Week in Review: Police Arrest Man Accused of Hit-and-Run, Bradley Launches Write-In Campaign

Monday, Jan. 16

The restaurant, located in the Riley's Pointe shopping plaza on Archer Avenue and Derby Road, was abruptly closed last week.

Tuesday, Jan. 17

resident Duane Bradley says he will run in the March 20 Republican primary as a write-in candidate after being removed from the ballot.

Wednesday, Jan. 18

Parents work to provide enrichment programs and extracurricular activities for students in Lemont.

Senior Monica Furczon, junior Sam Abboud, sophomore Ann Baillie and freshman Tyler Schoell were recognized during the Jan. 9 meeting of the District 210 Board of Education.

Board members voted unanimously Tuesday night to begin negotiating a contract with the chosen candidate.

Thursday, Jan. 19

Students and staff spent approximately 15 minutes at the nearby Lemont Park District after a fire alarm was intentionally pulled in the music hallway, school officials said.

Gerald C. Tysko, 33, was arraigned Thursday in Cook County court, just one month after police say he robbed the Lemont National Bank and fled the scene in a cab.

The family-owned sporting goods store has taken the place of Main Street Sports in downtown Lemont.

Friday, Jan. 20

Nerijus Miciulis, 42, turned himself in Friday morning, five days after he drove his truck into a Lemont house and fled the scene, police said.

Donation demonstrates estimated cost of last year's tax hike on each Illinois family, according to the Illinois Senate Republican office.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Cook, DuPage and Will counties—effective 9 a.m. Friday to midnight.

The cost of mailing a letter first class will rise to 45 cents this weekend.