School District #5 which serves the Livingston County portion of Streator, serves one high school, Woodland High School, and one combination elementary/junior high school, Junior High and Elementary School. Streator has one parochial elementary school, St. Anthony's Catholic School, now known as St. Michael the Archangel. Nearby Illinois Valley Community College is located in Oglesby, Illinois. The Carnegie Foundation funded the Streator Public Library, which opened in 1903. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996. Infrastructure Health care St. Mary's Hospital provides medical service to the Streator region. It is an affiliate of the Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS). Advanced Medical Transport of Central Illinois, headquartered in Peoria has a satellite office in Streator and provides paramedic advanced life support. Lifeflight from St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria, Illinois, and MedForce from Colona, Illinois, provide aeromedical transportation for more advanced care from St. Mary's Hospital. In January 2010, St. Mary's Hospital announced the addition of SAINTS Flight 2, a helicopter transport service, the first to be dedicated to the Illinois Valley. SAINTS Flight 2 is owned and operated by Air Methods and bases its helicopter on the helipad at St. Mary's Hospital. On October 1, 2010, Air Methods announced it would be ceasing SAINTS Flight 2 due to an insufficient flight volume to sustain operations. Transportation Streator is served by Illinois State Routes 23 and 18, which intersect in downtown. Streator is isolated in that it is located at least a 15-minute drive from the nearest US interstate highway. Rail service is provided by Norfolk Southern Railway, BNSF Railway and the Illinois Railway. The city of Streator does not provide a mass transit system. Amtrak and AT&SF previously served Streator at Streator Station. Notable people Burt Baskin, who co-established the Baskin-Robbins chain of ice cream parlors with Irv Robbins, was born in Streator in 1913. Kevin Chalfant, lead singer of The Storm and former live performance member of Journey. Mary Lee Robb Cline, actress, known as Marjorie in the radio program The Great Gildersleeve Phillipe Cunningham, Minneapolis City Council Member, one of the first openly transgender men to be elected to public office in the United States. He was born in Streator and lived there until the age of 18. "Mad Sam" DeStefano, infamous Chicago Outfit gangster, was born in Streator Doug Dieken, an offensive tackle who played 14 seasons in the National Football League with