The Trump administration said Monday it would use emergency funds to partially fund SNAP benefits for November but would not tap into other funds to provide full coverage.
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Accused killer pleads guilty to murdering Forest View nursing student
The man accused of killing 20-year-old Charisma Ehresman more than three years ago pleaded guilty Monday just as his murder trial was about to begin.
Posted inSchools
Moraine Valley students blend psychology with service
Moraine Valley psychology students apply classroom lessons through a service-learning project, packing and serving meals for people experiencing homelessness.
Posted inRegional Business
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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Tow Trucks for Tots returns to Bridgeview
Tow Trucks for Tots is returning to SeatGeek Stadium on Nov. 9 for a parade through the streets of Bridgeview, Bedford Park and Summit.
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Exploring the haunted history of Archer Avenue
The Bridgeview Park District’s Haunted Archer Avenue Tour is something else entirely — part folklore, part investigation, and part community night out.
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Pumpkin Jamboree Parade takes over Archer Avenue
Families and neighbors celebrated Halloween on Archer Avenue during the Midway Chamber’s Pumpkin Jamboree Parade, featuring costumes, candy and community pride.
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Casten dreads Nov. 1 fallout if SNAP benefits are vanquished
Cong. Sean Casten says 472,000 Illinoisans stand to lose some or all SNAP benefits, including up to 60,000 children, seniors, veterans, and working parents.
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Gofundme set up for Bridgeview man killed at Oswego Chick-fil-A
A gofundme account for a Bridgeview man killed last week at the Oswego Chick-fil-A has raised more than $20,000 as of Sunday
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Alert issued for potential measles exposure at Palos Heights hospital
The Cook County Department of Public Health has issued an advisory regarding potential measles exposure at Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital.