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Frankfort Plans Earth Day Event, Country Market
The popular Country Market will open for the season on April 25.

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The popular Country Market will open for the season on April 25.

Chug was rescued from a high-kill shelter in Texas, where he was at risk of euthanasia.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for most of the area, and gusts of 45 or 50 mph are expected.
Robert Mikols is one of four candidates running for three open positions for trustee on the Homer Township Public Library Board.
That represents about 10.26 percent of the county's total population.
Eileen McCaffrey is one of four candidates running for three open positions for trustee on the Homer Township Public Library Board.
The Village of Frankfort's branch collection program, as well as NuWay Disposal's yard waste collection services, start pick-up on April 5.
Joseph Kosteck is one of five candidates running for three open positions on the Lincoln-Way Community High School Board of Education.
Rory Flanagan achieved Eagle Scout status, the highest rank awarded by the Boy Scouts of America for his project with Hines VA Hospital.
For those who would like to donate, you can drop off donations in the designated trailer outside Village Hall, 14240 W. 151st St.
Israel Smith is one of four candidates running for three open positions on the Mokena Community Park District Board of Commissioners.
The test is the first stage of the design process for a new well and water treatment plant at the Elsner Road water tower site.
When Gost Coffee owner Daniel Bednarz opened his New Lenox store in late 2019, he could not have predicted how his first year would go.
The honorees were senior Emily Schlueter, junior Alexa Potaczek, sophomore Toni Sarussi, and freshman Shokhrukh Muradov.
Patricia Camalliere is one of four candidates running for three open positions for trustee on the Lemont Public Library Board.
Jennifer Rudolph is one of six candidates running for four open positions on the Homer District 33C Board of Education.
Phyllis Dahlstrand is one of four candidates running for three open positions for trustee on the Homer Township Public Library Board.
A Jeep Wrangler was also stolen last week; the sixth stolen car in six months in New Lenox, according to police.
Emily Biegel is one of five candidates running for three open positions on the Lincoln-Way Community High School Board of Education.
Lawrence Vacala is one of six candidates running for four open positions on the Homer District 33C Board of Education.