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Body Found At Preserve | Suspect Dies In Jail | DUI In Fatal Crash
ALSO: Artisan market | Jewelry store to close | Boutique opening | New deputy police chief | Gaelic Park donation drive | Bald and beautiful

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, April 10.
The Orland Park man's body was found Thursday morning at the preserve near 159th and Oak Park Avenue.
A man accused of stealing a Bedford Park cop car and USPS truck before a crash that injured two kids was found dead in jail, sheriff said.
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The University Park woman was driving a car that struck a stalled vehicle and a semi, Illinois State Police said.
Popular McAuley math teacher, Jamie Guardi, "loses" bet when her daughter, St. Catherine 8th-grader Kate raises $10,000 for St. Baldrick's.
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Cedar And Oak Boutique will soon open in the shuttered Ugly Ducklings in New Lenoxβa perfect continuation of the former owner's vision.
The special Makers Artisan Market will be held Saturday, and will feature nearly 20 local artists.
Mari Lou's Fine Jewelry will close after nearly 50 years in business. A closing sale is going on now.
The cast is ready to deliver a show like none other, with performances set for April 11β13.
Ryan Burnett as been tapped as the new deputy police chief, working alongside Chief Scott Durano.
The drive is Saturday, April 26 and Sunday, April 27 at the Oak Forest event venue.
The May event is the nonprofit's biggest fundraiser, and proceeds help to provide financial aid to individuals and families in need.
Financing for these projects comes from Life Safety Bonds approved by the Board on March 17.
Main Street Lockport, in partnership with the City, will host Clean Sweep 2025 on May 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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