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Kendall Holliday steps up for unbeaten Curie
Senior Kendall Holliday scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Curie beat DePaul recruit Mason Lockett IV and Oswego East.
Mike Clark’s girls basketball Top 5
See who grabbed the No. 1 spot this week.
Mike Clark’s boys basketball Top 5
Check out which teams made the cut this week.
Delia Sullivan keeps Mother McAuley on track
Senior guard Delia Sullivan contributes scoring, defense and rebounding for Mother McAuley.
Lyons’ Grant Smith builds on strong summer
Sophomore wing Grant Smith is one of the leaders for a mostly news Lyons team.
Shepard’s Aaron Arrambide makes up for lost time
After skipping the summer AAU season, Shepard’s Aaron Arrambide is hoping to catch college coaches’ eyes this winter.
(Sammy) Childs’ play: Take Richards to next level
With a major contribution from Homewood-Flossmoor transfer Sammy Childs, Richards already has passed its win total of last season.
Area roundup: Fire send Burbank’s Brian Gutierrez to Mexican club
The Fire transferred Reavis grad Brian Gutierrez tp Club Deportivo Guadalajara of Liga MX.
Zach Grabowski embraces bigger role for Brother Rice basketball
Zach Grabowski is one of Brother Rice’s go-to players this season after seeing limited action for last winter’s senior-heavy team.
Boys basketball notebook: Omar Saleh, Oak Lawn focus on attitude
Oak Lawn boys basketball, which won its own Len Scaduto Classic, is aiming for its first regional title since 1988.
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Palos Park Woman’s Club boosts Moraine Valley food pantry
Palos Park Woman’s Club selected Moraine Valley’s Project Care Food Pantry as its holiday beneficiary, donating over 800 items to students.
From stay-at-home mom to sweet treats success story
Sara Tanner grew Paradise Sweets & Eats from an idea into a community-centered, nut-free snack shop and ice cream business.
Tinley Park bookstore joins Chicagoland Holiday Trolley
Love’s Sweet Arrow in Tinley Park joined the inaugural Bookstore Holiday Trolley, delighting romance fans and connecting bookstores across Chicagoland.
Green Hills Public Library’s Giving Tree grows hope
Green Hills Public Library’s Giving Tree collects new winter essentials to support individuals facing housing insecurity through Jan. 4.
Holiday cheer served at Palos Park Breakfast With Santa
Palos Park families gathered for Breakfast with Santa, enjoying festive food, crafts, photos and holiday cheer at the Recreation Center.
Cold weather, big turnout at Still Bike Ride Shop ride
Still Bike Ride Shop hosted its first Holiday Ride in Tinley Park, bringing neighbors together for a cold, fun and festive…
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Johnson allocates $5 million for gunshot detection system
Mayor Brandon Johnson last year decommissioned the city’s Shotspotter gunshot detection system saying it was no more than a “walkie…
Teen working at Burger King slain in shooting
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Murder suspect arrested after fatal shooting on Fairfield
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