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 Park council approves long-awaited code changes
After years of going over them with a fine-tooth comb, the Palos Park Village Council was finally able to make the final comprehensive update to its planning and zoning codes.
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Rid Litter Day unites volunteers across Palos Park
More than 50 volunteers, including Scout Troop 699, joined Palos Park’s Rid Litter Day to clean streets and strengthen community bonds.
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Palos Park mayor seeks residents help on stopping BUILD
Palos Park Mayor Nicole Milovich-Walters is concerned about the state’s BUILD initiative and is asking for residents to help out.
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New chief rises through the ranks at Palos Fire Protection District
Michael Gabriele becomes Palos Fire chief after decades of service, leading a wave of promotions and a new era for the department.
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Palos Park Women turn luncheon into a global getaway
Palos Park Woman’s Club hosts vibrant spring luncheon with themed tables, shopping boutique, and community spirit at Cog Hill Country Club.
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Local artists turn noise into visual masterpieces
Sound-inspired exhibit “A Beautiful Noise” showcases 55 artworks, honors local winners, and connects visual art with live music experience.
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Pollinator Palooza to buzz into Palos Park with gardening tips, expert speakers
Pollinator Palooza brings expert advice, vendors and inspiration to Palos Park, helping gardeners create vibrant habitats for bees, butterflies and birds.
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‘Heavy Heart’ farewell as Stoney Point Pub closes doors in Palos Park
Stony Point Pub in Palos Park closed March 29, citing industry challenges while thanking loyal customers and shifting focus to other locations.
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Patriotic Pride Fills McCord Gallery as Veterans Honored in Style
Veterans were honored with art, music and recognition as McCord Gallery closed its exhibit with a patriotic community luncheon celebration.
