history as the first woman to serve as superintendent of Indian Springs School District 109, a role she stepped into as the new school year began. In April, the SD109 Board of Education approved Skoczylas’s promotion from assistant superintendent to superintendent, succeeding Dr. Blair Nuccio, who retired on July 1, 2024. […]
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Local Lions clubs celebrate Oktoberfest
The Bridgeview, Justice, and Argo-Summit Lions Clubs held their third annual Oktoberfest at the Branding Iron in Bridgeview on Saturday. The celebration was highlighted by the polka music of Eddie Korosa Jr. and his band. At one point in the evening, emcee and Justice Lion Brian Bernardoni joined Korosa on the mic to sing “Roll […]
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Lyons Township Dems hold annual Fall Fest in Summit
The Lyons Township Democratic Organization held their annual Fall Fest this past Saturday. It took place from 11:00AM-1:00PM outside of their headquarters at 63rd Street and Archer Road in Summit. They welcomed approximately 300 people to the event and this year was no disappointment. Food was a plenty with grilled burgers, italian sausage, and hot […]