Orland Park plans to use eminent domain to acquire two abandoned properties at the corner of 94th Avenue and 159th Street.
Category: Orland Park
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Retail thefts pick up as Christmas season begins
“T’was more than a month before Christmas when all through the stores, a handful of people were stealing more, more and more.
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Man charged with endangering life of a child in Orland Park
Jose Espinoza, 27, of the 5400 block of South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, was charged with endangering the life of a child and several moving traffic violations November 2 after he left the scene of an accident, police said.
Posted inRegional New News
Orland Park settles with sergeant fired after claiming racial bias
Orland Park village board voted 5-2 Monday to approve a settlement agreement with William Sanchez and to reinstate him as a police sergeant.
Posted inRegional Business
Orland Park passes balanced $236 million budget
Mayor Jim Dodge said the balanced budget reflects “our commitment to our residents in numerous areas, especially in public safety and infrastructure.”
Posted inRegional New News
Spectators prepare for fun at Orland Christmas Parade
First-year Orland Park Mayor James Dodge lit the village tree and a drone and fireworks show followed.
Posted inVedette We/Us
South Side streets transform into Winter Wonderland as snow falls
South Side streets blanketed in snow Saturday as kids played, residents shoveled, and crews worked to keep travel safe.
Posted inRegional New News
Longtime Neat Repeats leader Doreen Holford retires after more than 25 years
Doreen Holford of Worth retires from Neat Repeats after 25 years, leaving a lasting legacy of kindness, leadership, and mentorship.
Posted inRegional New News
Smith Crossing residents provide comfort (bags) to shelter
Residents of Smith Crossing retirement community in Orland Park helped to fill comfort bags with clothing and toiletries for the holidays.
Posted inRegional New News
Orland Park reluctantly agrees to provide plowing at new DMV office
Orland Park voted 4-3 to commit up to $37,000 for snow, ice and salting operations at the new DMV parking lot for this coming winter season.