Four Bolingbrook HS Seniors Sign Letters of Intent to Play at College Level
Ben Moore, Brad Elmore, Dani Knaak and Kennedy Cattenhead officially committed to their respective college athletic careers Tuesday.
Ben Moore, Brad Elmore, Dani Knaak and Kennedy Cattenhead officially committed to their respective college athletic careers Tuesday.
Romeoville police say Lewis University student Jamie Olson took steps to conceal her involvement in the suspected heroin death of her friend.
Ben Moore, Brad Elmore, Dani Knaak and Kennedy Cattenhead officially committed to their respective college athletic careers Tuesday.
Four Bolingbrook High School seniors signed their letters of intent Tuesday, officially committing to their respective college athletic careers. Ben Moore, Brad Elmore, Dani Knaak and Kennedy Cattenhead signed their letters in a school ceremony. Sport: Basketball College: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign High school career: Cattenhead earned Illinois Basketball Coaches Association special mention honors as a junior last year when the 5-10 Lady Raiders guard saw signficiant playing time. She averaged 5 points and 5 assists a game. Why Illinois: "I like my new coaches, and the program. I also wanted to major in business, and they have an excellent business school. It's not all about basketball." Goal for the season: "Winning …
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Romeoville police say Lewis University student Jamie Olson took steps to conceal her involvement in the suspected heroin death of her friend.
A 20-year-old Frankfort woman died of a drug overdose while at a Lewis University dorm this weekend, and the friend with whom she was staying has been arrested for trying to conceal her role in the death, Romeoville police said Monday. Anna Marinier was found dead at Fitzpatrick Hall at about 11:10 a.m. Sunday, Romeoville Assistant Police Chief Steve Lucchesi said. Although toxicology tests are still pending, it's suspected she overdosed on heroin, he said. Her friend, Jamie Olson, 21, of 9125 Letterkenny, Tinley Park, was arrested Sunday night on a felony charge of obstruction of justice and booked into the Will County jail. Citing the "ongoing investigation," Lucchesi declined to disclose what Olson did in terms of obstructing the case …
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Romeoville police say student Jamie Olson took steps to conceal her involvement in the suspected heroin death of her friend.
A 20-year-old Frankfort woman died of a drug overdose while at a Lewis University dorm this weekend. The friend with whom she was staying has been arrested for trying to conceal her role in the death, Romeoville police said Monday. Anna Marinier was found dead at Fitzpatrick Hall at about 11:10 a.m. Sunday, Romeoville Assistant Police Chief Steve Lucchesi said. Although toxicology tests are still pending, it's suspected she overdosed on heroin, he said. Her friend, Jamie Olson, 21, of 9125 Letterkenny, Tinley Park, was arrested Sunday night on a felony charge of obstruction of justice and booked into the Will County jail. Citing the "ongoing investigation," Lucchesi declined to disclose what Olson did in terms of obstructing the case other…
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7:39 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Hard drugs always scared me because I knew you could die from just one use. I never was interested in them but I feared them too and that was back when I felt invincible. I don't know how these kids can take these drugs and not worry they might OD. I just can't see how it's worth the risk. I hate to see any parent lose a child over drugs. What a waste.   more ›
Few details were available about the victim other than his or her body was found in the Fitzpatrick Hall.
The Romeoville Police Department and the Will County Coroner's Office are investigating the death of a "non-student" who was found dead Sunday in Lewis University's Fitzpatrick Hall. No details on the death or the person's identity were avaiable Sunday night. The information was made public by the Romeoville-based Catholic University via its Facebook page. Employees were also notified via email Sunday night. "The authorities report there was not and is no current threat to campus," the statement said. The campus remains open and all classes and activities will go on as scheduled, the release said. "The Lewis University community expresses its prayerful sympathy to all who are touched by this tragedy, especially family and friends," the …
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Bradley Elmore announced his decision last week. He's played for the Bolingbrook High School varsity baseball team for four years.
Bradley Elmore, a senior at Bolingbrook High School, has committed to play baseball at Lewis University in Romeoville. Elmore is a pitcher and four-year varsity player on the Bolingbrook High School baseball team. He started playing baseball at the age of 4 before playing with the Bolingbrook Park District and on travel teams, as well as middle and high school. Elmore said he became interested in baseball because his older brother and father played the sport. He became a pitcher because he's always been "one of the bigger kids" on the team. He also likes to be in control of the game. "A lot is based off of your performance and what you do," Elmore said. Elmore visited Lewis University this month. He plans to major in history or …
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12:19 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
Congratulations Bradley! Here's to your dedication and hard work! Well done! from: Erskine family   more ›
The first portion of the evening will be an informal meet-and-greet, followed by time for candidates to address residents and take questions.
Residents can learn more about candidates for state and local races during the Lewis University/Grand Haven Candidates’ Night on Thursday, Sept. 20, at Lewis University in Romeoville. The first half of the evening, hosted by Lewis, will start at 5:30 p.m. Candidates will be given table space to meet with residents one-on-one in an informal, meet-and-greet format. Voter registration will also be available until 7 p.m. The Grand Haven community will host the second half of the event beginning at 7:15 p.m. Candidates will each have five minutes to address the crowd, followed by a brief Q&A session. Both portions of the event are open to the public, although video/audio recording of the Grand Haven forum is not allowed. The Lewis University …
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Will County CrackerJacks opening night will feature a post-game launch by Dave “the bullet” Smith, "The Human Cannonball”
The Will County CrackerJacks will host their home opener at 7 p.m. Friday, June 15, at Brennan Field on the campus of Lewis University at 1 University Parkway in Romeoville. And opening night just got a whole lot more interesting when the CrackerJacks announced a special appearance by Dave “the bullet” Smith, the Human Cannonball. Smith will put on a post game display following the CrackerJacks game versus the DuPage County Hounds. Smith has performed all over the world, including “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno, “The Today Show,” and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 race, where he launched in front of 144,000 people. The Human Cannonball also launched as a part of Nickelodeon’s Kid Choice awards, where he was introduced by Ben Stiller, …
4:12 pm on Friday, November 23, 2012
Thanks so much to Jamie Toole and the CrackerJacks for all their efforts during the 2012 season. Bringing Ernie Banks to Romeoville was one of the greatest things ever. Thanks again guys!   more ›
'HERO HELPS' unites a grassroots organization with Will County in the face of increasing use of the drug and alarming overdose statistics.
Two fathers are turning their tragic losses into an effort to fight back against an epidemic that quickly spreading across Chicagoland. On Friday, April 13, they’ll join with a Will County initiative to spread awareness of the growing heroin problem during a daylong event at Lewis University in Romeoville. The HERO HELPS event will feature expert guest speakers in the fields of law enforcement, addiction treatment, and education and prevention. The day will culminate in a youth rally featuring area bands and young people who will speak out about their own experiences with the increasingly deadly drug. In the first seven weeks of 2012 alone, Will County reported eight heroin-related deaths. The victims ranged in age from 18 to 55. “What we’…
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4:03 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Its a dirty drug ...I think Law Enforcement should more focus heroin related hospitalizations and find their sources ...do their job I hear of soo many people in methadone clinics ask these people I mean I am no detective but there are some out there "if there's a will there's a way" get to the real detective work the good old fashion way   more ›
Justice1969
8:46 am on Sunday, April 7, 2013
Well said, Anonymous. Good luck beating your demons.   more ›