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  • More than 80 evaluated for carbon monoxide exposure at Tinley Park day care center

    February 21, 2019 By Bill Jones, Managing Editor News, Breaking, Police-Fire
    More than 80 staff and students were evaluated the afternoon of Thursday, Feb. 21, for carbon monoxide exposure after officials reportedly found elevated levels of CO at a Tinley Park day care center.
  • Mike Bacon, owner and head brewer at Arrowhead Ales Brewing Company in New Lenox, brews new dark imperial paczki stout beers. Photos by Thomas Czaja/22nd Century Media

    The Dish: Arrowhead Ales to release two new pastry-based beers

    February 21, 2019 By Jacquelyn Schlabach, Editor Life & Arts, Dining Out
    Something new is brewing in New Lenox. Arrowhead Ales Brewing Company is set to release two new dark stout beers that are made with a sweet twist.
  • This postcard image dates from about 1913 or 1914 and is made up of several other postcard photographs of Tinley Park. This collage of photos with a “Greetings” crest in the middle was a popular format, and similar postcards can be found for other communities. Many old photos of Tinley Park, along with artifacts and documents, can be found at the Tinley Park Historical Society.

    Tinley Park Historical Society gives insight into Village

    February 20, 2019 By Jacquelyn Schlabach, Editor Life & Arts
    A lot has changed since the Tinley Park Historical Society was founded in 1974.
  • Andrew girls bowling star Noelle Doody takes a photo of Hailey Morsovillo lifting her sister Emily during a celebration after the Romeoville Sectional on Feb. 8. With the T-Bolts finishing 24th in the state on Friday, Feb. 15 and young stars on the horizon, Andrew hopes to enjoy more postseason celebrations in the coming years. JEFF VORVA/22ND CENTURY MEDIA

    Bolts bowlers were rocked in Rockford, but future is bright

    February 19, 2019 By Jeff Vorva, Sports Editor Sports, High School

    First, let us get the cold, hard facts out of the way.

    Andrew’s girls bowling team finished last in the Illinois High School Association state tournament.

  • Tinley Park VFW Post 2791’s Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance attendees open the dance floor Saturday, Feb. 16, by singing “God Bless the U.S.A.” Photos by Laurie Fanelli/22nd Century Media

    Community and love fill air at VFW Dinner Dance

    February 18, 2019 By Laurie Fanelli, Freelance Reporter News
    Whether dancing with their one-and-only or enjoying a meal of comfort food favorites with friends, VFW Post 2791 members and guests celebrated love in various forms at the third annual Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance.

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News From Your Neighbors: Beacon Hill Antique Shop to mark end of an era on Feb. 27

FROM THE ORLAND PARK PRAIRIE

Beacon Hill Antique Shop to mark end of an era on Feb. 27
Standout Student: Vikram Karra, Prairie View Middle School, eighth-grader
More than 80 evaluated for carbon monoxide exposure at Tinley Park day care center
Police Reports: More than $1,000 cash stolen from unlocked vehicle

Sports

TPHS boys basketball team takes the fifth, opens regionals against Rich Central

At the season’s outset, Tinley Park coach D.J. Brown said his goal was for the Titans to be playing for a 3A regional title in March.
Once again, T-Bolts boys basketball team to open postseason vs. Plainfield North
This Week In for the week of Feb. 21
Thursday Morning Quarterback: Legendary coach Hallberg calls it a career

Life & Arts

The Dish: Arrowhead Ales to release two new pastry-based beers
Something new is brewing in New Lenox. Arrowhead Ales Brewing Company is set to release two new dark stout beers that are made with a sweet twist.
Tinley Park Historical Society gives insight into Village
PHOTOS: Hands-on experiments
Tinley resident and mother raise money to open romance novel bookstore

Opinion

From the Editor: Appreciating hometown history
I remember as a kid in grade school, we took a lot of field trips to the local outdoor museum. For those who do not know, Naperville has a history museum called Naper Settlement that features learning and interactive opportunities for just about anyone.
Thursday Morning Quarterback: Legendary coach Hallberg calls it a career
Thursday Morning Quarterback: There were 21, er 22, ex-Bulldogs in sectional action
From the Editor: All it takes is perspective