Suicide is a tragedy which in many cases is not subject to moral judgement.
The Morton Grove Farmers' Market is surveying local residents about our neighborhood market. Please answer the 10 short questions to help improve your market. Thank you!
MWRD soil scientists have completed a research project focusing on biosolids and the results have been recently published in the Journal of Environmental Quality.
Governor Pat Quinn, U.S. EPA Administrator Jackson, and MWRD Commissioners launch $1 billion Illinois Clean Water Initiative
Halloween is a fun time of year for both children and adults alike. Here are some quick tips to make Halloween safe and enjoyable for everyone!
Photos from Tech Fest 2012 at the Morton Grove Public Library
Construction is underway at the Heritage Park Flood Control Facility in Wheeling, and last week, U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin and Illinois State Representative Elaine Nekritz toured the area.
An Important Vote Besides The One For President
A local Boy Scout organized a flag retirement ceremony at Notre Dame College Prep as part of his project to become an Eagle Scout.
Be an informed citizen and learn how your tax dollars are spent for public pensions and pay.
Tips for exercise and activity outdoors during the cold weather months.
To gain a better understanding of the processes that sewage undergoes before discharge, area legislators recently toured the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant in Cicero, Ill.
Back again at Morton Grove Public Library, Tech Fest demonstrates the future of technology in the library and in your life.
Have you been meaning to kick the habit for a while now, but don’t know where or how to get started? Maybe you haven’t quite found the motivation or you feel overwhelmed.
MWRD’s David St. Pierre offers a glimpse into the future of the wastewater treatment agency.
MWRD Commissioner Frank Avila has been named “2012 Citizen Engineer of the Year” by the American Society of Civil Engineers Illinois Section.
Staff from the MWRD participated on wastewater-related panels during the Water Environment Federation’s annual WEFTEC conference in New Orleans, LA last month
Teenage drivers are three times more likely to be involved in fatal car accidents than older drivers. That's why Amica Insurance is sharing some important safety tips for parents and teens
MWRD Executive Director David St. Pierre was one of 80 leaders invited to participate in a stormwater management conference held at the White House last month.
Independent Write-In Candidate FUJI, 9th Congressional District of Illinois.
The MWRD and its community partners are working together to reduce basement back-ups and sanitary sewer overflows.
MWRD’s Chief of Police Kaye Heidenreich leads the organization’s public safety effort.
Kids must understand the impact of cyber-bullying.
Three MWRD staff members addressed Olive-Harvey College students as part of the Speaker Series.
With several frosts behind us, now is the time that boxelder bugs start looking for a place to overwinter. Learn how to prevent these pesky critters before they become unwanted house guests.
MWRDCommissioner Debra Shore helped unveil the “greenest street in America,” a two-mile stretch of Blue Island Avenue and Cermak Road in the Pilsen neighborhood on Tuesday.
Learn techniques to help you handle the challenging behaviors that come up when caring for a senior. Join us for a free family caregiver workshop. You're not alone, & we want to offer our help to you.
At the October 8th village board meeting, comments were made concerning the resolution authorizing the village to acquire property. These were my comments offered in defense of my "no" vote.
What if you could take one simple blood test to detect cancer in your body?
In an article that covers two Saturdays at the Morton Grove Farmers' Market, an unbelievable amount of fun and good eating is covered.
MWRD collected 250 pounds of unwanted medications during the national Take Back Day Sept. 29
October 7-13, 2012 marks Fire Prevention Week- Are you prepared?
MWRD staff are volunteering for the Working in the School program for 10th year
Ladies Night Out to benefit American Cancer Society's - North Shore Region, Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk
On Sunday, September 30, 2012, the Niles Public Library hosted its 4th Annual International Celebration to a packed house!
Everything changes in life except the duty to honor parents, which lasts forever.
A story about how to deal with bullying and helpful tips to prevent it.
Communities served by METRA commuter trains have seen home sales bounce back faster than the Chicago suburban area as a whole.
Hear grinding? Feel Shaking? Stop It!! Here Are Some Auto Brake Maintenance Tips.
Senator Dan Kotowski calls for term limits for legislative leaders.