Frankfort Trustees Approve Sewer Work Contract

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By Andrea Arens
At their Tuesday, February 21, meeting, the Frankfort Village Board approved the awarding of a contract for sewer maintenance work.
At its February 3 meeting, the Committee of the Whole reviewed three bids received for the Jackson Creek Sanitary Sewer Cleaning and Televising project. This project includes cleaning and televising the main line sanitary sewers within the basin to help identify defects that are not visible from the surface and determine the most cost-effective repairs. The low bid for the project was submitted by Visu-Sewer of Illinois in the amount of $156,790.50.

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Major Building Project at ‘Olde Frankfort Mall’ Approved by Village Trustees

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Spread the loveBy Stephen Nelson At a busy Frankfort Village Board meeting on February 5, trustees approved a major building project at the “Olde Frankfort Mall, at 15 Ash Street. The owner of the property proposes to construct a new three-story, 15,780-square-foot building addition, which would be added to the north and east facades of…


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New Businesses, Renovations, Restaurants Slated for Downtown Frankfort

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Spread the loveThe Frankfort Village Board convened on Monday, February 5, to address several crucial development proposals aimed at enhancing the village’s landscape and enriching community offerings. Among the significant approvals are the Olde Frankfort Mall development at 15 Ash Street, a special use permit for Indoor Entertainment by the Frankfort Arts Association, and a…


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Gotion Holding Job Fair at KCC February 10

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Spread the loveOn Saturday, February 10, Gotion, Inc., will hold a job fair to recruit workers for the electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant to be located in Manteno. The event will be held from 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., in the Iroquois Room, Room D152, at Kankakee Community College’s Riverfront Campus, 100 College Drive in…


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Rebuilding Illinois Key Part of Manufacturing Caucus Agenda

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Spread the loveOur hard work to Rebuild Illinois is paying off, and I am excited to be part of a new group that will create more opportunities for our families and communities to grow and succeed. I recently was named one-of-four leaders in the Legislature of the new Illinois Manufacturing Caucus. This group will partner…


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Rep. Ozinga Hosts Annual Valentines for Vets Program

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Spread the loveState Rep. Tim Ozinga is launching his annual “Valentines for Veterans” program for local veterans. Cards may be dropped off at Rep. Ozinga’s district office, 11019 Front Street, Suite 1W, in Mokena, through Monday, February 12. “There is always more we can do to support our veterans,” said Rep. Ozinga. “This program is…


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Frankfort Village Board Approves New Contract with Police Sergeants

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Spread the loveBy Stephen Nelson In the first village board meeting of 2024 on January 16, Frankfort trustees approved a five-year collective bargaining agreement with the union representing the village’s police sergeants. The agreement means a pay raise this year of 3.75 percent, pushing the hourly wage for those with the longest tenure with the…


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Joyce Applauds $13,000+ Funding for Local Will County School Libraries

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Spread the loveTo provide resources to libraries through books, periodicals, multilingual materials, technology, and programs, State Sen. Patrick Joyce announced five school districts in Will County will receive more than $13,000 in funding. “Libraries provide students with many tools to be successful, whether it’s books, technology, or other media sources,” said Joyce. “We need to…


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Joyce Kicks-Off Seniors’ Valentine’s Day Card Drive

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Spread the loveIn an effort spread love and uplift the spirits of seniors in the 40th District, State Sen. Patrick Joyce invites residents of all ages to get creative and donate homemade or store-bought valentines. “This card drive is an opportunity for every member of our community to come together and show appreciation for our…


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USF to Hold Red Cross Blood Drive January 30

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Spread the loveThe University of St. Francis (USF) is hosting its first American Red Cross blood drive of the year on Tuesday, January 30, from 1 to 6 p.m., in the Assembly Hall Gymnasium at USF’s St. Clare Campus, 1550 Plainfield Road in Joliet. The drive is open to the community. For an appointment, call…


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From Sen. Joyce

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Spread the loveThe holidays are the perfect time for the gift of reflection, to be thankful for our loved ones and our progress during the past year. A year ago in this space, I told you about the untimely passing of my Illinois Senate colleague, Sen. Scott Bennett. Just 45 years old, Scott suffered a…


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Frankfort Holding The Line On Property Tax Levy

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Spread the loveBy Stephen Nelson At the Frankfort Village Board meeting on December 18, trustees approved the property tax levy that will be collected from residents next year. Following a 4.9 percent local property tax increase approved in 2022, officials put forward a levy that holds the rate steady.  At its December 4, Committee of…


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Joyce Law Helps Address Firefighter Shortage Beginning Next Year

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Spread the loveA new law led by State Sen. Patrick Joyce to help solve Illinois’ firefighter shortage will go into effect January 1. “Firefighters, both full-time and volunteer, are essential first responders, and we cannot afford to continue to see declining numbers in these positions,” said Joyce. “This law is a step in the right…


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Rep. Haas Celebrates District 79 Library Grants

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Spread the loveFollowing the School District Library Grant program announcement made by Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, State Rep. Jackie Haas released the following statement: “I am thrilled seven libraries in District 79 have been selected to receive grants through the Illinois Secretary of State Office’s School District Library Grant program,” said Rep. Haas.…


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Maj. Gen. Mark Jackson has carried on with a love affair for decades...with his spouse, Deanna. Here Deanna Jackson pins her husband, Mark C. Jackson of Frankfort, with his Brigadier General during a ceremony at Camp Lincoln in Springfield, August 5, 2017. Jackson retired in June after more than 38 years of service. –U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Bryan Spreitzer.

Frankfort Resident Major Gen. Mark Jackson Retires

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Spread the loveCombat leader, relationship builder, master of movie lines retires after 38 years. SPRINGFIELD, Illinois – Command Sgt. Maj. Phillip Barber, then a squad leader, took a position on a rooftop in the Abu Graib neighborhood of Baghdad in 2005 so he could get a better vantage point on the enemy’s attack on his…


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Lincoln-Way Area Restaurants Invited to Spice-Up Frankfort Chili Cook-Off

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Spread the loveThe Village of Frankfort is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated “Fire and Ice” Winter Social, an electrifying event set to warm hearts and taste buds alike, returns on Saturday, February 3, in downtown Frankfort. As part of the festivities, the village will host a Chili Cook-Off that promises to be the highlight of…


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