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Monarch Landing residents pursue philanthropy

Monarch Landing residents pursue philanthropy Residents at Monarch Landing in Naperville present a check for $11,000 to Feed My Starving Children. Courtesy of Monarch Landing   Updated 5/10/2021 7:48 PM During what has been a challenging time, the residents of Monarch Landing senior living community in Naperville have maintained their dedication to philanthropy. Our residents are so generous, and they are acutely aware of the hardship that others within our area are experiencing, said Sherry DeFillippo, lifestyle manager at Monarch Landing. We are so proud that the residents have continued to support, and in fact, have ramped up their donations to, neighbors and area non-profit organizations. Over the past several months, beneficiaries have included Feed My Starving Children, Care Pantry at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, Immanuel Presbyterian Church Food Pantry, Bedding for People and Pets, and Hesed House. The residents are currently connecting wi

Former Joliet teacher accused of child grooming turns himself in to police

Former Lockport teacher accused of child grooming turns himself in to police By Brittany Garzillo and FOX 32 Digital Staff Published  Former Lockport teacher accused of child grooming released on bond after turning himself in to police A former suburban Catholic school teacher accused of traveling to meet a child has turned himself in, according to police. JOLIET, Ill. - A former suburban Catholic school teacher accused of traveling to meet a child has turned himself in, according to police. Jeremy M. Hylka, 44, was arrested by Joliet police on Tuesday at Silver Oaks Hospital in New Lenox, according to Sgt. Dwayne English.

Joliet Diocese: Ex-Catholic school teacher charged with child grooming didn t meet employment requirements

Google Maps The Diocese of Joliet Friday announced that a former Catholic school teacher charged with child grooming did not meet requirements to be a full-time teacher while he was at the school. Jeremy Hylka obtained a substitute teaching license in January but was not enrolled in a teacher preparation program, which was required to continue teaching in a full-time position at St. Joseph Catholic School in Lockport, the diocese said in a statement. Now, St. Joseph principal Lynne Scheffler has been placed on administrative leave while officials “examine the circumstances” regarding Hylka’s employment, the diocese said. Hylka was fired April 28 after he was hit with traveling to meet a child and grooming charges stemming from an investigation into a Snapchat video that “possibly depicted inappropriate contact of an adult with a minor,” Joliet police have said.

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