Sandwich News

Patrick Curry, 20, of Shorewood, was cited Saturday in Walsh Park for a complaint of unlawful use of a weapon.

While some of the The Times-area qualifiers for the IHSA Boys State Track and Field Meet will have their experience from a year ago to fall back on, the Class 2A competitors will rely more on continuing a climb to a season peak to bring medals back to the area.

Indian Valley Vocational Center in Sandwich announced its students of the month for March and April.

St. Charles sculptor Guy Bellaver seems to keep awfully busy with his various projects, but it was good to see he had time to work on something special for the new theater at Batavia High School.

The goal of the Student Leadership Initiative Program is to help high school students find out just what kind of leaders they can be.

Mallory E. Petersen, 20, and Max E. Kohley, 23, both of 902 Ottawa Ave., were cited Wednesday in the 500 block of Seneca Drive on complaints of criminal trespass to state supported land.

Reporting to the Sandwich, Ill., branch office, Wischermann will be responsible for serving customers in all of La Salle County and parts of Grundy, Kendall and Bureau counties.

Most would figure a pitching line like the one Sandwich hurler Jake Roehn put up Monday would be more than enough to get the job done.

Mike's Auto Body of Sandwich recently donated paint toners to the Indian Valley Vocational Center's auto body repair program Students will use the toners to help them learn how to properly mix paints to be used on cars and other vehicles.

A vehicle driven by Nina Indihar, 18, 72 Canterbury Lane, Gardner, collided with a vehicle driven by a girl, 17, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the 800 block of Cable Street.

World War II houses being built at the corner of North Seventh Street and Sycamore Road in DeKalb for factory workers.

City officials cancelled several projects and cleaned out funds to help with revenue to create a balanced general fund for fiscal 2012-13, according to Mayor Tom Thomas.