Rev. William T. O’Mara, a retired priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago who served as pastor of St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in Orland Hills for more than four decades, died Wednesday, May 27. He was 94.
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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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Manhattan formally opposes BUILD Act
The Village of Manhattan approved a resolution supporting the Illinois Municipal League and the preservation of a Municipal Housing Authority, in effect opposing the BUILD Act.
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Mary Ann Cartwright, 93
Mary Ann Cartwright, a Chicago native who overcame early hardship to become a nurse, beloved baker and devoted volunteer at Gottlieb Hospital, died April 29, 2026. She was 93.
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New show is more than just horsing around
There’s a new show in town, and it’s all about horses and kids.
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Monee to continue aid for Historical Society
The Monee Historical Society will get the village donation it has been pleading for, but the residential property tax rebate is on hiatus, at least for now.
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Speed, smiles and school spirit at St. Germaine’s Germazing Race
Runners and families gathered in Oak Lawn for the 15th annual Germazing Race, featuring a 5K, awards and kids obstacle fun.
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Local Vendors shine at Shepard Arts Crafts And Vendors Fair
More than 100 vendors and eager shoppers filled Shepard High School for a lively spring show supporting the band program.
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Palos Heights Police Department Swaps Badges for Swimsuits in Polar Plunge
Palos Heights Police Department joined community members March 28 in a polar plunge that raised more than $5,000 for Special Olympics.
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Grant Park mayor questions police car purchase
Grant Park’s Mayor Ben Detloff called a special meeting on March 9 to question the police committee about the purchase of a police vehicle, which was approved at the last board meeting.