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Fenwick chilled, but not frozen

by JOE TROST January 9, 2007February 11, 2021

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Huskies look toward next season

by JOE TROST November 7, 2006February 11, 2021

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Fenwick falls to familiar foe

by JOE TROST November 7, 2006February 11, 2021

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Postseason ends quickly for OPRF

by JOE TROST October 24, 2006February 11, 2021

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Friars unable to hold off LT

by JOE TROST October 24, 2006February 11, 2021

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OPRF ends tourney run in quarterfinals

by JOE TROST September 12, 2006February 11, 2021

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Expect experience to lead OPRF soccer

by JOE TROST August 22, 2006February 11, 2021

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With new coach, Fenwick a question mark

by JOE TROST August 22, 2006February 11, 2021

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Fenwick in search of coach

by JOE TROST August 1, 2006February 11, 2021

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Soccer on the brain

by JOE TROST July 18, 2006February 11, 2021

Joseph Beer joins Oak Park village trustee race September 29, 2026
Proposed changes to single-family zoning motivated Joseph Beer, an Oak Park resident and local attorney, to run for Oak Park village trustee in the April 2027 municipal election.
OPRF votes against adding any student bus serviceSeptember 28, 2026
The school board at Oak Park and River Forest High School last week unanimously approved applying for a mass transit exclusion waiver from the state allowing the school not to provide bus service to students who would otherwise qualify for it.
Fenwick students evacuated due to parking garage fireSeptember 28, 2026
Oak Park Fire and Police Departments responded to a structure fire at Fenwick High School.
CTA train derailment at Green Line Harlem stop leaves three injuredSeptember 26, 2026
Oak Park Police Officers observed a CTA train derail at the Green Line stop on South Harlem Avenue earlier this afternoon, according to the Village of Oak Park.
Berwyn orders shutdown of Flock camerasSeptember 25, 2026
Mayor Robert J. Lovero of Berwyn issued an executive order this week calling for the suspension of the city police’s use of Flock cameras and the prohibition of city employees accessing the network of stored Flock data.

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