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Friday, May 6, 2022

Story Round-Up: Features in The Herald-News, April 30 to May 6

Good morning!

I have twenty-three feature stories to share with you today and more yet posted. So do check back on The Herald-News site: shawlocal.com/the-herald-news.

Over the last couple of months, I also wrote an additional nineteen stories for a special "Thank You, Teachers," edition that will ran in print and online on May 5. You can check out all those stories at this link: https://www.shawlocal.com/the-herald-news/thank-you/teachers/

On the fiction side of things, I'm working on the final development of the minor characters in Call of the Siren. My goal (from a Friday morning point of view) is to complete that process this weekend.

Call of the Siren is the second book in the BryonySeries Limbo trilogy, with gorgeous cover art by Nancy Calkins.

Now that our slew of family emergencies (2022) is an adventure: here is one of our emergencies), Rebekah is planning to dedicate two days in May to catching up with BryonySeries projects she's had to let go for a while.

That includes formatting Call of the Siren and do the finishing production touches of Cornell Dyer and the Calcium Deficient Bones and Cornell Dyer and the "Mistical" Being, along with some other behind-the-scenes projects, such as updating the BryonySeries Pinterest and YouTube pages.

Both Rebekah and our artist Sue Midlock have gone through health issues this past year, which has caused publication delays (both books were written last year. But I'd rather have delays and healthy collaborators. Please send up good thoughts for them both.

Next up in the series: a Sherlock Holmes parody (the main character is Sherman Homes). Timothy is ready for a Cornell breakfast to share his ideas.

Jennifer Wainright (frontispiece artist for Lycanthropic Summer) has completed two portraits for "Girls of the BryonySeries" series for tween girls and is currently working on a third. The portraits are beautiful and it shows that artist Jennifer Wainright can draw anything from werewolves to portraits!

Rebekah has completed cover art for two of "Girls of the BryonySeries" books. They are beautiful! One book in this series of eight books is completely written, a second is halfway written, and the rest are outlined.

Now back to the twenty-three stories. Simply click on the link of the story that looks interesting to you. Happy scrolling!

But before the stories, I have a list of additional resources and information. Please check them out, too -

Finally, if you'd like to find more kindness in your life, consider this book.

And have a great Friday!

RECIPE OF THE WEEK

Sue's Diner is a fictional restaurant in the fictional Munsonville that only exists in the BryonySeries.

Each Sunday, we post a new recipe. The recipe is either featured in one of our cookbooks or will be featured in an upcoming cookbook.

Check out the recipe here.

WRITERS

If you're a writer anywhere in the world, you're welcome to join WriteOn Joliet's Facebook page. We're based in Joliet, Illinois, but we love to meet and interact with writers outside our area, too.

If you'd like to officially join WriteOn Joliet, we have two tiers of dues. We also have a marketing arm that's getting longer every year, well, except this year. Check us out at writeonjoliet.com.

I also suggest this book: Little Book of Revision: A Checklist for Fiction Writers. It's exactly as it says. Each page some with one suggestion for revision. The rest of the page is blank, so you can add your own notes. All proceeds benefit WriteOn Joliet.

If you need support in your writing, I highly recommend this Twitter group: #5amwritersclub. I joined it last year. Writers support each other on Twitter and meet every three weeks at 5 a.m. (4 a.m. CST - needless to say, I am often late!) on Zoom.

If you need editing or help with self-publishing, check out dmbaranunland.com.

ARTISTS

If you need an artist for a project, I offer these recommendations.

NEWSLETTERS

Sign up for the Will County Go Guide and Sign up for the LocalLit Short Story and Book Review Newsletter at https://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/

Sign up for The Munsonville Times by emailing us at bryonyseries@gmail.com. The newsletter still isn't official yet, so we don't have an actual link on the website - but we are working on it!

SOCIAL MEDIA

Daily updates: I do post the briefs on Twitter during the week, so you're welcome to follow me at @Denise_Unland61.

BryonySeries stuff: I post curated content relating to the BryonySeries on Twitter at @BryonySeries and assorted related content at facebook.com/BryonySeries, youtube.com/user/BryonySeries, and themes of each book in the BryonySeries at pinterest.com/bryonyseries.

And of course, please follow the adventures of Bertrand the Mouse on Instagram at bertrand_bryonyseries.

BRYONYSERIES BOOKS

For books and more information about the series, visit bryonyseries.com.

BRYONYSERIES EVENTS

A full month of virtual events can be found at bryonyseries.com/calendar-of-events.

QUESTIONS

Email me at bryonyseries@gmail.com.

Thank you for reading The Herald-News. And for reading this blog. And if you've read (or plan to read) any of my books. Your support is greatly appreciated.

FEATURES

Camp Fire Illinois Prairie has Crest Hill chapter, offering day camp in Bolingbrook: Camp Fire Illinois Prairie also offers the NASA Astro Camp Collaborative Partners Program.

Baran-Unland: Please give this sweet cat a home: Larry’s siblings Moe and Curly are already adopted. Larry is eager for a forever home, too.

Families of Bolingbrook school planning peaceful protest on Friday in Romeoville: Families at St. Dominic Catholic School in Bolingbrook want to know why its school is closing.

Catholic Charities’ Senior Companion Program aims to dispel loneliness and isolation in seniors: Schweikart: ‘Our volunteers are just amazingly caring individuals’

What’s good for the kidney is good for the heart: Sound waves are often used for breaking up kidney stones. Now Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox is using them to remove calcifications from the arteries.

Clothilde Ewing had trouble finding diverse books for her kids, so she wrote her own: Ewing: ‘There weren’t as many books as I would have liked to have seen with a child who happens to be Black’

Joliet hospice honors its 120 volunteers with yard signs and field calls: But more volunteers are needed. Here’s how you can help.

Pets of the Week: May 2: Will County rescues have dogs and cats for adoption.

Severe weather rolling into Will and Grundy counties Saturday afternoon

Dispose of medications, documents on May 7 at Troy Township: Needles properly contained inside an approved sharps container also will be accepted

Armed robber killed in bar stickup near Frankfort: cops

Providence Catholic H.S. in New Lenox names new principal for 2022: Paul Houston steps into the role on July 1.

Will County Progressives want ‘lame duck’ to replace Connor: Ibarra, Bright, said neither Deomcratic candidate for the 43rd District should be appointed in the interim

Connor resigns from Illinois SenateConnor’s resignation was effective Saturday: Connor’s resignation was effective Saturday

D-204 in Joliet announces its students of the month for April 2022: Service clubs honored ‘character, responsibility, and academic performance or improvement’

Come out and golf May 19 and help adults and kids with disabilities and mental health needs: Trinity Services in New Lenox serves more than 5800 people in more than 30 Illinois communities

Timbers of Shorewood names Jennifer Loughran as its Volunteer of the Year: Odell: ‘Jennifer has truly been a blessing with her contagious smile, positive attitude, and upbeat personality’

Troy 30-C school board recognizes March 2022 Students of the Month: Students selected for their consistent effort, productive citizenship, positive attitude and participation in class

Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers earns 11 awards of excellence: Professional Research Consultants Inc. recognized Morris Hospital with the awards.

Morris Hospital announces its Fire Starter of the Month for April : Carl Pohl, an environmental services associate, was recognized for excellence and friendliness.

5 Things to do in Will County: Get back to nature this weekend with a hike and planting kit: Plus, check out 3 ways to enjoy music or comedy, too.

Morris Hospital to host blood drive May 13: Face masks are required.

Will-Grundy Medical Clinic celebrating 34 years, remodeling 100-year-old building: RSVP for the May 19 celebration by May 5.

Illustration by Matt Coundiff for "Visage"

Friday, April 8, 2022

Story Round-Up: Features in The Herald-News, April 2 to April 8

Good morning!

I have just twelve feature stories to share with you today and a few yet posted. So do check back on The Herald-News site: shawlocal.com/the-herald-news. Not only have I been sick this week 9not COVID), I'm also working on two big projects that are also taking up some time.

Here's what I wrote last week:

I can't recall the last time I welcomed Friday with such glee. I worked straight through last weekend and took Monday off because Sarah was in town for the weekend and leaving Monday afternoon. So I was thankful to spend some time with family.

And then midweek took a dive with a major family emergency.

So I am especially happy to spend some extended period of time with the last two chapters of "Call of the Siren" and then tackle some of the more nuanced aspects of its editing (most of has gone through hard edits).

Well, by Friday afternoon, Rebekah and I realized we were both sick. And so we spent the weekend curled up with blankets and watching "Hill House" and "Bly Manor" - both of which Daniel had already watched and loved and really wanted us to find time to see. And so...

However, I finished the drafts and initial edits of the remaining chapters of Call of the Siren on Sunday. They need more because I wasn't at the top of my focus, but I have all of tomorrow with no interruptions to work on those - or, at least, that's the goal from this morning's point of view.

And then on Sunday, I will finish the first round of edits for a client.

Call of the Siren is the second book in the BryonySeries Limbo trilogy. I'm anticipating a late spring publication date, with gorgeous cover art by Nancy Calkins.

We plan to release Cornell Dyer and the Calcium Deficient Bones and Cornell Dyer and the "Mistical" Being very soon. Both Rebekah and our artist Sue Midlock have gone through health issues this past year, which has caused publication delays. But I'd rather have delays and healthy collaborators. Please send up good thoughts for them both.

Next up in the series: a Sherlock Holmes parody (the main character is Sherman Homes). Timothy is ready for a Cornell breakfast to share his ideas. He and I just need our time off schedules to sync. But that won't be this week as he is leaving this morning for a week-long business trip out of state.

Rebekah Baran has completed cover art for two of "Girls of the BryonySeries" books. They are beautiful! One book in this series of eight books is completely written, a second is halfway written, and the rest are outlined.

Now back to the twelve stories. Simply click on the link of the story that looks interesting to you. Happy scrolling!

But before the stories, I have a list of additional resources and information. Please check them out, too -

Finally, if you'd like to find more kindness in your life, consider this book.

And have a great Friday!

RECIPE OF THE WEEK

Sue's Diner is a fictional restaurant in the fictional Munsonville that only exists in the BryonySeries.

Each Sunday, we post a new recipe. The recipe is either featured in one of our cookbooks or will be featured in an upcoming cookbook.

Check out the recipe here.

WRITERS

If you need editing or help with self-publishing, check out dmbaranunland.com.

ARTISTS

If you need an artist for a project, I offer these recommendations.

NEWSLETTERS

Sign up for the Will County Go Guide and Sign up for the LocalLit Short Story and Book Review Newsletter at https://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/

Sign up for The Munsonville Times by emailing us at bryonyseries@gmail.com. The newsletter still isn't official yet, so we don't have an actual link on the website - but we are working on it!

SOCIAL MEDIA

Daily updates: I do post the briefs on Twitter during the week, so you're welcome to follow me at @Denise_Unland61.

BryonySeries stuff: I post curated content relating to the BryonySeries at @BryonySeries. And assorted related content at facebook.com/BryonySeries.

And of course, please follow the adventures of Bertrand the Mouse on Instagram at bertrand_bryonyseries.

BRYONYSERIES BOOKS

For books and more information about the series, visit bryonyseries.com.

BRYONYSERIES EVENTS

A full month of virtual events can be found at bryonyseries.com/calendar-of-events.

QUESTIONS

Email me at bryonyseries@gmail.com.

Thank you for reading The Herald-News. And for reading this blog. And if you've read (or plan to read) any of my books. Your support is greatly appreciated.

FEATURES

Silver Cross invites community to ‘celebrate new beginnings’ at its baby shower April 28: Proceeds will benefit its proposed neonatal intensive care unit

Pets of the Week: April 4: Will County rescues have dogs and cats for adoption.

Joliet university offering summer program for students interested in teaching careers: High school students who have completed their sophomore year may apply.

Troy teacher receives marriage proposal while reading online to her students: Ryan’s students wondered when Ryan’s boyfriend would propose. They soon found out.

D-86 in Joliet announces its students of the month for March: Students at 13 buildings were recognized

Providence Catholic H.S. to host Hall of Fame Dinner on Friday: The New Lenox high school will induct 8 honorees into its Green & White Hall of Fame

Mystery Diner: East-side Knights serve up some of the best fish in Joliet: Don’t like fish? Then try one of the Knights’ chicken dinners

Lockport gallery seeks entries for 2022 photography competition: Entries for Gallery Seven’s Open Lens XII due by April 30

CITGO donates $5,000 to Silver Cross Hospital’s new NICU: The New Lenox hospital plans to open the level 3 neonatal intensive care unit this spring

5 Things to do in Will County: Easter egg hunts for kids and adults, STEM Fest 2022: Plus, enjoy a British romantic farce at Joliet West H.S. and comedy and Dave Landau and Peppa Pig Live! at the Rialto in Joliet

Bolingbrook principal named 2022 Illinois Middle School Principal of the Year: Keith Wood: ‘I consistently promote a culture of high expectations where students are expected to learn and grow’

Registration open for NAMI’s BeActive 5K and Yoga Cool-down event on June 11: Main focus is to raise awareness of the importance of mental health

Illustration by Matt Coundiff for "Visage"

Friday, January 28, 2022

Story Round-Up: Features in The Herald-News, Jan. 15 through Jan. 28

Good morning!

I have sixteen feature stories to share with you today, with another about a dozen large pieces that hopefully will go live this weekend.

Speaking of weekends, I'm still making nice progress on Call of the Siren. I have twenty of its thirty-two chapters edited, and I hope to have at least one more in good shape by the end of this weekend.

Call of the Siren is the second book in the BryonySeries Limbo trilogy). I'm anticipating a late spring publication date, with gorgeous cover art by Nancy Calkins.

Sue Midlock has completed the art for Cornell Dyer and the "Mistical Being" (cover looks great, by the way) and is touching up the art for Cornell Dyer and the Calcium Deficient Bones. Rebekah will format the release them as soon as she can make the time. She has been very busy lately with work and side projects.

Timothy has nearly completed the outline for the next book in the series, a Sherlock Holmes parody (the main character is Sherman Homes). We were hoping to make some time for a "Cornell Breakfast" over the holidays, but that didn't happen. Maybe later this month. Maybe February? Here's hoping!

Sarah also had a crazy dream that sounded perfect for An Adventure of Cornell Dyer mystery. But she wants time to draw some sketches, a map, and write the "rules." It's called Cornell Dyer and the House of Broken Portals.

Bertrand the Mouse has "returned," and you can read about it here, here, and here.

Now back to the sixteen stories. Simply click on the link of the story that looks interesting to you. Happy scrolling!

But before the stories, I have a list of additional resources and information. Please check them out, too -

Finally, if you'd like to find more kindness in your life, consider this book.

And have a great Friday!

RECIPE OF THE WEEK

Sue's Diner is a fictional restaurant in the fictional Munsonville that only exists in the BryonySeries.

Each Sunday, we post a new recipe. The recipe is either featured in one of our cookbooks or will be featured in an upcoming cookbook.

Check out the recipe here.

WRITERS

If you need editing or help with self-publishing, check out dmbaranunland.com.

ARTISTS

If you need an artist for a project, I offer these recommendations.

NEWSLETTERS

Sign up for the Will County Go Guide and Sign up for the LocalLit Short Story and Book Review Newsletter at https://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/

Sign up for The Munsonville Times by emailing us at bryonyseries@gmail.com. The newsletter still isn't official yet, so we don't have an actual link on the website - but we are working on it!

SOCIAL MEDIA

Daily updates: I do post the briefs on Twitter during the week, so you're welcome to follow me at @Denise_Unland61.

BryonySeries stuff: I post curated content relating to the BryonySeries at @BryonySeries. And assorted related content at www.facebook.com/BryonySeries.

And of course, please follow the adventures of Bertrand the Mouse on Instagram at bertrand_bryonyseries.

BRYONYSERIES BOOKS

For books and more information about the series, visit bryonyseries.com.

BRYONYSERIES EVENTS

A full month of virtual events can be found at bryonyseries.com/calendar-of-events-1.

QUESTIONS

Email me at bryonyseries@gmail.com.

Thank you for reading The Herald-News. And for reading this blog. And if you've read (or plan to read) any of my books. Your support is greatly appreciated.

FEATURES

An Extraordinary Life: Award-winning choreographer put local kids on the Rialto stage: Kenneth von Heidecke always made room for youth who wanted to be part of ‘The Nutcracker’ at Joliet theater

12 students at Plainfield MS to participate in all-state chorus: All 12 students attend Ira Jones Middle School in District 202

Pets of the Week: Jan. 24: Will County rescues have dogs and cats for adoption

Occupational therapist thinks “outside the box” when it comes to patient care: Morris Hospital named Jenny Kumrow its Fire Starter of the Month for January 2022

5 Things to do in Will County: This weekend is for the birds and Metal Monkey: Enjoy some music and indoor walking, too

Joliet Catholic Academy Students of the Month

JCA announces its October 2021 Students of the Month

JCA announces its November 2021 Students of the Month

JCA announces its December 2021 Students of the Month

Troy School District 30-C

Troy 30-C school board recognizes October 2021 Students of the Month

Troy 30-C school board recognizes November, December 2021 Students of the Month

Joliet Public Schools District 86

D. 86 in Joliet announces its students of the month for October 2021: Students at 10 buildings were recognized

D. 86 in Joliet announces its students of the month for November 2021: Students at 14 buildings were recognized

D. 86 in Joliet announces its students of the month for December 2021: Students at 12 buildings were recognized

Joliet Township High School District 204

District 204 in Joliet announces its students of the month for October 2021

District 204 in Joliet announces its students of the month for November 2021

District 204 in Joliet announces its students of the month for December 2021

Illustration by Matt Coundiff for "Visage."

Thursday, December 10, 2020

Seventeen Pieces of Good Community News

One thing COVID-19 hasn't taken away in 2020 is the ability for people to strive for their goals and do good to and for others.

Here are seventeen local examples of that - along with two of your COVID-19 questions answered.

Have a most blessed day!

Joliet resident snaps winning opossum photo

JCA's 'Operation Take Out' supports local restaurants

Vicar general for the Diocese of Joliet appointed

Local artist painted San Damiano cross for Joliet church

Hybrid cath lab opens at AMITA Health Saint Joseph Medical Center Joliet

ExxonMobil Joliet Refinery donates 100 laptops to local charitable organizations

D. 86 in Joliet honors students of the month for October

D. 86 in Joliet honors students of the month for September

Providence Catholic High School announces students of the month for October

Joliet Catholic Academy announces students of the month for September and October

Joliet Central High School announces its November students of the month

Joliet West High School announces its November students of the month

Joliet Junior College fine arts to host virtual winter concert on Dec. 11

Joliet churches and organization hosted food distribution event

AMITA Health provides free assistance for health care insurance enrollment

Administrator at Dirksen Jr. HS in Joliet earns doctorate degree

District 202 in Plainfield joins lawsuit against electronic cigarette makers

I need a COVID-19 test, now what?

Edward-Elmhurst Health answers the question: I have COVID-19, now what?

Illustration by Christopher Gleason for "Staked!" Follow him at artworkbytopher.com.

Thursday, March 12, 2020

Community News: March 11, 2020 (and a quick commentary)

Good morning readers, writers, and BryonySeries fans!

Some extra assignments at work this morning means it's an extremely compressed day.

So in perfect BryonySeries "Harold Matthews" style, I'll leave you with a nice quote from literature and my best best that your day is full of blessings.

"All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost; the old that is strong does not wither, deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken, a light from the shadows shall spring; renenwed shall be blade that was broken, the crownless again shall be king."

—J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring

Check out the awesome things people are doing.

If you live within the Herald-News' coverage area (most of Will and Grundy counties in Illinois), and you'd like to share your organization's news or upcoming events, email the information to new@theherald-news.com.

Joliet Township High School congratulates February Students of the Month

https://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2020/03/04/cd3c12116c38480d9f313cb06129d924/index.xml?page=1

Plainfield North HS student builds micro-food pantry for Eagle Scout project

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/03/11/plainfield-north-hs-student-builds-micro-food-pantry-for-eagle-scout-project/dlxsxk5/

Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart in Frankfort to host Lenten programs

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/03/06/franciscan-sisters-of-the-sacred-heart-in-frankfort-to-host-lenten-programs/a5kk05u/

Joliet church to host Lenten event

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/03/06/joliet-church-to-host-lenten-event/a2do990/

Joliet students make bible covers

https://www.theherald-news.com/articles/2020/03/06/190741f8ae6f46c4a17d72bf78fac87b/index.xml

NEWSLETTERS

Sign up for the Will County Go Guide

http://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/will-county-go-guide/#//

Sign up for the LocalLit Short Story Newsletter

http://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/locallit/

Sign up for The Munsonville Times

https://www.bryonyseries.com/munsonville-times

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Community News: Jan. 9, 2020

Check out the awesome things people are doing.

If you live within the Herald-News' coverage area (most of Will and Grundy counties in Illinois), and you'd like to share your organization's news or upcoming events, email the information to new@theherald-news.com.

How much pot in that brownie?

Chocolate can throw off tests

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/01/08/how-much-pot-in-that-brownie/ao2ohd9/

Nutrition tips for the entire year
Expert provides tips for staying healthy over the holidays – and beyond

https://www.theherald-news.com/2019/12/18/nutrition-tips-for-the-entire-year/a8pi7yo/

Benefits of drinking tea
Keep this in mind during National Tea Month

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/01/08/benefits-of-drinking-tea/ab2gpkz/

St. Mary Nativity in Joliet announces Students of the Month

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/01/06/st-mary-nativity-in-joliet-announces-students-of-the-month/axrhkf7/

Shorewood school announces Students of the Month for November

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/01/06/shorewood-school-announces-students-of-the-month-for-november/aitgtw1/

Study: Healthy diet may avert nutritional problems in head, neck cancer patients

https://www.theherald-news.com/2020/01/08/study-healthy-diet-may-avert-nutritional-problems-in-head-neck-cancer-patients/a22tbup/

NEWSLETTERS

Sign up for the Will County Go Guide

http://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/will-county-go-guide/#//

Sign up for the LocalLit Short Story Newsletter

http://www.theherald-news.com/newsletter/locallit/

Sign up for The Munsonville Times

https://www.bryonyseries.com/munsonville-times

Illustration by Matt Coundiff for Visage.

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Community News: Dec. 6, 2017

Check out upcoming events in the Joliet area, as well as the awesome things people are doing.

Need help? Want to help? Here’s a roundup of area food pantries and upcoming events

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/30/need-help-want-to-help-heres-a-roundup-of-area-food-pantries-and-upcoming-events/a363r3x/

Will County Health Department discusses holiday food safety

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/28/will-county-health-department-discusses-holiday-food-safety/akhj64z/

Lemont church hosting Swedish potato sausage sale

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/29/lemont-church-hosting-swedish-potato-sausage-sale/a99fljp/

Bolingbrook library offers food-related events in December

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/12/06/bolingbrook-library-offers-food-related-events-in-december/a62dzwi/

Joliet Drama Guild to host 6th Annual Madrigal Dinner on Dec. 15

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/12/06/joliet-drama-guild-to-host-6th-annual-madrigal-dinner-on-dec-15/a6h6u80/

Joliet students recognized at board meeting

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/30/joliet-students-recognized-at-board-meeting/az37iyt/

Joliet native serves aboard Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/30/joliet-native-serves-aboard-ticonderoga-class-guided-missile-cruiser/a3a7cqs/

Holiday concert at Plainfield school Dec. 13

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/12/05/holiday-concert-at-plainfield-school-dec-13/atgh1bm/

Illustration by Matt Coundiff. Follow him at www.facebook.com/artbymattcoundiff or @MattCoundiff on Twitter.

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Community News: Nov. 30, 2017

Check out upcoming general events in the Joliet area, as well as the awesome things people are doing.

Local faith events: Nov. 30 through Dec. 7

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/28/local-faith-events-nov-30-through-dec-7/av1ub5e/

Joliet author’s book urges readers to know God better

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/27/joliet-authors-book-urges-readers-to-know-god-better/ak1fmre/

St. Paul the Apostle teachers win awards

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/29/st-paul-the-apostle-teachers-win-awards/a5jcymo/

Joliet university supports Catholic Climate Covenant

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/29/joliet-university-supports-catholic-climate-covenant/asqwxh0/

JCA announces October Students of the Month

http://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2017/11/29/72124d82ca294d6083d2d330410365ea/index.xml

Diocese of Joliet vocations director visits freshman

http://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2017/11/29/c94dc00625804ef883c6c25a9234ac3d/index.xml

Lincoln-Way Central Interact Club collects socks for homeless

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/15/lincoln-way-central-interact-club-collects-socks-for-homeless/ahftuh1/

Research collaboration continues with Romeoville university and Pall Corp.

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/09/research-collaboration-continues-with-romeoville-university-and-pall-corp/ahemo1n/

Joliet Junior College will host winter jazz concert Dec. 1

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/30/joliet-junior-college-will-host-winter-jazz-concert-dec-1/afanktr/

Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Community News: Nov. 14, 2017

Check out upcoming general events in the Joliet area, as well as the awesome things people are doing.

Local health events: Nov. 14 through Nov. 21

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/12/local-health-events-nov-14-through-nov-21/a7ialdv/

Joliet Central High School alumnus is successful architect

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/10/17/joliet-central-high-school-alumnus-is-successful-architect/a2qo8d1/

Joliet Township High School names Students of the Month for October

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/10/17/joliet-township-high-school-names-students-of-the-month-for-october/ahryc7p/

Forest Preserve District’s IT director earns recognition

http://www.theherald-news.com/2017/11/01/forest-preserve-districts-it-director-earns-recognition/awrjbdo/

Lincoln-Way East joins Exemplary Student Research Program group

http://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2017/10/17/c5b20073c07d4461b5c144baf8f0ca3b/index.xml

Troy Academic Bowl Team takes 3rd place at competition

http://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2017/11/01/c453a62950d94927b1e0227dcbcd31b7/index.xml

Eagle Scouts install bat houses in forest preserve