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Lyons falls short against Bolingbrook in Class 8A second round
Owen Matela is heading off to play football at the next level soon, but it’ll be tough leaving Lyons. The senior tight end and Miami (Ohio) recruit caught five passes for 59 yards in his final high school game on Nov. 7 as the Lions fell 22-14 to Bolingbrook in the Class 8A second round.
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Joliet Announces Temporary Closure Of Briggs Street And New Lenox Road Intersection For Improvements
The City of Joliet advises residents and motorists that the intersection of Briggs Street and New Lenox Road will be temporarily closed to traffic for construction improvements being completed by Love’s Travel Stops. The closure is anticipated to begin on Tuesday, November 10, and remain in place through approximately...
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Oswego football holds off Naperville North in second round of IHSA 8A playoffs
After clinching its first playoff win since 2010, Naperville North is back in the second round of the IHSA 8A football playoffs, facing a familiar foe in Oswego. The Panthers took down the Huskies 17-7 in the first round last year and are battling against their second straight Naperville school after taking care of Central last week. This highlight is sponsored by BMO.
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Coroner identifies woman killed in Aurora pedestrian crash
The Kane County Coroner's Office has identified the 74-year-old woman who died in a pedestrian-versus-vehicle crash in Aurora last week as Catherine Pegues of Aurora. The Aurora Police Department says Pegues was crossing Farnsworth Avenue near Indian Avenue when she was struck by a sedan. The crash happened just after 6 p.m.
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NaperLights Returns to Downtown Naperville
Sunrise Rotary Display Will Again Be a Winter Wonderland on Water Street Naperville Sunrise Rotary’s NaperLights holiday display will make the season bright along Water Street and the south side of the Riverwalk in Downtown Naperville again this year. NaperLights will be illuminated from Thanksgiving weekend throughout the holiday season. Photo opportunities abound, from the […]
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Brookfield food pantry sees highest service numbers ever
Share Food Share Love, the food pantry at 9030 Brookfield Ave., is seeing the highest levels of need ever as the holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, Administrative Director John Dumas said. In an interview with the Landmark, Dumas said the pantry served 4,203 people through the end of October....
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East Aurora school board member pleads not guilty to federal fraud charges
Annette Johnson, former president of the East Aurora School District 131 Board of Education, faces two counts of honest services mail fraud and one count of honest services wire fraud, each punishable by up to 20 years in federal prison.
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Oswego Advances to Football Quarterfinals With Win Over Naperville North
The Oswego Panthers held on for a 21-19 victory over No. 13 seed Naperville North on Friday night in the IHSA Class 8A upper bracket, advancing to the quarterfinals. The No. 4-seeded Panthers got a pair of 49-yard runs from Luke Hernandez, including one for a touchdown. Ammar Banire led Oswego on the ground with 110 yards on 22 carries, while Graham Schwab scored the Panthers’ first touchdown on a 4-yard run. Drew Kleinhans finished with 54 passing yards and 68 rushing yards. Oswego will face either No. 5 seed Bolingbrook or No. 21 seed Lyons next week.
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Veterans Day in Naperville: 6 Century Walk Artworks That Honor Service
Naperville’s outdoor public art collection, Century Walk, is best known for its murals, whimsical sculptures and downtown landmarks. But scattered among its more than 50 pieces is a quieter collection — a set of works that honor the local men and women who served, and the families who waited for them to come home. Ahead […]