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COVID-19 Layoffs | Tech Funds for VVSD | Drive-Thru Halloween
IPIC Theaters lays off 39 employees; VVSD gets $940K in state funds; Oswego plans safe Halloween event: Week in Headlines, Sept. 21 - 27.

Miss a day, miss a lot, so take a moment to catch up on some of the past week's headlines from Romeoville and beyond.
IPIC Theaters Lays Off 39 Workers In Bolingbrook Due To Pandemic
The renowned entertainment center in Bolingbrook permanently laid of 33 employees and temporarily furloughed 6.
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People Between Ages 20-29 Affected More By COVID-19 In Romeoville
According to IDPH, 21 percent of the total number of positive cases in the village is made up of those in the 20-29 age range.
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Board Members Not In Agreement Over New Residential Development
Trsutee Patricia Kalkanis said the Ballard Farm development is a good idea but Plainfield "is not ready for it."
Village Approves Hike In Citation Fees For Calling Animal Control
For situations where the Will Co. Animal Control needs to be called, the citation fees for such violations has increased from $100 to $150.
VVSD Gets $940K In Funds To Close Digital Gap Among Students
The funds are part of the $80M Digital Equity Formula Grant from the state that will ensure students have the technology e-learning.
Diners Were 'Mad' About Indoor Dining Suspension: El Balcon
Owner of El Balcon, Claudia Morales said, if the regulations were not lifted, "my business would have been seriously affected."
Clarence M. Otis, who was involved in a crash in Lisbon Thursday, is also wanted for his involvement in a shooting in Canton.
Will Co. Coronavirus Positivity Lowest In Almost 2 Months: IDPH
The Illinois Department of Public Health website reports that as of Friday, the county has a positivity rate of 5.7 percent.
Oswego To Host Drive-Thru Halloween Event Amid Pandemic
The Monster Mash Bash Drive-Thru Trick or Treat will last from noon to 12:30 p.m., Oct. 31.
Early Voting In Romeoville Starts Oct. 19: See Where To Vote
Residents can vote at the Romeoville Village Hall from Oct. 19. Several other locations will also serve as early voting places.
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