Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website The Curley Funeral Home is a fourth generation family owned and operated facility We are here to assist you when a loved one dies at any time As a family owned business we take pride in personally helping each and every family during this difficult time From the moment you contact Curley Funeral Home a caring and dedicated staff member will assist you with all the details of funeral arranging Since 1897 the Curley Funeral Home has served many communities in the Chicago area We pride ourselves in offering the highest level of professionalism honesty and compassion with every family we help.  Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Paul Leslie Alheim, 76, of Westerville, Ohio, passed away on October 31, 2023, at St. Ann’s Hospital. He was surrounded by his family. Born on February 6, 1947, in Schenectady, NY, Paul was a loving husband, father, and grandfather (Papa).... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Paul Leslie Alheim created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne Milan Police Officers Justin Alheim and Nicolas Candelaria stand next to the new traffic sign in the Village of Milan This new piece of technology is expected to slow traffic in areas where speeders are reported and frequent By combining their on-the-ground efforts with tech Milan Police Department is finding ways to keep the community safe and secure – Milan Police Chief Carl Ustupski is leading a push to modernize traffic enforcement in the village with the introduction of advanced speed monitoring technology The department recently acquired speed-tracking devices designed to curb reckless driving and to better allocate law enforcement resources based on data-driven reports “We’ve been getting a lot of complaints about speeding on Highway 122 especially during school hours when parents are dropping their kids off,” Chief Ustupski said we needed a way to increase enforcement without physically being there at all times.” not only display a driver’s speed but also capture photos of vehicles exceeding the speed limit allowing officers to identify repeat offenders and deploy resources more efficiently “If we see a pattern—like 15 or 20 people speeding 60 miles an hour in a 30-mph zone every Friday night—we can focus our efforts on that location during those peak times,” Ustupski explained “It’s about using our officers where they’re needed most.” Ustupski emphasized that the primary goal of the program is education and prevention “This isn’t about ticketing people or trying to catch anyone off guard,” Ustupski said “We want to slow people down and prevent accidents before they happen If someone keeps showing up in reports as a repeat offender then we’ll have to take action— but the first step is always to educate.” A similar approach was taken when the department installed Flock cameras which scan license plates for stolen vehicles or missing persons but do not track individual drivers Ustupski reassured the public that these speed monitors function in a similar way We’re just identifying problem areas and working to make the roads safer.” Milan currently has one of the speedmonitoring devices installed with plans to install at least one more and rotate them based on complaints and data trends “The only ongoing cost is data storage and generating reports The initiative also ties into a broader modernization effort for Milan’s police force which has focused on leveraging technology to improve public safety “There was some initial pushback when we installed the Flock cameras but they’ve been invaluable in solving crimes and preventing incidents,” Ustupski noted “This is just another tool to help us protect the community.” While the initial focus is on school zones and high-traffic areas like Route 66 the department is open to input from residents about where speed concerns exist “If people in the community are noticing a lot of speeding on their street “We can relocate the devices and gather data to determine if there’s an issue.” “This is exactly the kind of situation where the technology shines,” Ustupski said “Rather than guessing whether speeding has increased The chief also shared insight into other emerging traffic enforcement technologies including systems that detect erratic driving behavior to identify potential drunk drivers “The technology is evolving quickly,” Ustupski said it’s about keeping people safe—not about watching or controlling them.” With the first speed monitors already in place the Milan Police Department expects to see an immediate impact on driver behavior “We’re not here to make anyone’s life difficult,” Ustupski said “We just want to make sure no one gets hurt because of reckless driving the department will continue monitoring results and adjusting its approach based on the data “If the numbers show that certain areas are still high-risk we’ll increase enforcement,” Ustupski said “If they show that people are slowing down then the technology is doing exactly what we hoped it would.” tallest free-standing mountain in the worldByABC7 Chicago Digital Team Wednesday which is also the tallest "free-standing mountain" in the world.LYONS (WLS) -- A Lyons man who successfully climbed the tallest mountain in Africa is being recognized Lyons Village Mayor Chris Getty hosted a reception for Stephan Alheim in honor of the amazing feat which is known as the tallest "free-standing mountain" in the world He is one of 10 adventurers who reached the peak of the 19,341-foot tall inactive volcano located in Tanzania Alheim said he decided to scale the mountain after his father passed away in 2015 He said his father's passing made him realize that life is short and you need to do what you love Plan your visit and work out all the details for your trip to Cooperstown The Museum Discover one-of-a-kind artifacts and get lost in 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19th Valheim has been out in early access for a few weeks now it’s shaping up to be an excellent game The masses have been taken with it like very few other games have managed out the gate in recent years and the hope is that developer Iron Gate will build on this excellent foundation to consistently deliver more compelling content for people to engage with Valheim is going to remain in early access for a while we’ll see many significant improvements and additions being made to the game in this period we’ll be talking about some of the most crucial ones we’re hoping to see that we think will potentially turn this into one of the best survival games out there Given how much of an emphasis Valheim puts on co-op and multiplayer gameplay it’s pretty safe to assume that Iron Gate are going to be working on stuff that improves upon those elements even further One particular way they can do that is by giving players the ability to connect multiple servers together Having multiple groups of 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