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05/20/2021

Parmesan's Frankfort Closes Amid Charges, Lawsuits Against Owner
The closing of the restaurant comes after its owner, Michael Papandrea, faces multiple lawsuits and charges of unauthorized video recording.

FRANKFORT, IL — Parmesans Wood Stone Pizza in Frankfort has closed, according to village of Frankfort board documents. The Frankfort Village Board reduced the number of Class D-1 liquor licenses permitted in the village to reflect the closing of the restaurant.

closing of the restaurant comes after its owner, Michael Papandrea, of Frankfort, faces multiple lawsuits and charges of unauthorized video recording. Papandrea was charged in March 2020 with unauthorized video recording after police say he filmed up-skirt videos of several of his employees without their consent. Illinois State Police launched an investigation after receiving a tip about the alleged video recording, and during a search of the business, police said they found and seized electronic devices containing several unauthorized videos of female employees.

05/11/2021

Frankfort Approves Changes To Lighthouse Pointe Site Plan
Some of the lots were rearranged in the development, due to previous "slightly inaccurate" flood zone boundaries.

FRANKFORT, IL — Whether you top it with cheese, onions, pickles or lettuce, we all have our preferences when it comes to burgers.

Around Frankfort, there are several choices when it comes to satisfying your craving for a hamburger, whether you're a traditionalist or you prefer a turkey burger or veggie burger.

So we're asking Frankfort Patch readers: what's your favorite local burger joint?

01/12/2021

49 Hospitalized With COVID-19 At Silver Cross Hospital
Nine of the currently hospitalized COVID-19 patients are in the ICU, and four patients with COVID-19 are on a ventilator

The number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 at Silver Cross has remained relatively stead over the past week. According to data from the hospital, on Monday, there were 49 patients hospitalized with COVID-19, and two persons under investigation awaiting test results.

Last week, on Jan. 4, there were 50 patients with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and two persons under investigation awaiting test results.

The hospital has seen decreasing hospitalizations over the past month and a half. In November, Silver Cross saw some of its highest numbers of patients when it told Patch

Out of the 49 patients, nine of the currently hospitalized COVID-19 patients are in the ICU, and four patients with COVID-19 are on a ventilator.

The hospital has an 6.6 percent 7-day positivity rate for its COVID-19 testing, which is lower than the 8.5 percent positivity rate as of Jan. 4.

01/12/2021

8 Candidates Running For 4 Open Summit Hill D161 Board Positions
John Wade, Katie Campbell, James Martin, Joy Murphy, Stefanie McCleish, Richard Ward, Amy Berk and John Lettiere will be running.

Eight candidates are running for four open positions on the Summit Hill District 161 Board of Education, according to the Will County Clerk's final candidate list. Summit Hill District 161 has six schools and draws students from parts of Mokena, Frankfort and Tinley Park.

The board of education consists of seven board members who serve 4-year terms. For the April 6 election, there are four open 4-year terms. The candidates running for the four positions are: John Wade, Katie Campbell, James Martin, Joy Murphy, Stefanie McCleish, Richard Ward, Amy Berk and John Lettiere.

Martin and Murphy are incumbent board members, while Wade, Campbell, McCleish, Ward, Berk and Lettiere don't currently serve on the board.

01/06/2021

3 arrested in armed robbery in unincorporated Frankfort Township

Three people were arrested Monday afternoon in connection with an armed robbery in unincorporated Frankfort Township.

About 4:35 p.m., officers responding to calls of an armed robbery in the 7700 block of Harbor Court, were told by a woman that she was at her home when a black Kia Soul pulled carrying four males, according to the Will County Sheriff’s office. One of the males got out of the Kia armed with a gun and demanded money.

She dropped her purse and the male took about $30 before fleeing in the Kia, police said. Officers learned that a similar car was reported as being involved in a criminal trespass complaint in neighboring Mokena just before the robbery and that the car was stolen from Chicago.

Tinley Park police located the Kia driving north on Harlem Avenue, followed it, and provided location updates to the Illinois State Police, police said. State police attempted to stop the Kia near Interstate 57 and Interstate 94, and the car crashed near 83rd Street on I-94.

Three of the four passengers from the Kia were taken into custody, and three guns were found in the car, police said. The fourth person was able to get away.

Charges are pending as Will County sheriffs continue to investigate.