Lincoln-Way wins Illinois Fitness award for outstanding program
Lincoln-Way High School received the Illinois Fitness award for outstanding fitness efforts within the school. The recognition honors the joint effort of students, staff, and the school environment in promoting year round fitness and self improvement across fall and spring programs.
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Lincoln Way High School
Jay Johnson
Lee Rosenquist
L-W
Governor’s Council On Health and Physical Fitness
Illinois Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Illinois State Board of Education
L-Way
Illinois Fitness Award
Lincoln-Way High School
Governor's Council On Health and Physical Fitness
Lincoln Way
Physical Education
Free UIC program offers treatment for hyperactive children six to twelve
A federally sponsored University of Illinois at Chicago program invites applications for hyperactive children ages six through 12. Beginning in January after initial screenings, the 10-session course trains kids to focus and parents receive education and counseling. The program, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health grant to Ronald Brown, is free except for an initial physical exam. details from Michael Mazius at 996-5650.
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University of Illinois At Chicago
Department of Special Education
Department of Pediatrics
Health Sciences Center
USC
UIC
National Institute of Mental Health
Ronald Brown
Michael Mazius
Lincoln-Way teachers attend NABT convention in Detroit
Lincoln-Way High School biology teachers Andrew Lapicki and Tom Tomas attended the NABT convention at Detroit's Renaissance Center. The event centered on integrating life and social sciences for citizenship education and included Canadian educators, making it an international gathering.
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Lincoln-Way High
Andrew Lapicki
Tom Tomas
National Association of Biology Teachers
NABT
Detroit
Renaissance Center
Correction notice on snow shovel advertisement error
On page seven of the Sears Wrap Up section in the December second Star Publication an ad for snow shovels ran with incorrect copy. The shovels are available while quantities last and the error is sincerely regretted. This correction aims to prevent any inconvenience to customers.
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Sear
Flooding Closes Roads and Dumps Water on Frankfort Area
Heavy rains flooded downtown Frankfort Ne braska street at White and Chestnut and covered portions of Frankfort Square and St Francis roads. In Mokena 197th street between 116th and Greenview stood in 18 inches of water. Water and stalled cars occupied responders as ESDA and police monitored rising flood waters through Thursday night into Friday.
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South Brightway
192Nd Street
Hickory Creek
New Lenox
Cedar Road
Fire and Emergency Service and Disaster Agency
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