In an effort to reduce utility costs during the warmest month of the year, Lemont High School will be piloting a four-day work week in July 2009, with the school’s offices closed to the public each Friday.

Village building officials are cautioning residents that temporary swimming pools holding 24 inches of water or more are not permitted in the village of Lemont unless they meet the same safety requirements as permanent above-ground swimming pools.

The College of DuPage Professional Convention Management Association Student Chapter is hosting the “Swing for a Cure” golf outing beginning at 7 a.m. Thursday, July 16, at Gleneagles Country Club, 13070 McCarthy Road, Lemont, to raise money for research in the cure of lymphoma and leukemia.

Residents who live or own a business in Lemont must get a vehicle sticker and have it displayed on their vehicle by July 1.

The Illinois Department of Transportation said the Lemont Road Bridge will be completely shut down from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 7 and Wednesday, July 8, for resurfacing.

A $2.8 million shortfall in Lemont-Bromberek Community School District 113A’s budget could lead to cutting non-core educational classes such as art and music.

Members of a school committee designed to address some of the election campaign trail rumors will focus on five specific topics.

The Lemont Park District will hold its annual Independence Day Extravaganza Friday, July 3 at Centennial Park, 16028 127th St.

Look both ways before crossing the street. Take cover during a tornado. See who it is before opening the door.

Cook County 2009 vehicle stickers are now available at the Lemont Township Office, 1115 Warner Ave., Lemont.

Lemont’s annual Heritage Fest outdoor street festival will be held from 1 to 11 p.m. Saturday, July 11 in downtown Lemont.

A car crash in West Chicago closed down two lanes of traffic on eastbound Route 64 (North Avenue) for part of the afternoon Monday and seriously injured one person, according to police.

In most cases, used city vehicles in Lemont meet their fate at a state auction.

Each household in Lemont will receive a 10-question form from the U.S. Census Bureau next March.

By day, Terry Canning is a commercial real estate agent armed with brochures and For Sale signs. But by night, he is wielding drum sticks for his band, The Dancing Noodles.