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A letter to the editor from Melissa Lamm:

A letter to the editor from Melissa Lamm:

Learn more about the Nov. 3 referendum to expand technical career programs at the Oak Lawn and Palos Heights libraries, Oct. 10 and Oct. 24.
He has little concern for the safety challenges that his courtroom deputies face.
The League of Women Voters Palos-Orland area recommends you put your ballot in the U.S. mail by Oct. 20 ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election
Letter to the editor from Martin Therapy Group.
“The foundation of every town, village and city is the quality of its education," an EP resident writes.
“What we build, maintain, and invest in today becomes part of the community that future families inherit,” an EP resident writes.
Republican candidate Jim Reilly says Sen. Ventura’s decision "prioritizes ideology over accountability," and that residents deserve better.
Doug Britt argues Fairfax County should preserve the Tree Commission and EQAC rather than replace them with one environmental panel.
CMO of UnitedHealthcare of New England: Scheduling a visit is an important step to support families' children's overall well-being.
Social media fueled NeeDoh's popularity, but experts say the viral toy trend comes with safety concerns for children.
Objections to warehouse fell on deaf ears at Elmhurst City Hall.
CMO for UnitedHealthcare of New England: Summer should be a season of fun, exploration, and meaningful time spent outside.
First Selectman Fred Camillo has submitted an op-ed to Greenwich Patch.
Shrewsbury Girl Scout Troop 11087 and Adult Troop 2016 recently hosted a July 4th celebration at The Residence at Orchard Grove.
CMO of UnitedHealthcare Employer and Individual Plans of New England: A few simple precautions can help make sure summer fun.
An FCPS parent urged the School Board to oppose online age verification laws, citing privacy, security and student access concerns.
Citizens for Great Falls opposes lifting through-truck prohibition on Georgetown Pike.
Families and children are the backbone and future of the village.
Spending more than $1 million on a Clarendon Hills downtown project is questioned.