If You Can Make It There You'll Make It Anywhere — Shorewood Rewind!

We made it through another wild week here in Shorewood, and now it's time to look back at all the crazy times we had together.

Let's do that right now with the SHOREWOOD REWIND:

Lest we forget

It was .

People in Shorewood really, really like 'No Strings Attached'

For the second straight week, the people of Shorewood made No Strings Attached the Redbox rental.

Moreland at motorcycle store

Former Cub Keith Moreland stopped by  to hype the local team in a new collegiate wooden bat league.

Will Loki get lucky?

was the Shorewood Patch Dog of the Week. Will he be lucky enough to get a home of his own?

Cecil Conner a pretty chatty fellow

Cecil Conner, the Steger man convicted of causing the drunken crash that killed his girlfriend's 5-year-old son, made nearly from the county jail in the year or so he's been locked up. Conner's attorney, Jeff Tomczak, is trying to get his client a new trial based on the fact that prosecutors failed to surrender recordings of Conner's calls.

He must really want out of Morris

A Chicago man charged with a couple carjackings and an attempted murder during a one-man crime spree in Minooka last year copped a to all charges in exchange for nothing. The only thing Lawrence Coffee stood to gain by pleading out is the chance to get out of the Morris County jail to go face felony charges elsewhere. As it is, Coffee is looking at doing at least about 100 years in prison. Plus, there's a good chance his parole is going to get revoked.

Drew Peterson wants out of jail again

The attorneys representing accused wife-killer and serial-marrier Drew Peterson are to file another motion asking for his release from jail while the appellate court considers a prosecution appeal that has held up his murder trial for nearly 10 months and counting, since all the motions they filed before to get him out of jail were so successful.