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2 Burglaries Reported on Same Day, Former LT Kicker Up for National Award: Week in Review
Patch looks back at five of the biggest Western Springs stories from the week of Nov. 18.
1. 2 Western Springs Burglaries Reported on Same Day: One of the incidents was a break-in that took place while no one was home, and the other was a ruse-entry burglary that targeted an elderly resident.
2. Memphis Kicker, LT Grad Jake Elliott Up for National Award: Elliott set a University of Memphis record with a 56-yard field goal Saturday against South Florida.
3. Paul Virant of Vie Nominated for 'Chef of the Year' Award: Virant and his pastry chef are both up for 2013 Jean Banchet awards this winter.
4. Little Monkey Bizness Closing Friday: The amusement center in Western Springs has been in business since 2009.
5. LT Hopes to Name New Principal Next Month: Lyons Township High School board members could name a new principal at the Dec. 16 board meeting to replace David Franson, who is leaving in 2014 after 10 years in the position.
2. Memphis Kicker, LT Grad Jake Elliott Up for National Award: Elliott set a University of Memphis record with a 56-yard field goal Saturday against South Florida.
3. Paul Virant of Vie Nominated for 'Chef of the Year' Award: Virant and his pastry chef are both up for 2013 Jean Banchet awards this winter.
4. Little Monkey Bizness Closing Friday: The amusement center in Western Springs has been in business since 2009.
5. LT Hopes to Name New Principal Next Month: Lyons Township High School board members could name a new principal at the Dec. 16 board meeting to replace David Franson, who is leaving in 2014 after 10 years in the position.
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