Chicago-area bakeries prepare thousands of paczki for Fat Tuesday on February 17, offering traditional Polish pastries in various flavors.
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Manteno votes down Gotion investment review
Those wanting to see a review of Gotion Illinois by the United States Treasury’s Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) were disappointed after Manteno trustees voted against the request at the January 20 village board meeting.
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Momence bar owner killed in robbery
A Hammond, Ind., man has been arrested for the murder Monday of The Line bar owner Courtney Drysdale of Momence.
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Wind chills predicted to drop as low as 40 below Friday, local warming centers open
Arctic blast hits Chicago area; extreme cold, wind chills, school E-Learning, Metra delays, and warming centers open for residents.
Posted inPro Sports
Cardiac Bears Keep Chicago on the Edge
The Chicago Bears’ dramatic finishes thrill fans but raise heart rates, prompting doctors to urge moderation, awareness and stress management.
Posted inRegional Schools
Holy Arrival! Our Lady of Guadalupe Lands at SXU
Saint Xavier University unveils a hand-carved Our Lady of Guadalupe statue, blending art, faith, and campus heritage in McDonough Chapel.
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New Grant Park Trustee Named
Following two abrupt resignations last month, the Village of Grant Park Board has taken action to fill one of the seats
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Hemp Ban Hits Home in Beecher
The once bright future for Beecher’s first-generation farmers, Jesse and Rachael Smedberg, is now bleak, thanks to a vote by Congress…
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Saint Xavier University partners with Trinity Christian College to support students amid closure
Saint Xavier University will offer automatic admission, tuition matching, and full credit transfers to Trinity Christian College students after closure.
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‘A Certain Finality’: Trinity senior reflects on college’s closure and legacy
Trinity Christian College will close in May 2026, leaving students and faculty to navigate uncertainty while celebrating decades of community, faith, and learning.