Recent storms in Will County brought physical devastation to residents’ properties, and took an emotional toll, as well.
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Wick’s Bicycle Shop makes plea to save antique light pole
The owner of a small business in Grant Park is frustrated with the village board over a lack of communication and plans to take down an antique light pole in front of her building.
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Manhattan adds part-time officer, new police vehicle
Village of Manhattan residents will see a new face cruising around town as the police department has added a new officer, Officer Guadalupe Quintanilla.
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Bolt appointed alderwoman in Countryside
Lifelong resident of Countryside is the city’s new alderwoman as Bolt moves from treasurer’s job.
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From in custody to mentor: Jammie Williams and the garden that saved his life
Jammie Williams, formerly incarcerated person at Cook County jail’s life experienced a rapid upward trajectory when he was tapped to manage the jail’s two 1-acre each gardens upon release. Read his story; search Southwest Regional Publishing.
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La Grange Legion post distributes $61,500 to 15 local nonprofits
The American Legion Robert E. Coulter Jr. Post 1941 in La Grange gave away $61,500 to 15 local nonprofits at its annual Charitable Giving Night on Wednesday, Aug. 19, with representatives from most organizations on hand to receive checks. Combined with about $15,000 in scholarships to Lyons Township students, the post has donated $75,000 locally […]
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Meet the heroes at Palos Fire Protection District’s Open House
Palos Fire District invites families to its annual Open House Sept. 13, featuring firefighter activities, safety demonstrations, food and community fun.
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Palos Park wraps up Summer Concert Series with ReTurn2Soul
Palos Park wrapped up its Summer Concert Series with ReTurn2Soul, bringing residents together for an evening of R&B, Motown, pop and jazz.
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Chicago Ridge Mall celebrates new school year with 7th annual bash
Chicago Ridge Mall’s seventh annual Back-to-School Bash gave 300 kids free supplies, treats, and a chance to celebrate the new school year with local organizations.
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Stickney mayor pledges to block data center at former Hawthorne Race Course
Stickney Mayor Mitch Milenkovic announced his opposition Thursday, August 20, to any data center development at the 119-acre former Hawthorne Race Course site,