Cari Smolarczyk, of Chicago, is bringing a new art studio to Willow Springs. She will focus on children but may be adding adult classes.
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Posted inLa Grange
La Grange forms Affordable Housing Task Force
The group will explore and discuss opportunities to support affordable housing in La Grange.
Posted inLa Grange
Kramer honored after 33 years with La Grange public works
Steve Kramer maintained La Grange’s water, sewer, and street infrastructure.
Posted inLa Grange
La Grange promotes two in fire department
The promotions mark the first leadership changes in the department in recent years.
Posted inLa Grange
La Grange traffic woes raised by residents
Residents are concerned about traffic on East Avenue, where new two-way traffic has increased cut-through driving since the street reopened, and the corner of Lincoln and Washington, where tall trees obscure views of pedestrians.
Posted inCountryside
Countryside to sell old city hall land for $1.2 million
Countryside has approved the sale of the old city hall site and land for $1.2 million to a developer who will bring in a service station, Mongolian grill and a business to be determined at 55th Street and East Avenue.
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Countryside celebrates America’s 250th early
Countryside will celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday one day early.
Posted inBrookfield
Dentist from Brookfield charged with defrauding Medicaid
A dentist who lives in Brookfield and practices in Chicago has been charged by the Illinois Attorney General with defrauding Medicaid of more than $100,000.
Posted inVedette New News
Get your Obama Presidential Center Ventra card before Friday’s opening and other stuff to know
Ventra Cards are the ticket to riding Chicago’s transit system — and now you can grab a limited-edition Obama Presidential Center card to commemorate the center’s opening this Friday, June 19. The special-edition card is available exclusively online at ventrachicago.com, priced at $5 above the standard card fee. You’ll need to purchase it along with […]
Posted inIndian Head Park
Indian Head Park adopts humane feral cat program
Indian Head Park adopted a feral cat management ordinance allowing trained volunteers to participate in trap-neuter-return programs while strengthening enforcement against nuisance feeding and domestic cat roaming.