Sunday, May 19, 2013
In the past week, you may have missed stories about free Orland Days ride pases, a baseball heartbreaker, a real dog Hero, treating a Jeep like a can of soup, staying the course after paralysis, new D135 board members and others in Orland Park and nearby.
MONDAY Second Suspect Wanted in Friday Home Invasion and Shooting Police identify Gary, Ind. man as second suspect in Orland Park home invasion where a 30-year-old man was shot. Shooting victim followed his alleged attackers in a car chase while they continued to shoot at him. D135 Board Members Chosen for Committees (Live Blog Transcript) Members were appointed to committees and as delegates in the first regular meeting since the new members were sworn in. Read our live blog transcript from the meeting. TUESDAY ‘Ghost Rider’ Sentenced to 18 Months after Changing Plea to Guilty The 23-year-old Orland Park man will be credited for already serving 204 days in the Cook County Jail. Man Paralyzed in Prime of Life Never Stops Following His …
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
A Carroll County official confirmed results of a blood-alcohol test, following Carl Sandburg High School Athletic Director Bruce Scheidegger’s death about three months ago.
Bruce Scheidegger was over the legal limit for alcohol when he was killed in a car accident about three months ago, according to a Sun Times Media report. Carroll County Chief Deputy Coroner Chris Martin said a toxicology report showed Scheidegger had alcohol in his system at the time of the fatal accident, but did not confirm a specific blood-alcohol level, according to the media report. Carl Sandburg High School’s beloved athletic director attended an IHSA state bowling tournament on Feb. 9, and later was driving on Loran Road north of Mt. Carroll in northwestern Illinois when his car left the road. He was the only person in the car, and no other vehicles were involved. Scheidegger was 54. Scheidegger’s death left a sudden and deeply …
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Consolidated High School District 230 are looking within their ranks and outside for a new candidate to fill the large shoes left behind by Bruce Scheidegger. In the meantime, current staff are picking up the slack, according to The Regional News.
Finding the right candidate to replace Carl Sandburg High School’s beloved athletic director Bruce Scheidegger may take some time. While Consolidated High School District 230 is preparing to start searching for the right candidate, Sandburg’s physical education department chair Steve McInerney is serving as the interim athletic director with help from Mike Polz, Sandburg’s assistant athletic director, according to a report by Jeff Vorva for The Regional News. Scheidegger died after his car went off the road in rural Carroll County. He was remembered by hundreds in tributes since his passing. A timeline hasn’t yet been set for the search. D230 board president Frank Grabowski said the search will include candidates from within and outside …
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
The Carl Sandburg High School varsity wrestlers look back on a bittersweet second consecutive state championship victory.
The Sandburg Eagles varsity wrestling team looked back on their recent championship victory with heavy hearts. Losing Sandburg athletic director Bruce Scheidegger was devastating, but the team dedicated the rest of their season to him and came out victorious. Watch as wrestlers and coach Eric Siebert reflect on the championship and on Scheidegger on Comcast Sportsnet. Looking for more sports stories? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - There are plenty of ways to keep up on local news:
Sunday, February 24, 2013
In the last week, you may have missed stories about a new Thai restaurant, Friday fish frys, same sex marriage, a trip for WWII veterans, home sales, a congressman’s thoughts on sequestration and others in Orland Park and nearby.
SUNDAY Bruce's Dash: Celebrating Scheidegger's Enthusiasm and Compassion (Video) Hundreds gathered at Carl Sandburg High School Sunday to honor Bruce Scheidegger, the much-loved athletic director who died last week. MONDAY Business Comings & Goings: Mexican Restaurant Adds 2nd Location in Tinley Park Orland OKs Thai restaurant • Tax sharing approved for Mercedes dealership • Golden Corral incentives expected to be approved. South Suburban Fish Frys: Where Can We Find Them? If your Catholic church or other group is operating one this year, here's how you can let us know. TUESDAY Rep. Renée Kosel: Same Sex Marriage Bill is Hot Topic in the House The bill to legalize same sex marriage has stirred a debate among legislators on both sides of …
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
A memorial service was held Monday in Tinley Park for Carl Sandburg High School Athletic Director Bruce Scheidegger.
Pastor Paul Strand has met a lot of people in his life. But in the 35 years he has served as a clergyman, the Trinity Lutheran Church pastor said Monday to people who knew Bruce Scheidegger that he doesn’t often meet kind people. Scheidegger, on the other hand, was more than just kind. “All I have heard in the past week, and overheard, is he was such a kind man,” Strand continued. “He was such a generous man. He was such a helpful man. The greatest compliment Bruce ever received is that.” Scheidegger, 54, died between Feb. 9 and 10 in Carroll County in a car accident. A memorial service was held in his honor at Trinity on Monday, following a tribute to the beloved Carl Sandburg High School athletic director at the school on Sunday. Similar…
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Hundreds gathered at Carl Sandburg High School Sunday to honor Bruce Scheidegger, the much-loved athletic director who died last week.
People from several different points in Bruce Scheidegger's life shared memories of him Sunday at Carl Sandburg High School. Yet they all told similar stories of his kindness, endless energy, dedication to all sports on his watch and him as a model family man. Students, school administrators, coaches who worked for him and coaches he worked with shared similar thoughts on Scheidegger, and the lasting impact he left on their lives, in front of hundreds gathered in the Eagle Gym. Scheidegger died between Feb. 9 and 10 in a car accident in Carroll County. He was 54 years old, and affected countless people throughout his life. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. 18 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 6850 W. 159th Street in Tinley …
In the past week, you may have missed stories about school enrollment, locker room Taco Bell, new business, unprescribed pills, new groping charges and others in Orland Park and nearby.
SUNDAY UPDATED: Sandburg Athletic Director Bruce Scheidegger Dies in Car Accident The head of Carl Sandburg High School athletics was found dead in Carroll County early Sunday morning outside of southwest of Freeport. Those who knew Scheidegger remembered him as a supportive and caring figure in the school. Remembering Bruce Scheidegger Athletes, colleagues, friends and students expressed their grief Sunday over the Carl Sandburg High School athletic director, who died in a car accident in Carroll County. Read their thoughts in our Storify collection. MONDAY D135 Projecting Enrollment to Drop by 59 Students and More (Live Blog Transcript) Paul Howell announced his retirement, and a new director of curriculum was approved by the Orland …
Friday, February 15, 2013
Fans observed a moment of silence in memory of the late-Bruce Scheidegger before Sandburg's boys basketball game vs. Homewood-Flossmoor on Friday night in Orland Park.
Sandburg math teacher and public address man Mark Peterson asked fans to stand and join in a moment of silence in memory of the late-Bruce Scheidegger before the opening tip of the Eagles' basketball game vs. Homewood-Flossmoor on Friday night in Orland Park. H-F scored a 52-36 victory and raised its record to 19-5. A celebration of the life of Scheidegger will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 17, in the Eagle Gym at Sandburg High School. Afterward, light refreshments will be served in the commons. Scheidegger, 54, was found dead Sunday, Feb. 10, after a single-car accident in Carroll County, southwest of Freeport. He was in the area to attend the IHSA girls state bowling tournament. Scheidegger served as Sandburg’s athletic director …
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Athletes, colleagues, friends and students expressed their grief Sunday over the Carl Sandburg High School athletic director, who died in a car accident in Carroll County. Read their thoughts in our Storify collection.
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1:40 am on Friday, May 17, 2013
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