So when I'm not writing vampire fiction, this is what I do. No, I'm not expecting readers to click on all of these stories, but scroll through them anyway. You just might find something that resonates with you.
Channahon woman finds
entrepreneurial success
While laid off from
her job this mom of five children started her own business.
An Extraordinary
Life: Joliet man relished human interaction
Steve Peterson valued
each human being he met and remembered personal details about their lives.
Joliet Job Corps
students spend Saturdays at Joliet Township Animal Control
A photo gallery of
how these young people spent their weekends and racked up a total of 1000
volunteer hours.
Plainfield teen
fights Chiari malformation
By Jeanne Millsap
Who would have suspected her array of symptoms was caused by her brain descending from her skull?
Former Frankfort
resident converts favorite recipes
When Rachel
Buchanan-Savicz decided to shed excess pounds, she realized the trick to
keeping that weight off would be finding a way to eat her favorite foods.
Joliet church has
century of traditions, looks to the future
Members tend to stay for decades; the service is traditional; and the stained glass windows are breathtakingly beautiful. But this church is building new ministries, to adapt to a changing demographic.
Joliet art professor
archives portraits of USF students, faculty and staff
Check out the gallery. Maybe someone you know is there.
Former Lockport
resident changing young lives with foundation
This millionaire is giving back full four-year college scholarships to disadvantaged youth, all because someone believed in him first.
An Extraordinary
Life: Joliet contractor lives old-fashioned values, had a sense of humor
And the grass was ALWAYS greener on his side...
Fundraising
chairwoman for Shorewood shelter shares tips for successful fundraising
Purrfect for rescues and other non-profits. I even learned some good hints.
New Lenox hospital
offers stem cell procedure for osteoarthritis of the knee
By Jeanne Millsap
When other options fail, this doctor has good news.
Six Lockport sweet
shops host fundraiser for Shorewood foundation
Skip the bar runs. This event was fun for the entire family.
Latin Mass devotees
find home at Rockdale church
Sunday Mass, as well as daily Mass, is offer in Latin. Get a glimpse at how that works with the video our web editor Chris LaFortune shot.
Joliet museum
recreates historical Joliet nightclub for annual gala
The event was this past weekend (Timothy did some of the food prep), but check out some of the jazz greats Earl D'Amico once brought to town.
Annual Joliet rally
focuses on hope, diminishing fear
The two speakers underscored the message with their presence. One was the mother of the victim; the other was the sister to the man sentenced to the murder.
An Extraordinary
Life: Former Joliet woman was beyond generous
Those who knew Jennie best were not suprised by her generous posthumous gifts. Looking out for the welfare of others was typical Jennie.
Morris man reunited
cat with Joliet owner
Yes, we found Hope, or, rather, Hope found this man...who found us...
CBS news
correspondent to speak on Alzheimers in Romeoville
By Jeanne Millsap
"It stalks two." Powerful words, indeed. Read on!
Crest Hill
Mediterranean and Indian restaurant caters to families
Yes, families, especially children, as well as people unfamiliar with the cuisine. How does Madi accomplish it by staying true to its heritage? One bite, and you'll see.
Joliet area
organizations to host pet blessings
My print headline read: Making joyful barks and meows. But then, the scriptures say, "Let everything that hath breath, praise the Lord."
Former Crest Hill man
performs in Broadway musicals
He made musical history in two of them. Can you guess which ones and why?
Joliet high
school student spent summer in France, earned college credit
By Mauverneen Blevins
I took four years of French at Providence High School in New Lenox (back in the dark ages) and never had an experience like Melissa had. Jealous!
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