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Proposed agenda change causes minor board flap

by Stacey Sheridan October 1, 2019

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Public Works fights hunger, grows bee population

by Stacey Sheridan October 1, 2019January 29, 2021

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Cause and a beer

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

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Oak Park resident carjacked on South Boulevard

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

Cause and a beer

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019January 29, 2021

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Oak Park trustees clash over public safety, racial profiling

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

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Police report spate of residential burglaries | Police reports Sept. 16-22

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019January 29, 2021

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WBEZ names Oak Parker as interim CEO

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

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Developer scraps North Avenue townhome plan

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

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Light pole smashes into Oak Park Conservatory greenhouse

by Stacey Sheridan September 24, 2019

River Forest poised to take over Community Center ownershipSeptember 24, 2026
River Forest’s village board is expected to vote Monday evening to take over ownership and control of the River Forest Civic Center building at 8020 Madison St.
Concerned about climate? Volunteers tell how to retool your home September 24, 2026
Oak Park Climate Action Network (OPCAN) will hold an open house tour in Oak Park on Oct. 4.
E-mobility causes concern for local school districts, policeSeptember 24, 2026
The afterward of Oak Park and River Forest High School’s homecoming football game Sept. 18 was a study in e-mobility.
Late PACE buses push OPRF parents to launch petition for busingSeptember 24, 2026
In less than a week 270 people have signed a Change.org petition asking the school board at Oak Park and River Forest High School not to approve an application for a waiver that allows the school not to provide free bus transportation to and from school.
Curb still without ramp at Forest and Augusta in Oak Park raises accessibility concerns September 24, 2026
A curb cut at the intersection of Forest Avenue and Augusta Street was missed during realignment, and residents on the street are concerned for the accessibility obstacle it poses.

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