Beatles fans of all ages gathered at Garfield Ridge Library for a morning of music, memorabilia and trivia celebrating the Fab Four.
Author Archives: Nuha Abdessalam
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Hostage call in Palos Heights was a scam, police say
Palos Heights police responded to a hostage report, only to find it was a financial scam using caller ID spoofing, officials said.
Posted inRegional New News
Feeling off this winter? It might be more than the blues
Seasonal depression isn’t just the winter blues. It’s real, it’s serious, and recognizing the signs early can make all the difference.
Posted inRegional New News
Key focuses on stalled projects in bid for Palos Heights mayor
Jeff Key says Palos Heights needs fresh leadership, promising better communication and solutions to unresolved projects in his mayoral bid.
Posted inReporter New News
Proposed risk audit sparks fiery Chicago Ridge meeting
Chicago Ridge Village Board approves $500,000 sewer project and memorial street after tense debate over timing of a proposed risk audit.
Posted inRegional New News
Chicago Ridge officers cited for ending violent crime spree
Chicago Ridge honored three police officers for their role in stopping an armed carjacker who kidnapped a woman in Palos Park and stole multiple vehicles.
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Palos Heights mulls plow upgrades to help seniors with snow clearing
Palos Heights council tackles scams, celebrates budget surplus, and picks a student-designed gazebo sticker for 2025-26. Next meeting: March 4.
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Groundskeeper accused of stealing $4,000 from Oak Hills Country Club
Palos Heights police charged an Oak Hills groundskeeper with felony theft by deception after $4,000 in unauthorized e-gift card purchases.
Posted inRegional New News
Arab American voices take center stage at candidates’ forum
Arab American leaders, candidates, and advocates gathered in Bridgeview, demanding respect, unity, and political representation at AADC’s 40th annual forum.
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Hickory Hills council approves infrastructure projects, local business permits
Hickory Hills honored Police Chief Jason Bray’s 27 years of service while tackling infrastructure, business approvals, and environmental initiatives at Monday’s meeting.