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Gunned Down Near Car | Q Of Hearts At $525K | Pet Market Goes To Dogs
PLUS: Restaurant 'the right fit' | Click it or ticket Memorial Day | Sunny Dayz Market | School gets new principal | Tractor Discovery Day

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, May 16.
Investigation continues in the fatal shooting of 39-year-old Bridgeview man who was confronted near his remote-started car in a parking lot.
A sit-down Mexico restaurant is nearing its opening date at US 30 and Vine. The owner can't wait to get started.
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The queen is still absent in the Park Lawn Queen of Hearts drawing as the jackpot climbs to $525,115. Tickets on sale for the May 22 pull.
Pet Market Moves Outdoors, Goes To The Dogs At Tinley Park Brewery
The Streetz Artz Alliance's Pet Market is back at Soundgrowler Brewing on Saturday, May 18.
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Orland police will be in unmarked and marked cars now through Memorial Day, checking for seat belt use.
The Sunny Dayz Localz Market is set for June 9 at Yunker Farm in Mokena. Sixteen vendors are lined up.
Manhattan's Village Administrator Nick Palmer has resigned from the role, effective June 6.
Homewood District 153 Names Next Principal Of Churchill School
The next principal of Churchill School will be an assistant principal from Flossmoor District 161's Parker Junior High.
The cruise nights take place the third Tuesday of every month, from May through September.
Extend your closet at the Weekend Closet, an upscale resale boutique dealing in high quality, secondhand apparel and more in Worth.
Several local organizations will host the ceremony, which begins at 10 a.m. on May 27.
Lincoln-Way East held its Spring Signing Day earlier this month.
Tractor Discovery Day Rolls Into New Lenox Tractor Supply Co.
The event by the Will County Thresherman's Association is set for June 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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