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Sunday, November 8, 2009
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Nancy Hund talks about her on going struggle since she was hit by a drunken driver while she was riding her bike with a friend nine weeks ago in Joliet. (Michael R. Schmidt/Staff Photographer)
It took eight people to move Nancy Hund safely when she was first hospitalized more than two months ago. By the time she first came to the nursing home for rehabilitation, only six people were needed to keep her stabilized. As of last week, she's able to shift from her bed to a padded wheelchair with assistance from two strong helpers. On Aug. 23, she and a friend were bicycling in Joliet when she was struck and nearly killed by an alleged drunken driver.




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Photos: Favorite coffee mugs

VETERANS DAY 2009
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Veterans Day 2009 is Nov. 11. Celebrate your veteran by sharing a picture and a story about him or her. To submit, click here. Please include your full name, along with the full name and town of residence of your veteran, and a brief description of your veteran's service to the country. We will publish photos in our online gallery.

Photos: Saluting our veterans

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GREEN HOUSE BLOG
Calling fowl over chicken arguments
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Lockport will vote on whether to lift its chicken ban. Plenty of upstanding municipalities, including Naperville, allow chickens in backyards. They're a good source of local, sustainable food. But plenty of people have a knee-jerk reaction and think they should be banned everywhere? But their arguments just crack under examination.

More Herald News blogs

Crest Hill mayor misusing taxpayer funds?
Crest Hill Ward 3 Alderman Neal Sternisha questioned Mayor Raymond Soliman about the mayor's petty cash expenses at this week's city council meeting.

Big plans for stadium project
The Memorial Stadium renovation project kicks off Nov. 24 with a ceremony that will include everything from the national anthem to a cow pie raffle and rolling bulldozers.

School, city to hammer out field deal
Joliet examines possible property tax increase
'I've cried for him'
The good fight
Briefs: Grant for JTHS students
School, city to hammer out field deal
Swine flu vaccine arrives
Youth football coach: team 'played like 10'
Several local ceremonies to honor veterans

SUV hits motorcyclist Warrants Joliet police nab teen after threat School, city to hammer out field deal St. Patrick School chickens find new home Some predicted trouble from Fort Hood's Maj. Hasan ABC’s Roberts hits prime-time, gets Janet Jackson interview New fair targets France’s 260,000 annual divorc es Brazil student expelled after wearing mini-dress
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Wistful "write soon" phrases have kept two women connected across the Atlantic Ocean for 52 years. One from the Midwest and one from Finland, they met on paper in 1957.



Bears are who they are—a mediocre team
Two-and-a-half seasons removed from their Super Bowl appearance, the Bears are who they never imagined they would be—just another mediocre football team. Photos: Cardinals 41, Bears 21
Mulligan: Lovie Smith must go
Telander: Total loss of dignity
Hayes: No longer competitive
Cardinals feel at home in Chicago
JCA topples Oak Forest
Lainey Wyman is a back-her-up-against-a-wall kind of volleyball player. The minute the stakes are raised, she raises the level of her game. Wyman, a 6-foot-2 junior middle hitter, was all over the floor in Joliet Catholic Academy's 25-17, 25-9 victory over Oak Forest on Saturday afternoon during the 3A Oswego Supersectional.




Plainfield parents see daughter soar on world charts
Kosovo pop star Genta Ismajli has amassed more than 25 million views on You Tube, has more than 26,000 fans on her Facebook page and has performed 300-plus concerts around the globe. The 25-year-old recently visited her family in Plainfield before meeting with New York producers.



Wedding trends spotlighted at JCC show
Will, Grundy marriage licenses
Holiday craft shows abound
Lewis launches scholarship, facilities campaign
Astro-graph
Joliet community center to hold food drive

'Wizard of Oz' anniversary event returns
Take a magical journey down the yellow brick road with Dorothy, her little dog Toto and their unforgettable friends as they come alive on the big screen once again in "The Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Encore Event" at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17 in 324 select movie theaters for an encore rebroadcast.

Plainfield parents see daughter soar on world charts
John Cusack saves the world in apocalyptic '2012'
Get over fear of outlets
Five things to do
Air Force band performs on Veterans Day
'Cats' continues its long run
Chicago Calendar: Informer comes to heritage center



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