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$85M Lockport Central Renovation Referendum To Be Posed To Voters - Homer Glen-Lockport, IL - Voters will decide on this proposition during the March 19 primary election.

“How was the bus ride? Long? Did you get an extra 20 minutes of sleep?” asked Lockport Township High School Dean Ryan Visser as freshmen got off school buses Wednesday and walked into Lincoln-Way North High School in Frankfort. The students, who had been elearning since Nov. 3, eagerly entered the building and talked with their classmates as they waited to have their IDs scanned in the foyer ...

Majola replaced former DG Arthur Fraser, who has featured as a central cog in the Zumafication of the intelligence services. The hotseat had been kept warm in the meantime by acting DGs Loyiso Jafta and Gab Msimanga. Majola’s resignation on Wednesday was by “mutual consent”, according to a medi...

The Lockport Township school board has approved a plan to move freshmen to the former Lincoln-Way North High School in Frankfurt while repairs are made to Lockport Township High...

Following a ceiling collapse inside a suburban high school classroom, students will be moving to another building to resume in-person learning.

Supt. Robert McBride said at a school board meeting that repairs of the 114-year-old central campus building “is going to take longer than we thought.”

Lockport freshmen may attend classes at the vacated Lincoln-Way North High School in Frankfort as Lockport Township High School District 205 officials said work on Central Campus’ ceilings will take months to complete. The school board voted Tuesday to have Superintendent Robert McBride and district administrators negotiate agreements to secure Lincoln-Way North as a temporary location for ...

LEBANON — November marks American Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness and promote research related to diabetes. One of the more devastating impacts of the disease many diabetics face

In the National Assembly, outfitted in the EFF regalia of red domestic worker’s uniform and fetching doek, the Honourable Mkhwebane will now doubtless continue to flaunt that contempt for the Constitution which she consistently revealed in her many bizarre judgments as Public Protector.

The Lockport Township High School 205 Board signaled Thursday it would support a tax levy with an abatement option at its Nov. 20 meeting. The board will consider a proposed 6.28% tax levy increase with a new property estimate of $40 million, or about $60.5 million, followed by voting on a resolution to abate a portion of the levy, said Stefanie Croix, director of business services. The ...