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‘Military helicopters' to fly over Chicago's lakefront this weekend
Don't be alarmed if you see military helicopters flying along Chicago's lakefront over the next few days, city officials say -- its all part of an event taking place in downtown Chicago this weekend, the Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications said. According to an advisory from the OMEC,...
This week's cover - Star power
Oak School wrapped up the school year recently with its annual talent show, "A Night Under the Stars." Dozens of students performed in the 34 acts that took the stage that evening. Among some of the kindergarten boys and girls who did the "Kindergarten Eras Dance" were Mattie Karstens, John Kourafas and Mason Weck. For more pictures of the performances, please go to our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/thehinsdalean. (Jim Slonoff photo)
Sure Shot Pickleball hosts first state high school tournament in Naperville
“It’s amazing to see some of these kids and how good they are. I thought I was decent, but I tell you, there’s a bunch of these kids who can kick my butt out there,” said Sure Shot Pickleball Co-Owner Tim Kelly. Sure Shot Pickleball in Naperville...
Meet Erica Dewan, 2024 Rising Star honoree
Editor’s Note: McKnight’s Home Care, McKnight’s Senior Living and McKnight’s Long-Term Care News are profiling the McKnight’s 2024 Women of Distinction honorees daily from July 1 to Aug. 13. For additional McKnight’s Women of Distinction content, visit this page. Erica Dewan’s career has not...
Lombard, IL: 4th of July Fireworks Display at Madison Meadow Park
Lombard, IL – Gather your friends and family to celebrate Independence Day at Lombard’s 4th of July Fireworks Display this Thursday at Madison Meadow Park. The event will commence at dusk, approximately 9:30 p.m., promising a night of dazzling fireworks and community spirit. According to the Village of...
Arlington Heights Hosts Frontier Days Festival with Fireworks Spectacle
Arlington Heights, IL – Frontier Days Festival 2024 is set to take place from July 3rd to 7th at Recreation Park. Hosted by community volunteers and Frontier Days Festival, Inc., the event features carnival rides, concessions, and concerts. The Village is reminding residents and guests to use caution when navigating the event areas and watching for pedestrians.
Alexander’s Diner Raising Money For Staff, Repairs After Driver Crashed Into Edgewater Restaurant
EDGEWATER — A family-run Far North Side restaurant is raising money for repairs and to support employees out of work after a driver plowed into its building over the weekend. The Mizhquiri family, which owns the damaged restaurant, Alexander’s at 6258 N. Clark St., hopes to raise $20,000, according...
31st Street Beach To Close At 9 PM For Next 10 Days After Recent Violence
BRONZEVILLE — The Park District will close 31st Street Beach at 9 p.m. beginning Thursday as it tries to prevent more violence after another shooting there. The earlier curfew was proposed by Ald. Lamont Robinson (4th) in response to recent violence at the beach that has left three people dead, including a couple gunned down June 21 after an argument in a parking lot near the beach.
Naperville Salute | Naperville Central grad in Olympics | City entrance sign feedback
Naperville Salute returns for its fourth year, bringing family-friendly fun. The Naperville Salute festival is returning to Rotary Hill this year, to bring some post Fourth of July fun. This will be the fourth installment of the Naperville Salute, billed as a “family-friendly Independence Day Hometown Celebration,” with a special...
REPORT: Chicago Bulls Superstar DeMar DeRozan Makes a Bold Move by Turning Down a $13 Million MLE Deal
The likelihood of DeMar DeRozan joining the LA Lakers or Miami Heat has decreased. According to the most recent sources, the Chicago Bulls guard is not interested in signing a $13 million MLE. NBA expert Chris Haynes stated that both clubs would need to be resourceful with their salary space if they wanted to sign the six-time NBA All-Star, following reports that the Heat was among the teams interested in his talents.
Graduate of Northwestern prison program dies at Stateville Correctional
Michael Broadway, 51, walked across the stage at Stateville Correctional Center in November to receive his diploma from Northwestern University. He was one of the first incarcerated students in the country to graduate from a top-10 university, according to Northwestern. Broadway died June 19 while incarcerated at Stateville, the Illinois...
Every Chicago Bears head coach ever: full list
As the NFL's oldest franchise, the Chicago Bears and their fan base have an extensive, rich history to boast about. If it weren't for George "Papa Bear" Halas, who knows when professional football, or the NFL in general, would have come along. It's all thanks to the founding father of the Bears and the league as we know it.
Joey Logano Opens Up About Deegan’s Surprising Chicago Skip
Joey Logano Opens Up About Deegan: In a recent finding, Joey Logano provided an unexpected explanation for Hailie Deegan’s exclusion from the NASCAR Xfinity Series race in Chicago, highlighting a calculated decision aimed at refining her racing skills and accruing crucial experience. Logano’s strategic tactic emphasizes the importance of sustained growth and preparation within the competitive racing domain. This approach centers on Deegan’s long-term success and reflects broader implications for driver development in NASCAR. The reasoning behind Logano’s decision opens a detailed discussion about the dynamics of career progression in motorsport and the delicate balance between immediate competition and future readiness.
Angel Reese's Sincere Response To Megan Thee Stallion's Gift
Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese recently revealed a note she received from rapper Megan Thee Stallion, legally known as Megan Pete. It's unknown what the special gift from Pete was, but details on the note revealed a true bond between the two. "Thank you so much for your support and for making ...
Revival Food Hall closing at the end of July after 8 years
Revival Food Hall announced it is closing its doors in the Loop at the end of July, after eight years.In a message to patrons, owners wrote, "Since reopening after COVID, inviting people back downtown has been our mission. Our vision was that Revival would serve the Loop community for many years to come. Unfortunately, without better business terms from our landlord, Revival cannot continue."ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchThe food hall, which features local vendors like Aloha Poke and The Fat Shallot, opened in 2016.Owners said they will focus their attention on the From Here On food hall in the Old Post Office."We encourage you to continue to support the small businesses that made Revival wonderful," they wrote.The announcement did not include an exact closing date, only "the end of July."No details about what may replace the food hall in that space were immediately available.
Financial troubles build for Dolton as officials struggle to pay bills
Financial issues in south suburban Dolton are continuing to swell as village officials are reportedly struggling to pay their bills. “Checks have been cut, but week to week, vendors are saying they have not been paid yet,” Trustee Tammy Brown said. Failure to pay one debt has led to...
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