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.
This election guide contains information about the Democratic slate of township candidates. Several of the Frankfort Township Democratic candidate profiles were inadvertently left out of the Frankfort Township 2013 Election Guide. Patch regrets the erro
The father of 27-year-old Brandon Robinson, who died of a heroin overdose on Nov. 25, 2012, spoke out at Will County Drug Court, Sun-Times-Media reported.
Martin J. Boban is running for New Lenox Township Trustee.
Lenz is running for Frankfort Township Trustee
Jarigese is running for Frankfort Township Trustee.
Gaffney is running for Frankfort Township Trustee
Lynch is running for Frankfort Township Collector.
Michael T. Benoit is running for Frankfort Township Highway Commissioner
Hassell is running for Trustee of Frankfort Township.
A 1990 Lincoln-Way Central alum, Frankfort's Joe Kosteck joins the Lincoln-Way Community High School Dist. 210 Foundation for Educational Excellence.
The top two headlines in New Lenox Patch this week concerned the upcoming election and new businesses coming to town.
The top two headlines in Mokena Patch this week featured updates on the Farmers Market and school district personnel at D161.
The top two headlines in Frankfort Patch this week featured school district personnel and business along Harlem Avenue.
Head over to Countryview Park, 2231 Daniel Lewis Drive, and enjoy the ride.
If you're planning events, draw the most attention by adding them to the Mokena Patch Calendar of Events.
If you're planning events, draw the most attention by adding them to the New Lenox Patch Calendar of Events.
A how-to freeze your property tax bill for seniors is scheduled this month for by the Frankfort Towship Assessor's Office. Two sessions are offered in April.
Check out photos of area churches celebrating Good Friday.
A Brush fire Kept L-Way Fire Protection Districts busy on Dralle Road. According to ICERN, it spread near a stable, but never reached it.
The high schools in the Lincoln-Way communities are accustomed to canine sniffers for contraband, but it's heading into the elementary level too.
