Brain Boost Tutoring received a positive boost on Oct. 5 when Orland Park named it the Business of the Month for October.
Category: Your Town
Palos Park uncertain on e-bikes regulations
Some communities have expressed public concern over e-bikes in their villages and cities, but Palos Park intentionally stayed silent.
Kids painted pumpkins with CAPS Officers at Home Run Inn for 2nd annual event
Kids got their hands dirty and painted pumpkins on Oct. 12 at the second annual Paint-a-Pumpkin with a Police Officer, held in the party room at Home Run Inn on Archer.
Police Blotter
BEECHER On October 5, Geoffrey Dolan, 54, of Crete, was stopped for a registration violation. Further investigation determined that Dolan had no valid driver’s license and was issued citations for the noted violation, as well as expired and suspended registration. A notice-to-appear was provided. Disclaimer: Charges against each defendant are merely accusations, with all defendants […]
Manhattan says no to Flock renewal
After multiple public discussions, the village of Manhattan is listening to residents who expressed concerns about Flock cameras and will not renew the controversial camera contract.
DeLuca may intervene in Golf Vista dispute
Monee Trustee Scott Youdris told the village board that state Rep. Anthony DeLuca (D-80th) has expressed an interest in trying to help resolve the Golf Vista Estates conundrum.
Monee sets strict rules for e-scooter drivers
A new ordinance regulating low-speed electric scooters in Monee sets some pretty strict rules for anybody riding on one.
Chicago Ridge police charge 2 drivers with driving on suspended licenses
Chicago Ridge police charged a Lemont man and an Evergreen Park man with driving on suspended licenses after traffic stops.
Palos Hills police investigate $2,000 cosmetics theft; Oak Lawn man charged with DUI
A man took about $2,000 in cosmetics from a Palos Hills pharmacy, police said, and an Oak Lawn man faces DUI charges.
Firefighters pull occupant from Manor Court fire; patient flown to burn center
Firefighters pulled a person from a burning home on Manor Court early Friday, and the patient was later flown to a regional burn center, according to the New Lenox Fire Protection District.
