The committee voted on Oct. 8 to unanimously advance the resolution to the full City Council for consideration on Oct. 14.
Category: Your Town
Justice family builds a free haunt so every kid gets a Halloween
Every year Hazelett, Jaxson’s father, Steven Crutchfield, and Jaxson turn their home at 8016 S. 87th Ave. in Justice into a walk-through haunt that anyone can visit for free.
Justice police ticket man for loose pallets
A 47-year-old man received two tickets after police stopped his red 2015 GMC pickup at 8:59 a.m. Oct. 6 because the wooden pallets in its bed were not secured.
Two charged in attempted theft of mausoleum door at Lithuanian National Cemetery
Two Westchester residents face felony charges in the attempted theft of a mausoleum door from Lithuanian National Cemetery.
Oak Lawn’s Catalina Vera proves kindness Is her greatest superpower
Oak Lawn kindergartner Catalina Vera advances in Stan Lee’s Super Kid competition, winning hearts with her taekwondo skills, courage and kindness.
The Kozy Kauldron brings retro Vegas flair and Halloween chills to Worth
April Bisignani turns her Worth home into The Kozy Kauldron, a scare-free, retro Las Vegas Halloween display she builds herself.
Palos Park mourns former Mayor E. Willard Lager at 102
E. Willard Lager, former Palos Park mayor, spent more than eight decades serving his community, raising family and building lasting connections.
Bedford Park pep rally costume contest sends top fan to Sox playoff game
A young fan named Molly won first place and a $750 Visa gift card at Bedford Park’s Southside Playoff Pep Rally & Baseball Costume Contest on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Wintrust Sports Complex.
Jon’s Way Youth Group builds Chicago Ridge’s Halloween haunted trail
Jon’s Way preteens and teens are building a “Stranger Things”-themed haunted trail for Chicago Ridge’s Halloween celebration, scheduled Oct. 24.
Summit honors Army veteran Michael Salgado on his 100th birthday
Michael Salgado sat in the front row at the Summit Village Board meeting Monday, Oct. 5, and smiled as Mayor Sergio Rodriguez read a proclamation honoring his 100th birthday.
