Stacy Peterson candlelight vigil set for Saturday

Here’s the latest from the Bolingbrook Reporter’s Web site at mysuburbanlife.com:

Volunteers are scheduled to continue the search for Stacy Peterson on Saturday morning, then participate in a candlelight vigil on the cul-de-sac outside the home of Drew and Stacy Peterson beginning at 4 p.m., according to Pam Bosco, spokeswoman for the Stacy Peterson family.

Intensive searches conducted independently by the Illinois State Police and volunteers have proven unsuccessful.

Peterson won’t be charged with wrongdoing while a cop

Published Tuesday afternoon on mysuburbanlife.com:

Potential criminal charges against former Bolingbrook police officer Drew Peterson stemming from a recent Bolingbrook Police Department internal investigation are unlikely, the Will County State’s Attorney said Tuesday.

Peterson search continues in four area townships

Here’s the latest from the Bolingbrook Reporter Newspaper’s Web site at www.mysuburbanlife.com as of Tuesday afternoon:

llinois State Police officials aren’t saying why their search for Stacy Peterson is now focused on waterways, but the search continues throughout three counties in the western suburbs.

Police want public’s help with Peterson case; FBI now involved in investigation *with video*

The search for Stacy Peterson resumed Saturday morning as volunteers looked for signs of the missing Bolingbrook mother at the Hidden Lakes Historic Trout Farm in Bolingbrook, among other places.

Drew Peterson to collect pension *with video*

Here’s the latest from Tuesday night’s Bolingbrook Fire and Police Board meeting. The Board officially accepted Drew Peterson’s resignation, meaning Peterson is entitled to his $72,000 a year pension.

Peterson’s former boss, Bolingbrook Police Chief Ray McGury, also lashed out Tuesday night saying: “In my mind he has brought shame to this department.”

Welcome to the Peterson blog

The search for Bolingbrook resident Stacy Peterson has entered its fourth week now with no signs of the missing 23-year-old mother of two.

When Peterson was first reported missing on Oct. 28, the Bolingbrook Reporter Newspaper was one of the first media outlets to report her disappearance. The paper was also one of the first to report that Stacy’s car was at Clow airport during the early hours of the story. The Reporter has been covering the story at every twist and turn and will continue to bring you the latest.

The reason we have started this blog is to let you know what we know when we know it and to listen to you. We welcome an open forum to discuss the issues surrounding Stacy’s disappearance and all the other facets–and there’s many of them–that are surrounding this bizarre case.

Here’s the latest news from Monday:

• The search for Stacy has been called off until after Thursday

• Drew Peterson appeared on “The Today Show” for the second time, this time flanked by his new lawyer.

• The Bolingbrook Fire and Police Board will meet at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 20, to discuss Drew Peterson’s resignation and review charges being forwarded by the police department related to his employment history with the department.

• Dr. Larry Blum of the Will County Coroner’s Office is expected to render his opinion on the case once all the facts surrounding the case — including a review of case photographs, toxicology, investigative reports, radiologic evidence and microscopic examination of tissues — have been reviewed. A coroner’s office release said that “may take several weeks” to complete.

As always, you can find the latest developments on the Reporter’s Web site at www.mysuburbanlife.com/bolingbrook/peterson. If you have any information on Stacy’s whereabouts, please visit www.findstacypeterson.com.