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Village Launches Internal Investigation

An internal investigation of Niles village government began last week after a sentencing memorandum prepared by prosecutors in former Niles Mayor Nicholas Blase's federal corruption case implicated village employees of using their offices to further Blase's criminal scheme.

Cover shot: Ex-Niles Mayor Nicholas Blase leaves federal court in downtown Chicago after his sentencing hearing Jan. 29. Blase received one year and one day in prison. (Tom Wessell/The Journal)

Blase To Serve 1 Year, 1 Day

Ex-Mayor Donates To Schools

Felony Charges Against Ex-Niles Cop

Layoffs, Cost Cuts OKd By Dist. 207

Board Again Asks Teachers Union To Re-Open Contract

Hanusiak Sworn In As Newest Trustee

Officials To Discuss Freedom Of Information, Open Meeting Changes

Teen Center Reviews Exciting 2009

Three More Join Fire Tax Board

Niles OK Makes Way For Hot Rod Shop

Thompson Ponders Next Move After Losses

Dist. 64 Changes Two Curriculum Schedules



January 27-February 1, 2010

Blase Sentenced To 1 Year, 1 Day In Prison

Following over a year of continuances, former long-time Niles Mayor Nicholas Blase learned his fate today in federal court.

Up To 51 Months For Blase?

Eight-Year-Old Girl Accidentally Shot

New Trustee Expected To Come From Plan Commission

Witness Helps Catch Thievery Suspects

Shoppers Pack New Niles Meijer

Endorse Dan Hynes

Park Dist. Reducing Expenses For Third Straight Year

Details Slow To Develop On Potential Teacher Union Payments To Dist. 207

Atanus Won't Run As Write-In For 9th District



January 20-25, 2010

Save Jobs, Use Reserves, Says 207 Community

It took a big budget axe to energize, and unite, the Maine Twp. High School District 207 community.

Dist. 71 Teachers Reject Plan For 30 Extra Minutes

Officer To Speak To Teens About Safety On Internet

Milder Winter Helping Village Save Salt

Nominate Citizens For 'Night Of Roses' Awards

Hot Rod Restorers Like What Niles Has To Offer

Coach Speaks Out Against Cuts: 'Why Only Fencing?'

Tossed From Ballot, Atanus Plans Appeal

Clubs, Substitutes Affected By Planned Dist. 207 Cuts



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