After 50 years of service, Stickney Township Supervisor Louis S. Viverito retires, leaving a legacy of health care and community growth.
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‘I’m tired of this waiting’: Family seeks justice for Arturo Cantu Jr.
Once again, members of Arturo Cantu’s family sat in the first row of Room 101 at the Bridgeview Courthouse on the morning of March 26, and the case was continued again.
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Diane Starr’s Quiet Strength: A Life of Service, Music, and Community
Diane Starr’s life is built on service, music, and resilience—balancing work, family, and giving back to her community.
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Lyons Township hosts local leaders for stormwater, infrastructure update
Lyons Township officials recently hosted local government leaders to discuss stormwater management and infrastructure updates.
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Marvel Parker: A longtime advocate for Summit, civil rights
Marvel Parker has worked to preserve the legacy of Emmett Till and his significance to the civil rights movement.
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Bridgeview Trustee Claudette Struzik steps down from public service
Claudette Struzik is stepping down as a Bridgeview village trustee. Laura Cardenas will replace her on the village board.
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Give your lawn mower a break until Mother’s Day, says Countryside
Once again, the city of Countryside is encouraging residents to not mow their lawns, at least not until the middle of May.
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Illegal U-turns surge in Willow Springs amid road work
Since June 1, 2024, through March 14 of this year, Willow Springs police have issued a whopping 634 tickets or warnings to drivers making illegal U-turns.
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Countryside hires forensic psychologist to assist police
Social worker Mariah Cox has been hired to provide mental health support services for police officers, city staff and the community at large.
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Young resident ready to serve as Prairie Trails Library trustee
Eager to serve his community, lifelong Burbank resident Sean Kirchman is looking to step forward to bring new ideas to the Prairie Trails Public Library Board.