Pat Harper

A Romeoville resident has proposed a way to honor the memory of Village Clerk Robert Schneider, a longtime resident and public servant who died last week. "I would like to...

Parents will follow in their children's footsteps this week when Lincoln-Way High School hosts its 45th annual Back-to-School Nights. Armed with a copy of their children's class schedule, moms and...

A Joliet bank is ready to start building a branch in town after agreeing to some minor building plan changes suggested by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Lief Hendricksen of...

The opening of the school year brought a record number of students to both Lincoln-Way High School campuses, which are undergoing expansion to accommodate even more students, school principals recently...

A plan to link open spaces in New Lenox through a series of greenways is expected to be added to the village's comprehensive plan. Consultant Chris Lannert, who conducted the...

A Romeoville-area developer has offered to enlarge some lots in a proposed subdivision to ease village officials' concerns about population density. Wesglen, a proposed development of single-family and attached homes,...

Nearly 30 developers turned out for a meeting with the New Lenox Village Board Development and Land Use Committee late Thursday afternoon. According to Village Trustee Dave Smith, informing developers...

The Lincoln-Way School District 210 board on Thursday night approved a $31.9 million budget for the 1998-99 school year. Growth is keeping the district's budget in the black, according to...

An arbitrator's decision has ended a lengthy police contract dispute in New Lenox, a village official said Wednesday. Village Administrator Russ Loebe said that the village's previous contract with the...

New Lenox on Tuesday night joined the growing ranks of suburbs with regulations to control sexually oriented business ventures. The village's business mix does not include establishments such as strip...