Illinois
Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for May 12, 2024
These real estate transactions, recorded the week of April 29, are compiled from information on file with Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties. They represent sales of $78,000 or more.
PEORIA COUNTY
2524 W. Vista View Court, Peoria: Gregory A. Hancock to Jianna Guariglia and Tucker Osborne, $80,000.
1002 E. Samuel Ave., Peoria Heights: Michael G. Rubnich to Lorrie A. Palladini, $85,000.
406 N. Galena Ave., Brimfield: Logan Conant to Roderick Gilles, $90,000.
418 W. Doubet Court, Peoria: SFR3 080 LLC to Daniel C. Minor Jr., $90,000.
1324 W. Chestnut St., Chillicothe: Associated Bank NA to Windmill Property Management, $92,500.
514 W. Albany Ave., Peoria: Kent H. and Susan A. Clifton to Trent R. Clifton and Stacey M. Dilts, $95,000.
4211 W. Southport Road, Peoria: Rogue Management LLC to JBH Holdings LLC, $105,000.
4703 W. Redbud Drive, Peoria: David and Anna Unes to Anushree D. Solanki and Jose L. Tapia, $113,500.
3911 N. Knoxville Ave., Peoria: Scott and Andrew S. Ridgeway to Brian J. Monge and Joseph Fontana, $125,000.
803 W. Garfield Ave., Bartonville: Grant Knaak to Ronnie J. and Brenda Murray, $125,000.
111 Anna St., Bartonville: Andrew Eberly to Mia Larosa, $139,900.
3508 W. Bonnaire Court, Peoria: Paul Jr. and Linda H. Slopak to J.D. Miller, $140,000.
5210 N. University St., Peoria: Prabhaker K. and Shashikala Bhosale to Rachel R. Martin, $141,000.
317 W. Oakridge Ave., Peoria: Corey J. Best to Bonnie and James Kessel Jr., $145,000.
2108 E. Cornell St., Peoria: Bruesch Properties Ltd. to Logan R. Tartar, $145,500.
1206 N. Glenwood Ave., Peoria: John Reece and Sage Cude to Ameriah Heerman, $158,000.
13405 N. Princeville-Jubilee Road, Princeville: Craig W. and Deanna D. Cooper to August A. Hoffman Jr., $160,000.
2303 W. Westport Road, Peoria: Zachary and Brooke Gloeckler to Hannah Palka, $162,500.
5504 N. Knoxville Ave., Peoria: Polnitz Construction LLC to Sandrine Z. and Xavier C. Scott, $165,000.
7439 W. Lancaster Road, Peoria: Donald J. and Lynn Hahn to Kalidonia Barnett and Kody J. Hassall, $169,000.
1518 W. Teton Drive, Peoria: Paul A. and Jessica Lawrence to Stephen Berlinger and Amy Frederick, $170,000.
2200 W. Jubilee Lane, Dunlap: Karyn M. Cordes to Joshua Carter, $185,000.
6503 N. Post Oak Road, Peoria: Corbett Speciale to McConnell Group LLC, $192,000.
203 N. Garfield St., Trivoli: Ryan V. Lambert to Randell Lynch and Tamara L. Bernius Lynch, $200,000.
More: Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for May 5, 2024
4727 N. Koerner Road, Peoria: Thomas and Jacqueline Reese to Jack Rudd and Nichole Winking, $208,000.
619 W. Mossville Road, Peoria: Timothy N. and Lisa L. Cunningham to David Reid, $222,500.
7507 N. Miramar Drive, Peoria: Brian J. Monge to Keanu and Elana Cruz, $226,000.
9391 W. Darlington Drive, Mapleton: Cynthia A. Miller to Taylor and Kali Huber, $234,900.
7007 W. East Branch Drive, Peoria: Vicki L. Lambie and Vince O. Hagan to Seth and Kristin Hagan, $240,000.
1001 NE Glen Oak Ave., Peoria: Gerardo Desarden to Isaac Elkins and Bailey Beetz, $240,000.
2230 W. Geneva Road, Peoria: Michael A. and Pamela S. Spong and Shawn D. and Stephanie Hayes to Sreeram A. Mahadevan and Keerthi S. Ganapathi, $245,000.
7007 W. Lancaster Road, Peoria: Kelly and Austin Pudik to Marshall Parks, $255,000.
5500 N. Deerfield Court, Peoria: Kent D. and Laura J. Kowalske to Kelsey Adair, $275,000.
1118 W. Burnside Drive, Peoria: Erich M. and Rebecca S. Crismore to Cartus Financial Corporation, $275,000.
1118 W. Burnside Drive, Peoria: Cartus Financial Corporation to Aaron and Kelly Davis, $275,000.
8327 W. Tuscarora Road, Mapleton: Bo and Callie Grandy to Austin and Kelly Pudik, $315,000.
11112 N. Crestpoint Lane, Dunlap: Johnny Ghantous and Elaine Nasr to Corey and Rachel Curtis, $385,000.
7105 N. Hunters Trace, Peoria: Eileen M. Taylor to Justin and Jonae Cheger, $385,000.
22025 N. Maher Road, Princeville: Timothy D. Sr. and Lucinda A. Minder to Jose M. and Brandi Vilchis, $406,000.
5608 N. Prospect Road, Peoria: Jon D. Cecil to Joan and Melody Oelze, $410,000.
5201 N. Ashford Drive, Peoria: Steven E. and Marie D. Bishop to Robert M. and Lisa A. Sollberger, $435,000.
5503 S. Willms Road, Glasford: Daniel J. and Jennifer D. Huls to Bo D. and Callie E. Grandy, $575,000.
TAZEWELL COUNTY
811 S. 10th St., Pekin: Daniel E. Topping Jr. to Duncan Evans, $79,250.
317 Court Drive, Washington: Syndicate Holdings LLC Series 1901 to Shelby D. Long, $80,000.
972 Hanna Drive, Pekin: John W. and Renna D. Hadsall to Chris Willey, $84,900.
1306 Meyers Court, Pekin: Kathleen E. Woodley to Luke Brooks, $94,000.
Parcel Number 05-05-25-200-015, Tazewell County: Amanda L. and Ryan J. Zimmerman to Carrie Garcia Auen, $100,530.
1120 Summer St., Pekin: Tonia L. Gianessi to Patricia Riley, $113,500.
508 Harbberts St., South Pekin: Karen Wood to Maddox R. Arjes, $120,000.
506 Joliet Road, Marquette Heights: Joshua A. Phillips to Kayla B. Conklin, $121,000.
155 Jay St., East Peoria: Rebecca L. Wuthrich to Matthew T. and Michaelle M. Dravis, $125,000.
1011 St. Julian St., Pekin: Norman Properties LLC to Jacob R. Rudd, $132,500.
118 Dawn Terrace, Washington: David A. Hilton, Cathy Hilton Jefries and Vicki L. McClintick to Mya O. Brooks and Zachary J. Vollmer, $134,000.
209 Mary St., Washington: Jennifer M. and William H.T. Walker to Theresa M. Ewers, $140,000.
1107 S. 18th St., Pekin: Micah Bouillon to Krieg Burrell, $150,000.
206 S. East St., Tremont: Samantha R. Petrea to Rustin M. and Sharon K. Schmidgall, $155,000.
606 W. Third St., Delavan: Jennifer L. Michael to Nathan W. and Reka J.J. Brooks, $160,000.
13073 Decar St., Manito: David and Molly Redfern to Jacob Binegar and Sarah Muzzarelli, $174,900.
117 Wingate Drive, Tremont: Eunice Beutel to Jackson D. and Shirley K. Jones, $185,000.
505 Oriole Drive, Washington: Adrian J. III and Kaitlyn C. Gazelle to Ashley Streitmatter, $187,000.
1327 Executive Court, Pekin: Von Bun Inc. to O’Rourke Enterprises LLC, $200,000.
More: Real estate sales in Peoria County for April 28, 2024
406 Lakeside Ave., Pekin: Anna M. Simpson to William H. Givens II, $204,500.
1009 Knollcrest Drive, Washington: Lydia and Travis Hasten to Ashley and Jordan Blain, $235,000.
14778 Uhlman Road, Tremont: Esther Glueck to Herman and Joan M. Glueck, $250,000.
905 Brighton Ave., Mackinaw: Christine and David Davila to John Jones and Stephanie M. Kentzel, $259,900.
560 Roberts St., Creve Coeur: Tiffany A. Feger and Kristopher M. Weiss to Tommy Woods, $262,000.
114 Ironwood Drive, Pekin: Maxine R. and Robert J. Oliverius to Cheryl Leasure, $265,000.
1513 S. Missouri Ave., Morton: Broghan and Clara Orgas to Casey A. and Krystin Carey, $290,000.
328 Stonewood Drive, East Peoria: Jonae and Justin Cheger to Donald and Lynn Hahn, $292,000.
1938 Colt Drive, Washington: Pavan Venigella to Alexandra and Zachary Bernitt, $300,000.
4579 Townhall Road, Hopedale: Jobie R. and Toni L. Ledford to Benson A. and Sophia Rabe, $310,000.
300 Pocono Ave., Morton: Kyle J. and Kristin R. Sheets to Lauren M. and Michael A. Gernant, $342,500.
1 Eagle Point Court, Groveland: Thomas N. Chambers Jr. to Elaina and Michael Thorson, $350,000.
123 Barrington Place, Morton: Mary A. Witzig to Bonne LLC, $350,000.
203 Grandyle Drive, Washington: Teresa L. Dudis to Jenna D. and Caleb Z. Liegey, $350,000.
Parcel Number 06-06-27-400-002, Tazewell County: Dianne L. Weer to Michael E. Yordy, $350,160.
1425 California Road, Pekin: Helen J. Strode to Carla M. and Thomas Edwards Jr., $355,000.
816 Anne St., Washington: Alex C. and Beth K. Edwards to James A. and Julie A. Lockhart, $370,000.
116 Windsong Drive, Washington: Kenneth L. and Lois A. Martin to Claire and Simeon Wooten, $390,000.
2418 Lakeshore Drive, Pekin: Ficus Tree Partners Pekin LLC to All About J and K Properties 2418 Lakeshore Drive Series, $399,800.
22021 Allentown Road, Tremont: Maxwell D. and Tressa Schneider to Jeffrey A. and Jennifer Moore, $405,000.
317 York Ave., Morton: Leah and Michael Ranta to Micaylan McDonald and Jason Ochoa, $428,000.
9 Wisteria Way, Washington: Brooke and Kyle D. Wisher to Alex C. and Beth K. Edwards, $505,000.
500 Franklin St., Tremont: Dianne L. Weer to Holly and Michael E. Yordy II, $573,750.
1000 Edgewater Drive, Pekin: Ficus Tree Partners Pekin LLC to All About J and K Properties LLC, $599,700.
WOODFORD COUNTY
1198 Clark St., Lowpoint: Alison J. Borrego to Joseph R. and Whitney N. Skelton, $87,500.
107 S. Main St., Eureka: Marjorie A. Ulrich to MT Wiegand LLC, $100,000.
105 E. Reagan Drive, Eureka: Jacob Anderson to Jessica N. Loos, $143,000.
1336 Lakeview Ave., East Peoria: Tyler White to Gloria L. Bustamante, $148,000.
603 Bittersweet Ave., Germantown Hills: Michael E. and Tomoko Busha to Jerry W. and Deborah D. Miller, $267,000.
758 Seven Hills Road, Metamora: M4 Properties LLC to Adrian J. and Katilyn C. Gazelle, $289,000.
376 Riverview Bluffs, Metamora: James T. and Paula J. Tuckwell to Beau D. and Caroline Beidscheid, $290,000.
701 Devon Drive, Metamora: Bart E. III and Tanya R. Hollingsworth to Stephen G. and April L. Nauman, $344,000.
535 Fairway, El Paso: Lyle F. and Tamara W. Koons to Amy G. Zitkus and Thomas E. Wheeler, $420,000.
1383 N. Fandel Road, Metamora: John L. and Elizabeth K.L. Brimeyer to Raymond D. and Michelle Stark, $510,000.
Illinois
PPP Loan Scandal Busts Joliet Woman Working For Illinois Department Of Corrections: AG Kwame Raoul Reveals
JOLIET, IL —Attorney General Kwame Raoul issued a press release on Monday is alleging a Will County woman fraudulently received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan for more than $20,000 while employed by the Illinois Department of Corrections.
The Attorney General’s office charged Jamilah Franklin, 48, of Joliet, with one count of loan fraud of more than $10,000, a Class 2 felony punishable by up to seven years in prison; and three counts of forgery, Class 3 felonies punishable by up to five years in prison. Sentences are ultimately determined by the court. Franklin’s first court appearance is June 18.
“Federal assistance programs served as a lifeline for small businesses and unemployed Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it is unacceptable that government employees would abuse that vital support,” Raoul said. “I will continue to collaborate with other agencies to hold public workers accountable for abusing these programs.”
Attorney General Raoul’s office alleges Franklin was employed by the DOC as a lieutenant when she fraudulently applied for a PPP loan from the U.S. Small Business Administration by falsely claiming she owned a business. According to Raoul’s office, Franklin received $20,516 in 2021 as a result.
The Attorney General’s office is prosecuting this case based on a referral by the Office of Executive Inspector General and following an investigation by the Illinois State Police Division of Internal Investigation.
“The Illinois State Police pursues any state employee committing criminal behavior and will continue to work with Attorney General Raoul’s office to hold employees accountable and ensure justice,” said ISP Director Brendan F. Kelly.
Raoul’s office has prosecuted dozens of individuals for PPP loan fraud and referred other investigations to the appropriate state’s attorneys for further evaluation.
Deputy Chief Jonas Harger is prosecuting the case for Raoul’s Public Integrity Bureau.
Illinois
Thousands of birds could migrate over the Chicago area this week, and here’s how to protect them
Thousands upon thousands of birds are expected to cross over Illinois as part of their spring migrations in coming days.
Thursday night saw the highest migration totals of the season so far, but researchers at Cornell believe that Sunday and Monday nights could see even more avian traffic in the skies over the Chicago area, with hundreds of thousands of birds expected to traverse the area.
According to estimates from Birdcast, Sunday night and into Monday morning there could be “medium” activity for migrating birds, with thousands of birds per kilometer flying over the area.
Even more birds are expected to take flight Monday night and into Tuesday morning thanks to favorable weather conditions, with a “high” number of birds expected to take to the skies over the Chicago area.
According to estimates, up to 383 million birds could be in flight over the central United States during the peak of the migration overnight.
On Thursday night the Chicago area experienced its busiest night of the spring migration season so far, with more than 367,000 birds having been estimated to have passed over Cook County alone.
In all, more than 23,000,000 birds are believed to have crossed the state of Illinois so far during the spring migration.
Among the primary birds expected to be flying through the area are American Redstarts, Magnolia Warblers, Baltimore Orioles and Indigo Buntings, according to researchers at the CornellLab.
As millions of birds continue visiting the Chicago area, here are some steps that residents can take to keep them safe.
When do birds typically migrate?
Peak migration for birds over the state of Illinois occurs in mid-to-late May, with hundreds of different species heading north for the summer breeding season.
Those migration flights for songbirds and other species typically take place in the overnight hours. According to experts, birds typically take flight 30-to-45 minutes after sunset, with the greatest number of birds in flight typically seen approximately two-to-three hours later.
When should residents turn lights off?
One of the best ways to help protect birds is to turn off lights during peak migration times.
According to Birdcast, the best time to turn off or dim exterior lights and interior lights is between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., when most birds are active.
Bright lights can disorient and attract birds, making them vulnerable to collisions and to predators on the ground, according to the website.
Hundreds of millions of birds are killed each year in collisions with buildings, and residents and businesses are being asked to do their part to keep the creatures safe.
In addition to turning off unneeded exterior lights, residents and businesses are also asked to dim or turn off lights in lobbies, and to draw blinds to help keep light from escaping through windows.
Finally, exterior lights should be aimed downward and be well-shielded so that birds aren’t attracted to them.
Are there other steps?
Another key step in protecting birds is to bring pet cats inside during overnight hours.
According to the American Bird Conservancy, cats kill an estimated 2.4 billion birds in the United States every year, and during migration season those impacts can be even more devastating, as exhausted birds typically seek refuge in plants and trees to rest on their journeys, making them vulnerable to attack.
Since cats like to hunt at night, active migrating birds can be a target, leading to experts asking residents to keep animals inside when possible.
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