Nearly 13 months after he was shot, there’s a mark near his right wrist, along with the indentation in his right temple where a bullet is lodged.
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Ex-employee shot outside Bridgeview business
One man was shot and another is in police custody after a shooting Tuesday morning in an industrial area in Bridgeview.
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Tula Beene of Summit: A Leader in Community Service
Tula Beene of Summit is a woman of distinction who takes great pride in serving her community.
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St. Laurence students gain real-world experience through Career Pathways program
St. Laurence High School’s Career Pathways program offers hands-on experience in fields like law enforcement, medicine, business, and aviation.
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Lyons man was killed before his business was set on fire
Dane Koteski, 46, of Lyons, was stabbed in the neck and killed before his trucking company in Crestwood was set on fire.
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Lions Clubs honor community super stars
Sponsored by the Village of Bridgeview and Mayor Steven M. Landek, the event honored an Educator of the Year from Indian Springs School District 109, Summit School District 104, and Argo Community High School District 217; a Summit Business of the Year, Bridgeview Veteran of the Year, and Justice Community Impact Award recipient.
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New police officer brings experience to Justice
The Justice Village Board unanimously approved the hiring of police officer Ahmad Boyd at its Feb. 24 meeting.
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Countryside approves new sign for Gerald Honda
Countryside has approved a new, bigger monument sign for Gerald Honda, a car dealership in the city.
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Countryside Park to host eight summer concerts starting in June
Performers have not been announced for the Countryside summer concert series that will start June 12.
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Trio hopes to shake up Countryside City Council
Rosemary Dostal, John Harris and Larry Howard represent the People for Change Political Party who are hoping to shake up the Countryside City Council on April 1.