Oak Lawn Trustee Paul Mallo (3rd) said that the village, along with the staff at the Midnight Terror Haunted House, will again host the Halloween Decorating Contest.
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Oak Lawn to tackle flooding problems in 6th District
A meeting has been arranged for residents to find out about and ask questions regarding a project to curb flooding in Oak Lawn’s 6th District.
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Students bring Hispanic heritage to life
Oak Lawn-Hometown Middle School students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with crafts, books, displays and activities that highlighted culture, pride and community.
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Oak Lawn police charge second home invader
Oak Lawn police this week arrested a second man wanted in connection to a home invasion in May in the area of 90th Street and Sproat Avenue.
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Bridgeview man charged in fatal 99th and Harlem crash was under influence of cannabis, police say
A Bridgeview man has been charged with reckless homicide in the August 31 fatal crash at 99th Street and Harlem Avenue in Chicago Ridge.
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Twirling Bears and Bearettes spin discipline and joy
Twirling Bears and Bearettes train south suburban kids in baton twirling, pom pons and colorguard, building confidence, teamwork and championship wins.
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Oak Lawn preschool collects plastics for Buddy Bench
Oak Lawn Park District Preschool collects recycled plastics to build a Buddy Bench, promoting friendship, inclusion, recycling, and community engagement.
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Dumpster discovery reunites WWII letters with soldier’s daughter
The discovery of 100 WWII letters reunited veteran Leonard Andersen’s daughter with priceless family history and wartime correspondence.
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Oak Lawn District 229 earns national grant for AI-powered gun detection system
Oak Lawn Community High School wins national grant for AI gun detection, boosting safety measures and protecting students and staff.
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Cunningham to step down after 16 years in Springfield
Sen. Bill Cunningham, a Chicago Democrat with a reputation for taking charge of energy and climate change legislation, will step down at the end of his current term.