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Suburban Chicago Office Manager Indicted for Alleged $1.8 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme
Source: Administrative Office of the United States Courts, District of Illinois. An office manager from a medical equipment boutique in suburban Chicago has been hit with federal healthcare fraud charges. The indictment alleges Judy Strzelecki, from Downers Grove, Illinois, partook in a fraudulent billing scheme focused on private insurers, capitalizing on services purportedly offered to cancer survivors and women with chronic conditions. Citing a piece from the U.S. Attorney's Office, Northern District of Illinois, Strzelecki allegedly submitted false insurance claims for items including breast prostheses and compression garments through A Woman's Place LLC, where she served as office manager.
Water Street Fine Art & Fine Craft Fair adds “character” to Naperville
A pop of color and craft washed over the Water Street District in downtown Naperville on Sunday, July 14, with The post Water Street Fine Art & Fine Craft Fair adds “character” to Naperville appeared first on NCTV17.
Naperville city councilman suggests revamping 5th Avenue development efforts
A city project that spent years in development, but ultimately fell through, was brought back to the table earlier this The post Naperville city councilman suggests revamping 5th Avenue development efforts appeared first on NCTV17.
HVAC System at Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center Will Be Replaced
During installation of a new HVAC system from July 23 thru August 23, 2024, at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 Jackson Avenue at Eagle Street, some programs will be affected. (PN File Photo) The Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, located at 305 Jackson Ave. just north of the...
“Million Dollar Quartet” ( Aurora)
***** The city of Aurora has completed the theater trifecta for Illinois. Yes, they have seen the Paramount Theatre open yet a third venue bringing great theater to the community. In addition to the Paramount Theatre and the Copley Theatre, they have now converted what was an Italian restaurant into a very intimate space called the Stolp Island Theatre where they are rocking the downtown of Aurora with their production of “Million Dollar Quartet ( inspired by an actual event).
Plainfield state representative seeks non-partisan dialogue at leadership conference
Plainfield State Representative Harry Benton is working with lawmakers from across the country on finding ways to communicate about policy and keep it non-partisan. During an event he recently attended at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business, 50 lawmakers from across the country gathered to discuss, debate, and learn the essential elements of leadership in a representative democracy.
Lake County Traffic Alert: Route 22 Closed After Diesel Spill
Lake County, IL – Route 22 is currently closed between Kelsey Road and Harbor Road in unincorporated Barrington following a traffic crash that resulted in a significant diesel spill. According to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred early Friday morning. A large amount of diesel fuel was...
Riverwalk Community Center improvements | Mayor joins Harvard-led leadership program | Voyage en France
Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center improvements start July 22. The Naperville Park District is starting work to upgrade the heating and cooling system at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 Jackson Ave., on Monday, July 22. Work is expected to run through Friday, Aug. 23, according to a press release from the park district.
Arlington Heights, IL, – Major Road Closure on Ridge Avenue Starting July 22
Arlington Heights, IL – Beginning Monday, July 22, Ridge Avenue, north of Euclid, will undergo the complete removal of the roadway as part of the Village’s road reconstruction program. This significant project will impact local traffic flow and accessibility to key areas, including the Arlington Ridge Center (ARC).
Riverside postpones Star Buds property purchase
Riverside has postponed the purchase of village property by Star Buds on which the company plans to build a new dispensary. At the village board’s July 18 meeting, Riverside trustees approved an ordinance amending the closing date to Dec. 31 of a contract between the village and Star Buds for the purchase of village property at 3320 S. Harlem Ave. and 363-369 E. Burlington Street. The amendment allows the board to extend the contract for another six months until June 30, 2025, if Star Buds does not close on the property by the board’s final meeting of the year.
Forest Park 911 dispatch affected by IT outage
Emergency dispatch services in Forest Park were down overnight as a massive IT outage disrupted services across the country. “As much as it didn’t hit Forest Park, our dispatch center was hit but services were not interrupted. We have a backup system,”said Rachell Entler, village administrator for Forest Park.
Renovations at Independence Park to begin week of July 22
The city will be contracting renovations at Independence Park (located north of Central Street and east of Stewart Avenue) over the next four months. Work is anticipated to begin the week of July 22 and be completed in October. The project will include a new playground, new pathways, new LED...
This Massive Flea Market Is A Wonderland Of Antiques, Vintage Treasures And Collectibles
Walking through the charming streets of St. Charles, Illinois, you won’t help but notice a buzz of excitement that takes place on the first weekend of every month. The Kane County Flea Market is often hailed as a wonderland of antiques, vintage treasures, and collectibles. It’s a must-visit for...
Summer Fun At The Kane County Fair
The Kane County Fair celebrates 155 years of traditional summer family fun through Sunday, July 21, 2024 at the Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles. The Fox Valley’s top-rated summer event, the Kane County Fair has something for everyone: carnivals, a petting zoo, magic shows, live music, a car show, a wine tasting garden and music, a demolition derby, professional bull riding, cowgirls and more.
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