Free Webinars for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

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February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. One-in-three teens in the U.S. is a victim of physical, emotional, or sexual abuse from a dating partner. These violent relationships have serious consequences for victims – putting them at higher risk for substance abuse, eating disorders, risky sexual behavior, suicide, and adult re-victimization.

Clove Alliance is offering free virtual webinars for professionals working with teens – “Preventing Teen Dating Violence: A Community Approach.” Training will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, February 7, from 5-6 p.m., or Wednesday, February 22, from noon-1 p.m.

This training benefits any professional working with teens, including teachers, social workers, school staff, coaches, youth group directors, youth pastors, non-for-profits, and more!

To register for either of these trainings, please visit clovealliance.org/events/. CPDU’s/CEU’s will be provided at no additional charge upon successful completion of the training. For additional information, reach out to Clove Alliance’s Prevention Department at prevention@clovealliance.org.


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Peotone Police Blotter

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Spread the loveMark Cullen, 33, of Peotone, was arrested on January 9, at 8:17 a.m., on a failure to appear warrant from DuPage County. Cullen was released on bond, pending a court appearance. Police responded to a bar fight at 111 N. Second Street on January 10, at 11:03 p.m., citing Kayla Daoud, 25, Kristina…


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Jan 2022 Coat & Glove Drive

Kankakee County Coat/Glove Drive Underway

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Spread the loveDonations now accepted at Kankakee Public Library or Made for Me Boutique. United Way encourages residents to donate new or gently-used coats and gloves to benefit both adults and children living near the Strong Neighborhoods Elm House in Kankakee. Donation drop-off bins are available until Wednesday, January 26, at the Kankakee Public Library…


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Peotone Library News

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Spread the loveResidents may register for events on the website calendar or give the library a call at 708-258-3436. Keep checking the FB page, Instagram, and online calendar for more programs and updates. Youth Services January 13: YA Book Talk, Thursday, at 5 p.m. January 18, Bookworm Buddies StoryTime, Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., for ages…


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2022 Peotone Village Vehicle Stickers

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Spread the loveThe Village of Peotone adopted an annual vehicle sticker last June. All vehicles parked or housed within the village are required to have vehicle stickers. Stickers can be purchased January 1 through February 15 at village hall or by mail. Passenger cars, pick-up trucks, cycles, motor homes, and neighborhood vehicles (golf carts) are…


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62nd Annual Will County Coin Club Rare Coin Show

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Spread the loveOn Sunday, February 27, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m, the Will County Coin Club will host its 62nd annual Rare Coin Show, at the Clarion Hotel and Convention Center, 411 S. Larkin Avenue in Joliet. The show features the Pete McCoy youth auction at 1:30 p.m., for ages 14 and under and…


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Peotone Bowling Results: December 21 – January 4

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Spread the loveDecember 21 Tuesday Night Mixed High individual game (scratch): Ann Nagel 156, Bret Rhodes 216; high individual series (scratch): Shelly Tsilis 437, Bret Rhodes 538; high team series (scratch): Can’t Believe It’s Not a Gutter – 1326; high team  game: Team 5 – Miranda Schmaedeke 136, Aaron Schmaedeke 203, and Terri Havard 126,…


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Panthers Fall to Blue Devils, 44-70

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Spread the loveOn Monday, January 3, the Panthers succumbed to the rival Blue Devils, 44-70, in a conference match-up at home. At one point, Manteno had a six-point lead before heading to the half tied at 25-25. That all changed in the second half, as Peotone took over the game for the win. Manteno was hurt…


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Flag hung outside Hawkins Chapel at Oliver Nazarene University at Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic’s wake the evening of Thursday January 6. Photo courtesy Aly Knapp.

Death Penalty Sought; Sgt. Rittmanic Honored

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Spread the loveBy Andrea Arens Kankakee County State’s Attorney Jim Rowe is seeking the death penalty for suspects Darius Sullivan and Xandria Harris. Rowe appeared in court Monday and is seeking life sentences for Sullivan and Harris. He’s also requesting federal murder charges to be filed against Sullivan and Harris and for federal prosecutors to…


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PHS Coaches’ Updates

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Spread the love Coaches Update: January 4: The varsity girls basketball team improved to 12-4 overall and 6-0 in the conference this season with a 70-44 win over Manteno. Madi Schroeder led the team with 27 points, followed by Jenna Hunter with 16, and Mady Kibelkis with 15.The junior varsity girls basketball team improved to…


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Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic, 49, of Kankakee, was killed in the line of duty.

Bradley Police Officer killed, another wounded

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Spread the loveBy Andrea Arens Updated: At 9:41 pm Wednesday December 29, two Bradley police officers were called to the Comfort Inn on Route 50 on a report of unattended dogs barking in the parking lot. Officers located the vehicle and the possible owner. While attempting a conversation, the officers were attacked by the occupants…


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Peotone Police Blotter

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Spread the loveZachary Treacy, 20, of Grant Park, was arrested on December 16, at 2:12 p.m., for possession of 270 grams of cannabis and speeding. Treacy was released on bond pending a court appearance. Spread the love


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Blue Devils Have Busy Schedule

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Spread the loveThe Peotone Blue Devils were mighty busy during those hectic days before Christmas. On Friday, December 17, the Blue Devils beat Reed-Custer’s Comets, 60-50, in Braidwood. It was an outstanding game for Mason Kiblekis, who added 35 points to the win, including six three-pointers in just the third quarter. Adding to the win…


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Sen. Joyce: December Newsletter

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Spread the loveWe can easily lose sight of it – but, often, the greatest gift we receive is the opportunity to give back. I was fortunate to grow up in a family that always put public service first. When my parents served in the Illinois Senate, they knew their role was to help others get…


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Peotone Library News

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Spread the loveResidents may register for events on the website calendar or give the library a call at 708-258-3436. Keep checking the FB page, Instagram, and online calendar for more programs and updates. Want to use the digital collection and don’t have a library card? Residents may get a digital card through the library website…


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