Longtime Palos Park leader Marie Arrigoni devoted decades to public service, community organizations, and family, leaving a lasting legacy across generations.
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Orland Park couple turns ‘Back to the Future’ into thriving rental business
Orland Park couple Tom and Corrinna Sedor turned their passion for “Back to the Future” into a DeLorean rental business, offering Time Machine replicas for events.
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P.E.O. Chapter transforms women’s lives through education and scholarships
P.E.O. Chapter KR in Palos Heights supports women’s education through scholarships, grants and community service, continuing a 150-year legacy of empowerment.
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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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Comings & Goings: Zemsky’s to close Chicago and Evergreen Park stores
Zemsky’s announced last week that it has begun inventory liquidation sales at both locations, at 4181 S. Archer Ave. in Chicago and Evergreen Park Plaza.
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Second annual Polar Plunge raises thousands at Saint Xavier
Saint Xavier University’s second annual Polar Plunge raised more than $9,300 for Special Olympics Illinois, with diverse campus groups participating to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.
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Moraine Valley dominates speech and debate competition
Moraine Valley Community College Speech and Debate Team reached a historic milestone, sending Aaron Vinicio Lopez to the national oratory competition for the first time.
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s fundraiser builds meaningful connections for Woman’s Club
The biggest raffle prize at the Palos Heights Woman’s Club’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s-themed fundraiser was a $3,000 Tiffany necklace.
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Orland Park buys $700,000 electric dump truck
Orland Park plans on purchasing an all-electric truck and charging equipment from Mokena-based CIT Trucks for $721,740.
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ARCHER AVENUE DRIVERS PAY $1.20 MORE PER GALLON THAN JANUARY
Gas prices on Archer Avenue have jumped $1.20 per gallon since January. Chicago’s fuel tax makes the pain sharper than suburbs.