The water rate in Palos Park is going up from $13.85 to $14.25 per thousand gallons effective July 1.
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Raising Cane’s opens with a morning celebration
Raising Cane’s opened in Chicago Ridge with a ribbon-cutting, community celebration, giveaways, and music, drawing crowds and local officials.
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Biggby Coffee celebrates grand opening in Palos Heights
Biggby Coffee opened in Palos Heights, offering handcrafted drinks, breakfast, and community charm. Owned by locals Sarah and Manny Garcia.
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Palos Heights approves 1% local grocery tax to replace state tax
Palos Heights aldermen decided this week to enact a 1 percent local grocery tax to replace the state’s grocery tax. Finance Chair Alderman Michael McGrogan moved at Tuesday’s city council meeting to direct the city attorney to draft an ordinance creating the local grocery tax. He said the measure was necessary because Gov. JB Pritzker […]
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Meeting Notes: Downtown plan advances in Palos Heights over alderman’s objections
Palos Heights aldermen approved documents to seek proposals for a downtown redevelopment plan, advancing the project despite opposition and ongoing debate.
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Nothing but chicken at Oak Lawn’s new Wing Snob
Wing Snob is now open at 6762 W. 95th St. in Oak Lawn.
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Fogo de Chao opens in Orland Park
Fogo de Chao, the Brazilian steak house, held a soft opening on May 15 ahead of its opening to the public on Monday, May 19.
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Cook County ZBA continues hearing on Orland repo lot
The Cook County Zoning Board of Appeals last week continued until August the hearing on a repo lot proposed for Orland Park.
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Palos Heights McDonald’s celebrates grand reopening
McDonald’s in Palos Heights reopens after remodel; Mendez family honored at ribbon-cutting and joins Palos Area Chamber.
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Palos Heights Farmers Market 2025 Now Open
The 2025 summer season of the Palos Heights Farmers Market is now underway in the municipal lot at 12217 S. Harlem Ave.
