September, 2022 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Peoria Standard area weekly mass times

By Peoria Standard | Sep 24, 2022

The following parishes in the Peoria Standard coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Morton home sales during week ending Aug. 27

By Peoria Standard | Sep 24, 2022

There were seven reported residential sales in Morton in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Week ending Aug. 27: Lake Camelot home sales

By Peoria Standard | Sep 24, 2022

The following residential sale was reported in Lake Camelot in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Week ending Sept. 1: one inmate sentenced in Fulton County to be released

By Peoria Standard | Sep 24, 2022

There is one inmate sentenced to jail in Fulton County set to be released from the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections during the week ending Sept. 1.

Curiosity & Cheesecake on September 27

By Press release submission | Sep 23, 2022

Curiosity & Cheesecake on September 27

Illinois' Barickman: AgriSafe hosting free webinars to 'advance farm safety practices' during National Farm Safety & Health Week

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 23, 2022

Illinois state Sen. Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) is raising awareness about free webinars being given to discuss farm safety practices during National Farm Safety and Health Week.

From North Cook News

After Pritzker threat, Daily Herald cancels LGIS newspaper printing contract

By North Cook News | 2 years ago

The Daily Herald has discontinued publishing and distributing the Local Government Information Services newspapers.

Tracy: 'Many have asked about the So called Safe-T-Act that takes effect Jan. 1, 2023'

By John Kelly | Sep 23, 2022

In a Sept. 19 Facebook post, Sen. Jil Tracy shared a piece that explained her concerns about the SAFE-T Act.

Home sales in Minier in week ending Aug. 27

By Peoria Standard | Sep 23, 2022

The following residential sale was reported in Minier in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Home sales in Marquette Heights in week ending Aug. 27

By Peoria Standard | Sep 23, 2022

The following home sale was reported in Marquette Heights in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Woodford County will have one inmate sentenced in its jurisdiction released during week ending Sept. 1

By Peoria Standard | Sep 23, 2022

There is one inmate sentenced to jail in Woodford County set to be released from the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections during the week ending Sept. 1.

Week ending Aug. 27: West Peoria home sales

By Peoria Standard | Sep 23, 2022

There were two reported residential sales in West Peoria in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Peoria County Board met Aug. 11

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Sep 23, 2022

Peoria County Board met Thursday, Aug. 11.

Home sales in Bartonville in week ending Aug. 27

By Peoria Standard | Sep 22, 2022

There were two reported residential sales in Bartonville in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

BRADLEY UNIVERSITY RANKS WITH NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES

By Press release submission | Sep 22, 2022

BRADLEY UNIVERSITY RANKS WITH NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES

Recent Bellevue home sales in week ending Aug. 27

By Peoria Standard | Sep 22, 2022

The following home sale was reported in Bellevue in the week ending Aug. 27, according to BlockShopper.com.

Anderson: 'The SAFE-T is incredibly flawed and will bring more crime to our communities across the state'

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 22, 2022

The SAFE-T Act continues to be a hot topic for Illinois politicians, law enforcement and citizens. The criminal justice reform bill signed into law back in January of 2021 by Gov. JB Pritzker has received major pushback from law enforcement, state’s attorneys and state representatives.

Anderson: 'Despite gas prices slightly decreasing, Illinoisans are still paying more for groceries than they ever have'

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 22, 2022

With high inflation rates affecting consumers nationwide, state level politicians and candidates in Illinois are speaking up. Many of the Republican candidates slated for the November election believe that Springfield should be looking to provide long-term relief to consumers, rather than stints of alleviation during times of economic hardship. In the last four months, elected officials in Illinois have made strides to keep money in the pockets of consumers through a series of tax freezes and suspensions. To many Republican candidates, these are election year gimmicks and if the current representation is re-elected the status quo of poor credit ratings caused by budgeting issues will continue.