Weekly Wrap-Up: District 113A Wraps Up Investigation into Document Leak, Green Home Hits Market

Monday, July 23

The president issued a proclamation Friday ordering that flags in the U.S. be lowered to half-staff through part of next week.

Tuesday, July 24

The State Street car wash will be closed for 16-18 weeks while the owner expands the facility and installs state-of-the-art equipment.

The 36-year-old veteran cyclist finished the race Sunday in 60th place out of 153 riders.

Seven men and five women have been chosen as jurors for the trial set to start Tuesday.

Wednesday, July 25

The downtown Lemont cafe is filled with tables, booths and couches to work and hold group meetings.

Arrangements are being made for further training and discussions between District 113A and its online content management system, BoardDocs, after years of confidential documents became visible to the public last week.

Thursday, July 26

A report from the district Thursday morning differed slightly from the company behind its online document management system.

The state-of-the-art, 2,565-square-foot home—located at 12670 Briarcliffe Drive—will be featured next year in the television series "Built to Last."

The Lemont private school reports that more than 140 students are enrolled for the 2012-13 school year—up from just 100 students last year.

Kevin Earnest (Soccer, '00), Tony Jordan (Bowling, '91) and Suzette (Lesnieski) Sniegowski (Track, '76) will be honored during an induction ceremony Sept. 30 at Cog Hill.

Friday, July 27

The auction will be held Aug. 16 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Lemont Township Community Center, 16300 Alba St.

Students from Lemont's public and private schools are invited to submit artwork reflecting this year's them, "My Favorite Family Fun Is..."

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