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8 | February 21, 2019 | The Lockport Legend news
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Police Reports
Police: Man stole more than $300 worth of merchandise from drug store
Zachery Esler, 26, of the
1100 block of Christal Road
in Coal City, was charged by
Lockport police with retail
theft Feb. 7 after allegedly
leaving a drug store on the
16000 block of W. 159th
Street with approximately
$360 worth of merchandise
without paying for it.
Lockport Police Department
Feb. 13
• Tatiana McCormick, 32, of
the 1200 block of Jackson
Street in Joliet, was charged
with driving with a suspended
license after the vehicle
she was allegedly driving
was stopped on 151st Street.
Feb. 10
• Personal belongings were
reported stolen from a vehicle
in the 16000 block of
Teton Drive between the
hours of 6 p.m. and 8 a.m.
Feb. 8
• Carlos Soto, 49, of the 1300
block of Wellwood Drive in
Lockport, was charged with
driving while license suspended,
improper lane usage
and operating an uninsured
motor vehicle after the vehicle
he was allegedly driving
was stopped on State Street.
Feb. 5
• Loose change was reported
stolen from an unlocked vehicle
in a parking lot on the
100 block of W. 13th Street
between the hours of 6:30
a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 4
• Ray Ramos, 42, of the
600 block of Otis Avenue
in Rockdale, was charged
with driving while license
suspended and improper
display of registration after
the vehicle he was allegedly
driving was stopped on
Bruce Road.
Feb. 3
• Norma Cabrera-Soto, 45, of
the 100 block of Mississippi
Street in Joliet, was charged
with driving with no valid
driver’s license, no rear registration
plate light and loud
exhaust after the vehicle she
was allegedly driving was
stopped on State Street.
Will County Sheriff’s Office
Feb. 1
• A 2018 Polaris RZR all-terrain
vehicle, 3,500 watt generator,
2004 Yamaha Banchie
ATV, 2016 Polaris RZR ATV,
Yamaha S2000 generator and
miscellaneous riding gear
was reported stolen from two
trailers on the 3100 block of
Canal Street. A lock was cut
to the gate surrounding the
property where the trailers
were located, police added.
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innocent of all charges until
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ready and even picked out
a gold tie for him to match
her outfit.
“We get all dressed up,
and she tells me what to
wear,” Brian said with a
smile.
Before the night was
through, each girl received
a light-up rose and created
“Beauty and the Beast”
themed crafts, including a
rose in a glitter globe modeled
after the one that appears
in the classic Disney
animated film.
Goodings Grove students
will have a lot more fairytales
— and mysteries,
biographies, novels, etc.
— in their future, as the
Daddy Daughter Dance also
served as a fundraiser for
the PTO, which is raising
money for the school’s library
in 2019.
“We’re really looking to
update the books in our library,
so a lot of the funds
we’re raising this year as a
PTO are going towards the
library,” Wiggins said.
The Goodings Grove
PTO has a lot more fun in
store this year, including
a Family Fitness Night on
April 12. The event will
feature local fitness studios,
gyms, instructors and vendors
sharing information on
health and wellness.
Parents interested in joining
the Goodings Grove
PTO can send an email to
ggrovepto@gmail.com, and
more information about upcoming
events can be found
at www.goodingsgrovepto.
com.
RIGHT: Amelia and Arthur
Macias dance at the event
hosted by the Goodings
Grove PTO. Laurie
Fanelli/22nd Century Media