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.
The top headlines in New Lenox Patch this week alerted readers to courthouse action about an alleged steak knife head-stabber, a rabid bat found in a home and a comedy show to benefit TLC Animal Shelter.
The top headlines this week featured the Fall Fest parade in photos and a man who found himself driving on the sidewalk.
Four of five high schools in the Lincoln-Way communities won in Week 2, Chicago Tribune reports.
Lunch shouldn’t make your kids sick. Here are some tips to preventing foodborne illness in their lunch bag.
Lunch shouldn’t make your kids sick. Here are some tips to preventing foodborne illness in their lunch bag.
The Frankfort Historic Business Association is hosting a Wine Walk and tasting to raise funds for the Lincolnway Special Recreation Association's scholarship fund.
ShareFest 2013 promotes 11 Days of Giving and a total of 30 Days of Service throughout the month of September. A collection for the troops is the campaign's overall community outreach.
Enter the chili cook off competition with your own tasty recipe.
Goodwill Store & Donation Center has designer clothes and more for less.
A local fundraising team for TLC Animal Shelter has lined-up a comedy dual to benefit the critters.
A local fundraising team for TLC Animal Shelter has lined-up a comedy dual to benefit the critters.
Making plans for the weekend? Patch has rounded up a list of events and activities going on in the Lincoln-Way communities.
Making plans for the weekend? Patch has rounded up a list of events and activities going on in the Lincoln-Way communities.
Forklift operators and dock workers are wanted for a shipping and receiving dock in Elwood. Interviews begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Joliet.
Find out if your Greek yogurt has been recalled.
Find out if your Greek yogurt has been recalled.
Frankfort Fire Protection District officials are currently at the scene of an accident on 84th Avenue.
The bat was found in a bedroom closet in August, making it the fourth confirmed case of wildlife with rabies in Will County, according to officials.
This is a good time to encourage America’s children to develop healthy habits that can last a lifetime.
