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Homer Glen OKs sewer extention to spur development near 159th and Cedar

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By Michelle Mullins 
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Homer Glen Village Board approved an extension to its sewer line that can benefit development near 159th Street and Cedar Road, a major commercial corridor. The board Wednesday authorized spending nearly $2.6 million to Austin Tyler Construction to extend its existing Fiddyment Creek sanitary sewer trunk line to unserved vacant land that could be a catalyst for development, village officials said.
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Naperville News Digest: Senior Partner Championship golf tourney winners; park district reopening 3 renovated playgrounds

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By Michelle Mullins 
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... SENIOR PARTNER CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF TOURNEY WINNERS Bob Bean, of Naperville, and John Haffner, of Winfield, were the gross division champions and Ray Crowley, of Naperville, and Frank Mores, of Winfield, the net division champions of Naperville Park District’s Senior Partner Championship. A continuation of the 2026 Brooks Tournament Series, the event was held June 3 at the Springbrook Golf Course.
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Will County marks 1,000th graduate of ‘transformational’ problem-solving court

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By Michelle Mullins 
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As Will County celebrates 1,000 graduates of its problem-solving courts, its program leaders say not only has it helped reduce recidivism, it has given graduates sobriety and a new lease on life. “It’s transformational,” said Scott DuBois, coordinator of the problem-solving courts. “We’ve seen individuals transform their lives, people finding hope in themselves when they didn’t have it before and people starting to believe in themselves.
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