More than 30 volunteers joined Palos Heights Green Team for Rid Litter Day cleanup with citywide support and collaboration.
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Local Vendors shine at Shepard Arts Crafts And Vendors Fair
More than 100 vendors and eager shoppers filled Shepard High School for a lively spring show supporting the band program.
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New chief rises through the ranks at Palos Fire Protection District
Michael Gabriele becomes Palos Fire chief after decades of service, leading a wave of promotions and a new era for the department.
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Fitness meets nature at Lake Katherine’s scenic 5K
About 200 participants joined Lake Katherine’s Run Wild 5K, blending fitness, nature and community while supporting conservation and local outreach efforts.
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Computer Greeks celebrates 30 years strong in Palos Heights
Computer Greeks celebrates 30 years in Palos Heights, continuing its family-run legacy while welcoming a new generation into the business.
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Willowbrook man arrested for DUI and gun possession
Willowbrook man Tony Woodson, 29, was arrested April 4 for driving under the influence and carrying a loaded firearm while intoxicated, police said.
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Oak Lawn woman arrested for leaving the scene of a September crash
She was also charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid a crash and operation of an uninsured motor vehicle. Canino is due back in court May 20.
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Amelia Jensen’s design to adorn Palos Heights vehicle stickers
Palos Heights Mayor Bob Straz presented Amelia with a certificate for winning the design contest at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
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New apartments open for residents with disabilities
A grand opening celebration took place the morning of March 31 to welcome the Hamlin Avenue Apartments in Alsip, a permanent housing development that allows adults with disabilities to live independently.
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Palos Heights Police Department Swaps Badges for Swimsuits in Polar Plunge
Palos Heights Police Department joined community members March 28 in a polar plunge that raised more than $5,000 for Special Olympics.