Worth creates plan to help homeowners besieged by sewageBy William Jones Worth residents familiar with sewer backups during heavy rains may be getting some relief. Worth trustees voted unanimously last month to institute a pilot program to help homeowners with sewage backflow flooding issues. The village purchased 10 sewer line check valves at a cost of $250 per valve from... | Animals at shelter deserve better lifeGuest Essay By Vinny Martin The other day I went to the Animal Welfare League in Chicago Ridge and the teen volunteer coordinator, Shirley Johnson, gave me a tour of the facilities. During my tour I was shocked to find out that there are approximately 900 to 1,000 abandoned and sometimes abused... | Panthers' plight gets them cheaper lights, new fieldBy Matthew Piechalak An area youth football organization has relocated its practices to a village of Worth recreation area in order to cut costs associated with lighting. Officials of the Worth/Ridge Panthers, a football and cheerleading organization, claimed last month they would be hardpressed to afford newly implemented lighting fees imposed by... |
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