Rev. Steven G. Dombrowski, a longtime Chicago-area priest, is remembered by friends and classmates for his faith, kindness and adventurous spirit.
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Orland Park teen wins Miss Teen International 2026 title
Orland Park’s Julia Yock, 15, won Miss Teen International 2026 and plans to use her platform promoting mental and physical health to inspire teens.
Man charged in attempted gas station robbery in Orland Park
A Michigan City, Ind., man was charged Wednesday with attempted armed robbery after he was shot while allegedly attempting to rob a customer at gunpoint Tuesday morning at a Shell station at 151st Street and Harlem Avenue, Orland Park police said.
Orland Park says tornado cleanup bill nears $2 million
Recovery costs from two tornados that hit Orland Park are closing in on the $2 million mark, officials said.
Sandburg Class of 1976 Celebrates 50 Years
Sandburg High School’s Class of 1976 celebrates 50 years with a reunion bringing classmates together from across the country.
Orland Park approves tax break for coming Amazon store
Orland Park trustees voted last week to give the coming Amazon store a big tax break, but not all on the board were on board with it.
Orland Park Citizens Academy gives residents an inside look at village government
Orland Park’s Citizens Academy gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at village government while creating opportunities to connect with officials and staff.
Lyons Township launches free book program for young children
Lyons Township Clerk Elyse Hoffenberg announced the township will join a literacy initiative started by late entertainer Dolly Parton.
Autumn in the Park returns Sept. 18-19
Autumn in the Park returns to Palos Park Sept. 18-19 with live music, food, family activities, vendors and a parade.
Doughs Guys Bakery owner says decision to close ‘was difficult’
Doughs Guys Bakery in Palos Heights closes Dec. 31 after 14 years. Owner Sharon O’Neill opened it with her late husband, who died in 2023.
