An organization noted for aiding first responders will serve as the grand marshal for the 48th annual South Side Irish St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 15.
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Heights Cycle spins into four years of fitness and community
Heights Cycle celebrates four years in Palos Heights with classes, music, awards, raffles, and community-focused workouts for all fitness levels.
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Whiteboard tables spark surge in student success at Sandburg
Whiteboard tables in Sandburg’s Honors Math 1 classroom helped boost student test scores by 4.57% while building confidence and collaboration.
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UPDATE: Palos Hills police fatally shoot armed man
A 37-year-old armed man was shot and killed early Sunday morning by a Palos Hills police officer in the Riviera townhomes.
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Mercy Circle Nurse Honored with Prestigious DAISY Award
Mercy Circle’s Sandra Ramirez, LPN, receives prestigious DAISY Award for exceptional care, chosen from 25 senior communities across eight states.
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Zelda’s Kitchen Witches celebrate years of dedication from retiring volunteer
Linda Parduhn retires from Zelda’s Kitchen Witches board after years of service. Kelly Angel-Galmines joins bringing experience and passion.
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Newsies and journalism panel take the stage in Beverly
Beverly Arts Center stages Newsies and follows with a journalism panel connecting the 1899 strike to today’s media landscape.
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Photography by Angel hosts heartfelt Valentine’s Craft Night
Local families gathered for crafts, snacks and photos during a Valentine’s Day event at a Palos Hills photography studio.
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Celebrating Black History Month through the art of G.L. Smothers
South Side artist G.L. Smothers showcases 15 abstract works at Evergreen Park Library during a Black History Month reception.
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Teens Spread Love to Seniors With 180 Handmade Valentines
Eighteen Green Hills teens created 180 Valentine cards to uplift local seniors and combat loneliness through AARP’s Cupid Crew program.