Dennis Sullivan

The Steger-Will County Action Task Force's first formal meeting Wednesday managed to proceed with plans for a letter-writing campaign, despite disruptions by "a couple of rabble-rousers," task force Chairman John...

The village will consider installing two additional retention basins to better control flooding, village engineer Joseph Schudt has announced. Schudt's comments followed complaints from Crete Township Trustee Andrew Qunell and...

The Crete-Monee High School math team took first place in regional competition, qualifying for state finals, April 26 at Illinois State University in Bloomington. The Crete-Monee Warriors came in first...

Village trustees have approved plans to establish a business district development committee to advise officials on attracting more businesses. The seven-member group, comprising Steger village staff, a Crete Township trustee...

Steger officials are laying the financial groundwork to repave roughly 3 miles of streets near a proposed senior citizen residential center. Officials this week held a public hearing on plans...

Crete-Monee school district officials may have found a way to finance parking lot and driveway repairs. Rather than wait for life-safety funds to become available, school officials propose tapping into...

About 100 children, parents, grandparents and teachers crowded into the Crete-Monee High School resource center earlier this month to celebrate Monee Elementary School's academic performance. In 1995, 97 percent of...

In her last days representing Illinois' 40th Legislative District, Flora Ciarlo considered returning to teaching. But Ciarlo, whose 16-year tenure in the Bloom Township High School district included grant-proposal writing,...

Residents in the Will County portion of the village have organized to bring their property tax rates in line with those of their Cook County counterparts. Because the two counties...

The Crete-Monee school district and its newly formed foundation can continue their practice of excluding the general public and journalists from meetings--even when a significant number of school board members...