David L. Weeks

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  www.elburnherald.com/mp05/mp38.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/10/2005    Last Visited: 12/9/2005  

  Weeks pleads guilty
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  ,The former owner of D.J.'s Tavern in Maple Park, David Weeks of Yorkville, failed to appear for court Oct. 25, which resulted in a bench warrant for his arrest.
  
  ,Weeks appeared in court the following Friday and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to keep a gambling place, which is a Class 3 felony.
  
  ,Weeks, who was originally charged with three felonies--conspiracy to commit gambling, conspiracy to commit keeping a gambling place and syndicated gambling--faces 30 months probation, plus two fines equaling $25,000.

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  Published on: 6/30/2005    Last Visited: 7/8/2005  

  D.J.'s owner, David Weeks of Yorkville, was arrested at his home later that day.

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  www.elburnherald.com/mp/mp172.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/3/2004    Last Visited: 6/5/2004  

  DJ's Tavern owner David Weeks of Yorkville was arrested and taken into custody at his Yorkville home later that day, where police seized $55,000 from his home.At the tavern, police seized $2,000 from the slot machines, in addition to an undisclosed figure.
  
  Delaney, Weeks, Faber and the bartenders were all taken into custody and charged in the Kane County Circuit Court with one count of Conspiracy to Commit Gambling, a Class 3 felony punishable by a maximum of two to five years in prison.
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  Each bartender paid ten percent of their $5,000 bond, Faber and Delaney posted a ten-percent payment on a $10,000 bond, and Weeks posted a ten-percent payment on a $50,000 bond.

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  www.elburnherald.com/mp05/mp16.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/21/2005    Last Visited: 8/5/2005  

  These include former Village President Mark Delaney, D.J.'s owner David Weeks, D.J.'s manager Mike Faber, and bar employees Amy Davies, Susan Duewel and Keith Nickels.

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  Published on: 3/17/2005    Last Visited: 4/6/2005  

  ,Others charged in the gambling raid included DJ Tavern owner David Weeks of Yorkville, DJ Tavern's manager Mike Faber of Cortland and nine bartenders, including Kelly Ferdinand of Maple Park, Amy Davies of Cortland, Susan Duewel of Maple Park, Keith Nickels of Maple Park, Reed Overhaug of Maple Park, Mary Richardson of Maple Park, Jennifer Roelfsema of Maple Park, Hope Baker of DeKalb and Sheila Bode of St. Charles.

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  Published on: 6/10/2004    Last Visited: 6/12/2004  

  Those four are in addition to the original nine arrested during the raid: Delaney, DJ's Tavern owner David Weeks of Yorkville, manager Mike Faber of Sycamore, bartender Amy Davies of Cortland, bartender Susan Duewel of Maple Park, bartender Kelly Ferdinand of Maple Park, bartender Keith Nickels of Maple Park, bartender Reed Overhaug of Maple Park and bartender Mary Richardson of Maple Park.
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  Weeks and Faber were each additionally charged with one count of Syndicated Gambling, a Class 3 felony.

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  www.herald.elburn.com/elboard/el69.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/7/1999    Last Visited: 4/4/2002  

  This is the conclusion made recently by Dave Weeks, owner of D.J.'s Tavern in Elburn.
  
  He had hoped to open a second restaurant and bar, Poor Boys, in the commercial building being built on Route 47 just south of McDonald's.However, promises from the developer of a September 1 occupancy never materialized, and even the December 1 deadline stipulated on the lease was not honored, according to Weeks.
  
  Firmly believing his new business would be well-established by mid-December, Weeks says he had booked two Christmas parties and one New Year's party for Poor Boys.He even began training new employees.
  
  Instead, the new equipment remains in storage, the new employees have been dismissed and the parties cancelled.
  
  "I would have never signed (the lease) eight months ago if I thought the building wouldn't be open by December 1," says Weeks.
  
  With the holiday season gone, and with it the promise of holiday profits, Weeks said he is taking his new business to a different location, possibly outside of Elburn.
  
  Though Elburn may be minus one Poor Boys, the commercial site at Route 47 doesn't expect to be minus a business.

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  www.elburnherald.com/elboard/el69.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/7/1999    Last Visited: 2/28/2002  

  This is the conclusion made recently by Dave Weeks, owner of D.J.'s Tavern in Elburn.
  
  He had hoped to open a second restaurant and bar, Poor Boys, in the commercial building being built on Route 47 just south of McDonald's.However, promises from the developer of a September 1 occupancy never materialized, and even the December 1 deadline stipulated on the lease was not honored, according to Weeks.
  
  Firmly believing his new business would be well-established by mid-December, Weeks says he had booked two Christmas parties and one New Year's party for Poor Boys.He even began training new employees.
  
  Instead, the new equipment remains in storage, the new employees have been dismissed and the parties cancelled.
  
  "I would have never signed (the lease) eight months ago if I thought the building wouldn't be open by December 1," says Weeks.
  
  With the holiday season gone, and with it the promise of holiday profits, Weeks said he is taking his new business to a different location, possibly outside of Elburn.
  
  Though Elburn may be minus one Poor Boys, the commercial site at Route 47 doesn't expect to be minus a business.

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  Published on: 4/12/2007    Last Visited: 4/12/2007  

  Elburn Herald - Bartender Nickels to be last prosecuted in January by Eric W. Walter Former Maple Park Village President Mark Delaney pleaded ... DJ's owner David Weeks, of Yorkville, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to operate a place of gambling, syndicated gambling and ...

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  Published on: 9/12/2005    Last Visited: 12/1/2007  

  High School special needs students and clients of the Carroll County Training Center are invited to dance and be entertained by DJ David Weeks at the W.P.A. Center.

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