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 On November 19, 2007 Congressman Daniel Lipinski held a Town Hall meeting at the Lyons Township Hall in Countryside.
 In attendance was Lyons Township supervisor Pat Rodgers, Lyons Township Clerk Mary Jo Noohnan, Mayor Wasowicz, Trustees Kranig, Murray, McGee, Gabrys, and several other area mayors and public officials. The meeting started at 7:30 and ended at approximately 9:30.
 The Congressman answered questions from constituents in attendance about taxes, alternative energy sources, pollution, Iraq and health care just to site a few. He explained there is ongoing research for alternative fuel sources including hydrogen which he is a strong proponent of. He went on to state he endorsed a plan two years ago that could bring the region 25 million in transportation projects through the CREATE plan. Included in this CREATE transportation plan would be additional funds in rail transportation upgrades and modernization. Those funds could be used for overpasses to alleviate railroad crossing traffic tie ups. The CREATE plan is up for a vote in an estimated 18 months. On the subject of Iraq he related that he agrees with the Iraq Study Group in telling the Iraqi government to take responsibility or aid should be cut.
 These were just a few of the issues that the congressman addressed during this meeting. He said he is dedicated to getting all of Congress , Democrats and Republicans, to work together on all issues. The filled to capacity room seemed very pleased with what the Congressman had to say in regards to their questions as well as his vision of where the country is going in the near future. Many in the room gave praise to the congressman for the job he has done in bringing badly needed funds and programs to the 3rd district including Justice.

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 2007 Fall Senior Luncheon

 On Monday, November 12 the Village of Justice held its fall senior luncheon. It was hosted by  Mayor Wasowicz, Village Clerk Svoboda, trustees Mary McGee and Mike Murray. Trustee Kranig was unable to attend due to a recent leg injury. Trustees Berkowicz and Jurgel were unable to attend due to work commitments.
 The close to 80 seniors in attendance were treated to lunch that included baked chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, sausage and sauerkraut, Swedish meatballs and noodles, salad, rolls and a delectable assortment of cakes, cookies and of course coffee.
 The tables were decorated in fall fashion and colors with harvest center pieces and fall coffee mugs for all to take home. One lucky senior at every table who sat down and had a special Village of Justice coffee mug got to take home the center piece.
 During their lunch they were entertained by singer Kym Frankovelgia who sang a wide array of memorable songs for the 30's, 40's, 50's and beyond. She was quite entertaining as several of the seniors got up and danced and many sang along to their favorites songs.
 The seniors enjoyed the fact that Mayor Wasowicz, Clerk Svoboda, trustees Murray and McGee walked around to all the tables to talk to them, answer their questions, listen to their concerns or just have a friendly chat. It showed them that they are important and that the village really cares about them and their wellbeing.
 The seniors enjoyed themselves so much that many asked when the next luncheon would be. Mayor Wasowicz asks all residents to do what they can to help our seniors everyday in every way. They have earned it!

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