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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Edgecreek Estates homeowner Bill Guzaski shows a retention pond in his subdivision that is full of weeds and garbage because nobody maintains it.
 (John Patsch/Staff photographer)
Another subdivision is looking for city help dealing with a detention pond that is virtually abandoned. Edgecreek Estates, located along Gougar Road on the East Side, was set up without a homeowners association. And, that leaves no one responsible for the detention pond in the subdivision.


Park Hill residents to meet with city


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Holiday happenings: Ways to bring joy to your Noel
It's only the second year that the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet has hosted the ComEd Festival of Trees, but already organizers are rightfully boasting that it's better than ever. Tina Postel, director of development with the Rialto Square Theatre, said that this year's event offers something for everyone.
Holiday happenings
'Nutcracker' dancers get a taste of touring
Local kids, touring actors get a thrill from 'Wizard'
NCC enters the land of 'Seussical'

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Will tax credit extension help?

Congress extended the tax credit to try to continue boosting the flailing housing market. Is the extension going to help?


Jumpstart? Tax credit hopes
The best: Apartment winners
Tech check: Home security
Va va voom: Versace pix
Cure: Dusty dining room
Help: For rookie landlords
Sleep: Bedder beds

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Angels' story has a happy ending
Angels' story has a happy ending
In high school sports, like in real life, sometimes things work out just right. Not always. Sometimes.

Romeoville barriers hope to stop carp
One of the biggest fish of all may be getting away. DNA evidence says the dreaded Asian carp may have slipped through the $9 million dollar electronic barrier system designed to hook the invasive fish before they infiltrate Lake Michigan.

Online: Task force letter
Residents speak out on LTHS referendum
If the Lockport Township High School Board hopes to ever pass a new high school tax referendum, three things must be done to resolve public concerns, residents told a summit of elected officials Thursday night.

Police investigate fatal crash in Monee
Senator: $12B cut not realistic
Pace offers more options
Ownerless pond irritates Gougar Road residents
Park Hill residents to meet with city over planned tax
New Lenox officials gauge energy plan
Troy School Board OKs levy
Warrants

Police investigate fatal crash in Monee Warrants Bank robber pic released Troy School Board OKs levy Every penny helps Plainfield D.A.R.E. endure Key vote close on health care More signs missed before Ft. Hood? Will adding GIs push militants over border? Peruvian gang killing people to sell their fat, police say
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Step outside Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Studios and into the near west side neighborhood that's been home to her television talk show for two decades, and it's easy to get a sense of what she's meant to Chicago.



Tuck takes Bolingbrook to first win
The top-ranked Raiders jumped to 25-16 halftime advantage and led by as much as 61-39 before putting the finishing touches on a 61-42 nonconference victory Friday night over visiting Marian Catholic.

Photos: Raiders on a run
Local teams to tip off at USF
First-year JCA boys basketball coach Jeremy Izzo, Providence's Greg Smith and four other area coaches are busy preparing their teams for the 14th annual WJOL Thanksgiving Classic at the University of St. Francis Recreation Center.




Bella mopes through pretentious 'New Moon'
Where would Hollywood be without that old stand-by -- the vampire-werewolf-schoolgirl love triangle? As every Stephenie Meyer fan knows, "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" is the one where studly vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) dumps his human girlfriend, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), for her own safety. She turns to old chum Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) for solace, unaware that he's a werewolf, and therefore Edward's sworn enemy from way back. 'New Moon' mania sweeps across Southland
Vampires, werewolves, liars lead fall films
Let's start missing Oprah!
MSI visitors can dream of a 'White House' Christmas
Local kids, touring actors get a thrill from 'Wizard'
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'Nutcracker' dancers get a taste of touring
NCC enters the land of 'Seussical'
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