Call Center Company in Joliet, IL

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Plans, directs, coordinates and supervises craft personnel engaged in the construction, operation and maintenance of company overhead and/or underground electric facilities. Supervises resources in a manner that ensures the safe, efficient, economical, and expeditious completion of work with high regard for customer satisfaction to accomplish desired results. Promotes safety principles and assist in the training and development of the craft workforce. Ensure the focus and attainment of business goals and objectives. Maintains an environment that promotes safety, environmental compliance, diversity, innovation and high productivity. Ensure compliance with the application of the collective bargaining agreement. Position may be required to work extended hours for coverage during storms or other energy delivery emergencies.

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Do you want to know when hummingbirds will arrive each spring?

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Simply visit the online subscription page to pick the newsletters that will enhance your Forest Preserve District experiences.

Dog park permit holders also can sign up for the Canine Quarterly newsletter on the Dog Parks page. The newsletter communicates the latest dog park news and reminders about upcoming dog-oriented programs and the rules and regulations for dog park visits.

“These four options are great ways to keep in touch with the Forest Preserve on many fronts,” said Cindy Wojdyla Cain, the Forest Preserve’s public information officer. “The newsletters are all free and digital, so they’re easy to read on your smartphone or computer. Subscribing is quick, and each newsletter includes an unsubscribe link if you find the publication is not for you.”

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Shakelah Jamison nominated Saveon D. Jamison as a star student.

Amie Schaenzer, Patch Staff

JOLIET, ILLINOIS — Illinois is full of bright, driven young people making a difference in and out of the classroom. That’s why Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.

This submission comes from Shakelah Jamison who nominated Saveon D. Jamison of Illinois.

If you know a student who deserves recognition, we want to hear about them! Click here to nominate them to be featured as a Star Student on Patch.

What is the star student’s name?

Saveon D. Jamison

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What grade is the student in?

9th

How do you know the star student?

My Son

Tell us about your star student's accomplishments and why they deserve to be recognized on Patch!

My Son has been a high honors student since he began school. He was valedictorian and spoke at Troy middle school 8th grade graduation. He is a freshman at West High School now and continues to receive straight A’s.

First semester of the school year he went in with honors classes but he said it didn’t challenge him enough. So he went and told his counselor and he’s now in all AP classes with seniors and receiving senior class this freshman year and may have the opportunity to graduate early.

I just want to encourage him to keep going and let him in his academic excellence is not over looked and that we as a community are very proud of him

What three words best describe your star student?

Intelligent, Compassionate and driven.

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Come dive into the experience and let the waves of flavor take you on a delicious deep-sea journey, the Deep Sea Boba website proclaims.

John Ferak, Patch Staff

|Updated Fri, Apr 25, 2025 at 11:26 am CT

JOLIET, IL — Joliet Patch keeps writing about new restaurants and storefronts that keep popping up across Joliet. This week, Patch covered the grand opening of Tio's Donuts at 125 Collins Street. Earlier in the week, Patch highlighted the new 32-flavor ice cream shop that opened in March at 2 Ohio Street called La Michoacana Platinum. Now, it looks like there will be another new restaurant opening on Black Road in the large strip mall at the corner of Infantry Drive.

The new business at 2775 Black Road will be called Deep Sea Boba. A sign in the window proclaims that Deep Sea Boba will open in April, but that is not going to happen. Patch visited the strip mall on Thursday afternoon, and nobody was inside Deep Sea Boba at the time. The inside of the future drink refreshment shop still needed quite a bit of work before being ready to open to customers.

An opening in late May or June seemed more realistic.

"At Deep Sea Boba, we craft bold, adventurous flavors inspired by the wonders of the deep sea," its website proclaims. "From glowing jelly-inspired drinks to rich and creamy ocean-hued teas, every sip is an exploration of taste and texture. We believe boba should be more than just a drink—it should be an immersive experience. With dark, moody aesthetics, deep blue hues, and vibrant sea creature-inspired flavors, we bring the depths of the ocean to life in every cup."

JOLIET, IL —A short-lived restaurant in the Joliet area, the Crusade Burger Bar West Renwick Road in Crest Hill, is now the subject of a six-figure civil lawsuit filed at the Will County Courthouse, Joliet Patch has found.

A limited liability company called SD Basecorp II filed its lawsuit against Jessica Gomez and Rafael Gomez and The Crusade Burger. The lawsuit noted that Jessica and Rafael Gomez reside in Kendall County and on Aug. 1, 2022, Crusade Burger signed a written lease that covered a time frame of more than five years, Aug. 1, 2022, until Halloween 2027.

In December 2022, Joliet Patch broke the news revealing that Crusade Burger Bar II had opened in Crest Hill, bringing a unique dining experience to Will County.

"We are very excited to have Crusade Burger Bar in the city of Crest Hill," Mayor Ray Soliman told Joliet Patch at the time. "Their food is outstanding, and they have a great reputation and following. They will become a destination point for our city along with our other fine restaurants. I wish them much success."

Crusade Burger II restaurant in Crest Hill only lasted about a year before it closed. This year, Patch reported that in addition to Crusade Burger II going out of business in 2023, the replacement tenant called the Jitterhead Breakfast Brunch and Coffee went out of business in late January after being open less than a year.

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According to the new Will County lawsuit, by March 31, 2024, the defendants were in default of their payment obligations under the lease in the amount of $113,813.

A month earlier, on Feb. 6, 2024, the plaintiffs and defendants entered into a written agreement "whereby the defendants confirmed the delinquent amount of $113,813 and agreed to pay the aforementioned delinquent amount pursuant to an installment payment schedule," the lawsuit reads. "The defendants breached the lease, the memorandum of agreement and the personal guarantee when they failed to pay the outstanding amounts due to plaintiff despite numerous demands to do so."

This year, on Jan. 27, the defendants vacated the property prior to the expiration of the lease term, without the approval of plaintiff, the lawsuit told Will County's judges. "Plaintiff has been damaged in the minimum amount of $184,803, constituting unpaid rent, CAM charges and late fees due through Jan. 28, 2025."

Wheaton attorney Jason Cook of Sethna & Cook has asked Will County's judges to enter a monetary judgment against The Crusade Burger, Jessica Gomez and Rafael Gomez for the more than $184,800 in unpaid rent and "an award of plaintiff's court costs and attorney's fees."