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Trick-Or-Treat Age Limits, Child Made Honorary Firefighter

​Here are three stories you don't want to miss today in Will County:

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Joliet City Councilwoman Jan Quillman said there were a number of adults were out trick-or-treating Sunday afternoon, and a number of them were impaired from alcohol.
Joliet City Councilwoman Jan Quillman said there were a number of adults were out trick-or-treating Sunday afternoon, and a number of them were impaired from alcohol. (John Ferak/Joliet Patch)

WILL COUNTY, IL — Here are three local stories you don't want to miss today in Will County:

1. Age Limits For Joliet's Halloween Trick-or-Treaters?

Five-term Joliet City Councilwoman Jan Quillman suggested the idea of implementing an age limit for Halloween trick-or-treaters moving forward. MORE:

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2. Boy, 7, Battling Leukemia Named Honorary Plainfield Firefighter

A 7-year-old boy from Plainfield was recently sworn in as the newest member of the Plainfield Fire Protection District. Last week, Blake Burton, who was diagnosed with advanced pediatric leukemia at age 4, was dubbed an honorary firefighter by Chief Jon Stratton and members from Fire Station 2. MORE:

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3. LTHS Boys' Soccer Advances To State Semifinals

The Lockport Township High School boys' soccer team has advanced to the IHSA Class 3A state semifinals after defeating Collinsville High School in overtime in the super-sectional game, according to IHSA results. MORE:

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