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Lots of Road Projects; Who’s Paying

The construction workers have gone back to work and much to the chagrin of many motorists they seem to be all over the place. Anyone who needs to travel north on Interstate 55 from Arsenal Road to Route 6 in Channahon would be wise to seek an alternate route.

 

Lockport Officer of the Year

2010 Officer of the Year (Dave Draksler) Receives Ceremonial Award from Lockport Police Commissioner Gary Niehaus.

 

Disparities Between Crack and Powder Cocaine Going to President’s Desk

WASHINGTON-The NAACP applauds Congress for passing the Fair Sentencing Act of 2009.

 

Local Towns Named Best in the Country

JOLIET- A recent Money Magazine article ranked several Will County towns as the best places to live in the country.

 

County Board Opposes Amendment to Foreclosure Law

The Will County Board unanimously approved a resolution at its last board meeting opposing legislation that allows private companies to perform foreclosure sales and eviction proceedings. House Bill 5055 passed both Houses unanimously on May 26th and now awaits Governor Pat Quinn’s signature.

 

Shorewood Shortens Completion of Subdivision Roadways

The Shorewood Village board approved an amendment to their subdivision ordinances that will shorten the timeframe for developers to complete roadway work in new developments.

 
Thursday, July 29, 2010

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