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,
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Cacciottolo to run for 13th Ward alderman with Marty Quinn’s blessing
For approximately six weeks, 30-year Garfield Ridge resident Al Cacciottolo has been ringing doorbells and speaking in-person to introduce himself as a candidate to replace Marty Quinn.
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Flock cameras under fire in Evergreen Park
Some residents are raising objections to the implementation of police security cameras in Evergreen Park, which they say are an invasion of privacy.
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Northwestern Medicine announces plans for cancer hospital in Orland Park
Northwestern Medicine announced Monday it is moving ahead with plans to build a new 150,000-square-foot cancer institute in Orland Park, marking one of the most significant healthcare investments the village has ever seen.
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High 5 Heights brings back to school fun to Palos Heights
High 5 Heights welcomed families with snow cones, custom apparel, activities and plenty of smiles while celebrating its student employees.
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La Grange SD 105 treats teachers and staff to free ice cream
La Grange School District 105 treated teachers and staff at each school to free ice cream on Tuesday as they prepared classrooms for the first day of school on Wednesday.
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Rachael Stewart turns life’s unexpected moments into lessons in her new book
Chicago therapist Rachael Stewart’s new book encourages readers to stop controlling life’s outcomes and embrace the unexpected moments unfolding around them.