A Mother’s Day walk in Palos Park raises funds to help Moraine Valley students finish degrees through the Last Mile Scholarship.
Category: Palos Heights
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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.
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Blue Island man arrested for construction site burglary at Shepard High School
A Blue Island man was arrested this week in connection with a burglary at the construction site of a new fieldhouse at Shepard High School.
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From farm to table: Local markets return with flavor and fun
Farmers markets return across the Southland, offering fresh produce, baked goods and community connection at weekly outdoor gatherings through October.
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Palos Heights Green Team unites community for Rid Litter Day
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.
