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Free Back-to-School Haircuts at JCPenney
Kids in kindergarten through 6th grade can get a free haircut at JCPenney during the month of August.

Ann C. Piasecki, editor at New Lenox Patch. She is a veteran journalist and communications professional with a background in teaching college writing courses and memoir writing workshops.
Ann has a BS in journalism and an MA in English.
Kids in kindergarten through 6th grade can get a free haircut at JCPenney during the month of August.

Hard work and conservative spending established stability, according to village officials, and businesses and new developments are on an uptick in New Lenox.
Only a few weeks left of the summer. School starts between Aug. 16-21 for most children in New Lenox and surrounding suburbs.
Theft charges keep the police busy over the weekend. New Lenox police reports, July 28-30.
The case against New Lenox resident Joseph Messina is continued till Aug. 6. He's charged with beating a Joliet man into a coma outside of a Mokena bar in 2009.
New Lenox police say a Channahon man jumped the beer line at Proud American Days and was charged with battery Friday night.
The legacy of self-giving is seen through a pair of flimsy eyeglasses told in a narrative story.
A GiveForward.com donations website has been established to benefit Dennis Gladieux, a laid-off teacher from Oster-Oakview Elementary School who suffered a massive stroke.
There's "heart" in Proud American Days; Volunteers turn out to support Special Needs Day.
USA Track & Field events include are the feeding ground for future Olympians. Senior Chad Weaver competes this weekend.
After a fire destroyed the popular Mexican restaurant in January, the owner promised, "we will rebuild." Plans for a new building have been drawn up by Olivieri Architects.
Also, burglars grabbed $2,300 from home on Shagbark Road. New Lenox police reports, July 23-26.
Ross Larson, of New Lenox, is charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Police say he involved with minors at Bremen High School, where he was a substitute teacher and basketball coach.
The carnival and cotton candy make for an All-American experience. Many residents remembered the festival from their childhood.
Ross Larson, of New Lenox, is charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Police say he was involved with minors at Bremen High School, where he was a substitute teacher.
Frankfort resident Dennis Gladieux, 42, suffered a massive stroke, and the family risks losing its home. A website has been created to collect donations for the former New Lenox school teacher.
Will County Sheriff's Police Blotter, July 10-16. Burglars nab a laptop computer and telephone company equipment.
A proposed stop sign was halted because it could cause traffic backups.
Frankfort resident Dennis Gladieux, 42, suffered a massive stroke, and the family risks losing its home. A website has been created to collect donations for the former New Lenox school teacher.
Power was out in several surrounding subdivisions for 30 minutes before ComEd crews got it up and running.