Orland Park resident Diane Kozik’s mission to help others has never wavered, even in times of heartbreak and sorrow. Through grief, she found strength, emerging even more determined in her calling.
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WWII veteran Richard Olund of Palos Park dies at 100
World War II veteran Richard A. Olund, a Palos Park resident for more than 50 years, died Jan. 25 at Kindred Hospital in Northlake. He was 100.
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Palos Park police, emergency responders awarded for service
Palos Park Mayor Nicole Milovich-Walter called a portion of the Jan. 27 village council meeting “the fun stuff” when she and Commissioner Dan Polk were able to do some bragging and make presentations to the Community Emergency Response Team and some of the police officers on the Palos Park force.
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Repair dates and closing of 123rd Street are in limbo
Although details are sketchy, Westchester-based Hancock Engineering will be closing 123rd Street in Palos Park to complete two water main allocations as a part of the Illinois Department of Transportation Mill Creek Culvert Project.
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Madigan on Trial
The corruption trial for former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan is nearing the end. The former speaker, who left office under growing pressure related to the investigation in early 2021, and his co-defendant Mike McClain each face 23 counts of racketeering, bribery, extortion and wire fraud. Prosecutors allege Madigan used his political power and various […]
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Palos Heights approves water rate hike, outlines infrastructure projects
Palos Heights City Council approved utility rate hikes, outlined $947,510 in infrastructure projects, and discussed casino revenue during its Jan. 21 meeting.
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Palos Heights bids farewell to longtime Alderman Jerry McGovern
Palos Heights honored retiring Alderman Jerry McGovern after 14 years of service. Mayor Straz appointed Patrick Shamp as his successor.
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Crusader chess goes live and picks up a win
Brother Rice’s Crusader Chess Team dominated Hope Academy for their final home game of the season last week. Not only did all six of Rice’s players win on January 22, but the match was broadcast for the first time in school history by the student-run Brother Rice TV.
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McCord Gallery showcases Stagg student art
Stagg High School students showcased diverse artwork at McCord Gallery, celebrating creativity, talent, and artistic growth in a professional setting.
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McAuley High School’s prom dress resale makes formal wear more affordable
Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School’s annual prom dress resale provided students with affordable formalwear, featuring 400 donated dresses and supporting school events.
