Owners of short-term rentals in Manteno are keeping an eye on a potential new tax that could be assessed…
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Residents Receive Anonymous Letters Discouraging Public Speaking
With no business on the agenda outside of paying bills, approving past meeting minutes, and hearing public comment, the Board meeting was relatively quiet…
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Manteno Fire fights corn field blaze
October 24, Manteno Fire District responded to corn field fire, 9000 N and 4500 W Roads. Controlled within the hour.
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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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Teal Star Ride for PTSD
PTSD is tricky. Those affected by it don’t always realize they are victims, and that’s one of the reasons it is so dangerous.
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Run over by a tractor, stolen cow statue: WVLI Podcast Network launches unforgettable stories
WVLI is thrilled to announce the launch of the WVLI Podcast Network, a new platform bringing trusted local voices to listeners in ways you’ve never heard before
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New Public Work Truck Spurs Debate
With the pavilion and toilets in the Square on Second seemingly squared away, the newest squabble of the Manteno board.
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Local Benefit Planned for Young Man Battling Colon Cancer
A benefit for Devin Mulcahy will be held on his behalf on October 11, at Copeland’s Bar and Grill, in Manteno.
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Tensions Overflow Over Pavilion Toilet Talks, Gotion
The controversial Second Street bathroom and pavilion kit that has plagued the last month’s board meetings and split the board…
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Miles for Mental Health Suicide Prevention Awareness
On September 6, Manteno resident Jake Smith completed what has become an annual walk to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health.