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Water main breaks forces water shut off in Dixmoor

The State of Emergency in Dixmoor remains in effect.

Cook County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar Joins Cicero Department of Health for a Back-to-School Health Fair

IDPH offered health screenings for STDs and HEP C, and educated the community about opioid usage, including distributing Narcan

Cook County’s Law Library Offers Free Computer Access for Residents to Attend Virtual Court Appearances

The Law Library was awarded funding from the Illinois State Library for new computers, software and equipment.

South Suburban College Awarded Grant to Support Early Childhood Education

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SSC students will also have access to apply for special emergency funds, a debt relief program and stipend to be administered once they achieve their academic goal of attaining a degree or certificate with a concentration in early childhood education

Low Water Pressure Identified at Modern Estates in Dixmoor

Food and water are available at Village Hall, located at 170 W 145th St. in Dixmoor.

Village of Orland Park Hosts 19th Annual Taste of Orland Park

"It's a great way to sample dishes from some the best restaurants in Orland Park, hear great music and participate in family-friendly activities.”

Mark Anderson, Renowned Cardiac Expert and Medical Leader, Named to Lead UChicago Medicine

Anderson will lead the medical and biological research, education, care delivery, and community engagement enterprise for UChicago Medicine, the Division of the Biological Sciences, and the Pritzker School of Medicine

Attorney Ben Crump Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Woman and Child Who Were Doused With Boiling Water by Taco Bell Employee

“Our hearts break for these two victims whose lives are forever changed because of the horrific and damaging actions by the Taco Bell manager and the larger entities that failed to protect the safety of their customers,” said Grinke and Crump. #BenCrump

Joyce to Host Free Document Shred Day in South Chicago Heights

The event is free to all residents, though each car is limited to three boxes of documents. It will last until 1 p.m. or until all shred trucks are full.

Dolton 149 Superintendent Dr. Maureen White Launches New Era

Dr. White, who earned her doctorate in Educational Leadership at National-Louis University in Chicago, plans to address not only student achievement but also adult achievement.

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