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Momence, Illinois is located in Kankakee County. Zip codes in Momence, IL include 60954. More Momence information.

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Thursday Feb 9 | Daily Journal/Sunday Journal

Momence: Basketball game fun

Emilio Vela, a senior at Momence High School, dressed in an all-red body suit, and his brother, Eric Vela, left, a sophomore at Momence, react to a play on the court in Tuesday night's game with Bishop McNamara Catholic High School in Momence.

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Wed Feb 08, 2012

The Southtown Star

Rich Township seniors A director earns state award

Rich Township Senior Center Director Sally Fuhrmann at the Rich Township Senior Center in Park Forest, Illinois, Friday, February, 3, 2012.

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Tue Feb 07, 2012

Daily Journal/Sunday Journal

Police blotter: Feb. 7, 2012

Battery A 16-year-old Peotone girl was arrested at 11:10 a.m. Thursday at Peotone High School by Peotone police for battery.

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Fri Feb 03, 2012

Daily Journal/Sunday Journal

Momence: Landmark building survives -- for now

There were no promises made Wednesday, but there is new hope today for the restoration of a 127-year-old Momence landmark building.

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Thu Feb 02, 2012

Daily Journal/Sunday Journal

Momence: No end to giving season for this 'angel'

Angie Golik, 65, of Momence, wasn't always an unofficial, one-person charity clearinghouse.

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Tue Jan 31, 2012

Daily Journal/Sunday Journal

Momence: Unwrapping a piece of history

Forget about James Bond. John Deere might be coming to town. The city of Momence lost out on a museum that would have housed a collection of Bond movie memorabilia last year, but a more down-to-earth showcase of antique tractors could find a home in one of the city's historic buildings on Dixie Highway.

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