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Section: Local News
Headline: Sign says it all
When will $4 per gallon gas prices arrive? In the Peotone area, the answer is now. Prices at the Casey’s General Store on Peotone-Wilmington Road rose above the $4 mark for the first time late Wednesday and remained at that level this morning. Gas prices in the Dwight, Kankakee, Momence and Watseka areas hovered around the $3.95 mark.
May 15, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Treatment provided for juvenile sex offenders
Lawanda Perkins-Cooper, a teacher’s assistant, works with students in a physical science class at Indian Oaks Academy in Manteno. Perkins-Cooper is part of a team that provides help for juvenile sex offenders and students with emotional, behavioral and psychiatric issues.
May 15, 2008
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Section: Sports
Headline: Kottmeyer does it all for upstart Peotone
Peotone High School's Danny Redmore slides safely into home past Bishop McNamara catcher Scott Blanchette in regional play on Wednesday. Peotone won 6-5 over the second-seeded Fightin' Irish. (5-14-08)
May 15, 2008
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Section: Sports
Headline: Local track athletes hope for state glory
Reed-Custer High School's Kaitlin Walsh leads Herscher's Shannon Rushman and Beecher's Katie Stolzenbach during the 3,200-meter relay at the Seneca Sectional on Friday. Nine area relay teams will be making the trip to Charleston for the IHSA girls' state track and field meet this weekend. (05-09-08)
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May 15, 2008
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Section: Sports
Headline: Kottmeyer does it all for upstart Peotone
Peotone High School's Danny Redmore slides safely into home past Bishop McNamara catcher Scott Blanchette in regional play on Wednesday. Peotone won 6-5 over the second-seeded Fightin' Irish. (5-14-08)
May 15, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Picnic for two
Amber Perkins, of Bourbonnais, holds her daughter, Ella, 2, as they eat lunch on the grass near Perry Farm at Bradley on Tuesday afternoon. The Daily Journal/Melissa Gaug
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May 14, 2008
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Section: Sports
Headline: On the track
On May 9-10, St. Anne Grade School sent five relay teams to compete at the Illinois Elementary School Association (IESA) Class A State Track and Field meet at the Eastside Centre in East Peoria. Additionally, St. Anne students competed in individual events, including Kathryn Graf, center, who came away with a fourth-place finish in the eighth-grade girls’ high jump. She jumped 4-feet, 10-inches to medal. The coaches for St. Anne are Ann Lavazza, left, and Amy Fox.
May 14, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Vivian Wilken
Mrs. Wilken
May 14, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Clara Monnette
Mrs. Monnette
May 14, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: We dodged the bullet
Lavinda Sipp walks through debris where her sister's home once stood, in Picher, Okla., on Monday after tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma and Missouri.
May 14, 2008
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Section: Life
Headline: May 13: Out & About
From left, Annalea Hooper, 20, of Watseka; Brittany Duffield, 20, of Limestone; and Alicia Post, 20, of Limestone, admire Hooper’s assemblage of artwork titled “Take That!” (front) May 1 at the reception for the opening of the annual Kankakee Community College Student Art Exhibition in the Learning Resource Center.
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May 13, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Something to Cheer About
In photo left, Morgan Koster, 6, of Braidwood, is held up my her squadmates at the Godley Park District’s Art of Cheerleading Clinic on May 3. Spotters are tumbling instructor Debbie Davis in the back, and Stephanie Hildy, Reed-Custer High School cheerleading coach, in front.
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May 13, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Tribute to Watson
Olivet Nazarene University held its 28th annual Olivet Open at the Elks Country Club in Aroma Park last Friday. Gary Newsome, Olivet’s head football coach, chips a shot onto the green during the event, which is part of the Larry Watson Memorial Golf Series. The series was established to honor the legacy of Watson, a long-time coach and athletic director at the university, and to help underwrite scholarships at ONU. Watson died in July, 2004, after a long battle with cancer.
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May 13, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: New Arrivals
Karen Pavelka of Midlothian pets baby goats at Perry Farm at Bradley on Monday afternoon. The Bourbonnais Township Park District recently announced the addition of the two new baby goats to the herd in the farmstead area.
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May 13, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Vivian Wilken
Mrs. Wilken
May 13, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Thomas Gerdes
Mr. Gerdes
May 13, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Bruce Hansen
Mr. Hansen
May 13, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Soldier's remains reclaimed after 33 years
Photo/Missing in America Project Urns of patients who died at the Oregon State Hospital sit and wait for someone to claim them and put the remains to rest.
May 13, 2008
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Section: Obituaries
Headline: Sean Hooper
Mr. Hooper
May 12, 2008
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Section: Local News
Headline: Cunnington honored during Law Day event
Matt Hamann, a junior at Grant Park High School, listens as Melanie Cannon, a staff attorney at Prairie State Legal Services in Kankakee, explains a case on Friday morning. Students shadowed attorneys as part of the annual Law Day event. (05-09-08)
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May 12, 2008
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