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BREAKING: Teacher from Tinley Park dies following hit-and-run near Orland Square mall.

Village Board: Officials continue debate over cannabis dispensaries
December 4, 2019 By Jon DePaolis, Freelance Reporter News, Village

Retail recreational cannabis dispensaries may not be in the cards for the Village of Tinley Park.
Families, veterans celebrate holiday season at Breakfast with Santa
December 3, 2019 By Laurie Fanelli, Freelance Reporter News

Cookies may be Santa Claus’ favorite treat, but Old Saint Nick also knows the importance of eating a good breakfast.
Code Ninjas opens Homer Glen location
December 2, 2019 By Thomas Czaja, Contributing Editor News

The dojo is a place where children and teens can learn at their own pace, gaining discipline not in martial arts, but rather important technology skills of present day.
Reign in the rain - LWE football team wins third state title
December 1, 2019 By Steve Millar, Contributing Editor Sports, High School

The members of Lincoln-Way East’s defense hold themselves to a high standard.
Tinley girl donates birthday presents to Treasure Chest six years in a row
November 30, 2019 By Jacquelyn Schlabach, Editor Life & Arts

When Dawn Beaudry asked her now 10-year-old daughter, Ella, to donate her birthday presents for her party when she turned 4, Ella didn’t hesitate.

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BREAKING: Teacher from Tinley Park dies following hit-and-run near Orland Square mall

A St. Michael teacher was killed and another injured the evening of Dec. 4 after both pedestrians were involved in a hit-and-run near Square Celt following a parish Christmas party.

Village sends letter to state, federal agencies to address environmental issues at mental health site

PAWS Tinley seeking holiday foster families

Village Board: Officials continue debate over cannabis dispensaries

A Richton Park man was arrested Nov. 25 and charged with Class 4 felony battery after he allegedly groped multiple women on the Old Plank Road Trail in three separate incidents this fall, the Frankfort Police Department announced in a Nov. 26 news release.