It's time to do a legitimate ridership analysis of the Niles Free Bus.
MWRD President Kathleen Meany announced new committee assignments at the Board meeting on January 17.
Has Your Cars Check Engine Light ever come on? See what it is telling you.
For parents with children age infant through pre-k, come explore local options for preschool and early childcare.
Some quick info to get you on your way as part of the National Day of Service.
Tune in Saturday at Noon & 4:00pm and Monday at 7:00pm as CN100 airs Friday’s matchup between Notre Dame and St. Patrick. You can also find it with Xfinity On Demand.
The MWRD continues to observe the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth.
The Dons and Shamrocks square off on the CN100 Game of the Week.
a new approach to gun control
Free Judaism classes for BEGINNERS- all are welcome, Jewish or not!
A post regarding a grass roots group for gun control that is forming right now on the north shore.
A study about biosolids will be presented to the public on Jan. 18 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Stickney WRP Auditorium, 6001 W. Pershing Road, Cicero.
Four more years of Obama will be dreadful.
Former Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboy football player, Jim Schwantz speaks about his days playing football, receiving the NFL's Unsung Hero Award and winning Superbowl XXX with Dallas.
They Served to Save They Deserve to be Remembered.
The MWRD explains how it is not possible for the Chicago River to reverse course on its own.
A way to take a look at how wealth is spread across our communities.
Meet with more than 20 local preschool & daycare representatives in one place. The annual preschool and daycare fair will be held at the Niles Public Library on Wed., Jan. 9 from 6-8pm.
As owner of a premier retirement community and assisted living facility, Audrey has been at the forefront of senior housing and related issues for over 25 years. Follow her insights on Patch.com.
Freedom loving Americans should embrace the 2nd Amendment.
Kathleen Therese Meany was elected by her fellow Commissioners to serve as president of the MWRD Board of Commissioners.
Consumption tax can raise enough revenue to help with debt and create growth.
Justification for providing free bus service should be examined by Village's Ethics Committee.
An examination of another facet of the Sandy Hook debate.
In 1989, the MWRD instituted a 24 hour 1-800-332-DUMP hotline to receive and investigate reports of dumping.
The MWRD is testing an industry-changing approach to removing nitrogen from treated wastewater.
Is it a bug bite or something else? This month the experts at Wil-Kil Pest Control answer your questions about “mystery bites.”
Snow and ice can lead to treacherous driving conditions during the winter months, so Amica Insurance is sharing some tips to help make traveling safer this season.
The Civic Federation announced its support of the MWRD’s FY 2013 budget.
Use Consumer Reports Online through the Morton Grove Public Library for independent third party reviews on cars, tech devices, kitchen appliances and more!
MWRD machinist apprentice Noel Maldonado received a certificate from U.S. Department of Labor representative Harry Dispensa.
A sign of national solidarity and support for the victims and families of the December 14 Newtown, Connecticut community tragedy.
The new MWRD Board of Commissioners was installed last week and held its first official meeting
The lingering effect of marihuana in one's system can cause employment problems.
The MWRD provides the top 12 ways to improve our water environment on 12-12-12.
unique sign at old Orchard mall
Community use of free MWRD biosolids restores Cook County fields that are in poor condition.
Suggestions when shopping for seniors
If a child is hungry we have an obligation to see that he or she gets food. While people may be inclined to be unjust, society has arranged it so we have rights, which further justice.
The MWRD swore in three Commissioners during its annual meeting December 4, 2012.