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Susan M. Ennenbach
SUBLETTE – Susan Marie (Leffelman) Ennenbach, 69, of Eureka, Mont., formerly of Sublette, passed into eternal life on July 18, 2024. A private family service will be held at a later date. Ennenbach was born Dec. 13, 1954, in Mendota, to Gerald and Sylvia (Becker) Leffelman. After graduating Amboy...
Step into Modern Living: Exclusive Sneak Peek of Innovative Smart Home Cottages Coming to Chicagoland
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., Jul 26, 2024 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Lutheran Life Communities, a non-profit senior living and services organization, announces the expansion of two of its 62+ senior living campuses with the planned development of up to 24 new cottage homes. The new cottages will be built at Pleasant View in Ottawa, Illinois and Wittenberg Village in Crown Point, Indiana. The cottages at these two entrance fee communities are designed for modern living and long-term peace of mind.
Addison man arrested on animal cruelty charges at rural Sandwich property following investigation by local, state law enforcement
Following a lengthy investigation by the Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA) and the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office, an Addison man was arrested on animal cruelty charges in rural Sandwich Tuesday morning. 60-year-old Mohammad M. Raza-Ahsan was taken into custody on two counts of cruel treatment of animals and three counts of animal cruelty-owner's duties at the property located in the 17000 block of Wagner Road.
Owner of Sandwich-Area Property Charged with Animal Cruelty
If you're an animal lover, fair warning: This story will be tough to hear. A property owner in Sandwich has been charged with five criminal counts relating to animal cruelty. DeKalb County deputies arrested 60-year-old Mohammad Raza-Ahsan of Addison Tuesday morning. The Illinois Department of Agriculture conducted a months-long investigation into the goings-on at the property on Wagner Road in rural Sandwich, after the sheriff's office had received multiple complaints of foul odors and neglected animals on the property. The investigation led to the discovery of several neglected animals, as well as deceased animals that had not been properly disposed of.
Ottawa Commissioner Says OSF's Enhanced Hospital Plan Is Still "Not Adequate"
An enhanced plan for a new hospital in Ottawa isn't enough to satisfy one major decision maker. Last week, OSF HealthCare announced plans to add eight additional medical/surgical beds and an additional procedure room to their proposed new hospital in Ottawa. At the same time OSF asked a state board to delay their permit application to give the city of Ottawa time to ponder their enhanced plan.
Calgary Stampeders at Ottawa Redblacks odds, picks and predictions
The Calgary Stampeders (3-3) and Ottawa Redblacks (4-2) meet at TD Place Friday. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET (CFL+/TSN). Below, we analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's lines around the Stampeders vs. Redblacksodds, and make our expert CFL picks and predictions. The Stampeders are coming off a 25-24 win as 4.5-point...
Cicero man charged with dealing heroin in Utica
A 29-year-old Cicero man was arrested Thursday after police said he delivered a mixture of heroin and fentanyl to Tri-County Drug Enforcement Narcotics Team agents. Alexander E. Bryant was arrested in the area of 3000 E. Eighth Road in Utica. Police said Bryant delivered 48 bags containing about 31 grams...
OSF expands orthopedics services to Peru
OSF HealthCare announced the expansion of its OSF Medical Group - Orthopedic Services to Peru. This strategic expansion will bring advanced orthopedic care closer to Illinois Valley residents, ensuring they have access to high-quality medical services within the community, OSF said in a news release. The new Peru orthopedic office...
Princeton to be a stop for Gold Star 500 in September
The Gold Star 500 might start in Superman’s hometown of Metropolis, but Gold Star Mission’s more than 512-mile Gold Star 500 endurance bicycle ride is honoring real heroes from Sept. 24-28. The ride will include an overnight stay Sept. 27 in Princeton before bicyclists head to their final...
Ottawa to add 13 surveillance cameras to monitor parks
The Ottawa City Council approved the purchase of 13 surveillance cameras Thursday to be used to monitor city parks against vandalism. The council approved the expenditure of $42,250 to Fox Valley Fire and Safety in Elgin. The cost will be split between the Parks and Recreation and the Ottawa Police departments.
Princeton seeks volunteers for city commissions
The city of Princeton is seeking community volunteers to serve on the Princeton Historic Preservation Commission, Princeton Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission or the Princeton Public Art Commission. Multiple seats are open on the listed commissions. Commissions typically meet once per month for about an hour with commissioners performing tasks related...
Streator to host Labor Day parade after years without one
After years without a Labor Day parade, Streator once again will be hosting the event sponsored by the Streator Chamber of Commerce. The parade, which has not been conducted since 2020, is scheduled for noon Sunday, Sept. 1, beginning with a lineup 10:30 a.m. at the Illinois Street train depot. The parade then will move west on Main Street and turn north on Park Street to the City Park for its conclusion.
Gary Hammers Runs for La Salle Mayor
A long-time La Salle businessman and entrepreneur has officially announced his candidacy for Mayor. Gary Hammers believes a change in leadership is needed. Telling WLPO that “someone has to step up and do something to help put an end to city officials working on things that don't make any difference.” Hammers unsuccessfully ran for 1st ward alderman last year—losing to incumbent Bob Thompson. La Salle residents will vote for Mayor next spring.
La Salle-Peru High School to begin registration for 2024-2025 school year
Registration for La Salle-Peru High School opens soon. L-P requires all students to register online using the Forms link on the PowerSchool Parent Portal. The Parent Portal is available now. Parents who have not set up a parent account in PowerSchool will need to do so as soon as possible.
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