Palos Park Woman’s Club raised more than $20,000 during its Mother’s Day Walk supporting Moraine Valley students nearing graduation.
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Marist senior lands prestigious STEM scholarship
Marist student Liliana Kolar earned a prestigious full-tuition math scholarship recognizing leadership, STEM achievement and academic excellence.
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Marist juniors ace ACT with perfect 36 scores
Two Marist High School juniors earned perfect ACT scores, placing them among the nation’s top student academic achievers.
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Matcha Fest plants its flag in Chicagoland — and local vendors are ready
Matcha.com photo booth and DJ set anchor wellness event’s interactive experiences from noon onward.
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Local breast cancer nonprofit to host bingo fundraiser
The Grant Park area breast cancer support 501(c) (3) nonprofit, Fight Club Survivor, will host its biannual Bingo fundraiser on May 9 at the Grant Park Community Center.
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Mother’s Day Walk fuels Moraine Valley students’ path to graduation
A Mother’s Day walk in Palos Park raises funds to help Moraine Valley students finish degrees through the Last Mile Scholarship.
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Moraine Valley turns short-term classes into long-term careers
Moraine Valley’s short-term training programs help students quickly gain in-demand skills and transition into stable careers across multiple industries.
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Mercy Hospital legacy lives on through Sisters’ powerful stories
Residents honored the Sisters of Mercy at a Jubilee celebration, celebrating three nuns for 75 years of service and preserving their legacy of compassionate care.
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Cop on a Rooftop brings donuts, donations and big Crowds
Cop on a Rooftop returns May 15 as officers raise funds for Special Olympics Illinois at Dunkin’ locations across suburbs.
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MS didn’t define her, it inspired a movement
Erin Stevenson, a Palos Park mother living with MS since 2009, led Walk MS at Soldier Field on April 26, turning her diagnosis into advocacy and inspiring others facing challenges.