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Trail camera sighting highlights bobcats’ stealthy presence in Will County (opens the original)
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When a trail camera set up by the Forest Preserve District of Will County in a preserve in the south end of the county captured images of two bobcats, naturalists saw that one of the animals had a pronounced limp. Becky Blankenship, a wildlife ecologist at the Forest Preserve District of Will County, said the bobcat with a limp also appeared on trail camera footage back in 2022. That implies that the bobcat is recovering well and has been able to support itself in the wild, she said. Though bobc
Blue Island group harvests hope year-round for those facing food insecurity (opens the original)
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A nonprofit in Blue Island is closing in on its goal of donating 2,000 pounds of food to community members as Hunger Action Month comes to an end. The Hope Center highlighted its accomplishments Tuesday on Hunger Action Day, a day dedicated to addressing food insecurity across the country that was created by the nonprofit organization Feeding America. Founded in 2017, the Hope Center started as a church that focused on giving back to the Blue Island community and eliminating food insecurity. Dur
New Lenox officials consider new development at near Silver Cross Hospital (opens the original)
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The New Lenox Village Board is considering bringing a new neighborhood to the village along Silver Cross Boulevard south of Silver Cross Hospital and north of Interstate 80. Village officials on Monday received their first look at a proposed development agreement for Redwood New Lenox Silver Cross Boulevard, which would include 180 housing units in 42 buildings. As part of the development agreement, the village would grant the rezoning of the property and a special use of a preliminary planned u
Midwest Underground Railroad Network earns national status from U.S. Park Service (opens the original)
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The Midwest Underground Railroad Network, which started as the The Little Calumet River Underground Railroad Project and has grown over the years to encompass the pre-Civil War history of the entire Calumet region, now has achieved national status. Last week, Midwest Underground Railroad Network officials announced the South Holland-based nonprofit was officially recognized as a program of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom by the National Park Service. Illinois’ Underground Ra
School District 218 moves to potentially contest property tax assessment appeals (opens the original)
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Community High School District 218 unanimously approved a resolution this week to authorize interventions in proceedings before the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board. When property owners go before the appeals board seeking to contest a property’s assessment, local entities such as School District 218 can intervene if they feel the properties have not been assessed fairly. While the state Property Tax Appeal Board issues final decisions regarding property tax appeals, it does not issue, process
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