Lake Katherine’s Monarch Celebration filled Palos Heights with 500 butterflies, a new Maker’s Market, hayrides, scarecrows, and pollinator education.
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Autumn in the Park festival brought small-town spirit to life
Palos Park’s Autumn in the Park Festival brought neighbors together with food, music, a parade, artisan vendors, kids’ activities and community spirit.
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At 105, Brunett Nash credits her faith — and a little feistiness
Brunett Nash celebrated her 105th birthday in Orland Park with generations of loved ones, crediting her faith and feisty spirit.
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Oak Lawn police charge second home invader
Oak Lawn police this week arrested a second man wanted in connection to a home invasion in May in the area of 90th Street and Sproat Avenue.
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Bridgeview man charged in fatal 99th and Harlem crash was under influence of cannabis, police say
A Bridgeview man has been charged with reckless homicide in the August 31 fatal crash at 99th Street and Harlem Avenue in Chicago Ridge.
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Taste of Frankfort September 23
Taste of Frankfort returns on Tuesday, September 23, from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m., at CD & ME, 23320 S. LaGrange Road, Frankfort.
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Man charged in death of bicyclist in Garfield Ridge in 2023
A Chicago man was arrested Thursday for leaving the scene of a fatal accident in October of 2023 in the Garfield Ridge community.
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Zoo needs help naming new member of The Living Coast
To raise awareness for their conservation story, Brookfield Zoo Chicago is inviting the public to help name an axolotl under its care at The Living Coast.
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Twirling Bears and Bearettes spin discipline and joy
Twirling Bears and Bearettes train south suburban kids in baton twirling, pom pons and colorguard, building confidence, teamwork and championship wins.
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Forest View swears in two police officers
Two new officers were sworn in as full-time members of the Forest View Police Department during the Sept. 9 village board meeting.