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River Forest luncheon brings Celebrating Seniors Week to a close RIVER FOREST New River Forest Village President Cathy Aducci shared the podium with a former Chicago Bull May 23 at the concluding luncheon for the third annual Celebrating Seniors Week. Both spoke of the special gifts seniors possess and how its to socie
Oak Park Leaves | 18 hours, 41 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
Oak Park-River Forest District 200 hires new chief financial officer OAK PARK The District 200 school board on May 23 voted to hire a new chief financial officer. Tod Altenburgs hiring was approved at the regular meeting of the board which oversees Oak Park-River Forest High School. He starts July 1. Altenburg is in his si
Oak Park Leaves | 19 hours, 10 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
Latest location of School of Rock now open in Oak Park OAK PARK Rock songs may not top the charts like they used to but the genres influence is all around. Most contemporary pop music was informed by the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and Zeppelin, said Jennifer Malone, music director for the newly debuted School of
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Oak Park survivor of childhood sexual abuse offers workshops to help others OAK PARK Duane Hughes is determined to make a difference by helping prevent the incidence of childhood sexual abuse. Hughes himself learned to thrive after such abuse, having suffered years of torment by his stepfather. You have a person in your life whos
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Fenwick High School graduate returns as ordained minister, teacher at Oak Park school OAK PARK Newly ordained Dominican priest Nicholas Monco is returning to his alma mater. Rev. Monco, a 2002 Fenwick High School graduate, starts this fall at the Oak Park school as a priest and a teacher for students not much younger than himself. I look a
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Temporary gallery set to pop up in Oak Park OAK PARK While Bryan Northup attended high school in his native California, he was exposed to many artistic media but was particularly drawn to glass. Even so, it was in photography that Northup earned his degree at the California College of the Arts. In
Oak Park Leaves | May 24, 2013 2:48 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
Federal assistance available for damage from April flooding If you sustained losses or damage from severe storms or flooding you may be eligible for disaster aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. To apply, call (800) 621-3362; TTY number is (800) 462-7585; for 711 or Video Relay Service, call (800) 621
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Oak Parks Heurtley House hosts historical society fund-raising event OAK PARK Sipping glasses of white wine, Josephine Bellata and John MacManus were particularly interested in the view into the backyard from the south balcony of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Arthur Heurtley House. With Frank Lloyd Wright, its always bee
Oak Park Leaves | May 24, 2013 05:04 AM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
Oak Parks annual Day in Our Village festival set for June 2 OAK PARK Cedric Melton knows that to many people, Oak Park is a way of life. And thats why the annual A Day in Our Village festival a celebration of Oak Park and everything it has to offer is so popular, said Melton, the villages director of community rel
Oak Park Leaves | May 24, 2013 04:14 AM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
Oak Park village board pledges to shorten its meetings OAK PARK Its been like a mantra around Oak Park village hall in recent years. Do more with less. The newly installed 2013-2015 village board has now made clear its intention to do more in less time as well. With fewer meetings, to boot, they hope. At its
Oak Park Leaves | May 23, 2013 5:20 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
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