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The scoreboard at Silver Cross Stadium needs to be replaced but the Joliet City Council is worried about the $360,000 price tag.

Council debates funding of new Slammers scoreboard

Joliet is contractually obligated to provide a working scoreboard, and will have no choice but to purchase one if it ...

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The scoreboard at Silver Cross Stadium needs to be replaced but the Joliet City Council is worried about the $360,000 price tag. Council debates funding of new Slammers scoreboard
Joliet mayoral debate scheduled for March 12
Joliet issues advance notice on pending Saturday snowstorm
Senior Services Center puts out call for financial help

opinion

Bradley Cooper (right) was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper," but did not win. Guest column: Politics killed 'American Sniper' at Oscars
Wayne's Words: Gov's budget cuts not looking good from Joliet's perspective
Cherishing History that’s in your Attic
Wayne's Words: State facing budget dilemma

business

FAFSA Primer: How to Navigate Through the College Aid Maze
Rialto board failed to get competitive bids for marquee, lawyer finds
New stores to be built on old Dominick's gas station site
NL signs off on plans to raze Maple Street buildings

crime

Joliet cop shoots, critically wounds suspect with gun
Police blotter: Weapon, retail theft, DUI, other charges
Two teens arrested for robbing Family Dollar store, police say
Police blotter: Domestic battery, DUI, drug, theft charges

health

The federal government's MyPlate guidelines recommend that about half of the foods we eat should be fruits and vegetables, but critics point out that upwards of 60 percent of our farm subsidies go towards corn and other grains. Credit: U.S. Department of Agriculture. Higher taxes on Junk food?
Black women endure menopause longest
Silver Cross holding free program on sinus pain, congestion
Dear EarthTalk: Old Phones

living

Alma Gill Mother Moved in but Won’t Move Out
“Resilience: Two Sisters and a Story of Mental Illness” by Jessie Close with Pete Earley
Cadillac ATS Coupe
Pet of the WEEK

campus

Judge refuses protection order for teacher threatened on Twitter
JJC joins with employers on new engineering/technician degree
Honor rolls announced for District 202 high schools
District 202 middle school honor rolls released

sports

Visitation Thursday for legendary coach Gordie Gillepsie
Slammers plan second opening night for 'princesses'
Son of hockey legend to play for Joliet Slammers
Flyers Clinch GLVC East Title

entertainment

McFarland, USA
Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun
Lyric Gives Weinberg’s The Passenger Its First Chicago Performances
RHS production of 'Charlie Brown' presented two weekends

food-wine

Bacon-Pepper Mac and Cheese
Buffalo Chicken Mac and Cheese
Pizza Mac and Cheese
Creamy Cajun Pasta

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