Tinley Park journalist Jon Bigness publishes Ultrafrog novel featuring superhero frog battling vampire squirrel and zombie chickens on Planet Schnark
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Palos Hospital steps up care for older adults
Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital’s GEDI program provides specialized emergency care and follow-up support to help seniors remain safe at home.
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Andrew students earn national honors in German exam
Eleven Victor J. Andrew students earned national honors after excelling on the National German Exam and showcasing impressive language skills.
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Children’s Museum launches weekly Queen of Hearts excitement
Oak Lawn’s Children’s Museum launched a Queen of Hearts raffle fundraiser supporting exhibits, programs and play-based learning opportunities.
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Dave Ritter takes command of Palos Heights Fire Protection District
Dave Ritter became fire chief of Palos Heights Fire Protection District after 27 years with the department, promoted from within for his deep community ties and leadership.
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Enchanted Forest Prom brings magic and memories to Evergreen Park seniors
Evergreen Park seniors enjoyed an enchanted forest themed adult prom featuring music, dancing, food, and nostalgic community celebration.
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Oak Lawn Restaurant Week serves up summer flavor across town
Oak Lawn Restaurant Week returns June 3-14 with local dining specials, summer fun and dozens of participating restaurants villagewide.
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Marist students pitch million dollar ideas
Marist students unveiled innovative business ideas during IDEA Pitch Night, with ClearPath winning $10,000 for its headlight glare solution.
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Palos Heights police need your vote to win big scholarship
Palos Heights Police Department seeks community votes to win a leadership scholarship for advanced Northwestern University police training.
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Palos Park exhibit turns student talent into award winning art
More than 40 student artists were featured at McCord Gallery’s juried exhibit, with awards announced and works on display.