Domestic violence was condemned during the Evergreen Park Village Board meeting Monday night. Mayor Kelly Burke noted that violence against women and children remains prevalent in society.
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Sunny skies draw big crowd for Evergreen Park Oktoberfest
Nothing says Oktoberfest better than pony rides, music, and, naturally, German bratwurst. All that and more were featured at the fifth annual Evergreen Park Oktoberfest.
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Garden Club of Morgan Park Beverly Hills celebrates 100 years of growing together
The Garden Club of Morgan Park Beverly Hills celebrates 100 years of gardening, friendship, community service and sharing knowledge across generations.
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SXU walk shines a light on domestic violence
Saint Xavier University will host a candlelight walk Oct. 6, bringing the community together during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Kimmy Noonen turns family, mental health and memory into art
Kimmy Noonen turns family, mental health and memory into art.
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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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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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SXU hosts second Community Wellness and Resource Fair
Saint Xavier University welcomed community members to its second wellness fair, connecting attendees with health services, organizations and valuable local resources.
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Jan Maratea named Marist Career Education Coordinator
Marist High School expands career education, giving students opportunities to explore careers, skilled trades, college, apprenticeships and other paths after graduation.