One player in Romeoville will be thanking their lucky stars when they realize they have won over $1 million after playing Saturday’s midday Lucky Day Lotto draw.
"Shredding unnecessary documents with personally identifiable information on them is one of the safest and most effective ways to prevent identity theft and other fraud," Manley said. "Dealing with identity theft is nothing short of a nightmare, so I invite everyone to take advantage of this free and convenient service."
“We are grateful for the chance to host Congressman Foster and the leadership of the future Grand Prairie Water Commission in Romeoville,” said Romeoville Mayor John Noak. “Congressman Foster stood with us when we announced this commission last year, and this Community Project Funding (CPF) shows he continues to stand with us in Washington.”
Romeoville Mayor John Noak delivers the 27th Annual State of the Village Address on Tuesday at the Mistwood Golf Club in Romeoville. In his address he highlighted another strong year for the Village of Romeoville, including the addition of over 1,600 jobs, retail sales projected more than $1.1 billion, and an equalized assessed value of the community at $1.48 billion. Given the success, the Village once again passed a balanced budget and lowered its portion of the property tax rate for the 8th year in a row.
The $40 million program was designed to meet the needs of individual localities by addressing the economic and social impacts of plant closures. The $158,155 coming to Romeoville can be used on a variety of initiatives and investments, including workforce initiatives, housing support, business attraction efforts and more.
“Our Election Judges provide an incredibly important service to Will County’s voters on each Election Day,” County Clerk Staley Ferry said. “I want to thank the Will County Board for recognizing the value of their work by approving my request for a much needed pay increase.”
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Whether it’s questions about state resources or feedback on legislative priorities, State Senator Meg Loughran Cappel loves sitting down with residents to reflect on how she can best serve the 49th District. During a Coffee and...
The Romeoville Holiday Lights Display, which overlooks the grounds of the village hall and the police station decked out in lights and assorted 3D sculptures during December, has been renewed for another three years. The contract for the month-long...
Every June, Special Olympics Illinois hosts their big event at Illinois State University (ISU). Much like the traditional Olympics, torches used to light the cauldron to start the games. Beginning the Monday before, officers from different parts of the state run multiple torches down to ISU in a relay race to get the torch there for the Friday ceremony.
Joliet has been awarded $76 million from the Illinois EPA to enhance water infrastructure, which will enable the city to replace 31 miles of deteriorated and undersized water mains, replace fire hydrants and valves, and improve water quality.
