Oak Lawn Trustee Paul Mallo (3rd) said that the village, along with the staff at the Midnight Terror Haunted House, will again host the Halloween Decorating Contest.
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Oak Lawn to tackle flooding problems in 6th District
A meeting has been arranged for residents to find out about and ask questions regarding a project to curb flooding in Oak Lawn’s 6th District.
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From 6-year-old fans to the Class of ’71, Argo comes out for homecoming
Cheers, music and candy flying through the air set the tone as Argo High School’s junior varsity cheerleaders marched with their coaches at Saturday’s Homecoming parade.
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Hickory Hills weighs e-bike rules: ‘Mini-bikes have always been illegal’
After a series of close calls and a few minor crashes, the council discussed what steps might make sense locally, focusing on e-bikes, scooters and mini-bikes.
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Secretary of State Drivers Facility to open Monday at new Orland Park location
A temporary Secretary of State facility will open on Monday, September 29, at CTF Illinois, 18230 Orland Parkway in Orland Park.
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Jeanine Mozie named acting president of Trinity Christian College
Trinity Christian College appointed Jeanine Mozie as acting president. She brings a decade of leadership and a commitment to Christian education.
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Students bring Hispanic heritage to life
Oak Lawn-Hometown Middle School students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with crafts, books, displays and activities that highlighted culture, pride and community.
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Free pizza for first 100 guests at Justice Little Caesars grand opening
As part of the grand opening celebration, the pizzeria will reward the first 100 guests in line at 10 a.m. with free pizza for a year.
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Orland firefighter suffers minor injuries at home fire
One firefighter with the Orland Fire Protection District suffered minor injuries but was treated and released after battling a home fire in Orland Park Tuesday afternoon.
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Morrison Security lawsuit continued to Oct. 9
A hearing Tuesday morning before Judge Michael Otto took about five minutes regarding the lawsuit alleging sexual assault by an employee of the Morrison Security Corporation.