CHSD 218 ninth graders tour Moraine Valley and UIC this spring, exploring programs, dual credit, and future career possibilities.
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Hickory Hills, Palos Hills police chiefs want to hear from public
Palos Hills Police Chief Jeff Cucio (left) and Hickory Hills Police Chief Adam Gulczynski provide an update on the status of their two cities during the Hills Chamber of Commerce Police Luncheon held Feb. 11 at the Hickory Hills Country Club. (Photo by Joe Boyle)Â
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UPDATE: Palos Hills police fatally shoot armed man
A 37-year-old armed man was shot and killed early Sunday morning by a Palos Hills police officer in the Riviera townhomes.
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Man shot and killed in Palos Hills
A Palos Hills man was shot and killed early Sunday morning in the Riviera Townhomes near 111th Street and 86th Avenue.
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Photography by Angel hosts heartfelt Valentine’s Craft Night
Local families gathered for crafts, snacks and photos during a Valentine’s Day event at a Palos Hills photography studio.
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Spreading positivity at Stagg, one brick at a time
Stagg High School’s Social Action Club created a Kindness Wall, inviting students to share affirmations and build a supportive community.
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Teens Spread Love to Seniors With 180 Handmade Valentines
Eighteen Green Hills teens created 180 Valentine cards to uplift local seniors and combat loneliness through AARP’s Cupid Crew program.
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D230 students take regional ACES by storm
District 230 students earned top medals at the Regional ACES competition, excelling in STEM and English against more than a dozen schools.
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Homeschool kids make their newspaper dream a reality
Seven homeschool students from across the Chicago area created a monthly newspaper that builds confidence, creativity and real-world teamwork skills.
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Palos Hills business owner says quick thinking helped him survive armed robbery
A Palos Hills business owner says he talked his way out of being killed during an armed robbery at his cell phone business.