A mother and two children, ages 4 and 7, were injured when their vehicle was hit by a stolen postal vehicle Wednesday afternoon.
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Argo High School hosts annual Ramadan community iftar dinner
Argo High School and the Muslim Student Association hosted their Ramadan Community Iftar Dinner on Friday, March 14, in the school cafeteria.
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Race to bathroom ends with a traffic ticket
A woman in a hurry to answer the call of nature wound up being arrested by Justice police last week.
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Lions Clubs honor community super stars
Sponsored by the Village of Bridgeview and Mayor Steven M. Landek, the event honored an Educator of the Year from Indian Springs School District 109, Summit School District 104, and Argo Community High School District 217; a Summit Business of the Year, Bridgeview Veteran of the Year, and Justice Community Impact Award recipient.
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New police officer brings experience to JusticeÂ
The Justice Village Board unanimously approved the hiring of police officer Ahmad Boyd at its Feb. 24 meeting.
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Justice Park District collects donations for fire victims
The Justice Park District issued a request for donations, and Board of Commissioners President Carrie Bernardoni said the community’s response has been overwhelming.
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UPDATE: Dozens of families left homeless after Justice apartment building fire
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 constituentsÂ
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.