Post-Journal

Numbers Favor East, but Harlem takes the NIC-10 Victory

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER  After two NIC-10 games, Harlem’s Boys Bowling Team was 2-0 and averaging 1,262 pins per game. Rockford East, the third opponent of the season, was 1-1 yet averaged 1,337 a game. And, to make matters a bit worse, the E-Rabs surpassed the 4,000-pin mark a few […]

 
 

Harlem Bowlers Set State Record for Series During Tournament

Harlem Bowlers Set State Record for Series During Tournament

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER  The beat goes on as far as Harlem’s Boys Bowling Team is concerned.   At their recent Huskie Invite, the Huskies set a new Illinois High School Association three-game series record with a 3,554 pinfall, during the morning session. The previous standard was 3,540, set by downstate […]

 
 

Tax Sale Allows Machesney Park to Acquire More Vacant Lots

Tax Sale Allows Machesney Park to Acquire More Vacant Lots

 By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER Village officials are moving ahead with the acquisition of nine more vacant properties along or near Shore Drive. Public Works Director Chad Hunter told the Administration and Finance (A&F) Committee at its Nov. 21 meeting, that the opportunity to acquire those lots came through a Winnebago […]

 
 

Machesney Park Election Lineup Remains the Same

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER  There will be some new faces in the official Village family following the April 2017 municipal election. But the Nov. 21-28 official filing period didn’t bring out anyone other than those who earlier announced their candidacies for six upcoming vacancies. Incumbent Mayor Jerry D. Bolin is […]

 
 

Loves Park Police to Issue E-Tickets Next Year

 By Margaret Downing, REPORTER At the Nov. 28 Loves Park City Council meeting, aldermen approved a resolution “authorizing the execution of an Intergovernmental Agreement” between the City and the Winnebago County Circuit Clerk’s office for “an electronic citation program.” According to Police Chief Chuck Lynde, the program won’t be up […]

 
 

Tournaments Help Harlem Kick Off New Basketball Season

Tournaments Help Harlem Kick Off New Basketball Season

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER   Tournaments at Burlington Central and LaSalle-Peru gave Harlem’s Boys and Girls Basketball Teams a look at out-of-the-area squads, while opening the 2016-17 varsity season. They did pretty well while away from home, combining for a 6-2 record. The Lady Huskies took on some successful programs […]

 
 

Loves Park Resident Throws Hat in Ring for Alderman

Loves Park Resident Throws Hat in Ring for Alderman

By Margaret Downing, REPORTER  April’s election is looking to be a busy time for Loves Park. Two candidates have announced they were running for Mayor (John Pruitt and Greg Jury). Bob Burden and John Danielson are running for re-election as City Clerk and City Treasurer, respectively. Pruitt’s four-year term as […]

 
 

MP Taking Nominations for Holiday House Lighting Contest

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER  Village officials have begun accepting nominations for the Annual Holiday House Lighting Contest. Suggestions as to who has decorated their home in a most special way will be taken at Village Hall until 4:30 p.m., Dec. 16. The top three houses will be announced at the […]

 
 

Harlem’s Jake Nimtz will Commit to McKendree U.

Harlem High School Senior Jake Nimtz is planning to sign a letter of intent to attend McKendree University in downstate Lebanon, near St. Louis. The signing is scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday (Dec. 2) at Forest Hills Lanes in Loves Park.  McKendree is the reigning National Intercollegiate Men’s Champion. This […]

 
 

Harlem Honors Many Participants in Fall Sports Program

By Bob Balgemann, REPORTER  A large group of Harlem High School student-athletes were honored Nov. 16 for their achievements both in the classroom and on the fields and courts. There were 49 NIC-10 scholar athletes, which means they carried a B average or better, plus many All-Conference Selections, MVPs and […]

 
 
 
 
 
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