U.S. Polo Assn. opened at Chicago Ridge Mall, bringing classic apparel, footwear and accessories for men, women and children.
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Summit bookstore brings big dreams to Archer Avenue
Booktique Unlimited, a new Summit microbookstore, opens Aug. 29 with books, community programs, and a family-friendly ribbon-cutting celebration.
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Orland Park Kiwanis donation helps Moraine Valley students build careers
Orland Park Kiwanis Club donated $15,000 to Moraine Valley Foundation, funding scholarships for 28 career program students in trades.
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Moraine Valley ranks among nation’s best for veterans
Moraine Valley Community College earned national Top 10 Military Friendly Gold status for helping veterans successfully transition from military service to college.
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Saint Xavier University earns College of Distinction recognition for 11th straight year
Saint Xavier University earned College of Distinction honors for the 11th consecutive year, including new recognition for outstanding transfer student support.
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From newsroom to gallery: Kelly White captures the heart of America
Kelly White’s America 250 exhibit celebrates the nation’s anniversary through portraits, community moments, and reflections on everyday American life.
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Drivers filling up for July 4th weekend face $1.92 price gap
You can save nearly $2-a-gallon shopping around for low gas prices nearl the Archer Avenue corridor on the Southwest Side.
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Top cop Larry Snelling announces surprise retirement
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling, who led record crime reductions, retires July 15 after tensions with Mayor Johnson over arrest decisions.
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Chicago Bears Hallmark movie needs local extras
Hallmark Media, the NFL, and Skydance Sports are casting extras for the film, which will shoot July 7 and 8 at undisclosed locations said to include Soldier Field.
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Chicago opens 6 cooling centers as extreme heat warning issued
Chicago has opened six free cooling centers citywide as a dangerous heat warning through Wednesday brings heat indices near 110 degrees.