Monsters on Mainstreet Halloween event returns to Brookfield on October 25
The annual Monsters on Mainstreet event, organized by the Brookfield Historical Society and the Brookfield Chamber of Commerce, is set to return on Saturday, October 25.
Loyola Medicine appoints Sarah Hunter as president of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital
Sarah Hunter has been named the new president of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital, part of Loyola Medicine, effective September 21.
Plan Commission to consider redevelopment proposal for 112 E. Burlington Avenue
The Plan Commission is scheduled to review a redevelopment proposal for 112 E. Burlington Avenue, also known as Jackson Square, on October 14, 2025.
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- Cook County launches relief fund for homeowners facing steep property tax increases
- Cook County launches Catalyst Grants offering $100K each to select local businesses
- Riverside Road closing next week for storm sewer installation
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How to Beauty & Barber Academy launches cosmetology program expanding opportunities for Cicero youth
President Larry Dominick has highlighted the expansion of How to Beauty & Barber Academy as an example of Cicero’s progress and diversity. “This business gives young adults a trade they can carry for life,” Dominick said. “Anytime you earn a...
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President Preckwinkle signs order barring ICE from using Cook County property
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has signed an executive order that bans the use of county-owned property, resources, and personnel for civil immigration enforcement activities.
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Village of Riverside launches community feedback survey for residents
The Village of Riverside has introduced a new community survey aimed at collecting feedback from residents and others who interact with Village staff and services.
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Oak Park Police Department posts updates on crime activity and burglary trends
The Oak Park Police Department provided several updates in mid-October about local crime activity and burglary trends via social media.
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Pace to hold public hearings on 2026 budget and financial plans
Pace, the suburban Chicago commuter bus company that includes service to Brookfield, is organizing public hearings this month regarding its 2026 operating budget, a two-year financial plan, and a five-year capital program.
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Oak Park and River Forest High School’s Sheila Hardin named top math teacher in Illinois
Sheila Hardin, a teacher at Oak Park and River Forest High School, has been named the best high school math teacher in Illinois by the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics (ICTM).
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Mobile emissions testing event set for October in Western Springs
A mobile emissions and vehicle inspection event is scheduled to take place from October 20 to 24, 2025, at the Recreation Center parking lot located at 1500 Walker Street.
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West Central Consolidated Communications names Thomas Perfect as new executive director
Thomas Perfect has been named the new Executive Director of West Central Consolidated Communications (WC3), the emergency dispatch center announced.
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Cook County opens applications for $1,000 homeowner relief fund
Cook County has introduced the Homeowner Relief Fund, offering one-time payments of $1,000 to eligible homeowners who have experienced significant property tax increases in recent years.
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Western Springs Police Department reminds landscapers of proper leaf collection practices
The Western Springs Police Department has issued a reminder to landscapers about proper leaf placement and collection within the Village of Western Springs.
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Oak Park Police Department shares updates on police activity and breast cancer awareness efforts
The Oak Park Police Department published summaries of recent police activities and announced their participation in Breast Cancer Awareness Month on social media.
