Renovations at Brookfield’s Maple South Park continue toward a September reopening. Trustees approved grading and earthwork at this week’s village board meeting.
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Brookfield’s Meet the Creek returning in October
The Brookfield Conservation Commission is preparing for its annual Meet the Creek event on Saturday, Oct. 3, at Creekside Woods.
Storm leaves hundreds without power for days; flooding hits familiar spots
Storm left 400 Countryside homes without power for days, flooded chronic trouble spots, and downed trees across the southwest suburbs.
Saint Xavier University invites community to celebrate 180 years of history
Saint Xavier University celebrates 180 years of Mercy education with a community festival honoring its history, traditions, service and future.
Trinity Christian College memories saved beyond the final goodbye
Ashley Nwaokolo preserves Trinity Christian College’s legacy with an immersive virtual experience allowing alumni to revisit campus memories for generations.
Brookfield seeks voter approval for ‘tax-neutral’ rate increase on November ballot
Brookfield village trustees Monday night OK’d asking voters in November to approve a tax rate increase that officials explain is tax-neutral because it replaces bond payments leaving the tax rolls.
Severe storms batter Brookfield with 1-2 punch
Two severe storms swept through Brookfield on Monday, leaving downed trees, flooded streets and closed railroad crossings in their wake.
Brookfield trustee and Stevenson teacher Brian Oberhauser dies at 49
Brookfield village trustees Monday shared memories and observed a moment of silence for Brian Oberhauser, the park commission chair and former trustee who died July 16.
Power outage forces Fifth District Courthouse to reschedule all July 28 cases
A storm-related power outage has forced the Fifth Municipal District Courthouse in Bridgeview to reschedule all cases scheduled for July 28, according to an administrative order issued Tuesday.
Illinois designates July 25 as Emmett Till Day
Governor J.B. Pritzker signed legislation Thursday establishing July 25 as a statewide day of reflection and remembrance for Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, marking the date of Emmett’s birth in Chicago in 1941. The signing took place at Roberts Temple Church of God in Christ, now designated as the Emmett Till and Mamie […]
