Channahon-Minooka, IL|News|
Minooka Seniors Chosen for Prestigious Academy
Allison and Bailey Lyman were just two of the 120 students accepted this year into the Commonwealth Honors Academy.

Scott Viau was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and received his bachelor's degree in English from Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Michigan. He worked for the student newspaper, The North Wind, while in college. After graduation, he was employed by The Daily Mining Gazette in Houghton, Michigan, where he worked as a reporter, editor and page designer.
Anyone with questions, concerns or news tips can reach Scott at scott.viau@patch.com.
Allison and Bailey Lyman were just two of the 120 students accepted this year into the Commonwealth Honors Academy.

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