Teens plan busy, varied summers across Park Forest area
Teens across Park Forest and surrounding communities anticipate summer as a time for work, service, and travel. Students like Tom Kremer and Kimberly Kluck lead youth groups and volunteer, while others seek hospital internships, college programs, or jobs to fund leisure and family time.
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Youth Commission
The
Kisha Floyd
Richton Park
Rich Central
Dan Carden
Orland Park
Sandburg High School
Golden Apple
DePaul University
Bretz seeks quick reversal of license suspension
Charles Bretz, a former Will County prosecutor, aims to lift his indefinite law license suspension before a June 17 hearing. His lawyer argues no basis exists to revoke his license, while the disciplinary commission says a formal hearing in two to three months is likely. Bretz pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted official misconduct stemming from a scheme involving an adoption and a trumped up arrest. The case also touched Patricia Schneider, disbarred by the Illinois Supreme Court, and related persons who faced trials and penalties.
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Charles Bretz
Will County
Bretz
Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission
Illinois Supreme Court
Theresa Gronkiewicz
Gronkiewicz
Supreme) Court
James Grogan
Disciplinary Commission
Commission
Joliet
Brett
Patricia Schneider
Ruben Pena
Schneider
Pena
Jetz
Will County States Attorney's Office
Rich South principal wins two scholastic excellence awards
Mar guerite Rayburn Martin assistant principal at Rich South High School Richton Park won two national honors. She received a Milken Family Foundation educator award worth 25000 dollars and a McDonald s/NASSP prize. Recipients are selected without application and attend a Leadership Forum at Hamburger University.
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Rich South
Marguerite Rayburn Martin
Rich ‘South High School
Richton Park
McDonald’s
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Milken Family Foundation
Milken Foundation
Princisociation
Martin
McDonald's
Mark Babbit
Hamburger University
Oak Brook
Will County weighs buying downtown Joliet office building
Will County officials consider purchasing a 90 year old downtown Joliet building to relieve space shortages at the courthouse. Projected cost tops 3 million with at least 1.8 million in repairs, plus possible enclosure linking the sites and a parking garage. Officials study financing options as space needs rise for the state's attorney, adult probation, and court staff.
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Will County
Joliet
Tinal
Chicago and
Jefferson Streets
State
State’s Attorney
David Bostwick
Bostwick
Joe Giglietti
Indiana after school fun spans four years of programs
The Park Forest Department of Recreation and Parks and District 162 Indiana School offer supervised after school activities for about 100 students. Programs include volleyball, computer, drama and dance, arts and crafts, plus a pre band program for fourth to fifth graders. Activities run weekly from March to June at Indiana and Sauk Schools with bus transportation available for a fee.
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Matteson
Indiana School
Park Forest Department —_ of Recreation and Parks
Indiana
Marda Cotton-Ramey
Park District
Ramey
Betty Waterford
Parks Department
David Blyth
Beccy Mayer
Joann Padalino
Sauk School
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ITT
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Ingalls Hospital
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Thornwood High School
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APU News Service
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APL News Service
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