Page 13 - Joliet Patch News Today

'God Has A Plan' For Repeat Drunk Driver, Christensen Insists - Channahon-Minooka, IL - Wilmington resident Erik Christensen faced three to 14 years of prison for causing the wrong way I-55 wreck killing Nick Ercolini, age 33.

Comedian Bill Murray To Become New Joliet Slammers Co-Owner? - Joliet, IL - The Joliet Slammers told Patch that a Joliet City Council stadium committee will meet next week to review the team's sale.

Scariest Job In Joliet Right Now? 6 Photos - Joliet, IL - Filotto Roofing was hired as the contractor to rebuild the roof and steeple for downtown Joliet's former St. Mary Carmelite Church.

Woman Charged In Courthouse Outburst Remains In Jail: Judge - Joliet, IL - Alissia Huet, 27, repeatedly called Will County Sheriff's deputies racial slurs, including white deputies, officials said.

White House Interest Plainfield Murder Trial Sparks Fair Trial Concern - Plainfield, IL - Joseph Czuba has his arraignment Monday before Will County Judge Dave Carson. The judge will allow photos, but not audio or video recording.

Woman Spews Racial Slurs In Will County Courthouse, Outside: Police - Joliet, IL - Alissia Huet, 27, of Bolingbrook, was hauled off to Will County Jail's after she hurled numerous racial slurs at the sheriff's deputies.

World's 1st Dairy Queen In Joliet Acquired By Historical Museum - Joliet, IL - The world's first Dairy Queen opened in Joliet at 501 N. Chicago St. on June 22, 1940. The Joliet Area Historical Museum now owns it.

Public Indecency At Joliet McDonald's Leads To Arrest: JPD - Joliet, IL - Will County prosecutors just charged Markese Rhodes with public indecency and a second charge after the incident at the Joliet McDonald's.

Duffy Signs Opens In Joliet's Downtown: No Job's Too Big Or Too Small - Joliet, IL - Joliet Catholic graduate Dan Duffy just opened Duffy Signs across from his mother's coffee shop, Jitters, on North Chicago Street.

'Joliet Does Not Want To Become A Sanctuary City, Period': Sheridan - Joliet, IL - Joliet Township Government, led by Supervisor Angel Contreras, spent $450,000 in June to buy the Peter Claver Center on South Chicago St.