Dr. Ken Yerkes, longtime Oak Lawn resident and dentist, enters school board race to boost student performance and parental involvement.
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Oak Lawn’s first Mexican vegan cafe now open
The grand opening of Abuelita Coco, 4821 W. 95th St., took place the morning of March 5 with great enthusiasm.
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Women leaders inspire students at Richards High School Career Panel
Richards High School’s Women’s Career Panel connected students with successful female professionals, highlighting mentorship and representation during Women’s History Month.
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SXU to host Cool School Polar Plunge for Respect Week
SXU hosts its first Cool School Polar Plunge with at least 53 participants, promoting inclusion and respect during Respect Week, March 17-21.
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SXU art exhibitions honor Women’s History Month with multimedia showcase
SXU’s art exhibition at the Beverly Arts Center celebrated Women’s History Month, showcasing diverse female artists.
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Oak Lawn urges drivers to obey stop signs
Oak Lawn Mayor Terry Vorderer and other officials are asking residents to watch their speed and to obey stop signs while in the village.
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3 women refuse to pay bill at Oak Lawn Huck Finn
Three Chicago residents were charged with theft of service after allegedly refusing to pay a bill at Huck Finn restaurant, 10501 S. Cicero Ave. in Oak Lawn, early on Feb. 23, police said.
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Soaring egg prices leave restaurant owners scrambling
Egg prices have soared due to the avian flu, forcing local restaurant owners to adjust prices, portions, and supply strategies to stay afloat.
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Oak Lawn Lions seek Helen Keller 5K Run/Walk support
The Oak Lawn Lions will sponsor the 15th annual Helen Keller 5K Run/Walk beginning at Richards High School, 10601 S. Central Ave., and continuing through the Wolfe Wildlife Refuge Center and back.
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Oak Lawn mayor sees a busy future for village in 2025
Mayor Terry Vorderer added that along with the credit rating upgrades, projects will begin this year for Oak Lawn, including a state-of-the-art combined 911 center and public works department structure that will be built at the current public works site at 98th and 55th streets.