Free SXU screening identified high rates of undetected kidney, diabetes and blood pressure issues, emphasizing importance of early detection and care.
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Argo threat notice was a false alarm
Summit Police responded to Argo High School after the dispatch center received an automated call of an “active threat” at the school.
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Saint Xavier brings community together for PAWS for Service Day
Saint Xavier University hosted PAWS for Service Day on March 21, bringing alumni, students and community members together for 20+ service projects aligned with the Mercy mission.
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McAuley students work with retired nuns on birdhouse project
Mother McAuley students joined forces with residents of the Mercy Circle senior living community to paint dozens of birdhouses for families and individuals who utilize Pat’s Pantry at the Mount Greenwood Community Church.
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Saint Xavier hosts first South Suburban Conference Visual Arts Festival
Saint Xavier University hosted the South Suburban Conference’s first art showcase on March 19, bringing 70 students from 14 schools for workshops, exhibitions and awards.
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Saint Xavier jazz students bring Miles Davis and John Coltrane to life
Saint Xavier jazz students honored Miles Davis and John Coltrane Sunday, performing classic compositions in the new Music Performance Hall.
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Alison Vinci, dedicated Argo High band parent, dies at 59
Alison Vinci, devoted Argo Community High School band parent and volunteer, died Friday at 59 from post-surgery complications.
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Summit residents say Hands off Argo Park
A special meeting was called for a community discussion about possible improvements and a potential partnership involving Argo Park and adjacent Argo Community High School.
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McAuley alumni return to inspire students
Mother McAuley’s Career Day welcomed 105 alumni and community members, inspiring students with insights from diverse professional fields.
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Marist High School goes solar, cutting costs and carbon footprint
Marist High School installs 982 solar panels, saving $80,000 annually, cutting carbon, and offering students real-world sustainability learning.