Sister Faith Szambelanczyk, (above) president and CEO of Joliet Catholic Academy, recognizes couples who have chaired past Jubilaté dinners and fundraisers, at the Dollinger home on Aug. 30. Past Jubilaté chairs pose together for a group picture (at left). Jubilaté 2010 will mark the fundraiser's 25th anniversary.
Laughter, friendship and reminiscing marked Joliet Catholic Academy's gathering of couples who have chaired the school's annual Jubilaté dinner and auction over the last two decades.
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Oprah Winfrey told the Sun-Times’ Roger Ebert it wasn’t the decision that made her emotional — it was thought of the break up. “When I made the decision, no tears,” Winfrey told Ebert. “Thinking about talking to the viewers is what brought the tears, like breaking up what has been the most beautiful relationship.”
Ray joins fray as star for new Lincoln-Way W.
As a freshman, Kaitlyn Ray brought a bit of sunshine to the backcourt
for Lincoln-Way Central. Now a junior, Ray hopes to burn just as
brightly as the star for the Lincoln-Way West girls basketball team.
Brown's heroics boost Plainfield East
What can Brown do for you? Deontre' Brown scored eight of his
16 points in the fourth quarter of Plainfield East's 70-65 victory over
Lincoln-Way West on Monday night in play at the Pheast of the Phoenix
Tournament. Included were two free throws to seal the victory
with 10.6 seconds left as the Bengals (1-0) scored a dramatic victory
in their first boys varsity basketball game.
Valley View receieves safety grant
Both Romeoville and Bolingbrook high schools were once again selected to participate in the Illinois Operation Teen Safe Driving program.
More Americans expected to travel for Thanksgiving
The number of Americans traveling away from home for Thanksgiving will be up only slightly this year from 2008, according to a report from the AAA auto club.
Bolingbrook musician dreams of silver screen
Allen Cotton didn't win the annual Drum-Off District Finals at the Guitar Center in North Chicago, but the Bolingbrook musician is still pleased with his other victory. In late October, Cotton, 20, was crowned the local winner at the Guitar Center in Joliet. It was the first time he's won the title in his four years of competing.
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