Tuesday, March 19, 2024

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Melanie Jongsma grew up in Lansing, Illinois, and believes The Lansing Journal has an important role to play in building community through trustworthy information.

Tuesday: Warmer

Wilma Straatman took this photo outside the library after leaving the March 11 Open House for "Lansing through the Seasons." She said, "Yes. Just the shot that I need to remember this exhibit and this moment in time." (Photo: Wilma Straatman)

Library Board Agenda: Filling a board vacancy, accepting insurance quotes, repairing doors, and more

Library board agenda: Available to keep the public informed about how their tax dollars are being spent...

Monday: Continued clouds and colds

After attending the Open House for the weather photo exhibition, Jen Arnold looked west on Community Street and Adams and captured a unique shot of the crescent moon.

Sunday: Noticeably cooler

First-time weather photographer Neil Johnson captured the wind in action in his back yard on Saturday and joked, "Like many probably were today — three sheets to the wind!" (Photo: Neil Johnson)

Saturday: Breezy with clouds and sun

Sharon Gonzalez captured these dramatic clouds one Saturday afternoon. "Sun is hiding behind clouds," she wrote, "but trying its hardest to come out and shine."

Munster Town Council receiving input from area residents regarding purchase of Center for Visual and Performing Arts

Wendy Mis has received 50 emails so far about the proposed plans for the Visual and Performing Arts Center in Munster ....

Friday: Cooler; afternoon sun

Chuck Roseen captured the Sunday morning sun peering through branches at Lansing Woods. (Photo: Chuck Roseen)

Thursday: Cooler, with rain

"Beautiful frosty morning pictures," wrote Laurie Boer. "Taken at our home on Monday, March 11." (Photos: Laurie Boer)...

Wednesday: Some sun, some clouds, some rain

Farrah Mata captured a sunset at Bernice Road and Burnham Ave....

Tuesday: Afternoon breeziness, continued warm

"Was out walking at Lan-Oak Park as the sun was setting," wrote Daniel Cuthbert last Wednesday, "and caught the light between the trees. It was just crying out to be captured!"