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On Sept. 26, George Michelis purchased a property at 21748 W. Empress Lane, Lockport from Julie Payer.

A property at 20841 W. Annapolis Court, Lockport was sold on Sept. 26 by American Homes 4 Rent Properti for $295,500. The buyer was Mengdan Zhang.

There was no change in number of active legal licenses in Lockport in August compared to the previous month, according to the ARDC of the Supreme Court of Illinois.

On Sept. 5, Barbara Jean and Lynn M. Scheimann purchased a property at 21633 W. Empress Lane, Lockport from Sandra L Devos.

On Sept. 5, Adrian and Rouhaifa Aguayo purchased a property at 16629 W. Apache Drive, Lockport from Joseph M Kreten.

Former Joliet Catholic Academy star, William Berry, leaves his mark in Davenport’s win over William Jewell on Saturday, September 28.

These former Lockport Ledger area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Sept. 30.

On Sept. 27, Joseph Parrish purchased a property at 16623 W. Saddlewood Drive, Lockport from Janet M Carothers.

Enrollment at Lockport Township High School East rose compared to the previous year, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.

Drivers in ZIP Code 60441 paid an average of $3.69 per gallon of diesel fuel in the week ending Sept. 28, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.

In the third quarter of 2024, six offenders were released on parole and now reside in Illinois ZIP Code 60441, according to the Illinois Department of Corrections.

A property at 1110 Mich. Cameron Ave., Lockport was sold on Sept. 30 by Steven L Wagner for $170,000. The buyer was KM Capital Group LLC.

A property at 1812 Jack Pine Way, Lockport was sold on Sept. 30 by Stephen J. Bentley for $372,500. The buyer was Glen A. Nelson.

Enrollment at William J. Butler School fell compared to the previous year, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.

The human eye, comparable to a camera in its complexity, requires all parts to function harmoniously for clear vision. The retina, similar to a camera's film, must remain free of defects to ensure optimal sight. Retinal problems often go unnoticed until they impair vision, but early detection through a dilated eye exam by a retinal specialist can prevent irreversible blindness.

Individuals who have survived cancer often face a range of emotional and psychological challenges even after being declared cancer-free. These feelings can include anxiety, depression, and stress, which may persist beyond the treatment phase.

You wake up in the morning, check the news, and feel stressed. This experience is common for many people who engage in "doomscrolling," a habit that can exacerbate stress levels. In response to this issue, several strategies have been proposed to help manage mental health while staying informed.

You find yourself turning off the lights, closing the blinds, and laying down due to another headache or migraine. This routine might be familiar to many, but understanding when it is necessary to seek immediate care is crucial.

A heart attack is often described as a frightening experience, akin to "10 elephants were crushing your chest." It can cause symptoms like sweating, jaw or back pain, and radiating discomfort. According to recent statistics, every 40 seconds someone in the United States experiences a heart attack. However, not all chest pain indicates a heart attack; it could be indigestion.

According to the American Heart Association, over one in three adults have some form of cardiovascular disease. However, 80% of heart disease and stroke can be prevented. The signs of a heart attack in women can differ significantly from those in men and may be mistaken for less serious conditions.