By Karen Haave A new curriculum developed for Crete-Monee schools this fall features a young enslaved woman, her search for freedom and her role in…
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By Sandy Vasko The why of it is unknown, but everyone loves a good fight. Whether it’s in the movies or in the news, we…
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Dress in costume for a spooky moonlight hike or take a golden fall walk on Sweetest Day with the Forest Preserve District of Will County.…
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Note: This column is reprinted from Oct. 15, 2014. The combine is the piece of machinery used to harvest grains. When harvesting soybeans, the plants are…
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By ANDREW ADAMS Capitol News Illinois [email protected] The company behind a controversial carbon dioxide pipeline that would have spanned more than 1,300 miles across five…
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Overnight lane closures, including intermittent full closures, are scheduled next week for Des Plaines River Bridge inspection work on the southbound Veterans Memorial Tollway (I-355)…
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By Nick Reiher Following more than a week of questions and few answers, Joliet Township residents and area officials turned out in large numbers for…
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By Nick Reiher From the very first speaker who barged up to the microphone and badgered Joliet Township Clerk Alicia Morales about wearing a mask,…
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By HANNAH MEISEL Capitol News Illinois [email protected] Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday condemned the deadly attacks on Israel over the weekend by the militant group…
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