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Supt. Barb Rains' contract comes up for renewal March 27.

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Supt. Barb Rains' contract comes up for renewal March 27.

New Lenox police executed a search warrant in a drug-related arrest.
Summit Hill District 161 is offering a $ 20 savings if you register your kindergartener by March 15.
The Lincoln-Way Area Special Education District 843 Foundation is hosting a Spring Fashion and Variety Show.
Bishop R. Daniel Conlon, leader of the Catholic Diocese of Joliet, is celebrating a Mass in honor of the newly-elected Pope Francis I.
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Political squabbling marks the regular Village Board meeting.
A New Lenox man was arrested Tuesday and charged with drug-induced homicide in the death of a 27-year-old man on Nov. 25, 2012.
The abuse case against the former pastor of St. Mary Parish, Mokena, Rev. James Burnett, was settled.
The Village Clerks in New Lenox, Mokena and Frankfort announce early voting dates.
The Mokena Lions Club is sponsoring free eye screenings for diabetics.
The first reading of a proposed amendment to the village's video gambling ordinance makes an exception for the VFW and the American Legion.
The designated driver program at Tom Kelly's Chophouse and Pub aims to keep patrons safe.
The New Lenox Village Board intends to re-visit the conversation about video gambling at tonight's 7 p.m. meeting at Village Hall, 1 Veterans Parkway.
Looks like this utility pole could use some reinforcement.
Faculty members at Lincoln-Way West are lacing up their shoes for a basketball game to raise funds for scholarship.
The Will County Clerk's Office is open for in-person registration.
Lincoln-Way High School District 210 Board President Arvid Johnson will be heading up the University of St. Francis. He takes the reins in June.
Board members at Mokena School District 159 recently reduced transportation fees, Sun-Times Media reports.
The top headlines in Mokena Patch this week were disconcerting.