Lyons Township Assessor Patrick Hynes recently hosted a property tax appeal event for township residents in partnership with the Cook County Board of Review and Commissioner George Cardenas.
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Stickney collects donations for Operation Support Our Troops
The donations go to Operation Support Our Troops America, an organization founded in 2003 that sends comfort and care packages to deployed service members.
Summit Fire Dept. open house draws a packed house
Hundreds of residents turned out October 4, for the Summit Fire Department’s biggest Open House yet, held from noon to 4 p.m.
After 32 years, Countryside recording secretary Fran Prokop retires at 89
After 32 years spent taking notes for pretty much every meeting held by the City of Countryside, Fran Prokop is giving her pen and notebook a break.
Officer Snee, once an Argo student, honored by school board for heroism
Argo Community High School District 217 honored its School Resource Officer, Michael Snee, for his bravery and quick action during a shooting in Summit this summer.
Willow Springs trades property for new parking lot, redevelopment
Village officials are hoping a trade of property with Heidner Properties will bring a new business into Willow Springs.
West Lawn crowd disrupts ICE arrest
On Monday, Illinois and Chicago sued the Trump administration to try to block the deployment of Texas National Guardsmen to Chicago.
Nazareth Academy names football field for longtime coach Dennis Moran
Dennis Moran, who spent 15 seasons on the sidelines as head football coach for Nazareth Academy, had the Roadrunners field named for him.
Chaos in Brighton Park after Border Patrol agent shoots woman
A shooting in Brighton Park ignited fierce protests, leading President Trump to order deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago.
Midnight Terror unleashes new horrors in Oak Lawn
Oak Lawn’s Midnight Terror Haunted House returns with a reinvented theme, 120 actors, vintage monsters and spine-chilling attractions for 2025.
