Seneca News

Matthew D. Perkins, 22, 662 N. 3450th Road, Utica, reported Monday he struck a deer while driving in Dimmick Township Friday.

Thomas Clifford, 23, Braidwood, was placed on conditional discharge for two years, fined $100 and ordered to do 340 hours of community service work for resisting police.

Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental & RadioShack and Bellettini Foods hosted their annual Halloween Costume Contest in the parking lot of the Village Center shopping complex in Seneca.

They're hoping its legit, says Police Chief Ray Meglan of letters residents bring him, promising them millions in exchange for their personal check for peanuts.

The annual Medicare D election period will run Sunday, Nov. 15, through Thursday, Dec.

Murder defendant Keith Mackowiak, standing before Circuit Court Judge H. Chris Ryan Jr.

By Jo Ann Hustis jhustis@morrisdailyherald.com Three Veterans Day observances are scheduled in Morris, at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, and in Seneca on Wednesday, Nov.

The Seneca Historical Guild will meet 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12 at the Seneca Public Library.

Here are some of the local planned Veterans Day activities : Ottawa The Ottawa Memorial Association will conduct a ceremony at 10 a.m. in Washington Square.

Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental and Radio Shack and Bellettini Foods, both of Seneca, hosted their annual Halloween costume contest Oct.

SENECA – Water and sewer rates are on the rise. Starting Jan. 1, 2010, village water and sewer users will pay $11.50 per month for up to 1,000 gallons of water, and $5.75 per month for each additional 1,000 gallons of water above the minimum.

Teresa Marie Beach, 42, 1336 W. Madison St., was arrested Wednesday at West Madison and Elm streets on a La Salle County warrant for probation violation.

SENECA AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Ten members were present for the Oct. 20 meeting of the Seneca American Legion Auxiliary at the Seneca Fire Station.

Holly N. Dilley, 25, 829 1/2 Canal St., was cited Sunday at Chugger'Z bar, 615 Columbus St., with disorderly conduct.

At one time, if I was asked if I heard what had happened in Kinsman, it only meant one thing - a bar fight had broken out.

Sharing the holiday experience with area children and families in need is the design of the Seneca Police Department's first annual "Shop with a Cop" program scheduled for this December.

Kali A. O'Flanagan, 18, 350 S. Market St., Seneca, was cited at 7:41 p.m. Wednesday at North 33rd and East Seventh roads on a complaint of driving 79 mph in a 55-mph zone.

Dr. Sean Gibbs and Dr. Christina Velos, both of Riverside Chiropractic Center in Seneca, take heed in the words of President Theodore Roosevelt.

Bluff Road will remain open - for a while, anyway. Gerard Keating, Seneca I-80 Railport developer, has verbally agreed to keep the road open until 90 days before the first building permit is issued.

Volunteers from Just Animals shelter in Seneca will conduct a "Fill the Feedbag" collection Saturday, Oct.