Joliet Noon Lions Club donates, plans fall events
The Joliet Noon Lions Club recently submitted a $1,000 to Lions Club International to aid in humanitarian relief in light of the two destructive storms. Lions Club International recently sent...
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SOCCER Plainfield East 2, Minooka 0 Romeoville 2, West Aurora 0 VOLLEYBALL Minooka (16-1) defeats Romeoville 25-9, 25-13 Minooka leaders: Allison Papesh: 8 kills, 5 aces, 7 digs, Holly Bonde: 6 kills,...
View ArticleWEEK 3 Sit and Start
By Mark Gregory Sports Editor @Hear_The_Beard mark@buglenewspapers.com QB Start – Jay Cutler, Dolphins Yep – THAT Jay Cutler. Cutler and Adam Gase looked good in their first game back together. With a...
View ArticleJoliet woman awarded Presence Life H.O.P.E award
Pat Leja stands with Sister Sharon Kerrigan, regional mission officer, Presence Life Connections, Chris Green, administrator, Presence Villa Franciscan, and Mike Gordon, interim president, Presence...
View ArticleWill County Mobile Workforce Center announces October schedule
Will County Mobile Workforce Center The Will County Mobile Workforce Center will be making several stops in October to communities around the county. The mobile center offers state of the art...
View ArticleIllinois residents encouraged to register for Oct. 19 earthquake drill
At 10:19 a.m. on October 19 millions of people across the United States and around the globe will take a few minutes to practice three simple actions that could save their lives during a major...
View ArticleWEEK 5 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Oswego East 7, Plainfield North 6 Downers Grove South 28, Addison Trail 0 Glenbard West 35, Downers Grove North 14 Oswego 68, Romeoville 16 Minooka 27 Plainfield Central 0 Nazareth 24, Benet 14 JCA 21,...
View ArticleLU’s Philip Lynch Theatre presents the drama “The Boys Next Door”
Tom Griffin’s 1983 play “The Boys Next Door” is about four intellectually disabled men in a group home and their social worker. The Philip Lynch Theatre (PLT) is staging the heartwarming comedy with...
View ArticleWill County, AFSCME 5-year agreement will affect 750 employees
Will County has reached an unprecedented five year agreement with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) for a new contract on a wage and benefits package with county...
View ArticleLockport’s woes continue
By Randy Whalen For the Bugle A year later the Lockport Township football team found its situation flipped with its opponent. This new situation isn’t any fun for the Porters. The season-long offensive...
View ArticleMinooka beats Plainfield Central in ‘Hits for HUGS’ game
By Bob Vavra For the Bugle Plainfield Central was showing its potential, Minooka was on its heels, and Indians coach Carrie Prosek decided it was time for a little talk with her team. “We have the...
View ArticleSouth adds counter; rolls up 40 on Steelmen
By Alison Moran For the Bugle As Robin might have said to Batman, “Holy heat index, Batman!” But, even 100-plus degree heat indexes could stop the Plainfield South Cougars (2-3, 2-3) from roaring into...
View ArticleSept. 26 SCOREBOARD
SOCCER Plainfield Central 1, Minooka 0 Oswego 7, Romeoville 4 (2OT) VOLLEYBALL Minooka defeats Joliet West 25-18, 25-17 Minooka Leaders: Taylor Baranski (15 digs), Allison Papesh (13 kills), Rocky...
View ArticleFANTASY FOOTBALL: WEEK 4 SIT and START
By Mark Gregory Sports Editor @Hear_The_Beard mark@buglenewspapers.com RB Start – LeGarrette Blount-Eagles This is a crowded backfield that got less crowded move. With Darren Sproles breaking his arm...
View ArticleDay of the Immigrant celebration continues to grow in Bolingbrooks
Thousands came out to Bolingbrook to support the 7th Day of the Immigrant hosted by the Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project. By Laura Katauskas Staff Reporter What started out as a walk drawing a few...
View ArticlePlainfield police remind about railroad safety
The Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police (ILACP) is coordinating the fourth statewide Illinois Rail Safety Week, which runs from September 24 to 30, in partnership with the Union Pacific and CN...
View ArticleJoliet council selects new city manager
By Megann Horstead | For The Bugle The City of Joliet named David Hales as its next city manager at it’s Sept. 19 public meeting. The council’s selection will put an end to the city’s search by Nov....
View ArticleAuditions set for holiday radio show in Westmont
Progressive Village Performance Network (PVPN) in Westmont presents auditions for their live-action Holiday Radio Show directed by Jenny Randag. Auditions are Sunday, October 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. and...
View ArticleUniversity of Saint Francis honors alum at Oct. 7 homecoming
The Office of Alumni and Family Relations at the University of St. Francis (USF) will honor five talented and deserving alumni with the annual Distinguished Alumni Award during Homecoming & Reunion...
View ArticleIllinois residents encouraged to register for “The Great ShakeOut” earthquake...
At 10:19 a.m. on October 19 millions of people across the United States and around the globe will take a few minutes to practice three simple actions that could save their lives during a major...
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