Joane retired at the age of 81 after 40 years in communications.
Sister Joan Clare will be remembered for her gracious smile and the warm welcome she extended to all those who came into her presence.
Ruth carried the warmth, vibrancy and deep-rooted traditions of her homeland with her throughout her life.
Louis Tomasino was taken into custody at the Will County Jail by the Shorewood Police Department thanks to automated license plate readers.
A loving husband of 36 years, proud father, and cherished grandfather and great-grandfather who leaves behind a lasting family legacy.
Lorena “Lore” Reyes will be remembered for her happy spirit, love of family, and the simple joys that made her life special.
Her life was not simply measured by 100 years on Earth, but by the family she built with Walter, and the countless lives she touched.
The Shorewood police officers were dispatched to the Bullpen Sports Bar on Route 59 in reference to gun complaints.
Here's a look at what's on the ballot in Shorewood for the Nov. 3 General Election.
Robert, a lifelong area resident and volunteer firefighter for Rockdale, Troy, and Channahon, passed away peacefully at age 92.
Richard W. Pawlak passes away at age 88, surrounded by the love of his family.
Andrew lived a vast majority of his life in Minooka, where he attended Minooka Community High School.
Robert proudly served in the U.S. Navy, dedicated 37 years to United Airlines, and found his greatest happiness by his wife’s side.
Jim cherished his family, and his memory will continue to inspire those who knew and loved him.
Henry Hoefner was processed at the Shorewood Police Department and subsequently released in compliance with the Illinois SAFE-T Act.
Last December, animal physician Dr. Joe Chow opened his new Rusty Ridge Animal Center on Route 52 near Wynstone Drive. He has bigger plans.
Marlene was happiest when surrounded by family and took great pride in being there for them through all of life’s moments.
Long time accountant passes away at age 75.
Don was formerly employed by Crane Nuclear in Bolingbrook, before he opened his own truck and auto repair shop, D & R Racing.
Kenneth Francis Doherty, a cherished husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away September 30, 2026.
RECYCLER "ZZ Top Tribute" & FACE VALUE "Genesis Tribute" concert - Friday, Nov. 20th 7pm (doors open 6:15pm) at the Joliet Museum!
A generous and devoted wife, mother, sister, and aunt, Ann’s caring heart touched countless people—and gave many dogs a loving forever home.
A beloved teacher, mentor, and nurturer, Shelley brought kindness, joy, and a lasting sense of belonging to every life she touched.
A devoted husband, father, craftsman, outdoorsman, and caretaker, Everette leaves behind a legacy of perseverance, generosity, and love.
Wherever he was he enjoyed the positive side of life, leaving a lasting mark on everyone who knew him.
Shorewood police applauded the administration of Minooka CCSD 201 for completely prohibiting these devices on all school campus grounds.
James Hamilton of Shorewood regained his freedom on Christmas 2024 after appearing before a holiday court judge. Now he's pleaded guilty.
A man of faith, service, determination, and unforgettable stories, Ray’s greatest pride was the family he built and loved so deeply.
A skilled carpenter, dedicated coach, proud veteran, and beloved grandfather whose greatest pride was his family.
A devoted father and grandfather, Michael found joy in family, fast cars, good food, and life’s simple pleasures.
Paul's legacy of kindness and service will continue to live on in the many lives he touched.
Above all, he cherished spending time with his family. Joseph was always the first to arrive and the last to leave at the family gatherings.
She cherished Sunday dinners surrounded by her family and loved nothing more than cooking for everyone.
Advancing educational equality through leadership with national recognition for breaking racial and administrative barriers.
Lori had a zest for life and lived on her terms.
His willingness to lend a hand and make a difference will be remembered by those who knew and loved him.
Don was employed by the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company as an accountant for 33 years, and retired as the payroll supervisor.
After MetLife, Faye remained working in office administrative roles, retiring from Easter Seals with many committed years under her belt.
Don and his wife loved traveling, visiting casinos, and spending time with family at sporting events and special occasions.
His love of cars, trains, family, and good humor will be remembered and cherished by all who knew him.