Bultema will lead Illiana Christian into the postseason with a team-high 18 goals.
Illiana Christian’s Sam Bultema needed to score to believe ‘I can do this.’ Many goals later, she says, ‘We can.’
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Fest at Aurora church offers a taste of Greek culture, food
St. Athanasios Greek Orthodox Church in Aurora hosted the fest from Friday to Sunday.
Stateville prison almost empty after state moves quickly to comply with court order
Illinois is on track to remove all but a few inmates from Stateville prison ahead of a court-ordered deadline set because of a lawsuit over conditions at the aging facility.
Farmers frustrated and environmental goals threatened by failure to pass a new farm bill
Without a new farm bill from Congress, Illinois farmers say they cannot keep up with expenses or necessary conservation efforts.
Election 2024: How to vote early, get a mail-in ballot or find a polling place
Voters in Illinois will soon head to the polls — or fill out mail-in ballots at home — to select the next president of the United States and a variety of representatives at the national, state and local levels.
New curbs, paving expected for Griffith’s Main Street in October
Now that Griffith’s Main Street project is in full swing, it has hired a firm to serve as construction management consultant.
Man fatally shot after traffic crash in West Town, police say
After the accident, police say, the driver in the striking vehicle shot at the victim, who was outside his own vehicle.
Merrillville asks state to increase tax levies for public safety, infrastructure
A “Hail Mary” pass Merrillville is attempting to throw with its 2025 budget likely won’t get approved by the state, but even if it did, homeowners wouldn’t see a catastrophic rise in their property taxes, the town’s top administrators said. Merrillville Town Manager Michael Griffin announced at the September 24 Town Council meeting that the town is set to ask the Department of Local Government to increase several of its tax levies by more than double so that the town can better serve its residents. It must do so, he said, to be able to course-correct previous councils’ apparent reluctance […]
Business news: Women’s Fund grants announced and groundbreaking for new cancer center
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Oswego eyes agreements as part of switch to Lake Michigan water
The Oswego Village Board Tuesday will consider resolutions authorizing the execution of agreements to formally join the DuPage Water Commission as part of the process to switch to Lake Michigan water.