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“So much of the mission of Nazareth and the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph was something that really resonated wit...
10/05/2025

“So much of the mission of Nazareth and the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph was something that really resonated with the things that Pope Francis was trying to do in building bridges and caring for the dear neighbor and caring for those marginalized in our society,” she said. “It sounds like Pope Leo will be doing the same thing. We’re just so happy about that because it seems like who we are.”

Nazareth Academy President Deborah Tracy said Pope Leo XIV will continue work inline with Nazareth and the Sisters of St. Joseph.

The police report indicated the La Grange Police Department is considering the possibility a medical event played a part...
28/04/2025

The police report indicated the La Grange Police Department is considering the possibility a medical event played a part in the conduct of the driver of the SUV, whose name is being withheld at this time.

La Grange police said seven vehicles were involved the crash that claimed the lives of Brett and Melissa Lane, who had five children.

“It’s definitely fiscally responsible, we don’t kick the can down the road nor do we spend what we don’t have,” Trustee ...
24/04/2025

“It’s definitely fiscally responsible, we don’t kick the can down the road nor do we spend what we don’t have,” Trustee Michael Sheehan said.

The La Grange Park Village Board voted unanmously April 22 to approve an operating budget for Fiscal 2025-2026 that includes spending of about $26.5 million and an estimated $671,780 deficit. The b…

“They come up with this plan and the main focus is safety on La Grange Road from Homestead to Woodlawn. Safety is number...
24/04/2025

“They come up with this plan and the main focus is safety on La Grange Road from Homestead to Woodlawn. Safety is number one,” Village President James Discipio said.

About 75 La Grange Park residents gave input on a Traffic Safety Improvement Project and pushed for a reduced speed limit.

“It was really sort of inspired by the time of year we’re in right now,” Pobojewski said, displaying the gold maple leaf...
11/10/2024

“It was really sort of inspired by the time of year we’re in right now,” Pobojewski said, displaying the gold maple leaf. “The logo, of course, has five leaves, inspired by the five families that founded La Grange Park.”

The logo has five leaves, inspired by the five families that founded La Grange Park. said John Pobojewski of design studio Span.

“With La Grange Park having one of the lowest park district tax rates in suburban Cook County, we really depend on grant...
13/02/2024

“With La Grange Park having one of the lowest park district tax rates in suburban Cook County, we really depend on grant money to supplement our capital funds,” Jessica Cannaday, park district executive director, said. “Less than 50 % of our operations come from tax dollars, while the rest come from our program fees.”

Thanks to a grant from the State of Illinois, The Community Park District of La Grange Park will see one of its larger parks get a much-needed renovation. The Illinois Department of Natural Resourc…

“This is really a celebration of success,” Jay Biere, CEO of Plymouth Place, said. “The Arboretum Villas have attracted ...
30/01/2024

“This is really a celebration of success,” Jay Biere, CEO of Plymouth Place, said. “The Arboretum Villas have attracted the early baby boomers to Plymouth, and it’s added additional housing options, wellness, and culinary experiences and options.”

A $95 million addition at Plymouth Place will include 59 separate villas/units and be home to an estimated additional 80 people.

“My first inclination was I wanted to do something a little different than they’re getting in the dining hall,” Chef Mar...
23/01/2024

“My first inclination was I wanted to do something a little different than they’re getting in the dining hall,” Chef Mark Sabbe said. “So that we could create a distinction between this restaurant and what they normally do for their food service. We’re just supposed to be an option, just like the Pub and the Bistro.”

Thirty North opened in Plmouth Place just before Christmas, and is helmed by Mark Sabbe, an accomplished chef and Certified Sommelier with an extensive background in the Chicago culinary scene.

Last week the school district got an offer of almost $20 million for the property from Pulte Homes, a home developer and...
23/01/2024

Last week the school district got an offer of almost $20 million for the property from Pulte Homes, a home developer and, as the district looks for funding for an ambitious improvements plan, the income would be welcome.

At their regular Monday meeting, the LTHS board discussed at length first steps in selling the district’s undeveloped Willow Springs property.

“The Klondike Derby is a cherished tradition that instills valuable skills and memories that last a lifetime,” Mike Miku...
23/01/2024

“The Klondike Derby is a cherished tradition that instills valuable skills and memories that last a lifetime,” Mike Mikulski, program chair of the Portage Creek District, said.

The Boy Scouts Portage Creek District’s skills challenge event had been itself challenged by unseasonably warm temperatures in recent years but Saturday, those problems were, if anything, fond memories.

“Groundwork for a Brighter Future reflects our district’s commitment to ensuring that our facilities support high-qualit...
16/01/2024

“Groundwork for a Brighter Future reflects our district’s commitment to ensuring that our facilities support high-quality in-class learning and extracurricular activities that foster the academic, physical, social, and emotional growth and well-being of our students,” Superintendent Brian Waterman said.

Lyons Township High School has, this month, unveiled a project to add amenities to both campuses as well as repair aging infrastructure, over two phases and cost somewhere around $140 million.

“This is a day that God made and we will rejoice and be glad in it,” Rev. Shawana McGee said. “Let us take time to give ...
16/01/2024

“This is a day that God made and we will rejoice and be glad in it,” Rev. Shawana McGee said. “Let us take time to give God 30 seconds of praise for everyone that has weathered this stormy cold weather and made it out here to praise Dr. King … surely it’s a blessing that we are on this side of Heaven.”

Members of La Grange community brave cold temperatures to attend annual prayer breakfast honoring Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

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