It was Angelina Marsella’s intuition and her bravery to speak up that played a significant role in saving the life of an elderly man while she was on vacation in Florida just a couple weeks ago.
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Millennium Elementary School student Angelina Marsella (middle) stands with her principal Mary Jo Werbiansky (left) and school counselor Lauren Garrison after receiving a certificate for bravery and good citizenship for helping save a man on vacation. Photos submittedStudent receives accolades for helping save man
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Audience member Pat Johnson (left) from Tinley Park, waits for her cue as Sarah Denton, a member of Graffiti on the Fourth Wall, performs a skit at the Tinley Park Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Jan. 19 during the comedy revue,”Old Lang Signs.” Photos by Mary Compton/22nd Century MediaImprov group performs show with cues from audience
January 22, 2019 Life & Arts, The ArtsChristina Halleran from Tinley Park was the typical theater mom; driving her 10-year-old son, Michael, to 12 productions hauling costumes and make-up. -
WilliamsNews from Your Neighbors: Police searching for suspect after shooting that left one dead at Orland Square mall
January 22, 2019 NewsOrland Park Police are looking for Jakharr Williams, 19, of 696 Madisen Lane in University Park, who they identified as their suspect in the Jan. 21 shooting death of Javon Britten, an 18-year-old from Richton Park, during an altercation at Orland Square mall. -
Spread the love in the annual Valentine’s Day Coloring Contest
January 17, 2019 Life & ArtsWe [heart] you. As much as our editorial team hates to admit it, there are some things that simply are not conveyed quite as well by words. -
Tinley Park High School swimmers (from left), Mike Alberto, James Ochea, Andrew Alacron and Nick Psaltakis gather after setting an Eisenhower High School pool record in the 200 yard medley relay on Jan. 8. JEFF VORVA/22ND CENTURY MEDIARelay teams give Titan swimmers reason to think about state
January 16, 2019 Sports, High SchoolVeteran Tinley Park boys swimming coach Robert Westberg said that only three swimmers in the South Suburban Conference have qualified for the Illinois High School Association boys state swimming meet in the past eight seasons.
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