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No Mow May: Why Some In Mokena Refuse To Mow Their Lawns
Mokena residents who don't cut their lawns in May could face a fine from the Village if the grass is too long or there are weeds.

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Mokena residents who don't cut their lawns in May could face a fine from the Village if the grass is too long or there are weeds.

Support the 16 local businesses that are offering specials starting May 2 and ending May 9.
With Mother's Day a couple weeks out, it's safer to book a celebratory brunch or dinner spot in Mokena sooner rather than later.
With Mother's Day a couple weeks out, it's safer to book a celebratory brunch or dinner spot in New Lenox sooner rather than later.
With Mother's Day a couple weeks out, it's safer to book a celebratory brunch or dinner spot in Frankfort sooner rather than later.
The burn is scheduled to begin at around 11:30 a.m. and could last for several hours.
Plus: Cookie Cravers' Dream; Prison For Ex-Mayor; Butterfly Art Exhibit; Attempted Carjacking; Mai Fest; Obits; more.
The event runs from May 2 through May 8 at the Will County Office Building in Joliet.
The exhibit, "Fly Together," is meant to help spread awareness of monarch butterflies' habitats. It is on display at Frankfort Village Hall.
Registration for residents begins May 9 and for non-residents May 16.
Only one would be declared the chili champ, but the real winners were Special Olympics Illinois and Camp I Am Me.
The cookie franchise is known for its "immersive experience," which allows patrons to see the cookie-making process.
The chase took place Thursday in a section of downtown Mokena.
Frankfort residents who don't cut their lawns in May could face a fine from the Village if the grass is too long or there are noxious weeds.
The Village does have a lawn ordinance but will not actively enforce it as long as the lawn doesn't become an issue for other neighbors.
The Country Market runs on Sundays through Oct. 30 in downtown Frankfort. More than 50 vendors have already signed on.
One of the new board members is a resident of New Lenox and the other is a resident of Homer Glen.
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Gerald R. Helms went missing Oct. 2, 1944, during Operation Market Garden. His remains were identified in July 2021.
Residents can drop off unused or expired medications at the Mokena Police Department.