A Palos Heights family seeks answers after their dog Poppy was killed in a violent attack near children at school property.
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Benny Parnitzke among top athletes in youth athlete competition
Benny Parnitzke advances to the Youth Athlete of the Year quarterfinals, with family, friends and community members continuing their support.
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Chicago bachelorette gives $1,000 prize to local nonprofit
Chicago’s Most Eligible Bachelorette Krysta Privoznik donated her $1,000 prize to Zelda’s Kitchen Witches, supporting women rebuilding after domestic violence.
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Wolfe Wildlife Park set for major pathway makeover
Oak Lawn’s Wolfe Wildlife Park will receive new walking paths, lighting and connections following more than $2.3 million in grant funding.
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Comcast celebrates new Xfinity store in Oak Lawn
Comcast celebrated the opening of its new Oak Lawn Xfinity Store with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local community leaders.
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Mercy Café opens at Saint Xavier University
Saint Xavier University opens Mercy Café, a new Morris Hall gathering spot shaped by student input, campus tradition and community.
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Chicago From A to Z with Keith Lewis
Keith Lewis showcases a Chicago-inspired book at the Beverly Arts Center, blending literature, artwork, personal connections and the city’s gritty character.
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History comes to Commissioners Park in Justice
The I&M Canal National Heritage Corridor Civic Center Authority held “Crossroads of America,” a free, family-friendly history celebration on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Commissioners Park in Justice. The event marked the nation’s 250th birthday with historical re-enactors portraying George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Rosie the Riveter, Jane Addams, Bertha Palmer, and other American figures. From 10 […]
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Beverly’s art scene takes over the neighborhood for one epic Saturday
More than 150 artists turned Beverly into a canvas, filling neighborhood spaces with artwork, music, performances and creative experiences.
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Argo homecoming parade draws hundreds, celebrates community
Hundreds of residents lined Archer Road and 63rd Street on Saturday as Argo Community High School’s homecoming parade traveled from Ingredion in Bedford Park north through Summit, ending at the school on 63rd Street. The parade featured 30 units, including area police and fire departments, school sports teams and clubs, the marching band and orchestra […]