St James Hospital Withdraws From Illinois Trauma Network
St James Hospital and Health Centers in micage heights will withdraw from the Illinois Trauma Network effective March 1. It marks the second south suburban hospital to exit in recent months alongside South Suburban Hospital in Hazel. Officials cite trauma system issues and patient diversion as key concerns while stressing ongoing injury care remains available locally in non designated centers.
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St. James Hospital
Micage Heights
Illinois Trauma Network
South Suburban
Hazel
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Scot Anderson
St. James
Anderson
Skeletons in closets dog Grundy County prosecutor in primary
Dave Neal, 11th District candidate and Grundy County states attorney, faces renewed scrutiny over a 1982 Joliet gun possession misdemeanor. He was fined 100 dollars, placed on 30 days court supervision, and resigned as Will County assistant states attorney after the ruling. Neal defends the issue as repeatedly raised in elections.
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Dave Neal
Neal
Grundy County
Joliet
Will County
Sauk Village Breaks Ground For Truck Rail Terminal
Mayor Mark Collins announced a groundbreaking for a truck rail freight terminal in Sauk Village planned for late March or early April. The village will issue 14.8 million in October, with a projected rise in equalized assessed valuation and about 400 jobs in the first three to five years, aiming for completion by late 1994 to early 1995. Transdevelopment Corporation develops the project.
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Sauk Village
Mark Collins
Collins
Transdevelopment Corporation
Port
Country Club Hills approves front yard basket poles ban
The City Council voted 7-2 to permit basketball poles in front yards only if set back at least 20 feet from the public right of way, affecting 400 to 500 illegal poles across about 5,000 homes as enforcement began. Ward 2 Alderman Michael Gleason noted the rule’s long debate and the June decision aimed at peace with homeowners.
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Country Club Hills
Country Club Hills City
Ward 2
Michael Gleason
Crete-Monee Board Considers Discipline for Sprays on Students
Crete-Monee School District 2010 Board of Education moves to create disciplinary procedures for carrying or using mace and similar sprays. Superintendent Humphrey notes sprays are defensive tools but discouraged when used aggressively. Incidents ranged in seriousness with some students needing hospital care. one accidental discharge on a school bus highlighted safety concerns. A memorandum says law enforcement treats the sprays as weapons when used aggressively.
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Crete-Monee
Board of Education
Steve Humphrey
Incorporation Forum Draws Homer Township Residents in Snow
About 120 Homer Township residents attended a snowbound forum on incorporation. The Township of Homer Incorporation Committee backs a referendum to form a village from the densest south of 135th Street to 167th Street, west of Will Cook Road and east of a planned Interstate 355 extension, in an area of about 22 000 residents.
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Homer
Township of
135Th Street
167Th Street
Will Cook Road
Flossmoor offers village parking lot space to resident
Officials tell Joan Donahue she cannot park her pickup in her condominium space but offer to rent her a space in the village lot. The proposal could save her money compared with current costs while solving the ongoing parking dilemma.
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Board Monday
Donahue
Central Avenue
Joan Donahue
Flossmoor
Mokena Board Targets Old Front Street Firehouse
The Mokena village board considers purchasing the former Front Street firehouse for a new use after the building was vacated last month. The purchase price, set when the district opened its Wolf Road facility, was about 150000 dollars.
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Mokena
Front Stret
Mont Lhe
Wolf Road
Suspects seized in suburban mail scam ring
Nine south suburban youths part of a mail theft ring linked to at least a dozen suburbs. Suspects allegedly filled out credit card apps from stolen mail and used cards at stores including Orland Square mall. The Magic brothers and Lask indicted on theft and conspiracy charges. others face local charges or juvenile court. Investigations target Oak Lawn to Crest Hill areas with homes broken into.
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Postal Service
Michael Stulke
Orland Square Mall
Szulka
Darren Magic
Andrew Lask
Worth
Phillip Donnick
Orland Park
Donnick
Magic Brothers
Lask
Oak Lawn
Jey Park
Palos Park
Palos Hills
Parkson
Frankfort
New Lenox
Joliet
Burr Ridge
Downers Grove
Hidale
LaGrange
Lisle
Plainfield Lemont
Lockport
Romeoville
Channahon
Crest Hill
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