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American Legion welcomes Operation Stop 22 Motorcycle Run riders

August 14, 2018 by Laurie Fanelli, Freelance Reporter News

A thunderous roar of motorcycles was heard outside John Olson American Legion Post 18 Aug. 11 in Lockport, as approximately 100 riders concluded K9s for Veterans’ Operation Stop 22 Motorcycle Run.

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Stretch of Parker Road to remain closed through Aug. 31
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Village

Plan Commission: Residents speak out on development proposal
The Homer Glen Plan Commission was met with a number of unhappy residents at its Aug. 2 meeting when it discussed a proposed housing development for the Dunn Farm property.
Village Board: Decision made to delay approval of Strategic Plan
Lockport City Council: Officials vote to approve agreement with Homer Glen on wastewater treatment services
Village Board: Long awaited construction of Fiddyment Creek sewer project gets one step closer

School

District 92 looks to fill two board member openings

The Will County School District 92 Board of Education is anticipating two possible board member openings as of this month.
Homer 33C: Principals for Young, Schilling schools appointed at meeting
LTHS D205 board president resigns
Providence unveils new mission statement

Obituaries

In Memoriam: Caneva

Carl O. Caneva, of Waukegan, died June 29 after a nearly two-year battle with cancer. He was born in Joliet and grew up in Lockport.
In Memoriam: Orlando (nee Norberg)
In Memoriam: Bauer (nee Burcenski), Goshorn, Rogers (nee Sweeney), Seng
In Memoriam: Robert Richard Zacharias, Jr.