Sandburg sophomore Grace Wurster earned first in Illinois and third nationally in an investment writing contest, beating more than 1,700 entries.
Category: Palos Park
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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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Sandburg students beat the clock and take first in business showdown
Three Sandburg students won a regional business competition, creating a solar battery marketing plan under pressure and advancing to national competition.
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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 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.
