The intersection of 87th Street and Roberts Road in Hickory Hills looks nothing like it did just a few years ago.
Category: Hickory Hills
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Officer Snee, once an Argo student, honored by school board for heroism
Argo Community High School District 217 honored its School Resource Officer, Michael Snee, for his bravery and quick action during a shooting in Summit this summer.
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Hickory Hills weighs e-bike rules: ‘Mini-bikes have always been illegal’
After a series of close calls and a few minor crashes, the council discussed what steps might make sense locally, focusing on e-bikes, scooters and mini-bikes.
Posted inYour Town
Stagg senior takes school safety mission to Congress
Stagg High School’s Quwiyya Folaji joined Sandy Hook Promise in Washington, advocating for school safety, prevention programs, and student-led change.
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Green Hills Library to debut 24-hour self-service kiosk
Green Hills Library launches a 24-hour self-service kiosk Sept. 13, offering round-the-clock access to books, movies, and holds.
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Summit Park District ousts Golden Eagles soccer team
The Summit Park District revoked the field rental permit effectively kicking out the Golden Eagles soccer program from its longtime home.
Posted inRegional New News
Cunningham extends Summer Book Club deadline to Sept. 15
State Senator Bill Cunningham is extending his Summer Book Club to Sept. 15.
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Hickory Hills approves water and sewer rate hikes
Hickory Hills residents will see higher water and sewer bills starting September 1 after the City Council approved increases on August 14.
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Conrady celebrates new year with Back-to-School Bash
The Back-to-School Bash, hosted by North Palos School District 117, was part block party, part welcome wagon for the new school year.
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A packed park, a dunk tank, and Hickory Hills does National Night Out
Hickory Hills residents packed Kasey Meadow Park Tuesday evening, August 5, for National Night Out, filling the lawn for two hours.