The Village of Forest View has a new police chief, and former Chief Bianel Zarate has been demoted to sergeant.
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Accused killer pleads guilty to murdering Forest View nursing student
The man accused of killing 20-year-old Charisma Ehresman more than three years ago pleaded guilty Monday just as his murder trial was about to begin.
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Stickney Township residents get property tax appeal assistance
A small crowd of Stickney Township residents gathered in the Viverito Center in Burbank to get assistance filing property tax appeals
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Forest View Park District hosts Football with the Firefighters
It was a fun early evening at the Forest View Park District on October 1 as village firefighters joined children at the park to toss around a football and play drills with the kids.
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Forest View swears in two police officers
Two new officers were sworn in as full-time members of the Forest View Police Department during the Sept. 9 village board meeting.
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Cook County issues disaster proclamation for August storms and flooding
County Board President Toni Preckwinkle issued a disaster proclamation Wednessday in response to storms on August 16 through August 19.
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Police, fire face off in Forest View softball showdown
More than 130 spectators packed Forest View Park for the debut of the “Heroes on the Field” softball game.
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Cook County launches flood damage survey for residents affected by July storms
Cook County officials are asking residents affected by flash flooding between July 25 and July 28 to complete an online survey documenting property damage.
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Liska takes office as Forest View mayor
David Liska was sworn in as Forest View’s new mayor during a packed Board of Trustees meeting on April 22.
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Casten urges residents to speak out at town hall meeting
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten tells a capacity crowd at the Evergreen Park Community Center they need to speak out against President Donald Trump.