Week in Review: D113A Lawsuit Dismissed, Perfect ACT Score, Vande Velde Finishes Tour de France

Monday, July 25

Thirty-five-year-old Lemont native captures team classification title with Garmin-Cervelo; finishes as second-best U.S. rider.

District 113A students interested in extracurricular activities must register online between July 25-Aug. 12.

Tuesday, July 26

Motorist traveling on I-355 pulled over in the school's parking lot after noticing flames coming from the engine of his vehicle.

The long-delayed project near the southwest corner of 131st Street and Parker Road will have 240 homes and more open space, officials say.

Several members of the Lemont Police Department were honored during the Lemont Village Board meeting Monday night.

Wednesday, July 27

A lawsuit alleging concealment and illegal spending was filed against District 113A board members, administrators and the accounting firm Knutte Associates.

Partnership with village's Heritage Committee would add youth recreation site along I&M Canal.

Reassessment notices were mailed Monday to nearly 7,000 single family homeowners and 250 condominium owners.

Thursday, July 28

Rising senior Marjorie Dallmann earns a 36—first perfect score LHS has seen in more than a decade.

he following arrest information was supplied by the Lemont Police Department for arrests made July 18-24. It does not indicate a conviction.

Eco-Mom BJ Marshall goes green with at-home organization.

Friday, July 29

U.S. Geological Survey planned to dye river red Aug. 2-5.

Ilinois Tollway proposal would mean 35-cent increase for I-Pass users.

Funding seeks to strengthen the nation's overall level of preparedness and ability to respond to fire-related hazards, according to a release.

Village scenes, 'green plan' to be featured as construction of environmentally friendly home is filmed.