Palos Park Woman’s Club raised more than $20,000 during its Mother’s Day Walk supporting Moraine Valley students nearing graduation.
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4 new businesses coming to Palos Heights
The City of Palos Heights granted approvals Tuesday night paving the way for four new businesses to open in the city in the coming months.
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Palos Heights adding first responder monument to 9/11 Memorial
Palos Heights granted approval Tuesday for the installation of a memorial commemorating first responders who died in the 9/11 attacks in New York.
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District 230 Esports dynasty continues with multiple medals
Stagg and Andrew esports teams captured multiple IHSA state medals, including two championships, continuing District 230’s winning tradition.
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Mother’s Day Walk fuels Moraine Valley students’ path to graduation
A Mother’s Day walk in Palos Park raises funds to help Moraine Valley students finish degrees through the Last Mile Scholarship.
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Kitchen classroom turns life skills into real-world confidence
Color-coded kitchen at Amos Alonzo Stagg High School helps students with special needs build independence, confidence and real-world job skills daily.
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Palos Heights sours on Illinois’ proposed BUILD project
Add Palos Heights to the list of those who are not in favor of the state’s controversial BUILD initiative.
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Biggby Coffee celebrates one year in Palos Heights
Biggby Coffee in Palos Heights celebrated its first anniversary Wednesday with a daylong event featuring live music, drink specials, and a steady stream of loyal customers.
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She CAN! event blends yoga and bike skills
Women gathered at Lake Katherine for yoga, bike mechanics and a group ride, building confidence, skills and community connection together.
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Palos Heights launches screen-free summer event
Palos Heights School District 128 held a Screen-Free Summer Family Event on April 16, drawing more than 75 families and community partners to promote wellness and hands-on learning.