Don Javi Taco Grill is moving into 5621 S. La Grange Road. That’s the former home of The Halal Guys, which offered Middle East cuisine.
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Toast & Butter Cafe serves comfort food with a creative kick
Toast and Butter Cafe charms Palos Hills with creative comfort food, flavored lemonades, breakfast toasts, blended coffees and owner Jose Figueroa’s fresh culinary style.
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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.
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Burbank gives out 400 turkeys for Thanksgiving
A coalition of elected officials, businesses and community orgnizations came together to distribute 400 turkeys to Burbank families for Thanksgiving.
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Tow truck operators share Christmas spirit with annual toy drive at SeatGeek Stadium
Early Sunday morning, more than 100 tow trucks arrived at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview carrying toys for tots.
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Anita Cummings retiring after 40 years leading United Business Association of Midway
After 40 years at the helm, Anita Cummings is retiring from her leadership role in the United Business Association of Midway.
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Hickory Hills Speedway sells $500,000 Lucky Day ticket
The Speedway on 95th Street in Hickory Hills sold a $500,000 Lucky Day Lotto ticket for the November 5 drawing.
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Peppo’s honors local musician with a sandwich — ‘The Wooten’
Palos Hills native, Bobby Wooten, living out his dream in the Big Apple now has a sandwich named in his honor at Peppo’s Subs.
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Bridge Teen Center store expands to Frankfort
The Orland Park-based Bridge Teen Center, which already has a thrift shop in the village, expanded with a second store in Frankfort.
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Together We Cope welcomes community back at open house
After a fire shut down Together We Cope in late 2022, the Tinley Park nonprofit is open again at 17010 S. Oak Park Ave.