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42 | November 21, 2<strong>01</strong>8 | 22ND CENTURY MEDIA HOLIDAY GUIDE 22ndCenturyMedia.com Calamari, Smelts, Oysters, Po’ Boy sandwiches and so much more! 1 LB JUMBO FRIED SHRIMP INCLUDES COCKTAIL SAUCE $ 13 50 GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 2 LB TRAY OF SHRIMP COCKTAIL INCLUDES COCKTAIL SAUCE $ 24 99 Exciting holiday catering options from Just Shrimp With the holidays right around the corner, Just Shrimp has decided to offer some simple, yet enjoyable, catering options for your next family and/ or corporate event. Catering items include, but are not limited to: fried shrimp, shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon, broiled salmon, lobster roll and shrimp roll. Items can be sold by the pound or by the person, whichever is more accommodating to the customer. Aside from Just Shrimp’s regular menu items, this year Just Shrimp has decided to include some nonseafood catering options, as well. For $10.99 per person, with a minimum of 20, customers will have the choice of two meats and two side dishes. Meat choices include CATERING OPTIONS • Fried Shrimp: $14.99/LB • Shrimp Cocktail: Trays start at $29.99 • Lobster Roll Salad: $29.99/LB • Shrimp Roll Salad: $21.99/LB • Smoked Beef: $14.99/LB • Pulled Pork (Plain or BBQ): $13.99/LB Don’t forget to keep Just Shrimp in mind this holiday season or when planning your next event. smoked beef, pulled pork, fried chicken, fried chicken tenders, and chicken wings (traditional or smoked). Side dishes to choose from are mac and cheese, coleslaw, mixed green salad, pasta salad, rice, oven roasted potatoes, or sweet mashed. Other menu items as well as other meat and side dishes can be sold in catering packages by request. Traditional menu items, such as the lobster roll and shrimp roll, can be served great as appetizers also. Buying by the pound allows you to serve each as a spread for your guests to enjoy on crackers or foccacia. Shrimp cocktail trays include both homemade cocktail sauce and lemon wedges. Fried shrimp is served with your choice of dipping sauce and lemon wedges upon request. Submitted by Just Shrimp, 15940 S. Harlem Ave., Tinley Park, 60477. For more information, visit justshrimprestaurant. com or call (708) 444-2770. With this coupon. 1 per order. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 1/15/19 $ 2 OFF PER PERSON ON CATERING With this coupon. 1 per order. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 1/15/19 With this coupon. 1 per order. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 1/15/19 1/2 TRAY OF COLESLAW APPROX. 5 LBS $ 14 99 With this coupon. 1 per order. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 1/15/19 For more information, please call 708-444-2770. 15940 S. HARLEM AVE. • TINLEY PARK 708-444-2770 MON-THUR: 11am-10pm • FRI & SAT: 11am-11pm • Closed SUN Potterco Real Estate creates fantastic experiences, shares its lifestyle The mission at Potterco Real Estate is to create such a fantastic and seamless home-buying and -selling experience for its buyers and sellers that they will share the information with everyone they know and care about who could benefit from its real estate services. Ninety percent of its business, year after year, is based on repeat business and customer referrals. The broker believes this is because we treat customers with integrity and transparency, while offering unbeatable customer service, aggressive marketing and ease of transaction. Potterco works hard to get the best price possible wherever one wants to live or sell in Chicago’s southwest suburbs. Our clients benefit from its knowledge of local and county real estate-related issues by staying active in the community. Home ownership is the largest investment most people make in their lives. More than just a roof over people’s heads, Potterco believes a home gives us a space to be one’s true self, where one can feel safe and secure. It should reflect what is important to that person and reflective of their personality. Growing organic fruits and vegetables, canning and composting has become a huge part of Potterco’s family lifestyle. It enjoyed a great harvest this year and plan on sharing our gardening adven- Please see LIFESTYLE, 53
22ndCenturyMedia.com HOLIDAY GUIDE 22ND CENTURY MEDIA | November 21, 2<strong>01</strong>8 | 43 Most Americans take water for granted Investment in infrastructure critical to daily service Most Americans take the community water systems that bring clean water to and from their homes and businesses for granted. They turn on the tap and flush the toilet without thinking twice about where the water came from or where it will end up. Imagine a day without water; a day without safe, reliable water and wastewater service. A day without water would mean no water comes out of the tap to brush one’s teeth. There would be no morning coffee. When flushing the toilet, nothing would happen. Firefighters would have no water to put out fires. Farmers couldn’t water their crops. Restaurants and industries would close. Doctors couldn’t wash their hands. A single, nationwide day without water service would put an estimated $43.5 billion of economic activity at risk. In just eight days, a national water service stoppage would put nearly 2 million jobs in jeopardy. A day without water everywhere would be nothing short of a humanitarian, political and economic crisis. That’s unimaginable for most, but there are communities in the U.S. that have lived without water. From manmade tragedies in Flint, Michigan, to water scarcity issues in central California, to wastewater runoff in the Great Lakes — water issues abound. There are millions of Americans living in communities that never had the infrastructure to provide safe water service, relying on bottled water and septic systems each day. The problems that face our drinking water and wastewater systems are multi-faceted. The nation’s water and wastewater infrastructure is aging and in need of investment, having gone underfunded for decades. Drought, flooding and climate change stress water and wastewater systems. Too many communities have ignored the infrastructure needs of their water and wastewater systems. They are reluctant to adjust or raise customer rates to pay for necessary infrastructure improvements. Reinvestment in our water and wastewater infrastructure must be a national priority, but requires locally driven solutions. Illinois American Water invests approximately $70 million to $100 million annually to replace, upgrade and expand capacity of its water and wastewater systems. Nationally, American Water invests an estimated $1 billion annually on water and wastewater infrastructure. The United States Environmental Protection Agency estimated that approximately $384 billion in improvements to drinking water infrastructure is needed by 2030 for systems to continue providing safe drinking water to 297 million Americans. More than $300 billion is needed for upgrades to wastewater facilities by 2030. The good news is that the American people are already widely supportive of increased investment in nation’s water infrastructure. Above any other pressing political issue, Americans name rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure as an issue they most want elected officials to address. Americans view water infrastructure investment as an even greater priority than infrastructure generally, with 82 percent of voters saying that they view the issue as either important or very important. No other issue facing our public officials enjoys such a broad consensus. Americans across the regional and political spectrum know that investing in drinking water and wastewater systems is key. While neglecting the nation’s water systems poses grave health and economic dangers, the benefits of reinvestment are great. If America closes the existing water infrastructure in- Please see WATER, 53 WARM WISHES TO YOU THIS HOLIDAY SEASON WE KEEP LIFE FLOWING
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