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SUBURBAN LIFE MEDIA LEMONT – The Lemont-Bromberek Combined School District 113A Board of Education approved Johnny Billingsley as the next principal of Old Quarry Middle School during a Wednesday meeting. Billingsley, who currently is the principal of George Washington Middle School in Lyons, will start July 1, taking over for the departing Bill Caron. “I am looking forward to making positive contributions to the school and community and look forward to meeting the students, faculty and parents,” he stated in a district news release. “Old Quarry Middle School is a highly successful institution, and I am honored and thankful for the opportunity to serve as the leader of such a high achieving middle school.” According to the release, Billingsley has a master’s degree in curriculum from Olivet Nazarene University and a master’s in educational leadership from the University of Phoenix. He previously held the positions of assistant principal and principal for Bloom School District 206 and Harnett and Wake County school districts

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LEMONT – It was a close shave for Lemont firefighters, police officers and their families Saturday at the Bolingbrook Golf Club, but it was worth it for the cause. Teams from the Lemont Fire Protection District and Lemont Police Department participated in a head shaving event to benefit pediatric cancer research with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.

Ultimately, the Lemont firefighters’ Team Rockstar raised $9,987 among its 22 members and the six-member Lemont police team raised $2,585. In turn, team members – young and old, male and female – had their heads shaved or their hair cut short. The teams dedicated their efforts in memory of Macy Ganz, the daughter of firefighter Chris Ganz who died in 2010 after going through treatment for clear cell sarcoma of the kidney and leukemia.

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Representing the Lemont firefighters’ Team Rockstar, Ava Anderson, 6, of Lockport takes the stage Saturday to have her hair cut as part of the St. Balderick’s event at Bolingbrook Golf Club.

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New Lemont studio puts the art in party By DAN FARNHAM dfarnham@shawmedia.com LEMONT – Lemont artists have a new painting destination downtown. The newly opened L’Arte e Vita Studio, 115 Stephen St., offers bring your own beverage painting parties for adults and children’s parties, while also displaying local artists’ works. The studio can host private parties but also holds public events for adults at 6:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and for families at noon Sundays. There are plans for more public events such as art classes and summer camps for children down the line. Jennifer Paul of Brookfield and Jade Romo of Orland Park own the studio. Paul is the artist, while Romo runs the office. “It’s been my dream to open one of these for the last eight years, since I was in college,” Paul said. Paul has a degree in studio arts with a focus on painting and teaches art at the Wellness House in Hinsdale. Art parties at the studio vary in length, depending on the age of the participants, but the concept remains

All parties end with a half hour of drying time, when participants can finish up the refreshments. Paul said even people who do not consider themselves painters enjoy the parties because they realize they can paint better than they thought. “I get a lot of ‘I can’t draw a stick figure,’” she said. “Then they come out with one of the best paintings in the whole class.” Paul said the space in downtown Lemont was just what she and Romo were looking for. “Lemont’s a nice little town, and it’s central to pretty much everything,” she said. “Nobody has to drive too far. The interstate’s not far away. You have a train in the morning and the afternoon.” The studio opened March 20 and will hold a grand opening at 6:30 p.m. April 24. Mark Busch - mbusch@shawmedia.com Paul said that Romo and her are Jennifer Paul, owner of L’ Arte e Vita Studio in Lemont, is with some of her work at the now working to get the word out that studio Wednesday. The new business opened downtown March 20. the studio is open. “Adults can have an adult night, kids can have a kid day, and then you the same. All parties start with a half uled in advance. hour to enjoy refreshments, which The painting time is two hours for can have a family day, which is the can include beer and wine for the adults, one-and-a-half hours for teens beauty of painting and art,” she said. adults and catered food if it is sched- and one hour for children. “It’s for everyone.”

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LEMONT – The village of Lemont has filed an objection with the Cook County Zoning Board of Appeals over a potential business owner’s application for special use to allow a fashion boutique to be opened at 12697 S. Archer Ave. The village said the business would not comply with the village’s comprehensive plan because it would be located in a residential district. The plan also recommends all future commercial developments be concentrated at major intersections. The property is located in unincorporated Cook County, but is adjacent to the village. Village officials said it is subject to the comprehensive plan because it is within 1.5 miles of village boundaries. The Lemont Village Board approved the objection during its Monday meeting in order to allow the village to present its objection during a zoning board hearing Wednesday at the board’s office in Chicago. According to the application, the boutique would include a showroom, photography studio, coffee shop, office space, lounge area and sleep area for employees. The application was submitted by Eduardo and Rosalinda Reyes, accord-

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Board discusses capital improvement program During Monday’s meeting, the board also approved the fiscal year 2016 capital improvement program. The budget estimates the various projects will cost $4.579 million, with the actual cost determined after the village goes out to bid on the projects. Because of uncertainty about municipal funding from the state, the village has suspended road reconstruction program for this fiscal year and will re-evaluate whether to continue the projects after the state budget has been passed this summer. The largest capital improvement expenses are expected to be for water and sewer projects, including $1.997 million for a Bell Road utility extension and $1.05 million for water main replacements.

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NEWS BRIEFS Alvernia Manor Senior Living offering spaghetti dinner Saturday LEMONT – Alvernia Manor Senior Living, 13950 Main St., Lemont, will serve spaghetti for a fundraiser dinner from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday. The event also will include music and entertainment. The dinner will cost $12 for adults and $5 for ages 9 and younger.

District 3 high school students open to Congressional Art contest

LA GRANGE – Rep. Dan Lipinski, D-Orland Park, made an invitation to all high school students within the Congressional District 3 of Illinois to send in their artwork for the 2015 Congressional Art Competition. The winner will have their artwork on display in the U.S. Capitol for a full year and receive two round-trip tickets to Washington, D.C., for the June exhibition opening. Rep. Lipinski will display the artwork of the runners-up in his office for a year. All contest rules and guidelines can be found at www.lipinski.house.gov.

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Lemont High School hosting college financial aid seminar LEMONT – Chicago-area high school guidance counselor Frank Palmasani will present a discussion of the costs of college at 7 p.m. Monday in the Lemont High School Performing Arts Center, 800 Porter St. The seminar, titled “Conquering College Costs,” will discuss how to save money in the college search process through scholarships, financial aid and student loans. For information, contact counselor Stephanie Bushnell at stephanieb@ lemont.k12.il.us or 630-243-3224.

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the 800 block of Porter Street. • Anthony Kelso, 37, of the 200 block of Stephen Street, Lemont, was charged at 8:44 p.m. March 18 with driving while license suspended, possession of marijuana, illegal transportation of alcohol and Public intoxication no rear registration plate light at Main A juvenile was charged at 9 a.m. March and Lockport streets. 16 with public intoxication in the 800 • Samantha Morelos, 21, of the 3900 block of Porter Street. block of West 57th Place, Chicago, was charged at 12:57 a.m. March 19 with posDUI session of marijuana in the 14700 block • Joseph Mulcahy, 49, of the 13300 of Ashford Drive. block of Oakwood Street, Homer Glen, • Tiffany Olson, 19, of the zero to 100 was charged at 11:40 p.m. March 14 with block of Clark Avenue, Oswego, was driving under the influence of alcohol and charged at 10:28 p.m. March 20 with improper lane use in the 13000 block of possession of marijuana in the 13300 Grant Street. block of Archer Avenue. • Andrzej Nykaza, 44, of the 14400 block of Hillcrest Road, Homer Glen, was Drug paraphernalia possession charged at 8:46 p.m. March 16 with DUI Alexander Fitzgerald, 24, of 1200 block of alcohol, resisting/obstructing a peace of Chatham Drive, Lemont, was charged officer, improper lane use and failure at 10:03 a.m. March 16 with possession to yield in the 13100 block of Archer of drug paraphernalia and suspended regAvenue. istration at State and Freehauf streets.

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Emergency Budget Act may just be the first step It is a historic week in the state Capitol. If all goes according to plan, Illinois will have a balanced budget for the first time in 12 years. And Gov. Bruce Rauner can take tremendous pride in passing his first test in working with the Democrat-controlled General Assembly. Bringing Republicans and COMMUNITY Democrats together to fix VOICE the broken state budget left Christine behind by Pat Quinn and the Radogno one-party controlled state government is a monumental step toward putting Illinois on the right path. Republicans opposed the Quinn budget when it passed last year. It was dishonest and didn’t balance. The Democrat majority publicly acknowledged the $1.6 billion budget shortfall they created. Specific programs in critical areas were deliberately under funded, leading to a crisis. Three months remain in the fiscal year, yet state prisons, childcare facilities and other state programs are out of funding and struggling to keep the doors open. Gov. Rauner and Republican legislators stepped forward to help clean up the mess, pushing to give the governor greater flexibility to prioritize spending and shift funds. Politics blocked our effort for weeks. However, with Gov. Rauner’s consistent leadership, a bipartisan, bicameral solution was negotiated this week. As I write this Wednesday, the House of Representatives has approved the legislation. The Senate vote will come within hours. I am optimistic we will be successful in implementing the emergency budget solution. It will set the foundation for development of the state’s next budget. The state must live within its means. For more than a decade, Democrats have chosen the easy way out with unbalanced budgets filled with false promises, financial gimmicks and tax increases. Instead – with Gov. Rauner at the helm – we have the opportunity to restructure state government spending, eliminate waste and abuse in the system and create a more stable economic environment that fosters growth and opportunity. We have the chance to implement reforms that truly change our state’s trajectory. It will not be without some pain and sacrifice. But with the same potential bipartisan cooperation we see in the state Capitol this week, we can make great strides. On your behalf, I’m committed to work collaboratively with Gov. Rauner, my Republican colleagues and Democrat lawmakers to develop solutions that restore fiscal stability, integrity and accountability in Illinois.

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stance, in 2013, a Stickney Village Board trustee was chosen by a coin flip because the candidates tied with 573 votes apiece. In the 2012 presidential election, on the other hand, more than 129 million votes were cast. So you can see where being one vote out of 1,146 can have a much bigger impact. If you’re not happy with your local schools, or local services, or the park district, or the library in your town, check and see if there’s anyone up for election on one of those boards. For the higher profile races, we’ve got questions and responses from the candidates about their positions online at www.mysuburbanlife. com/election-central. You can find the full ballot at the County Clerk’s website. If the importance of your vote isn’t enough to convince you, consider that it’s easier than ever to vote. Sure, a smartphone app would be great (if potentially insecure), but thanks to early voting, you don’t necessarily need to stand in long lines. Pick an off-peak day and time during the early voting period and you might be able to walk in and cast your ballot without any wait at all. Then you can sit back and watch everyone else hyperventilate knowing you’ve already done your civic duty.

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After reading all the complaints about the proposed sidewalk installation in Clyde Estates, I can feel for those residents’ opposition. I live in Woodridge where 85 percent of the residents feel it’s safer to walk in the street than on the sidewalks we have here.

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Hello, this letter is regarding the letter to the Ayatollah of Iran by 47 Republicans. A letter to the Ayatollah of Iran by 47 Republicans is an act of sedition unparalleled in the history of this country. It shows the extreme actions they are willing to take because of their hate for President Obama. It is shameful that this letter was written and that 47 Republicans signed it in order to undermine our president in this way. This act increases the chance of war in the Middle East, damages the diplomatic interests of our country and hurts all of us.

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The Early Voting program allows any eligible DuPage County registered voter to vote before the 2015 Consolidated General Election between March 23 through April 4, 2015. El programa de Votación Temprana le permite a los electores inscritos en el Condado de DuPage, que reúnan los requisitos necesarios, votar antes de la Elección General Consolidada de 2015, del 23 de Marzo al 4 de Abril, 2015.

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Park District wants feedback for renovation A short five years ago, the Lemont Park District was in the process of closing out the remaining items of building The CORE Fitness & Aquatic Complex. That was my first few months here at the Park District, and what an exciting time. In collaboration with the maintenance staff, we are continuously making improvements to our parks, facilities and overall work processes on a daily basis. As a team, we collectively focus on adhering to the district’s mission: “To enhance the quality of individual experiences, providing safe, accessible and premium facilities, parks, and programs to the community while being fiscally and environmentally responsible.” Many facility projects have been completed within the past five years, such as adding a fire suppression system to the Centennial Community Center in line with the Park District’s VALUES, which highlights Safety First. Several other projects have been completed at Centennial, including the installation of new lighting in

• SOUND OFF Continued from page 11 [certainly] makes me wonder if he really cares about the views of the residents.

More referendums? Does Downers Grove really have so much excess taxpayer money available it has no other use for the $100,000 it wants to spend for fancy signage at its borders?

COMMUNITY VOICE Dawn Banks the racquetball courts as well as some classrooms. Flooring also was replaced in various areas such as the ABC, 123, and Lions rooms. Another exciting update you will see when returning from spring break is a revitalized Customer Service Desk. The CORE also has seen some nice updates during the past few years such as new sinks in the locker rooms and public washrooms, a new water bottle filler in the Fitness Center, and fresh coats of paint in multiple locations. The district also really focuses on the “Park” in Park District. To assist with streamlining the agency’s park updates, in 2012 the district adopted a comprehensive Park Replacement Schedule and process. The first step was to assess the condition, use, accessibility and initial install dates of

As a taxpayer, I would prefer to see the money applied to the stormwater projects and thus holding down any fees and fee increases the village is planning to hit property owners with. Or how about repairing our potholes? Maybe we need more village referendums instead of fewer ones.

Yet, he’s been supported by Ron Sandack for every election. How political is that?

Code enforcement is too lax

scheduled for completion this year. The district’s next park renovation will be Northview Park located on McCarthy Road. The neighborhood meeting has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. April 23 at the Centennial Community Center, 16028 127th St. A banner located at the park highlights the meeting date, time and location. Postcards also have been mailed to surrounding neighbors. Because of the park’s significance and historic past, the Park District would love to expand the scope of feedback generated from the planning meeting to include the entire community of Lemont. Your input could provide that one element that will turn Northview Park into a special place to create family memories for a lifetime. We hope to see you at the April 23 meeting, and, as always, we look forward to seeing you at the parks.

Dawn Banks is the maintenance/ planning director for the Lemont Park District.

be allowed. Looking at the ordinances on the village website, it plainly states what is not allowable. So why is it that people are not being notified and made to correct such problems? The village will never be what it could be if our officials don’t take charge of such issues. Would you want to purchase a home with the houses next door totally untaken care of? Weeds and litter all over the yards. I have stated just a small amount of what I could say in regards to our code enforcement department.

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the district’s playgrounds. From there, recommendations and timelines for replacements were made and placed accordingly into the Capital Improvement Plan; this also assists with longterm financial planning. During the planning year for the scheduled park replacement, the next step is to notify residents about park planning meetings through multiple media channels, such as placing a banner at the park that is scheduled for renovations, email blasts, postcards to park neighbors, press releases and many other timely communications. We have received valuable information from these meetings and encourage the community to attend if there is a meeting concerning your neighborhood park. From here, the plans of the new park take shape and a construction timetable is developed. Playgrounds completed to date using this process include Jaycee Park and Lions Park in 2012, Virginia Reed Park in 2013, and Abbey Oaks Park in 2014. Carriage and Derby parks are

As a Westmont resident, I find it appalling that our code enforcement is so lax in making residents comply with the village rules. You can go on more streets than I Neustadt too political care to mention and see property littered Geoff Neustadt said that he believed Down- with nothing more than junk. Yards that ers Grove residents don’t want a mayor afare in need of being cut and maintained, filiated with a political party or organization. instead of weeds taller than what should

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‘LES MISERABLES’ WHERE: Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd., Aurora WHEN: Wednesday to Sunday through April 26 COST & INFO: $41 to $54; www.paramountaurora.com, 630-896-6666 ABOUT: Robert Wilde of New York, a Naperville native, stars as Valjean (shown from left), Hannah Corneau as Fantine, and Erica Stephan of Glen Ellyn as Cosette in “Les Misérables.” Baritone George Keating of Berwyn will portray the evil Thenardier. The musical is directed by the award-winning Jim Corti, and the 14-member Paramount Orchestra, conducted by Tom Vendafreddo, will play the full, original Broadway orchestrations.

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2 ARTISTIC EYEFUL WHERE: Elmhurst Art Museum, 150 S. Cottage Hill Ave. WHEN: Awards reception 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 27; show runs to May 1 COST & INFO: Admission free on Fridays; 630-279-1009, www. elmhurstartistsguild.org ABOUT: Competing for prizes, more than 50 Elmhurst Artists’ Guild members display some of their best, recent works in their spring show in the EAG gallery. The members, primarily from Chicago and the western suburbs, are known for unusual interpretations in varying style, form and media.

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WHERE: Union Church of Hinsdale, 137 S. Garfield Ave. WHEN: 3 p.m. Sunday, April 12 COST & INFO: $15 for adults, and $10 for seniors in advance, $5 more at door, free for ages 18 and younger; web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe.c/9978930 ABOUT: Chicago Philharmonic Chamber Players will perform lushly romantic piano trios by Beethoven and Schumann. The two trios will be followed by a reception, with refreshments provided by Whole Foods Market in Hinsdale. The artists are violinist Mathias Tacke of the famed Vermeer Quartet, cellist Paula Kosower and pianist Kuang-Hao Huang.

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we went with tried-and-true Italian traditions – tiramisu and cannoli. The ladyfingers in the tiramisu imparted the coffee liqueur essence without being drenched, and a chocolate drizzle added to the delicate sweet treat. The cannoli’s delectable filling was surrounded by a slightly sweet and crisp shell, while crushed pistachios and an artful flourish of chocolate syrup added to the knockout flavor. Throughout our meal, the service was attentive without being intrusive. Our plates quickly were taken away, our water glasses remained filled, and our leftovers were packaged promptly. Our server and busser always arrived at the table with a smile. La Notte Due has lunch portions of its dinner menu available five days a week, and also offers a catering menu for anyone looking to bring the delicious taste of Italy home for a family party.

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DARIEN – The phrase “la notte due” roughly translates from Italian as “the second night,” but La Notte Due could easily rank a first place in the local Italian dining pantheon. My date and I arrived for an early weekend dinner recently and were promptly seated in the elegant yet comfortable dining room, where bread materialized at our table. The Darien restaurant’s modern interior is warmed by wood floors and the paintings of Italian scenery adorning the walls. White tablecloths also enhance the surroundings. The attentive service that started with our arrival continued, with our water glasses quickly filled before our server came to take our drink order. We selected a delicious pinot grigio from an ample list Suburban Life Media photos of vintages, rounded out by Hidden away is a restaurant gem, La Notte Due, which transports patrons from Darien to Italy. sparkling wines. After cracking open the dinner menu, my companion and I encountered a challenge – how to choose from a slew of savory dishes. Luckily, every table has its own bottle of olive oil, and as we dipped the fresh bread for a tasty snack, we perused all the selections. The polenta La Notte and the Italian sausage and peppers caught our eye from the list of appetizers, but we decided to stick with a classic, and opted for the bruschetta. The fresh tomatoes, onion, A chocolate flourish amps up the diced olives and tidbits of decadent tiramisu dessert. mozzarella sat nicely atop Italian bread that was toasted perfectly. red onion. A creamy tomato My date’s house salad had sauce was a terrific complegenerous portions of romaine, ment to the other ingredishredded carrots, tomato, onents in the dish. My dining ion and cucumber, and came companion ordered ravioli with a vinaigrette dressing marinara and was treated to that added crisp flavor withdelicate pasta enveloping a out overwhelming the veggies. velvety, flavorful filling. The difficult choices conBoth entrees were sizable, tinued when it came time to and left us with portions to pick our entrees. Penne con salsiccia features savory, crumbled sausage complement- take home, but we couldn’t I considered the eight finstop ourselves from ordering ed by the sweetness of caramelized onion – all bathed in a creamy ger Barese (homemade pasta, dessert. tomato sauce. sausage and greens with The tough choices didn’t garlic and olive oil), baked stop with appetizers and encavatelli, chicken Parmesan my seal of approval), before Crumbled, browned sautrees. Cheesecake and lemon and veal saltimbocca (anyfinally deciding on the penne sage added spice countered by ice sounded like pleasant thing with prosciutto gets con salsiccia. the sweetness of caramelized ways to end our meal, but

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Lemont girls kick off soccer season Young Indians ready to compete By SCOTT SCHMID

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Coach: Rick Prangen 2014 record: 23-2

LEMONT – Losing two players like midfielder Kim Jerantowski and goalie Kelly Fritz to graduation isn’t easy for any team to overcome. But a youthful 2015 Lemont girls soccer squad, which features eight freshmen on its roster, still has high expectations for this spring. “Losing Kim and Kelly, they are hard to replace,” said Lemont coach Rick Prangen, whose team has reached three supersectionals and two state semifinals in the past four years. “We are very young this year and that will be a challenge. We are definitely a young team in a lot of ways and the freshmen need to step up and plug some holes for us. “It’s a new experience after losing two players like that. But there are still expectations for the girls to be successful and to carry on the tradition of the program.” Part of the reason for optimism is the Indians return a crop of talented and experienced players, headlined by New Mexico recruit Aleksandra Mihailovic. Fellow senior Savannah Brija also is back after missing last season with a torn ACL and will lead a defensive group that also features juniors Ashley Mathews and Lauren Devlin. They will play in front of freshman goalkeeper Michelle Jerantowski, Kim’s younger sister. “The most experience we have is on the back line,” Prangen said. “Savannah will play center back for us and we are returning two other strong defenders from last year. Hopefully that will take some pressure off Michelle.” One other freshman, forward McKenna Gardner, is ex-

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pected to be in a starting role. She is part of a group that will try to help Mihailovic with the offensive load as the Indians try to replace the 28 goals from Jerantowski last spring. “It will have to be a collective whole that will make us be successful,” the coach said. “Last year, we deferred to those two players [Jerantowski and Fritz] a lot. This year it will have to be a collective effort for us.” Lemont is looking to continue its dominant run through the South Suburban Blue conference as the Indians have captured the league title several seasons in a row. The team began the season with a 2-1 nonconference victory over Downers Grove North on March 19 as Brija and Niamh Hehir scored and Mihailovic contributed an assist. Jerantowski finished with four saves. “Downers Grove North is a little young too, they graduated a lot of kids,” Prangen said. “It was two very young teams playing each other. I thought our freshmen played very well but the hard thing for freshmen is consistency. It was a good first game for us.” A stiff challenge in the form of the York tournament now awaits Lemont, with the Indians taking on Benet on March Bill Ackerman - backerman@shawmedia.com 30, followed by matches with Joliet West and the host Dukes Lemont’s Carli Bermele (left) battles for the ball against Downers Grove North’s Mary Doro during an April 24, the following two days. 2014, game in Downers Grove.

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Lemont Township Office 1115 Warner, Lemont, IL For the transaction of the miscellaneous business of the said town; and after a Moderator having been elected, will proceed to hear and consider reports of officers, and decide on such measures as may, in pursuance of law, come before the meeting; and especially to consider and decide the following:

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All interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and will be given an opportunity to speak. All documents in connection with the above matter are on file with the Village of Lemont and are available for examination by interested persons by contacting the Planning & Economic Development Department at (630) 257-1595.

Cole Cullen, agent for Seven Oaks Developers LLC and contract purchaser of the property located at 14280 McCarthy Rd, is requesting annexation, rezoning to R-5 Single Family Attached Residential zoning district, and final Planned Unit Development (PUD) approval for a 26 unit townhouse development.

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