Police in riot gear meet hundreds of protesters in march through Loop
Hundreds of protesters headed to the Board of Trade building Saturday night as they protested NATO, taunted police and blocked traffic on normally busy streets. They were met by large contingents of police officers, some in riot gear, and others on bikes, who generally let …Read More
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- Scenes from the NATO protesters march downtown
- DuPage Airport prepared to handle extra business during NATO summit in Chicago
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Joliet makes name for itself in paintball world
JOLIET — When it comes to paintball, Joliet’s name is on the radar. Thousands of players flocked here this weekend, filling the hotels, patronizing businesses, and making the city a part of a national circuit. This weekend, CPX Sports in Joliet hosted two major events: …Read More
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Manhattan looks to savings through electricity aggregation
MANHATTAN — State legislation allowing for municipalities to bid their electric supply for their entire community resulted in one of the lowest rates in northern Illinois for Manhattan, village officials say. “Working with our broker, NIMEC, has resulted in a rate of 4.58 cents per …Read More
- Harvey man arrested, another sought in Mokena burglary
- New Lenox schools to be on Facebook
- State House hopeful Manley expected to stay in race, despite arrest
- New Lenox School Board opposes pension shift
- Poll: Kerry Wood
News
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Birthday party a Relay for Life walk fundraiser
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State bill targets agenda details from meetings
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Kendall approves highway contracts
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Harvey man arrested, another sought in Mokena burglary
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Manhattan looks to savings through electricity aggregation
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New Lenox schools to be on Facebook
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Joliet makes name for itself in paintball world
Sports
Girls State Track & Field: LWE’s Brown’s big day leads the way
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Girls Track & Field: Fun in the sun? Not for everyone
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Local College/High School Sports Roundup for May 20, 2012: JJC wins opener at World Series
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Tennis: Tom Carney delivers sectional title for Joliet West Co-op
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Boys Water Polo: Porters bring home fourth-place trophy
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Girls Water Polo: New Trier knocks off Lincoln-Way Central in quarterfinal
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Girls Soccer: Lockport tops Naperville Central for regional crown
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Girls Soccer: Providence ousts Lemont
Spotlight
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Lewis's Lapimaa named region's 'Player of the Year' in men's tennis
- Lewis baseball drops first game in NCAA tourney; must win out
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Streak (and season) ends at 13 for Lewis women's tennis
- Paralyzed racer on the Road to Indy, plus are hybrids getting safer?
- New, faster drug to challenge Viagra, others
- Discover Northwest Indiana: Relaxation, recreation and inspiration
- Five home decor trends you might just love

