The Palos Heights City Council took the first steps on July 21 to begin improvements to the city pool.
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Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dancing to move to Palos Heights
The city of Palos Heights cleared the way for an award-winning business to come into the city at its Sept. 15 city council meeting. The Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dance, which currently calls Worth home, is planning to relocate to Palos Heights in the former Redemption Vault space on Harlem Avenue. The storefront, 12343 […]
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Palos Heights approves Lake Katherine upgrades
The Palos Heights City Council approved over $50,000 in renovations to the buildings at Lake Katherine Nature Center at its Sept. 1 meeting.
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Palos Heights approves bike path to Metra station
Palos Heights Metra passengers may soon have an easier way to reach the station by foot or by bicycle.
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Palos Heights will try again on rained out concerts, to hold 9/11 remembrance
Palos Heights will hold a remembrance ceremony for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at city hall on Friday, September 11 at 7:30 a.m.
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Jenny Bednarz wins Palos Heights classic car show raffle
The winners of the Palos Heights Classic Car Show raffles were announced at last week’s City Council meeting, though they were not in attendance.
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Palos Heights alderman Basso won’t seek reelection
Palos Heights Alderman Robert Basso announced last week at the city council meeting he will not be seeking reelection.
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Palos Heights construction update says 127th Street bridge work will last into next year
Alderman Michael McGrogan reported that the city had received a report that the 127th Street bridge over the Cal-Sag channel in Crestwood between Route 83 and Cicero Avenue has had its construction period extended for at least another year.
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Palos Heights approves improvements for city pool
The Palos Heights City Council took the first steps on July 21 to begin improvements to the city pool.
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2 Palos Heights businesses making their move
Two established businesses within the community are relocating on Harlem Avenue in order to expand into larger spaces.