Clement and Marilyn Jones, the husband-and-wife team that serve as co-owners of the new Anytime Fitness center in Hickory Hills, believed it was time to greet the community.
Category: Hickory Hills
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Summit, Roberts Park fire departments open their doors for Fire Prevention Week
Summit kids shouted no Saturday when firefighter/paramedic Chris Weber asked whether they call 911 when they’re hungry. The exchange came during Weber’s kitchen fire demonstration at the Summit Fire Department’s open house, which drew more than 400 people to the station on Oct. 3, Fire Chief Anthony Anderson said. People watching from outside chuckled at […]
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Renovated PGN Tee Time is a hole-in-one
A grand re-opening was held Sept. 23 to celebrate the renovated and upgraded PGN Tee Time Mini-Golf in Hickory Hills business.
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St. Laurence High breaks ground for huge new fieldhouse
St. Laurence High School breaks ground on a 34,000-square foot fieldhouse to be ready for the 2027-28 academic year
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Hickory Hills veteran presented car for her military service
Oak Lawn’s Miranda Hobson wasn’t presented with a key to the city, but she was presented with keys to a new electric vehicle Chevrolet Equinox.
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Community connection is in the forecast for National Night Out
National Night Out events across the Southwest suburbs bring residents, police and firefighters together through family activities, safety programs and community connections.
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Roberts Park firefighters promoted, commended for performance during June storms
Roberts Park Fire Protection District promoted three members and commended nearly twenty for their work during devastating storms at a Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday. Firefighter/Paramedic Caitlin Flood was sworn in as a full-time member after completing her probationary year. Rebecca Scanlon was promoted to lieutenant. Lieutenant James Janchenko was promoted to battalion chief. The […]
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Former Argo D217 superintendent pleads not guilty to theft and official misconduct
William Toulios, the former superintendent of Argo Community High School District 217, has been charged with theft and official misconduct for allegedly using a district-issued credit card to pay for more than $10,000 in personal expenses, including adult websites, golf equipment, and gift cards.
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Street Fair brings needed relief to Hickory Hills
Hickory Hills held its 46th annual Street Fair on June 28, with many attendees marching down Roberts Road between 91st and 95th streets.
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Lyons Township tornado damage: Property tax relief may be available
Residents of Hickory Hills, Justice, and Bridgeview who sustained significant damage from last week’s EF-2 tornado may qualify for property tax assessment reductions, the Lyons Township Assessor’s Office announced. Properties rendered partially or completely uninhabitable by the severe weather may be eligible for relief, according to Pat Hynes, township assessor. “We understand the challenges that […]