Hickory Hills leaders tackled winter challenges, water main breaks, and infrastructure updates, while approving a donation and essential duct cleaning.
Category: Hickory Hills
Posted inReporter New News
Hickory Hills’ New look Veterans Park to debut this summer
Hickory Hills’ Veterans Park redesign promises ADA-compliant pathways, new seating, and a water feature, with substantial completion set for June.
Posted inReporter Business
Hills Chamber seeks Business Expo participants
The Hills Chamber of Commerce is seeking local small business owners to participate in the annual Business and Health Fair Community Expo, which is happening earlier than usual this year. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, at Conrady Junior High School, 7950 W. 97th St., Hickory Hills. […]
Posted inReporter New News
Deputy police chief brings FBI training home to Hickory Hills
Before he ever dreamed of leading the Hickory Hills Police Department, Deputy Chief Adam Gulczynski was just a boy visiting the Little Red Schoolhouse or dancing the night away at a high school winter formal. Today, his deep connection to the community guides his vision for a department poised for change, sharpened by his recent […]
Posted inReporter New News
Lights of Hickory Hills contest winners celebrated
Winners of the 2024 Lights of Hickory Hills Decorating Contest were recognized during the Jan. 9 city council meeting. One family from each ward earned top honors for their holiday displays, which brought festive cheer to their neighborhoods. First Ward Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward Two of the first-place winners, Al Kasper and Janice […]
Posted inReporter New News
Hickory Hills approves wage exemption, capital plan
The Hickory Hills City Council held its first meeting of the year on January 9, with Ald. Scott Zimmerman stepping in to lead in Mayor Mike Howley’s absence. The meeting addressed a range of city business, including financial approvals, ordinance updates, and plans for infrastructure improvements. The council approved Ordinance 2501, which exempts local school […]
Posted inHickory Hills, Reporter Top News, Top News, Your Town
Hickory Hills discusses police tech, community events, and infrastructure plans
In the absence of Mayor Mike Howley, Alderman Scott Zimmerman led discussions on new public safety technology, successful community events, and upcoming infrastructure improvements at the Nov. 14 Hickory Hills City Council meeting. Police Chief Jason Bray announced that the city had received grants for the Flock Camera system and retail theft prevention, which will […]
Posted inHickory Hills, Reporter Top News, Top News, Your Town
Hickory Hills honors veterans with annual ceremony at Veterans Park
As the sun set on Veterans Park Thursday evening, residents, city officials, and veterans gathered to honor the strength, dedication, and sacrifices of those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. The annual Hickory Hills ceremony, held in celebration of Veterans Day week, paid tribute to veterans and the values they fought to protect. […]
Posted inDVN Top News, Hickory Hills, Reporter Top News, Top News, Your Town
Retired St. Patricia pastor cleared of sexual abuse allegation
The Archdiocese of Chicago has cleared retired Father William Killeen of allegations of sexual abuse following an investigation. Father Killeen, who served as an associate pastor at St. Patricia Parish in Hickory Hills from 1982 to 1989, had been accused of abusing a minor over 40 years ago during his time at the parish. The […]
Posted inHickory Hills, Reporter Top News, Top News, Your Town
Hickory Hills council approves liquor license for St. Patricia Polish Festival
During the Hickory Hills October 24 meeting, the City Council approved a St. Patricia Polish Festival liquor license, scheduled for Saturday, November 9, 2024. The event will be held at St. Patricia’s Parish Center, 9050 S. 86th Ave., celebrating Polish heritage with traditional food, music, and dancing. Mayor Mike Howley initiated the motion for license […]