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Palos Park police teach lifesaving Skills
Palos Park police taught residents bleeding control and emergency response skills, including the ABCs of bleeding, during a hands-on safety class.
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Cutting-edge technology redefines SXU anatomy education
Saint Xavier University’s Anatomage Table immerses students in 3D human anatomy using real cadaveric data, advanced visualization, and physiological simulation.
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Big hearts brave cold for Dennis
Hundreds braved cold rain for the eighth annual Dash for Den in Palos Park, honoring Dennis Raber and supporting addiction recovery.
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Exploring Chicago’s art beyond the classroom
Saint Xavier University students take learning beyond the classroom, exploring Chicago’s art scene from the Fine Arts Building to Yoko Ono’s MCA exhibit.
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Spooky Shuffle brings runners to the Trails of Palos Park
More than 100 runners enjoyed Palos Park’s scenic trails during the Spooky Shuffle, celebrating fitness, community spirit and fall fun.
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Slick City brings high-speed fun to Orland Park
Slick City Orland Park celebrated its grand opening with slides, games, and community excitement as the 22nd Illinois location of the franchise.
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Grace Point Place residents enjoy heartwarming stable visit
Grace Point Place residents shared laughter and comfort while bonding with horses, goats and chickens during a heartwarming visit to Memory Lane Stables.
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Mother-daughter duo brings ‘She CAN!’ to life
Erin Stevenson’s new book She CAN! empowers girls and women through creativity, confidence, and collaboration with her daughter Leslie.
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Palos Heights Woman’s Club hosts blood drive
Palos Heights Woman’s Club hosted a blood drive Wednesday, drawing local donors eager to support hospitals and save lives.