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Judge John Doody, retired criminal judge for the city of Chicago, recently visited the second and third grade students of Christ Our Savior Catholic School in South Holland and discussed the legal system and his role as a courtroom judge. Judge Doody also read the book Abraham Lincoln’s Hat to the students. Before his departure, he presented each student with a copy of the book. At one time, Judge Doody was also the mayor of the village of Homewood.
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Thaddeus Jones Endorsed By Sun Times for State Rep reprinted from Chicago Sun Times Former Thornton To w n s h i p H i g h S c h o o l Dist r ict 205 President Kenneth “Kenny” Williams, of South Holland, is making another run at unseating si x-yea r incumbent state Rep. T haddeu s Jones, D - C a l u m e t C i t y. He i s joined by one-year Dolton Elementary School District 149 board member Wilbur “ W i l l” T i l l m a n, a l s o of Calumet City, who runs a small business rehabbing f o r e c l o s e d h o m e s . B ut voters should stick with Jones in the largely south
suburba n district, which is shaped l i ke a reverse “L” stretching from West Pullman in the Ninth Ward sout h to Crete a nd t hen west to Monee. Jones backs a progressive income tax, supports sensible energ y and gun violence legislation and recognizes Illinois must reverse its decades-long cuts to public higher education. Wi l l ia ms, who ow ns a Dolton barber college, and Tillman remain focused on local issues and have not articulated informed views on the gamut of statewide concerns.
Yoga for Athletes The Calumet Memorial Park District is offering Yoga for Athletes, a new program for high school students. Yoga is an appropriate practice for many athletes, providing physical exercise, breath control and f lexibility, as well as mental focus. Yoga helps athletes improve body awareness and enhance mental clarity. This program is open to all high school students, with days and times to fit their schedules. The fee is $25 per athlete for each 6 week session, or $5 per athlete for a single class. Yoga for Athletes is held at the Sandridge Fitness Center, 600 Oglesby Ave. in Calumet City. For further information, please call 708-868-2530 x221.