Police believe the same man targeted businesses on 63rd Street last week. Three businesses in Summit and at least one in Chicago were hit.
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UPDATE: Dozens of families left homeless after Justice apartment building fire
No injuries were reported after fire destroyed an apartment building in Justice and left dozens of families homeless.
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Eleven days, 22 restaurants, where to start?
The annual La Grange Restaurant Week kicks off Feb. 27 and runs through March 9. There are 22 restaurants participating and each offers special deals over the 11 days.
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Swallow Cliff DAR Chapter honors students as good citizens
Swallow Cliff Chapter NSDAR preserves history, supports veterans, promotes education, and fosters patriotism through community service and genealogy.
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Planning ahead: McCook saves money on new fire engine due in 2028
The McCook Village Board unanimously approved spending $1.4 million for a new fire engine that will not be delivered until 2028.
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‘Bingo Bob’ joins Willow Springs Village Board, vows to follow late friend’s legacy
Bob Sprinkle’s final act as police commissioner before he was sworn in as village trustee came when he read the oath of office to police officer Matthew Engel who was promoted to corporal.
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Arab American voices take center stage at candidates’ forum
Arab American leaders, candidates, and advocates gathered in Bridgeview, demanding respect, unity, and political representation at AADC’s 40th annual forum.
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Army veteran sworn in as Countryside police officer
Army veteran and National Guardsman hired as newest police officer in Countryside.
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Countryside renews White Sox, Bears radio ad deal for $130K
For the second straight year, ads touting the city of Countryside will be heard during radio broadcasts of White Sox and Bears games.
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Widow marks painful anniversary of husband’s murder in McCook
One year after her husband was killed outside a McCook tavern, Ana Lopez and her daughter are still seeking justice. The accused killer’s case remains in court.