The Garcias’ survival last week came down to one decision: Kendahl’s insistence on being prepared after hearing storm warnings.
Category: Vedette We/Us
Posted inKankakee
Body found in rubble of home hit by Kankakee tornado
A body was discovered Thursday in the rubble of a home destroyed by the EF3 tornado that struck Aroma Park March 10, officials said.
Posted inYour Town
Manhattan Cops Focus on Community and Care
In a time when cops are scrutinized more than ever, and most headlines involving the police are reporting where things went wrong, two Manhattan police officers are doing their best to exemplify what community policing should be about.
Posted inPeotone
Wreaths Across America provide more than decorations
For those who support Wreaths Across America, the ribbon-festooned evergreens placed on veterans graves over the holidays were more than just Christmas decorations.
Posted inSchools
Christmas cheer takes over campus in SXU showstopper
Saint Xavier University hosted its annual Christmas Music Spectacular on Dec. 7, featuring student ensembles and festive performances that united campus and community.
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South Side streets transform into Winter Wonderland as snow falls
South Side streets blanketed in snow Saturday as kids played, residents shoveled, and crews worked to keep travel safe.
Posted inManhattan
48 Hours with MFPD
In seconds, the peaceful night was interrupted by a flashing red ceiling light bouncing off the painted cinderblock half-walls, followed by alarm tones
Posted inTributes
Advocate for immigrants, Sister JoAnn Persch dies at 91
Sister JoAnn Persch, RSM, lifelong advocate for immigrants, unhoused women, and children, inspired justice, compassion, and leadership at SXU and beyond.
Posted inDVN Top News
BEDS Plus strengthens housing and health programs
BEDS Plus has grown from a volunteer shelter into a leading Cook County provider, offering housing, healthcare and community-based support to nearly 6,000 people.
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Grief Group Offers Support, Hope
After the Manhattan community’s recent losses, Shelly Lewis and Jennifer Christiansen felt compelled to re-establish a local grief support group