The Original Pancake House is open again in Orland Park, and the Dutch Baby is back on the table ready for customers to enjoy.
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Palos West second-grade teacher replaced after incident with student
Palos Community Consolidated School District 118 has not explained why PalosWest second-grade teacher Jennifer Tiernan is being replaced.
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Palos Lions launch Christmas tree magic
The Palos Lions kick off their annual Christmas tree sale with joyful volunteers, a 60-year tradition supporting scholarships, charities and neighbors in need.
Posted inDVN New News
Morrison won’t seek re-election to County Board
Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison, of Palos Park, announced Thursday he would not run for re-election next year.
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Former Argo superintendent spent thousands on porn sites, Viagra, report finds
District 217 released a long-awaited report Wednesday night that showed former Supt. William Toulios spent thousands of district dollars on porn sites, erectile dysfunction medication, meals and Amazon gift cards.
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Kankakee County Passes Budget
The Kankakee County Board has passed its 2026 fiscal year budget and appropriation ordinance totaling $49,459,235. Last year’s budget ended at $43,801,956
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Manhattan Schools in Top 10% of State
Supt. Dr. Damien Aherne reviewed the school report card, which was incredibly favorable for the district, showing tremendous student performance
Posted inRegional Top News
SXU welcomes Caress Dean as new provost
Saint Xavier University has appointed Caress Dean, Ph.D., as provost, bringing extensive experience, mission-driven leadership and a strong focus on student success.
Posted inYour Town
Shepard High School opens new Fine Arts Center
Shepard High School celebrated the opening of its new $9.75 million Fine Arts Center, offering students a professional-level theater and expanded opportunities.
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Palos Lions to kick off annual Christmas tree sale, need volunteers
The Palos Lions Club will kick off its annual Christmas tree sale on Saturday and is looking for volunteers to help unload and set up trees.