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Embattled Priest Ousted | Arrest After Standoff | Gunmen Rob Homeowner
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Richard McGrath is no longer part of the Augustinian Order under which he served as priest, Patch has learned.
Charges are currently pending after an incident in Lemont prompted a shelter-in-place order late Wednesday, police said.
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The homeowner said that two masked men forced their way through his back door and robbed his home while one held a gun on him, police said.
Chicago Native Becomes 1st American Pope
Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected to be the successor to Pope Francis by the College of Cardinals
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Jim Dodge was sworn in as Orland Park's new mayor on Monday, May 5. He spoke to residents of moving "quickly and decisively" on key issues.
The community, especially the Lemont Fire Department, has rallied around Zepplyn, diagnosed at just 8 months old.
The 20-year teaching veteran was greeted Tuesday by her students, fellow teachers, administrators and others as she was presented the award.
Ready To Grow? Tinley Art & Garden Market To Feature 40 Vendors
The market returns for its second year on Saturday, May 10.
Manhattan Township seniors or people with disabilities can now register for Will County's curb-to-curb paratransit bus service.
At Central, boys and girls volleyball will have new coaches; at West, girls golf will also have a new one.
The meeting will be held Thursday, May 15. The Park District seeks feedback on upgrades to Scandia, Golberg and Pheasant Trails parks.
The first concert will kick off on June 15, featuring WK Dance Band.
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