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Category: Your Town
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Grace Point Place residents enjoy heartwarming stable visit
Grace Point Place residents shared laughter and comfort while bonding with horses, goats and chickens during a heartwarming visit to Memory Lane Stables.
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MHS Cemetery Walk delivered a journey through time
The Monee Historical Society’s Cemetery Walk promised a journey through time, and Christi Holston’s narrative of the village’s movers and shakers delivered.
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Mother-daughter duo brings ‘She CAN!’ to life
Erin Stevenson’s new book She CAN! empowers girls and women through creativity, confidence, and collaboration with her daughter Leslie.
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Palos Heights Woman’s Club hosts blood drive
Palos Heights Woman’s Club hosted a blood drive Wednesday, drawing local donors eager to support hospitals and save lives.
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Community walk shines a light on domestic violence awareness
Community members and Saint Xavier students united for a candlelight walk at St. Gianna Parish to raise awareness of domestic violence.
Posted inClear-Ridge Reporter Business
Opinion: Chicago losing millions by banning video gaming
Putting video gambling machines in Chicago airports, Navy Pier and other establishments could bring in millions for city coffers.
Posted inRegional Business
Palos Park road projects starting and finishing
Palos Park Mayor Nicole Milovich-Walters said the 2025 Motor Fuel Tax project will begin Oct. 23 and will be grinding asphalt on McKinley Avenue.
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Generations soar together at Wild Birds Unlimited
Family-run Wild Birds Unlimited in Palos Park connects people with nature, inspiring all ages through bird feeding, community events, and heartfelt hospitality.
Posted inRegional Business
Oak Lawn flood prevention project to begin
The Polaris Stormwater Storage and Storm Sewer Improvement Project will begin next month in the Oak Lawn 6th District.