The debate over two proposed municipal parking lots on 71st Court resurfaced at the Dec. 2 Palos Heights City Council meeting.
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The tree lit up, and so did Palos Hills
After 10 seconds of counting and then cheering and clapping, Town Square Park lit up Palos Hills on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. sharp.
Santa trades the sleigh for a bus in Palos Hills’ new door-to-door visits
On Dec. 6, Santa joined Kristin Violante and Sophia Alfaro for the first weekend of door-to-door Santa visits in Palos Hills.
Bedford Park Police Training Center and restaurant underway
Bedford Park officials broke ground Nov. 20 on a new Police Training and Municipal Building that will also include a Cracked Egg restaurant on the first floor.
Bright start to the season in Hickory Hills
The switch flipped, the lights came on and Hickory Hills stepped straight into the holiday season on Nov. 25.
Oak Lawn therapist says neighbors in ‘survivor mode’
“People are in survival mode,” said Grace Alleman, a licensed clinical psychotherapist who operates her private practice out of Pilgrim Faith Church in Oak Lawn.
Brookfield VFW gives Navy recruits a Thanksgiving break
More than 30 Navy recruits from Naval Station Great Lakes arrived Thanksgiving morning at Joshua Harris VFW Post 2868 in Brookfield.
Strong start for Worth Township’s Christmas Care
Worth Township is taking applications for its annual Christmas Care Program for needy families and welcomes donations.
Original Pancake House opens new Orland Park home
The Original Pancake House is open again in Orland Park, and the Dutch Baby is back on the table ready for customers to enjoy.
Palos West second-grade teacher replaced after incident with student
Palos Community Consolidated School District 118 has not explained why PalosWest second-grade teacher Jennifer Tiernan is being replaced.
