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2 Honduran Criminals Had 3 Kilos Of Fentanyl In Grundy Co: Sheriff
Both young men from Honduras are now in the Grundy County Jail awaiting their pretrial detention hearing.

I was born in Joliet and grew up across from Nowell Park on the city's far east-side where I delivered the Joliet Herald-News. I attended grade school at St. Mary Nativity on Broadway. Some of my favorite memories growing up revolve around St, Joseph's Park where I played Little League baseball and had several Catholic Youth Organization basketball games.
At 13, our family moved to Plainfield. By the time I was 16, I knew I wanted to be a journalist. As a teen, I made a few extra bucks as a sports stringer for The Plainfield Enterprise taking photos and covering Plainfield's high school football and basketball games.
I graduated with a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University. I have had a strong passion and commitment for public service journalism ever since. I am grateful to have covered so many different places throughout the greater Midwest.
After college, I worked for The South Bend Tribune, the Daily Herald in Arlington Heights, Green Bay Press-Gazette, Omaha World-Herald and on the statewide investigative team for USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin, where I was based at The Post-Crescent in Appleton for five years.
I'm thrilled to be joining Patch as the Joliet Editor at this point in time when more and more people prefer to access their local news through web-only platforms and mobile devices.
Joliet and Will County always seem to have a lot of news going on, and I will do my best to bring you a superior news product.
Both young men from Honduras are now in the Grundy County Jail awaiting their pretrial detention hearing.

Mayor Terry D’Arcy has made revitalizing downtown a top priority of Joliet and thanks the CCP for their help in this transformation.
Lane Seymour, 40, was processed at the Joliet Police Department and released on a Notice to Appear.
The victim flagged down a passing Joliet police officer to report the incident.
Juan Garcia, 34, of Romeoville was placed into custody and the pocketknife was recovered, Joliet police said.
David Hernandez, 42, performed sobriety tests and was placed into custody without incident at the hospital, Joliet police advised.
The Library invites the public to join us for the Grand Opening Celebration of the exhibit on Wednesday, December 11 from 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
The roadway was closed for several hours as traffic crash investigators reconstructed the scene.
During October, contractors have been busy with dirt work in preparation for pouring the building foundation along Route 52 in Shorewood.
A week after he was charged with violent attacks upon his landlord and a maintenance worker, Everett Cole, 42, was fatally shot.
Will County acquired the medical office building at 1300 Copperfield Ave in 2021. The VAC will occupy at least the first two floors.
Joliet cannot have its annual Light Up The Holidays Parade along North Chicago Street because of ongoing street repairs.
The band will finish their season with a performance at the Light Up the Holidays Parade in Downtown Joliet on November 29.
Will County Judge Carmen Goodman ruled in favor of David Grijalva, one of four co-defendants in the 2021 Joliet slayings.
“In 1991, the city initiated the ambitious Broadway Street Greenway project, aiming to enhance its northern gateway," Mayor D'Arcy said.
Osho's has opened in the multi-unit commercial building at 412-422 South Chicago Street near the entrance into Joliet's downtown.
Any signs posted in violation of these regulations will be deemed illegal and are subject to removal, disposal and possible fines.
“We are incredibly grateful to the Joliet Fire Department for their generous donation of two used ambulances,” stated chief Lawrence Ewan.
Christopher Parker worked with Bobbie Jo Ollom and Joshua Anderson to rob and kill the Crest Hill resident, according to prosecutors.
In March 2019, Robert Watson wandered around the Harrah's Casino in downtown Joliet before murdering a hotel guest, prosecutors said.