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Oak Forest, IL|News|

Oak Forest Still Negotiating for Water Services

The City of Oak Forest and four other municipalities, continue negotiations with Oak Lawn on water supply services. Alderman approved an additional $8,500 in spending for negotiations during Aug. 14 city council meeting.

Oak Forest Still Negotiating for Water Services
Mokena|News|

Last Chance to Register for Farm and Barn Flea Market

The annual Mokena Farm and Barn Fest is set for Saturday, Aug. 18. The event will feature a flea market as part of the fun at The Oaks, across the street from Yunker Farm, from 8 a.m to 2 p.m.

Last Chance to Register for Farm and Barn Flea Market
Oak Forest, IL|News|

Buckle Up and Sober Up, Oak Forest

The Oak Forest Police Department will begin a crackdown on unbuckled drivers and impaired drivers beginning Aug. 17. The crackdown will run through Labor Day, Sept. 3.

Buckle Up and Sober Up, Oak Forest
Oak Forest, IL|News|

Hille Summer Band Plays it Straight, Then Gets Wet and Wild

After a week of practice, the Jack Hille Middle School Summer Band showed off their skills, first with a performance from the sixth-grade band, followed by the seventh- and eighth-grade group. Afterwards, students cooled off with a water balloon fight.

Hille Summer Band Plays it Straight, Then Gets Wet and Wild
Mokena|News|

WANTED: Business Manager for D159

The search for a new Business Manager in the Mokena Public School District 159 continues after former Business Manager Kirt Hendrick resigned at the end of July.

WANTED: Business Manager for D159
Mokena|News|

Music in D159: Soothing to the Ears? Or Unnecessary?

Following the hiring of three new teachers for the District 159 music program, Patch's readers reacted to the news in some different ways. Now Patch wants to hear your opinion on the issue.

Music in D159: Soothing to the Ears? Or Unnecessary?
Mokena|News|

Residents Nudged to Cash In with State Program

The recently rebranded I-Cash program reconnects Illinois residents with unclaimed assets, and currently has $1.5 billion in unclaimed funds—$34 million in Will County alone.

Residents Nudged to Cash In with State Program