Palos Heights Metra passengers may soon have an easier way to reach the station by foot or by bicycle.
Category: Worth
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9/11 remembrance ceremonies set for 25th anniversary of terrorist attacks
Several south suburbs are planning memorial services to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Worth reviews Lucas Berg development proposal
A proposal to develop the Lucas Berg Nature Reserve Reservoir property was presented before a standing-room crowd during the Worth Village Board meeting Tuesday night.
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Palos Park wants Metra to add more SouthWest trains
The Southwest line’s stops also include Oak Lawn, Chicago Ridge, Worth, Palos Heights and three stops in Orland Park.
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Former Worth dispatcher continues giving back through school supply drive
Former Worth dispatcher Valerie Baudo brings police, RE/MAX 10 and community volunteers together to provide school supplies for local students.
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Stahlak Park transformed into Worth’s newest gem
After four decades as open space, Stahlak Park reopened with Worth’s first pickleball courts, new amenities and heartfelt community celebration.
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Worth Cruisers show off classic rides in weekly tradition
The car show usually draws large crowds and 150 entrants to the parking lot of Water’s Edge Golf Course, 7205 W. 115th St., in Worth.
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Mayor praises workers for cleanup from June storms
Worth Mayor Mary Werner said the public works department deserves praise for cleaning up the village following two days of raging storms last month.
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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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Former Worth police dispatcher continues giving back through school supply drive
Palos Heights resident Valerie Baudo teams up with community leaders and RE/MAX 10 to collect school supplies for students in need.