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Gun 'Threats' At Schools | Suspects In Slaying Jailed | Banana Mystery
PLUS: Sox announcer leaving | Metra police save man's life | Woman, 38, fatally struck by car | Brewpub opening set | Bulldogs to Super Bowl

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, Nov. 7.
A judge ordered the 2 people accused of gunning down 31-year-old Jonnie Angel Klein at an ATM to be detained following a court hearing.
Officials said the threat was made Wednesday; the school learned of it Thursday. The student was intercepted at school Thursday morning.
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The rumor of a weapon inside the school led to a lockdown and heavy police presence at the Crete high school Wednesday afternoon.
BananaGate: Manhattan Man, Others Befuddled By Bananas On Train Tracks
For over a year, bananas have been appearing on train tracks in Elwood. It's a delightful mystery that's piqued the interest of many.
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The woman was struck in the early morning hours Tuesday, police said.
Metra police pulled the despondent man standing precariously on the railing of the 127th Street Bridge to safety in Blue Island.
Jason Benetti, a 2001 Homewood-Flossmoor High School graduate, will be the TV voice of the Detroit Tigers after eight seasons with the Sox.
The Bulldogs overcame a 25-0 loss to the New Lenox Warriors, who they will face in Sunday's Lightweight Division Super Bowl at St. Xavier.
The long-awaited grand opening of Tinley Park's newest brewpub is finally set.
The north/south road is newly rebuilt, freshly paved, and just waiting for rubber to hit it.
Orland Chamber Taps New CEO, Former Lead At Stellwagen, Humphrey House
Sarah Stasukewicz was appointed to the Orland Park Area Chamber of Commerce role last week.
Oak Lawn Daisies and Brownies of Troop 65782 pull together to collect 1 million pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House.
The contest kicked off Nov. 6 and will run through Nov. 30.
The property tax rebate program will refund 100 percent of the Village-specific portion of taxes paid. Deadline to apply is Dec. 15.
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