Palos Goes Pink brought the community together Oct. 3 to exercise, raise money and support metastatic breast cancer research.
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Strong women take center stage at Women Making a Difference
Palos Park’s Women Making a Difference event brings women leaders together to discuss service, leadership, volunteerism and strengthening local communities.
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Kate Matousek named President of Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital
Kate Matousek’s lifelong connection to Northwestern Medicine continues as she takes over as president of Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital.
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Shepard musicians make memories across Europe
Fourteen Shepard band students joined musicians from across Chicagoland for a European tour filled with performances, sightseeing, history and friendships.
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Palos Goes Pink returns Saturday at Lake Katherine
Fitness enthusiasts will “Go Pink” for the fourth year in a row this Saturday at Lake Katherine in Palos Heights.
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Family demands answers after Poppy killed in dog attack near Chippewa Elementary School
A Palos Heights family seeks answers after their dog Poppy was killed in a violent attack near children at school property.
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Benny Parnitzke among top athletes in youth athlete competition
Benny Parnitzke advances to the Youth Athlete of the Year quarterfinals, with family, friends and community members continuing their support.
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Chicago bachelorette gives $1,000 prize to local nonprofit
Chicago’s Most Eligible Bachelorette Krysta Privoznik donated her $1,000 prize to Zelda’s Kitchen Witches, supporting women rebuilding after domestic violence.
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Palos Heights approves municipal pool improvements
The Palos Heights City Council took the first steps on July 21 to begin improvements to the city pool.
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Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dancing to move to Palos Heights
The city of Palos Heights cleared the way for an award-winning business to come into the city at its Sept. 15 city council meeting. The Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dance, which currently calls Worth home, is planning to relocate to Palos Heights in the former Redemption Vault space on Harlem Avenue. The storefront, 12343 […]
