Palos Park’s fourth annual Spooky Shuffle brought runners, families and neighbors together for a morning of trail running, fall scenery and community spirit.
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Chicago woman charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking in Hickory Hills Jewel-Osco lot
A 20-year-old Chicago woman is charged with trying to take a car from a 63-year-old woman with a disability in a Hickory Hills grocery store parking lot, police said.
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Willow Springs man charged in attempted kidnappings of two girls in Hickory Hills
A Willow Springs man is charged with trying to force two girls into his SUV at a Hickory Hills shopping center on Oct. 13, police said.
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Monsters, magic and mayhem take over EPCHS stage
Evergreen Park Community High School students bring fantasy, humor and heartfelt emotion to the stage in their fall production of “She Kills Monsters.”
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5000 pumpkins turn this Oak Lawn church into a fall sensation
First United Methodist Church of Oak Lawn celebrates 25 years of its pumpkin patch with student volunteers, family traditions and community outreach.
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Palos Park Public Library offers $5 bag sale Saturday
Palos Park Public Library wraps up its annual Book & Puzzle Sale Saturday with a $5 bag sale for bargain hunters.
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Palos Hills congregation puts neighbors first with year-round giving
Seventeen volunteers at Palos Hills’ Savior Divine Lutheran Church packed 152 laundry kits for BEDS Plus, a homeless services nonprofit.
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SXU workshop helps parents build a stronger village
Saint Xavier University will host an Oct. 24 workshop offering parents expert advice, child care and resources to help children thrive.
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Palos Heights adopts downtown redevelopment plan
The City of Palos Heights voted last week to adopt a downtown redevelopment plan created by MKSK Studios, a move meant to give the city a roadmap towards revitalizing the downtown area from 122nd to 124th streets along Harlem Avenue.
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Orland Park ready to approve speed cameras
According to one public safety survey that started on Oct. 1, Orland Park residents want to see the village bring in speed cameras to the village.
