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Week in Review, Feb. 20-26: Argonne, Budget Talks, Another LHS Wrestling Trophy

A roundup of the biggest headlines on Lemont Patch last week.

Headlines from last week:

  • House Republicans are proposing a that fund much of Argonne National Laboratory's $556-million budget. The cuts would likely force the lab to close much of its facilities, as well as lay off about 1,000 employees.
  • Lemont High School raised more than $1,300 during its annual Spirit Week. The money will go toward for worldwide disaster relief.
  • Lemont's annual attracted hundreds to SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish on Sunday, Feb. 20.
  • The continue to fight the housing slump with affordable prices. As of last week, about 60 percent of the units were occupied in the downtown complex.
  • Village officials began discussing the at their committee of the whole meeting Monday. Among their concerns: .
  • Village officials also considered the opening of at Main Street and Illinois Highway 83.
  • The new has opened to the public.
  • It's not too late to join the conversation in our . Last week's topic: bullying.
  • Following Catholic Schools Week, all four private schools in Lemont reported .
  • In t, we chose five of our favorite Lemont boutiques.
  • LHS senior Abigail Korte was named . She'll lead the village's annual parade Saturday, March 12.
  • A vacant home on Archer Avenue sustained substantial damage during .
  • Lemont wrestlers placed fourth at the .


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