Village of Orland Park officials are going to take a deep dive into the possibility of building a performing arts center.
Category: Orland Park
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Pickleball courts may be out of Evergreen View plans
While all systems are go for many of the proposed pickleball courts in Orland Park, those that were slated for Evergreen View Park are on hold and might not happen at all.
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Amazon deal finally unlocks $12M road project Orland Park has needed for a decade
Orland Park approves $12 million Ravinia Avenue extension financing, a decade-old traffic project now possible thanks to Amazon’s retail development.
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No Partner Needed: Orland Park’s new Sunday Pickleball Drop-Ins
You don’t need a partner to play pickleball in Orland Park. Sunday drop-in sessions at Franklin Loebe Center make it easy and affordable for newcomers.
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Orland Park to spend $12 million on pool repairs
Jim Dodge has renewed urgency after the board approved $12 million in repairs for the pools at the fitness center and aquatic center.
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D230 students take regional ACES by storm
District 230 students earned top medals at the Regional ACES competition, excelling in STEM and English against more than a dozen schools.
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D230 art stars shine bright in regional showdowns
District 230 student artists earned top honors in regional competitions, showcasing originality, technical skill and powerful personal artistic voices.
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Orland Park creates wish list for lobbyists
Orland Park village board members have created a wish list of legislative priorities for lobbyists to work on.
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Orland Park buys six new vehicles for police
The Orland Park Village Board on Feb. 2 voted to purchase six utility vehicles at a cost of $286,524 including a Ford Bronco Sport.
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Young entrepreneurs take Over Moraine Valley
Young entrepreneurs showcased handmade products, learned real business skills and gained confidence at Moraine Valley’s NextGen-sponsored fair.