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Accused Drunken Driver Doesn't Recall Accident: Oak Forest Police Blotter
Oak Forest police reports, Jan. 9–12.

Jeff Graveline is a contributor to Patch. Previously, he worked at 22nd Century Media.
Oak Forest police reports, Jan. 9–12.

The city council approved $718,000 worth of road work within the city, focusing mainly on neighborhood roads. Stretches of road along Ridgeland Avenue, El Morro Lane, Charleston Drive and Ceder Road will all see work.
The accompanying photos were taken at the Tinley Park Police Department between Jan. 1-10.
St. Damian School and the Class of 2013 will host its annual Fun Fair, Saturday, Jan. 19. The fair will be held in the Grimmel Center from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
When local favorite 2 Sisters Frozen Custard moved to Midlothian, they left a void in locals' stomachs—and the storefront they used to rent, next to Saki Bob. What should go there?
There are warrants out for the arrest of more than 80 accused criminals in Midlothian. Today, Patch spotlights a few.
There are warrants out for the arrest of more 60 accused criminals in Oak Forest. Today, Patch spotlights a few.
Check out what's dropping out of Redbox kiosks in Oak Forest most this week.
District 228 Board of Education President Deb Stearns filed for candidacy for the April 9 election. Her petition to appear on the ballot is being challenged by Ron Szabo. The matter was continued to Jan. 23 during a hearing Jan. 11.
Chuck Quinn, an Oak Forest police officer, recently took over as president of the Bremen Youth Services Board of Directors. Quinn hopes to continue the organization's positive influence and success in the community.
It's the season of all things sweet, savory and Thin Mint, which means readers need to track down their nearest Girl Scout Troop to place orders.
George Saunders, Oak Forest High School class of 1977, recently published his fourth book of stories, 'Tenth of December: Stories.' Saunders currently resides in Oneonta, N.Y., with his wife, and is a professor at Syracuse University.
After a challenge by James Hortsman booted current Ward 6 Alderman Peter Muscarella and challenger Greg Simos off the ballot, the former and remaining candidates react to the change.
A candidate contending for a seats on the Bremen 228 Board of Education faces objections to her candidate petition nominations. An Education Officers Electoral Board special meeting will be held Jan. 11 to hear the objections.
It's the season for all things sweet, delicious and Thin Mint, and have a way for readers to track down their nearest Girl Scout Troop to place their orders.
Dotty's, a country-style kitchen restaurant, was approved for a liquor license at the city council's Jan. 8 meeting. The business is currently under review by the building commission and continues to move towards opening soon.
Oak Forest Police blotter items, Jan. 7-8.
A public memorial for Erica Rodriguez will be held Saturday, Jan. 12, at 10 a.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church, 6850 W. 159th Street, in Tinley Park.
Jim Petkus, who Ald. Chuck Toland called one of the founders of the Oak Forest Park District, died Tuesday, Jan. 8. Toland notified the Oak Forest City Council of Petkus' passing during its meeting, and the council held a moment of silence in his h
Midlothian police reports, Jan. 2–6.