Community Corner
Lovers' Drug, Gun Bust | 'My Little Boys Needs A Mama' | $18M More To Clean Up Land
ALSO: Girl's lemonade stand to give back | Pride Market back | Traffic alerts for SeatGeek | Check cashing scam | Rescue farm needs help

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Tuesday, June 17.
Feds Break Up Massive Fentanyl And Cocaine Drug Lab In Oak Lawn Apartment, Lovers Charged: COPS
Federal agents believe an Oak Lawn apartment was used as a drug lab rather than a primary residence in month-long drug investigation.
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Cheryl Doyle is on daily dialysis to combat her donated kidney failing. Now she needs another—and a living donor this time.
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Park district officials on Tuesday said they'll get more grant funding for the work. With the initial $15M, it brings the total to $33M
Craft beer, street tacos, and local Art take center stage at Soundgrowler's 2nd Annual Pride Market Saturday, June 21.
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Isla Dorsey is holding a lemonade stand June 22 for Project Fire Buddies, who lifted her spirits during her cancer battle.
Street closures and restricted residential parking plan activated for the Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash Music Fest June 20 to June 22.
Palos Hills police are investigating deceptive practices involving fraudulent checking and a smishing scam.
HHH Ranch has launched a fundraising campaign to help with the purchase of new equipment they say is essential to their operations.
Timothy Fogt took his own life on I-80 June 8. His daughter Lauryn speaks out about mental health and suicide prevention awareness.
The community is invited to enjoy the full lineup of activities and entertainment beginning July 3 and extending into July 4.
Dishes include their signature pho, crispy egg rolls, grilled meats and a variety of boba drinks.
Cool off with some sprinklers and kiddie pools; all dogs and their owners are invited.
The eatery is celebrating the new location by giving away free meals — find out how you could get one.
"We have people playing into their 80s and even 90s," one organizer told Patch.
The block parties will be held in Martin Square on the last Wednesday of the month this summer.
E. Formella & Sons Inc. was awarded the funds through the Made in Illinois grant program.
Dancing, art expo, Jesse White Tumblers follow service at Underground Railroad site during the Village's free, family-friendly event.
The community parade will precede the block party on Thursday, June 19. Both are free and family-friendly.
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