Young entrepreneurs showcased handmade products, learned real business skills and gained confidence at Moraine Valley’s NextGen-sponsored fair.
Category: Orland Park
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Failure to register as sex offender
A North Chicago man was arrested last month for failing to register as a sex offender, Orland Park police said
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$5,000 in stolen merchandise found in car
Two Chicago men were arrested last month and charged with stealing more than $5,000 worth of merchandise from village stores, police said.
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Man arrested for possession of stolen motor vehicle
Orland Park police arrested a 31-year-old man last week in connection with a stolen vehicle investigation in the parking lot of Papa Joe’s.
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Orland Park shoots down Healy’s request for Plan Commission investigation
Orland Park Trustee William Healy says there is an ethics breach with the village’s plan commission and a political group.
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More bang and more bucks as Orland Park ramps up fireworks
Thanks in part to America turning 250 years old there will be more shells lighting up the sky in Orland Park this summer.
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Sandburg welcomes back Dr. Lexi Fosco for big leadership role
Carl Sandburg alum Dr. Lexi Fosco returns as Math and Business Division Chair, blending teaching experience with leadership expertise.
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Orland Park police charge tutor for aggravated criminal sexual abuse
A former teacher believed to have sexually abused children in Evergreen Park and Orland Park was arrested this week by Orland Park police.
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Love’s Sweet Arrow becomes hockey romance hotspot
Fans packed Love’s Sweet Arrow for trivia, crafts, and themed treats celebrating the steamy, playful world of Heated Rivalry.
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First Watch turns Orland Park mornings into brunch paradise
First Watch opened in Orland Park, serving breakfast and brunch favorites like French toast and Million Dollar Bacon daily from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.