Week in Review: Patch Editor Faces Fines, Jail Time and Griffins Keep Winning

In the past week, you may have missed stories about a Hickory Creek teacher in need of help for her daughter, flu shots, D161 looking for a new board member, Bears surprising young football players and more in Mokena and nearby.

Patch Editor Faces $300-A-Day Fines and Jail Time for Protecting Source
Patch Media immediately appeals judge's ruling.

Football: L-Way East Shuts Down Lockport
The Lincoln-Way Griffins keep their winning streak moving with a blow out against Lockport Township Porters, 50-6.

Hickory Creek Teacher's Baby is in Fight for Her Life
Hickory Creek Special Education Teacher Dana Goldschnikl's 14-month-old daughter Emma is in a fight for her life. Emma was born premature.

SHD161 Board Member George Perros Resigns for Health Reasons
Summit Hill School District 161 is looking to fill a vacancy left by resigning board member George Perros.

Flu Shots Available in Will County
In addition to offering walk-in hours, the county health department is also setting up adults-only clinics at two locations.

Bears Fullback Surprises Pee Wee Football Teams
In the NFL, players usually have Tuesdays off during the season. But this week, Chicago Bears fullback Tony Fiammetta spent some of his Tuesday on a practice field, albeit a pee-wee-sized one.

Big Blast Expected at Thornton Quarry Monday
Final explosion will prepare 7.9-billion-gallon reservoir for Southland's flood control efforts.

Be Selfish: Give to Colorado Flood Victims
Donating to charity by text, by phone or on the web can give you a jolt of good feelings, experts say.

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