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WEB3 days ago — Saturday: Hot but less humid. Melanie Jongsma - September 20, 2024. "Thursday night the sunset over 176th through the trees was breathtaking," wrote Betty Burley.
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WEBObituaries are important news within a community, and they provide information so that community members can show support to family members. The Lansing Journal can work with funeral homes or directly with families to publish full obituaries with photos in our online edition right away for $50. These posts are then included in the daily email ...
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WEB5 days ago — The Lansing Journal provides independent local news that keeps our community informed and connected The Lansing community. Lansing is a diverse community of about 29,000 residents, and The Lansing Journal is intentional about sharing news that is important to all of Lansing. We all benefit when Lansing has a newspaper.. Lansing resident Juanita Ceasar reads The Lansing Journal during break on ...
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WEBSep 18, 2024 — Agenda: District 158 Public Hearing and School Board meeting- 9/18/24. Melanie Jongsma - September 15, 2024. The Lansing Journal provides balanced, trustworthy, local news in a way that builds community in Lansing, Illinois, and the surrounding area.
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WEBSep 10, 2024 — Bovino brothers to present ’19th Century Life Through Artifacts’. The Lansing Journal - September 4, 2024. Michael and Mario Bovino are modern-day diggers who will present "19th Century Life Through Artifacts" on Saturday, September 14.
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WEBFEMA assistance application open for September 17–18 storm damage. The Lansing Journal - December 4, 2023. Cook County residents affected by the severe storms and flooding of September 17- 18, 2023, can now register for FEMA disaster assistance.
Lansing Mayor Patty Eidam reflects on four years as mayor
WEBMay 10, 2021 — 9 min. By Josh Bootsma. LANSING, Ill. (May 10, 2021) – During last Tuesday’s Village Board meeting, Lansing’s newly elected officials took their oaths of office. Most of those officials were reelected to their positions, as was the case with Mayor Patty Eidam. Eidam was elected as Lansing’s mayor in 2017 and ran unopposed in the April 6 ...
District 158 passes COVID-19 mitigation resolution
WEBJul 25, 2021 — District 158 is headquartered at 18300 Greenbay Avenue, Lansing, IL. Jim Masters grew up on 191st Street in Lansing. He attended Nathan Hale Elementary, was a member of St. Ann Church, graduated with the first graduating class at Heritage Middle School, and graduated from TF South High School in 1981. Inspired by his journalism teacher Joe Hyde ...
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WEBObituary: Joel C Sarkey. The Lansing Journal - August 26, 2024. Obituary Joel Sarkey 51, of St. John, IN, passed away peacefully on Friday, August 23, 2024. He had been working for Sunnybrook School District 171 in Lansing, IL, for more than 25 years teaching special education and then becoming an administrator.
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WEBSep 18, 2024 — Submit the information directly to Managing Editor Josh Bootsma. Or use the email below, which is received by Josh as well as Melanie Jongsma: [email protected]. We can’t guarantee coverage for every story idea, but your tips help keep the “community” in this community newspaper.
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