The Southwest line’s stops also include Oak Lawn, Chicago Ridge, Worth, Palos Heights and three stops in Orland Park.
Category: Palos Park
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Palos Park touch a truck puts kids in the driver’s seat
Palos Park families enjoyed Touch a Truck, explored emergency vehicles, climbed aboard a vintage tractor and connected with local first responders.
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Palos Park Teen Academy puts students on patrol
The Palos Park Teen Police Academy gives students hands-on experience, builds confidence and strengthens connections between local youth and officers.
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Palos Park Recreation Foundation brings new energy to the Village
The Palos Park Recreation Foundation is enhancing parks, promoting free fitness and bringing neighbors together through new community programs and events.
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Update: Weather service says tornado touched down in Orland Park
Violent storms with 80 mph winds and possible tornado activity damage Orland Park, Palos Park and Palos Heights, leaving widespread destruction.
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Community connection is in the forecast for National Night Out
National Night Out events across the Southwest suburbs bring residents, police and firefighters together through family activities, safety programs and community connections.
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Palos Park officer’s daughter earns scholarship for academic achievement
Abby Winter earned a $500 SSACOP scholarship recognizing her academic achievement, community service and commitment to continuing her college education.
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Blue Envelope Program changes traffic stops in Palos Park
Palos Park Police use the Blue Envelope Program to improve communication, reduce stress and create safer interactions with motorists on the autism spectrum.
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Pedalpalooza returns to Palos Park for family fun on two wheels
Pedalpalooza returns Aug. 8 with free bike rides, games, food trucks and family activities celebrating community in Palos Park.
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Palos Park approves $60,000 in village improvements
Things have been breaking down in Palos Park recently, and the village council needs to spend close to $60,000 for repairs or replacement.
