Slick City Orland Park celebrated its grand opening with slides, games, and community excitement as the 22nd Illinois location of the franchise.
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Palos Park road projects starting and finishing
Palos Park Mayor Nicole Milovich-Walters said the 2025 Motor Fuel Tax project will begin Oct. 23 and will be grinding asphalt on McKinley Avenue.
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Generations soar together at Wild Birds Unlimited
Family-run Wild Birds Unlimited in Palos Park connects people with nature, inspiring all ages through bird feeding, community events, and heartfelt hospitality.
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Oak Lawn flood prevention project to begin
The Polaris Stormwater Storage and Storm Sewer Improvement Project will begin next month in the Oak Lawn 6th District.
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Former 7-Eleven one step closer to becoming urgent care
The Palos Heights City Council voted 5–4 to move forward with plans for an urgent care facility at a former 7-Eleven store.
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Former CIBC site may soon serve butterburgers in Palos Heights
A plan to bring a Culver’s restaurant to the site of the former CIBC Banking Center at 11850 S. Harlem Ave. is moving through the approval process.
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Worth wants to curb e-scooters
Worth is the latest municipality weighing what restrictions should be implemented on youths and teens who are riding e-scooters and e-bikes.
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Woman banned from grocery store over alleged drinking in bathroom
Orland Park woman was issued a lifetime ban from Pete’s Fresh Market, 15080 S. LaGrange Road, for allegedly drinking in bathroom.
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Time Mission set to open next spring in Orland Park
Orland Park will make space for Time Mission, a 10,000-square-foot adventure venue planned for across from Orland Square Mall.
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3 from Ohio charged with ID theft after using fraudulent credit cards
Three Ohio residents were charged in connection with opening up Kohl’s credit cards with fake identification cards after they left the store and drove away, police said.
