The Herald

Janet Lynn greets large crowds, signs personalized autographs

  By Marianne Mueller Reporter ROCKTON – Janet Lynn holds a special place in people’s hearts and carries a rich love and fondness of where her ice skating career began. A line formed  inside and  expanded out the door of the Rockton Township Historical Society Green Street Museum as hundreds […]

 
 

Rockton Township reflects on past year at annual meeting

  By Marianne Mueller Reporter ROCKTON TWP. – Jack Cook was appointed as the meetings moderator at this year’s annual Town meeting at the Rockton Township offices. Rockton Village President, Dale Adams asked that the Township give consideration of helping the Village regarding green space and future bike paths. “The […]

 
 

Re-enactors bring the past to the present at The Gathering at Macktown

By Jean Seegers Reporter ROCKTON – The grounds at Macktown Living History and Education Center were studded with white tents, and teepees as visitors wended their way down the pathways and encampments during the Gathering at Macktown on Saturday, April 3 and Sunday, April 24. Stephen Mack and his wife […]

 
 

Sewer line costs on the minds of affected property owners

By Margaret Downing Reporter SOUTH BELOIT – At the April 18 South Beloit City Council meeting, commissioners voted to approve a change order for the 2016 Sanitary Sewer Lateral Improvements. A number of residents affected by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency consent decree from 2012, who need new lines run […]

 
 

SMTD receives five new buses to accommodate growing number of riders

STATELINE – Stateline Mass Transit District (SMTD) took delivery of five new medium duty, handicapped accessible buses last Thursday morning, April 21. The buses are made possible under a State of Illinois 2014 Capital Vehicle Procurement grant for expansion of service. The buses will be temporarily stored at the Beloit […]

 
 

Roscoe trustees take steps to bring Casey’s to town

By Jean Seegers Reporter ROSCOE – A public hearing was held prior to the regular Roscoe Board of Trustees meeting and Committee of the Whole meeting on Tuesday evening, April 19. The hearing was conducted to allow interested persons to speak for or against vacation of an unapproved public alley […]

 
 

Board & Brush opening doors to imagination

Board & Brush opening doors to imagination

By Marianne Mueller Reporter ROSCOE – A new business is opening doors to imagination. Something fun and special can be found at 11361 Main St. in Roscoe is Board & Brush Creative Studio. Inside a warm, comfortable and inviting atmosphere awaits visitors who welcome to bring snacks, desserts or beverages […]

 
 

Make a Wish Foundation, Trails End Farm grant wish for girl

Make a Wish Foundation, Trails End Farm grant wish for girl

By Marianne Mueller Reporter ROCKTON – Thirteen-year-old Jacqueline Golosinski has been riding horses most of her childhood. She always wanted to her own horse and a strange twist of events led to her dream coming true. Jacqueline Golosinski was experiencing wheezing, breathing issues and other health challenges. Her parents tried […]

 
 

All Fall to Charging HononegahIndians Baseball Team

By Chris Johnson Reporter ROCKTON – The Hononegah Indians boys’ baseball team decided just how much they would be willing to put up with, during the past week of head-to-head showdowns, within the NIC-10. In a Monday, April 11 battle with the Belvidere Bucs, Hononegahgave up one hit and no […]

 
 

Roscoe takes 2nd, Harlem takes 5th in state middle school bowling

By Bob Balgemann Reporter STATELINE – Roscoe’s boys bowling team rose one place in the standings during the Saturday final round and came in second at the state middle school bowling tournament in Joliet. Harlem’s girls were fifth after the preliminary round on Friday and remained there through Saturday’s finals. […]

 
 
 
 
 
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