"I'm glad to be working with numerous partners in helping United Way collect baby essentials," said County Executive Bertino-Tarrant. "I invite residents to donate diapers and related items during this drive to support local families in need. We have worked to place donation sites in accessible locations throughout the county."
In partnership with the city of Crest Hill, State Senator Meg Loughran Cappel will join representatives from the state treasurer’s office for an ICash event in Crest Hill on Saturday, April 22.
“People often don’t know that they have unclaimed property they can recover,” said Loughran Cappel (D-Shorewood). “I encourage residents to take advantage of this event to make sure they aren’t missing out on money that’s theirs at no cost.”
“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.”
Aging and Disability Resource Network through Catholic Charities, Diocese of Joliet are on-site throughout Will County to be more accessible to those over 60 and 18-59 with a disability.
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“Water is basic need for everyone,” said Loughran Cappel (D-Shorewood). “Ensuring Crest Hill has access to Lake Michigan’s water supply is vital. This initiative would help the city for decades to come.”
“As an elected official, I want residents to know I’m always available and where they can come seek assistance on local issues or get help with state resources,” said Loughran Cappel (D-Shorewood). “My staff and I are looking forward to greeting constituents and friends at our new Crest Hill office. I encourage those of you in the area to stop by.”
Registered with the National Day Calendar and set aside on the 2nd Sunday in March each year during Women’s History Month. It is a day when She ROCKS It asks everyone to declare I AM!. The organization believes that whatever follows your I AM___ is your truth and should be celebrated.
Applicant organizations or parishes may request grants of up to $3,500, and their initiatives must focus on at least one of the seven corporal works of mercy: feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, visit the sick, visit the imprisoned and bury the dead.
The Joliet City Council last year unanimously approved a $87 million bond issue, which is a portion of the projected $592 million to $810 million project. The City of Joliet will share the costs with members of the Regional Water Commission that also includes the communities of Romeoville, Crest Hill, Shorewood, Channahon, and Minooka.
“As an educator, I have seen firsthand that when schools are adequately funded, students have better outcomes,” said Loughran Cappel (D-Shorewood). “The additional funding allocated to schools across the area will provide more curriculum options, better facilities and other resources to help students learn and grow.”
