Week in Review: Buona Beef, 90/10 Grading and Emergency Airplane Landing

Too busy last week to stay up to date on all the news happening in and around Bolingbrook? Not to worry. Patch has your back.

In case you missed them, here were some of the top headlines from the last few days:

• Will County Executive Larry Walsh said in his State of the County speech Thursday that to Will County that proves Will County is a "great place to live, work and raise a family."
• looked back on the 10 years since the 9/11 attacks, and urged us to remember.
• Minnesota wildfires more than 400 miles away from Bolingbrook's borders caused the .
• Bolingbrook Patch announced it would be featuring the Raiders' 2011 varsity football schedule to be handed out at home games.
• Valley View school board .
• We then had a . Under the 90/10 policy, emphasis is placed on the end result—test scores and mastery of content—and shifted off what James Mitchem calls “compliance” activities like homework and class participation.
• Buona Beef, , opened.
• An ultra light airplane that took off from Clow International Airport had to make an
• its fall festival location.
• Despite cutting more than $20 million in spending over two years, Valley View School District has worked to keep . 
• Priest Bonsu and the Bolingbrook High School boys soccer team claimed its seventh win of the season Thursday.
• Two men, including one from Bolingbrook, were charged with retail theft after pieces from the 75th Street Home Depot in Darien.
• Three Bolingbrook runners , which aimed at creating a sense of responsibility about the significance of environmentally smart decisions.
• Valley View administrators , saying the program will help teachers make better-informed decisions on interventions and instruction.