On March 8, Warrenville Police arrested Warrenville Alderman Christopher Halley, 26, on charges of theft by deception and deceptive practice. These charges came after a six-month investigation into alleged claims that Halley defrauded a victim last September and November of over $300.00 in cash. Upon review of the case, the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office authorized the following charges:
District 200 Picks St. Charles Educator Brian Harris as Superintendent
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At its Feb. 24 meeting, the Board of Education for
“Capri Caper” Spawns Lawsuit Against Warrenville and City Police Officers
Written by Dan SchuylerOn Feb. 24, Pierce Food Service Company, Inc. and its owner, Danny Pierce (plaintiffs), by their attorney Dan Walker, Jr., filed suit in the Circuit Court of DuPage County against the City of Warrenville, Warrenville Police Chief Raymond Turano, Warrenville Police Detective Kenneth Dawson, alleged Beef Joint and Capri Restaurant owner Joey Rovito, Brandon Barrett, alleged owner of the property in which the restaurants were located, and Judd Lofchie, alleged real estate broker for the property.
More than 140,000 U.S. Census workers have begun knocking on doors to verify the addresses of every household across the country. You should receive a ten-question document in the mail after March 1 with a return envelope that does not require a stamp.
Terry asks:
Driving west on Batavia Rd., I entered the left turning lane at the Route 59 intersection and noticed a sign on the corner of the Speedway gas station that reads “Left turn only on arrow.”
This is confusing. Shouldn't the sign be located on the corner of the Shell gas station facing the
Since the 1970s, Mihalik, of Warrenville, had been singing primarily in local rock and roll bands. In 2004, she auditioned and won a spot as a singer in The Jim Guter Big Band—an 18-piece big band orchestra.
At its March 1 regular meeting, the council unanimously approved an agreement to pay a consulting service, Engineering Enterprises, Inc., $28,047 to prepare plans and cost estimates for resurfacing
Curves of Warrenville is encouraging women in the area to show their philanthropic strength by participating in the annual food drive.
Moreover, even though donating food to families in need is its own reward, the club is offering compelling incentives for both existing and potential members who participate.
Save A Life, or Two or Three—Give a Pint of Blood
Written by Staff WriterBlood Drive
- Want to do something wonderful for others anonymously?
- Want to make a more meaningful contribution than money or even food?
- How does saving someone's life sound?
- How about saving the life of a child?
- Give the gift that saves.
The community blood drive is sponsored by Knights of Columbus No. 6710.
It will be held Saturday, March 20 from 7:00 a.m. to noon at:
St. Irene's Activity Center, 28w441 Warrenville Rd.
Walk-ins welcome. If you have questions or if you want to schedule an appointment, call Joe Gatone at (630) 876-1136 or Dwight Sherman at (630) 393-3221
