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1 month ago |
minstercommunitypost.com | Tony Arnold
The Midwest Athletic Conference announced their All-Conference Teams for both girls and boys track and field recently. The selections were based on first place finishes at the conference meet. Minster had a group of athletes receive All-MAC recognition. Minster’s Joanna Topp was an AllConference selection for winning the 1600-meter run and Wildcat teammate Maria Niekamp received recognition for winning the 3200-meter run.
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Mar 20, 2025 |
minstercommunitypost.com | Tony Arnold
Minster outfielder, Rylan Edwards recently signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Wright State Lake Campus. Last season, Edwards batted .274 and drove in 14 runs for the Wildcats who won both the MAC Title and a Sectional Championship. The Wildcats went During the summer, Edwards was a big part of the Minster ACME team that won the ACME State Championship. In a 3-0 victory over Van Wert in the Championship game, Edwards had three hits in four trips to the plate and drove in a run.
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Nov 5, 2024 |
wbez.org | Jon Seidel |Tony Arnold |Kaitlin Washburn |David Struett
Former ComEd executive Fidel Marquez, who wore a wire for the FBI against his friends and colleagues in 2019, took the witness stand Tuesday afternoon for what is likely to be days of testimony in the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan. Marquez is one of two key cooperators in the racketeering conspiracy case against Madigan and his longtime ally, Michael McClain.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
wbez.org | Mariah Woelfel |Tessa Weinberg |Jon Seidel |Tony Arnold
After a weekend of roaring criticism over upheaval at the Chicago Board of Education, with many laying blame at Mayor Brandon Johnson’s feet, the mayor walked into a news conference Monday morning ready to play hardball. “Every single mayor in the history of Chicago has had the authority to appoint board members to multiple boards,” Johnson said. “Guess who still has that authority? This mayor does.”And Johnson is not entirely wrong.
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Oct 4, 2024 |
wbez.org | Jon Seidel |Mariah Woelfel |Tessa Weinberg |Tony Arnold
The FBI’s decadelong pursuit of one of the most dominant politicians in Illinois led to bombshell indictments and shocking betrayals. It toppled the untouchable and changed the course of Chicago history. But prosecutors still have one crucial task ahead of them: proving former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan guilty of a racketeering conspiracy.
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