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ALSO: Parents push for playground fence | Bash your pumpkin to bits | Photos with Santa | Turkey Trot back | Addams Family Musical debuts
ALSO: Photos of fire's destruction | Opening of wine bar and grill | Area teen, nonprofit star in TV show | Gun charges after traffic stops
"Hearts of Heroes" debuts Sunday, Oct. 20, and features a special experience between the teen, a local nonprofit, and her favorite TV star.
ALSO: Missing teen found safe | Stolen tricycle replaced | Dog adoption fees waived | FEMA center opens | Memorial org's first fundraiser
ALSO: Village in hot water over audits | 2 wks to claim $250K | Coffee co. coming soon | Juice WRLD brewery opening | Trick or treat hours
ALSO: Friends start care package biz | Oddities and Dark Arts Market | Body armor for K9 cops | Free custard for a year? | New sushi spot
PLUS: Hunt for car in hit-and-run | 20 years for sex trafficking | 'Suspicious' car follows kid | Teacher could win $10K | Pet blessing
The City Council on Tuesday voted to eliminate daily parking fees at all of Oak Forest's Metra lots, effective immediately.
Project Fire Buddies' 'Fire In The Hole' golf outing is set for Saturday, Oct. 5 at George Dunne Golf Course in Oak Forest.
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The event is free and family-friendly, with games and activities for children and adults.
The spraying will take place in a specific area, beginning at 4:30 a.m. and completing before sunrise.
ALSO: Local biz decorates DNC | Alarm at HS malfunctions | Fire destroys garage | $10K Raffle | Crisis Center gets $10K | Scooter concerns
The grants are awarded annually to support local public library services throughout Illinois.
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The motorcycle run to benefit the South Suburban Special Recreation Association is set for Sunday, Sept. 15.
Todd Simon was the son of longtime 2nd Ward Alderman Rich Simon, and owner of Simon Plumbing.
Todd Simon worked as a plumbing inspector within the Oak Forest Building Department.
PLUS: Museum closes, new one to open | Meat smoker storage OK'ed | Solar farm moves ahead | Mini-golf fundraiser | Guilty on gun charges
ALSO: Opening of children's museum set | Bones to crime lab | Arrest in '22 robbery | Stolen car crashed | Golfers needed | St. Gerald Fest!
The spraying will take place throughout the city on Tuesday, August 6, from 8 p.m. through midnight.
PLUS: Teacher 'saved my life' | Shuttered school sold | Summer Fest ready to rock | Vital food pantry reopens | Firecrackers in dumpster
The event designed to build police-community partnerships is back on in Oak Forest, to be held Tuesday, August 6.
Shop Wednesday, July 17th, for amazing deals throughout the store!
Longtime firefighter and Oak Lawn batallion chief Paul Chocola joins the Oak Forest Fire Department.
Oak Forest's road improvement program is in progress; find out what's scheduled for work.
PLUS: Home invasion bust | 1 dead after shot in robbery attempt | Beloved former mayor dies | A new Rainbow Cone! | Summer art bazaar
Here's why Sophia of Oak Forest is celebrated in a grad shout-out.
Oak Forest woman Madelena locked her sights on a degree in exercise science. She plans to become a PE teacher.
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PLUS: Mom wants stolen stuff back | 'Dumbest form of gov't' | Lockport HS back for '24-25 | Cone with a Cop | School bd resignations
PLUS: Burglars take 100 pairs of shoes | Tax preparer's COVID fraud | 2 bids to buy school | Bike with a cop | Fireworks back in 'burb
A Chicago lawfirm is representing the family of David O'Donnell, who died after falling 9 stories from scaffolding at a construction site.
David O'Donnell, 27, died last week while working on a cancer pavilion at UChicago. His family honors his memory in his obituary.
PLUS: Teen injured in dirtbike crash | Teachers escorted from school | Squatter must repay $20K | Beloved teen dies | WWII hero finally home
David O'Donnell, 27, fell from the scaffolding at the hospital's cancer pavilion, reports said Thursday.
PLUS: Rascal Flatts singer in Orland | Brewers collab for Trolley Beer | Police chief shifts roles | 5K in teen's memory | Juneteenth Fest
The bargain-hunting adventure will take place on June 7–8, and offers local residents the opportunity to seek out neighborhood treasures.