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Tinley Park resident John Surufka honored on his 100th birthday

By South Cook News Report | Jan 24, 2023

At the Jan. 17 meeting of The Village Board of Tinley Park, Village President Michael Glotz issued a proclamation honoring resident John Surufka, a World War II veteran and beloved resident of the town who recently marked his 100th birthday.

Churchill Principal Schnoor to teacher Kozel: 'Your students are so lucky to have you'

By South Cook News Report | Jan 23, 2023

The Homewood School District #153 Board of Education recognized two staff members for their hard work during a meeting held on January 9

Homewood Superintendent McAlister: 'It's really important to us that we have a positive culture'

By South Cook News Report | Jan 23, 2023

The Homewood School District 153 School Board received an update on its strategic plan during a meeting held on Jan 9.

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Chicago's Lightfoot on campaign spending: 'We're about 40 days out from an election. Of course we're spending money'

By South Cook News Report | Jan 22, 2023

First-term Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is locked in a tight battle against eight challengers for her office.

'He puts his heart into every task': Evergreen Park village board names its employee of the year

By South Cook News Report | Jan 16, 2023

The Evergreen Park village board recently announced the recipient village’s employee of the year award.

Pekau: ‘We don't live in a dictatorship and should no allow (Pritzker) to act like one’

By South Cook News Report | Jan 10, 2023

Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau is beating back against Gov. J.B Pritzker’s latest extension of emergency executive orders.

Pekau: ‘It is UNACCEPTABLE to eliminate the decision-making authority of local school boards’

By South Cook News Report | Jan 10, 2023

Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau, a GOP candidate for Congress in 2022, is opposing legislation in Springfield creating comprehensive mandatory sexual education.

'There’s plenty of room in Little Village for their people:' Black Woodlawn residents push for illegal immigrants to shelter in Mexican neighborhoods

By South Cook News Report | Jan 6, 2023

Residents of Woodlawn gathered to protest the planned housing of illegal immigrants in the old Wadsworth Elementary School.

Riverside board hears from students who adopted a cow

By South Cook News Report | Dec 29, 2022

Some students from Ames Elementary schools presented a recent class project to the board.

District 146 Board of Ed discusses findings of annual audit, votes in favor of tax levy

By South Cook News Report | Dec 28, 2022

The Community Consolidated School District 146 Board of Education met on Dec. 12 and heard the findings of the district’s annual audit, and voted in favor of its finalized tax levy to submit to the Cook County assessor.

Tinley Park has a new public works representative: 'I look forward to working for all of the residents here'

By South Cook News Report | Dec 21, 2022

The village appointed three new employees to positions throughout the village hall.

High School student becomes local hero after saving mother during seizure: 'The proclamation is so well warranted'

By South Cook News Report | Dec 18, 2022

The village board recognized a local high school student for her life saving efforts.

Arts & Crafts Studio's Mucci: 'If you had an idea or wanted to see something new, you just have to let us know and we'll see if we can do it'

By South Cook News Report | Dec 15, 2022

The Tinley Park Village Board recognized two local businesses during their meeting on December 6

Student alleges sexual assault in lawsuit against Homewood-Flossmoor High School: 'No staff or professional educator did anything to protect her from this horrific, life-changing event'

By South Cook News Report | Dec 15, 2022

A Homewood-Flossmoor High School student is suing the school she says where she was sexually assaulted after being placed in an unsupervised room with a dangerous student.

Blackhawk Tactical Firearm Training call bill: ‘Tyrannical infringement policies’

By South Cook News Report | Dec 12, 2022

Blackhawk Tactical Firearm Training is warning Illinois gun owners about a bill being considered in the General Assembly that would outlaw several different types of guns and accessories.

Midlothian's Johnson to residents: 'Let me know your ideas' for village community events

By South Cook News Report | Dec 10, 2022

The Village of Midlothian is seeking input on how to spend the remaining $1,200 budgeted for community events this fiscal year.

Midlothian's Crowley: Eliminating utility minimum will give residents 'more flexibility going forward with what they use being in connection to what they pay'

By South Cook News Report | Dec 10, 2022

The Midlothian Village Board recently discussed getting rid of a utility minimum as inflation continues to stretch residents’ wallets.

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Tinley Park resident John Surufka honored on his 100th birthday

Churchill Principal Schnoor to teacher Kozel: 'Your students are so lucky to have you'

Homewood Superintendent McAlister: 'It's really important to us that we have a positive culture'

Chicago's Lightfoot on campaign spending: 'We're about 40 days out from an election. Of course we're spending money'

'He puts his heart into every task': Evergreen Park village board names its employee of the year

Pekau: ‘We don't live in a dictatorship and should no allow (Pritzker) to act like one’

Pekau: ‘It is UNACCEPTABLE to eliminate the decision-making authority of local school boards’

'There’s plenty of room in Little Village for their people:' Black Woodlawn residents push for illegal immigrants to shelter in Mexican neighborhoods

Riverside board hears from students who adopted a cow

District 146 Board of Ed discusses findings of annual audit, votes in favor of tax levy

Tinley Park has a new public works representative: 'I look forward to working for all of the residents here'

High School student becomes local hero after saving mother during seizure: 'The proclamation is so well warranted'

Arts & Crafts Studio's Mucci: 'If you had an idea or wanted to see something new, you just have to let us know and we'll see if we can do it'

Student alleges sexual assault in lawsuit against Homewood-Flossmoor High School: 'No staff or professional educator did anything to protect her from this horrific, life-changing event'

Blackhawk Tactical Firearm Training call bill: ‘Tyrannical infringement policies’

Midlothian's Johnson to residents: 'Let me know your ideas' for village community events

Midlothian's Crowley: Eliminating utility minimum will give residents 'more flexibility going forward with what they use being in connection to what they pay'

Tinley Park Village Board adds three employees

Tinley Park collectible toy store owner: ‘My staff…they're told to take care of the kids’

Tinley Park clerk to Galante: ‘You’ve really shown your true colors tonight’

Orland Park Mayor Pekau questions Jim Dodge’s record ahead of mayoral race

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