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Owner eyeing former auto shop on Rt. 30 in Plainfield
Photo by Marney Simon | Enterprise StaffThis vacant auto shop on Route 30/Lincoln Highway may soon be open for business again, if tenants at the commercial site can work out some parking issues. By...
View ArticlePatricia Ann Frieders
Patricia Ann Frieders, 80, a longtime resident of Plainfield, passed away peacefully on February 27, at the Joliet Area Community Hospice. Visitation is Thursday, March 2, from 3 until 8 p.m. at the...
View ArticlePlainfield East hires new football coach
Plainfield East athletic director Tim Torkleson announced Monday the hiring of Terrance Terry as the school’s new head football coach. Terry replaces Mike Romeli who stepped down after last season....
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Lukancic Middle School (Romeoville) 1st semester Honor Roll
1st Honors Nicholas Abraham, Eleora Abruzzi, Godfred Adjei-Darko, Rumaysa Affan, Nicholas Agyemang, Swathy Ajikumar, Carlos Alcantara, Andrew Ambrosio, Michelle Amoo, Chloe Anderson, Savannah Anderson,...
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Humphrey Middle School (Bolingbrook) 1st semester honor roll
Grade 6….1st Honors Ayaaz Arif, Morgan Burke, Brandyn Butler, Benjamin Campa, Isabelle Carino, Natalie Cojulun, Blake Crudup, Ashley Damian, Abdiel Diaz, Katelyn Dohmeier, Melissa Duron, Alicia...
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Bolingbrook organization works to support immigrants
Supporters of the SSIP, make posters to show their solidarity and support for immigrant rights. By Laura Katauskas Staff Reporter With tensions running high and concern elevating with new federal...
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Park Ridge police warn of recent increase in residential burglaries
Park Ridge Police Detectives are investigating five residential burglaries and three attempted residential burglaries which occurred between February 14 and February 23. Detectives have been able to...
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Troy Dance team takes 1st at State
The Troy Middle School Dance Team, took 1st Place at the IDTA State Competition this month. Top from left: 8th graders Emily Pantoja, Brianna Hoffman, Joie Egizio, Zoe McCollum, Karsyn Williams, Hannah...
View ArticleMuseum in Romeoville
Dear editor, I wrote a story that was published by newspapers advising our finding a permanent home for our Romeoville Area Historical Society (Museum). We are now in the process of finalizing our...
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O’Dekirk: “This city is booming”
By Megann Horstead | For The Bugle Joliet has room to grow in the eyes of its mayor, who says officials want to keep bringing in new developments and continue demonstrating a commitment to the city’s...
View ArticleDistrict 64 board chooses familiar face to fill vacancy
Park Ridge-Niles District 64 Board of Education chose a familiar face to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of board member Dathan Paterno. Terry Cameron was elected to the board in April 2013,...
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Joliet Central students attend U.S. Hispanic Leadership Conference
Students from Joliet Central High School recently attended the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute Conference. On February 16, students from Joliet Central High School attended the United...
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A look at 2017 Niles area races
By Igor Studenkov For the Bugle Niles voters will have fewer choices and more incumbents on the April 4 ballot than they had for the past four years – though that doesn’t mean there won’t be any...
View ArticlePREP SHOOTOUT ROSTERS ANNOUNCED
GIRLS SOUTH ROSTER – WHITE UNIFORMS 3 – Brooklyn Bachmann – Minooka 5 – Shenea Best – Joliet West 1 – Jaianna Brooks – Plainfield South 22 – Kennedy Collins- Plainfield East 1 – Mariah Collins-...
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Niles police, staff participate in the Polar Plunge
Ronald Brandt, left, John Pistorius, Vince Genualdi, Hadley Skeffington-Vos, Dena Ratajczyk, Katy Darr, Michael Shulkin A joint team participated in the 2017 Special Olympics Illinois Law Enforcement...
View ArticlePlainfield high schools present 2017 spring musicals
Music is in the air as District 202’s four high schools prepare for spring musical season in March and April. Tickets for shows at PHSCC are $7 for adults and $5 students, staff and seniors. Tickets...
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Voter registration deadlines set for spring elections
Will County Clerk Nancy Schultz Voots wants to make sure all eligible Will County residents can vote. Tuesday, March 7 is the last day to register by mail or in person and Sunday, March 19 is the last...
View ArticleDons escape Glenbrook North in Libertyville Regional opener
By Drake Skleba For the Bugle LIBERTYVILLE – Survive and Advance. The above statement clearly illustrates the only answer for Notre Dame boys basketball coach Tom Les and his Dons, after their 62-56...
View ArticleDowners Grove South Mustang Trot benefits Special Olympics
The Downers Grove South High School Key Club will hold their 5th annual Mustang Trot 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, April 9, from 8 -10 a.m. This family-friendly event will start at Downers Grove South and is...
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White Oak Library to host first STEM fest
White Oak Library District Assistant Branch Manager Beverly Krakovec tests some of the STEM kits to be used during the March 4 fest. By Laura Katauskas Staff Reporter Stand in a wind tunnel? Learn to...
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