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- Walgreens launches Safe Medication Disposal Kiosk Program in Illinois
prescriptions, including controlled substances, and over-the-counter medications at no cost…Please click here
- At 25, Lake Katherine is a natural work in progress
swallowtail butterflies and blue dasher dragonflies flit across pickerel and arrowhead…Please click here
- 12 firms vie to study possible sports complex in Tinley Park
will be reviewed at a Village Board committee meeting tentatively scheduled for Aug. 16…Please click here
- Diversity, Inc & SSMMA celebrate Joe Martin
More photos are here.
- Sept. 15: SSMMA dinner meeting in Lynwood
Dinner WHERE: Dream Palace 19825 Stony Island Ave Lynwood, IL 60411 (708) 418-2041 Please click here
- Local tax districts have mixed results
instances used to pay the principal and interest on bonds to finance those improvements…Please click here
- Reservoir gets biggest test from storms
according to the National Weather Service, with Homewood getting soaked with 3 inches…Please click here
- Southland police reach out to community in variety of ways
Dolton Police image courtesy of Chi-town-fire-photos. shop, called “Coffee with a Cop,” is part of the community policing program in Palos Park…Please click here
- Will new HUD rule help more families escape high-poverty, high-crime neighborhoods?
to solve through a proposed change in the Housing Choice Voucher, or Section 8, program…Please click here
- Can Amazon persuade thousands to work at its warehouses?
The e-commerce juggernaut said Tuesday it will hire “hundreds and hundreds” of people to ship goods out At another Joliet property Amazon already employs around 1,500…Please click here to read Micah Maidberg
- Markham invites residents to community meeting on remedial action planned for redevelopment property
John Thompson, Director of Economic Development Phone: (708) 331-4905 x 337 Follow-up: Please click here
- Oak Forest Fire Department receives more than $285,000 to purchase new equipment
Thanks to a $285,819 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Oak Forest Fire Department receive this award, which fills a tremendous safety need for our emergency responders, “said Oak Forest Fire As part of the grant’s requirements, the fire department will contribute $28,581 toward the purchase hazards by providing direct financial assistance to eligible fire departments, non-affiliated emergency medical services organizations, and state fire training academies for critically needed resources to












