StreatorDirectory · Est. 1868
The Glass Capital on the Vermilion River · Est. 1868
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View listing →A La Salle County grand jury convened Nov. 3 and returned 14 indictments. Among them: Timothy Danielson, 51, of Marseilles, driving while revoked; Kyle K. Vaughn, 30, of Creve Coeur, two counts of aggravated DUI; Tyler D. Smith, 34, of…
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EST.Streator was chartered in 1868 on a bluff above the Vermilion River. Coal brought the railroads, and glass made the name: for decades the town turned out more glass bottles than almost anywhere on earth. Walk the brick blocks downtown and the story is still there in the cornices.
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