Worth has always been referred to as the “Friendly Village” but residents can add Fish Fry Fridays during the Lenten season.
Author Archives: Joe Boyle
Oak Lawn police make graffiti arrests
Oak Lawn police made arrests after being contacted about graffiti that occurred at the Metra Railway Patriot Station and other locations.
Burke says Evergreen Park welcomes new economic development
Evergreen Park Mayor Kelly Burke said that new economic development is the key for a promising future, along with village services and activities.
Worth approves a new payroll system for village employees
After some lengthy debate, a new payroll system has been approved for the employees of the Village of Worth.
Hickory Hills, Palos Hills police chiefs want to hear from public
Palos Hills Police Chief Jeff Cucio (left) and Hickory Hills Police Chief Adam Gulczynski provide an update on the status of their two cities during the Hills Chamber of Commerce Police Luncheon held Feb. 11 at the Hickory Hills Country Club. (Photo by Joe Boyle)
South Side Irish parade to mark 9-11 anniversary
An organization noted for aiding first responders will serve as the grand marshal for the 48th annual South Side Irish St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 15.
Evergreen Park rejects drug addict treatment center
The Evergreen Park Village Board of Trustees voted down a petition to operate a treatment center for patients dealing with drug addiction.
Veteran Worth trustee decides to retire
The Worth Village Board marked the new year with appreciation for Trustee Pete Kats, who is retiring after nearly 20 years of public service.
Evergreen Park names Missey as Employee of the Year
Mayor Kelly Burke presented a plaque to IT technician Bryan Missey for being selected as “Employee of the Year” at the Evergreen Park Village Board meeting Monday night. Burke also presented a gift card to Missey for a local business. (Photo by Joe Boyle)
Evergreen Park begins new year by approving four new businesses
Evergreen Park rings in the new year with the addition of four businesses that received village approval Monday night.
