Community Corner
Teacher Fired Over Social Media | Man, 36, Dies In Crash | $3.2M Scam
PLUS: Village buys bar name, will tear down & rebuild | Expert tapped to lead land cleanup | Hairstylist needs help | Gaelic Park Irish Fest

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let's get all caught up with the Top Southland Stories for Tuesday, August 22.
District 33C Dismisses Teacher After Concerns About Social Media Posts
The Board of Education dismissed the employee in a special meeting on Sunday.
The two-vehicle crash, involving a car and a motorcycle, happened Friday around 6 p.m. in the 7400 block of 183rd Street.
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Marissa Terry and Joi Sanderson were among 15 people who prosecutors said were part of a scam in which they received foster parent funding.
The Village will pay $200,000 to retain rights to the beloved downtown pub's name and other intellectual property.
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Former IEPA Director will head up remediation effots at the property, Tinley Park-Park District leaders have announced.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched for Kim Lesauskis, a 1990 McAuley grad and Beverly native, who is recovering from a brain aneyrysm.
A memorial visitation and service for Roger Stell will take place Saturday, Sept. 2, at First United Methodist Church of Oak Lawn.
The locally owned steak and seafood restaurant has established a reputation for being a good neighbor to organizations that need assistance.
The family-friendly party with something for everyone is set for Sunday, Sept. 3 at the Round Barn Farm Park in Manhattan.
Increased patrols, roadside safety checks run from Aug. 18 through the early-morning Sept. 5.
Gaelic Park's Irish Fest takes place Friday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 27 at the Oak Forest venue.
The development will go in front of the council for approval and a public hearing in September.
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten will discuss his work on behalf of the 6th District in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, Aug. 24, at Moraine Valley.
The Center's Children's Farm's annual giant rummage sale features loads of houswares, books, tools, crafts and more Aug. 25 to Aug. 27.
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