Members of the Palos Park Woman’s Club celebrated another successful year with colorful caftans, friendship and a festive summer luncheon.
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Palos Park man charged with $75 million in Medicaid fraud
Daniel Robinson, 51, was charged June 18 with two counts of healthcare fraud in a criminal complaint made public in U.S. District Court on Tuesday.
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Palos Park unveils fitness court on Village Green
The Village of Palos Park’s National Fitness Campaign Fitness Court on Village Green opened for business on June 18.
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Golf outing brings business and community leaders together in Palos Heights
The Palos Area Chamber of Commerce brought local professionals together for golf, networking, food and community connections at Oak Hills.
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Summer sounds fill the air at Palos Park concert series
Palos Park’s free summer concert series continues with live music, community gatherings, Hot Dog Day festivities and outdoor fun.
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Towns clean up after ‘double whammy’ of storms whip area
An EF-2 tornado last week left devastation in its wake from Hickory Hills to Midway Airport, according to the National Weather Service.
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Palos Park’s Kimmy Youngman named Young Professional of the Year
Palos Park Recreation Supervisor Kimmy Youngman earned Young Professional of the Year honors for leadership, community engagement and camp growth.
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Water, sewer rates to go up in Palos Park
Starting this month, the price of water and sewer services will go up in Palos Park.
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Palos Park Woman’s Club donates $5,000 to School District 118
Palos School District 118 has received a $5,000 grant from the Palos Park Woman’s Club to establish an indoor hydroponic garden program at the District’s Central Office building.
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Vincent ready to get cooking on Palos Park Village Council
Jay Vincent has a mean chili recipe and a new job as the replacement for G. Darryl Reed on the Palos Park Village Council.
