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'Change Always Comes': Teehan's Tavern Owner To Retire
The pub will be torn down, but will be rebuilt, and owner Regis Teehan said she trusts that the Village will honor its history.

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The pub will be torn down, but will be rebuilt, and owner Regis Teehan said she trusts that the Village will honor its history.

Bremen High School's A/C is faltering in the extreme heat, and the school will be closed Thursday.
Nominated as a Community Leader in Chicago Heights, Lamekia Davis works with at-risk youth, hopes to end child homelessness.
Nominated as a Community Leader, Homewood's Carrie Bonanotte has left a lasting impression on many.
Nominated as a Community Leader in Orland Park, a resident says they've been impressed with Linda Peckham-Dodge's honesty and leadership.
Nominated as a Community Leader of Tinley Park, Kim Laidlaw is dedicated to helping others with her nonprofit Healing Hearts Comfort Dogs.
Everyone has four shots to win a spot in the 2024 "Best of New Lenox" photo calendar.
Tinley Park police said initial reports indicated a motorcyclist sped up before hitting a minivan as the driver turned into traffic.
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Gaelic Park's Irish Fest takes place Friday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 27 at the Oak Forest venue.
The Village will pay $200,000 to retain rights to the beloved downtown pub's name and other intellectual property.
Residents are asked to have materials out for Homewood Disposal by 5:30 a.m. their usual pickup day.
Residents are asked to have materials out for Homewood Disposal by 5:30 a.m. their usual pickup day.
Former IEPA Director will head up remediation effots at the property, Tinley Park-Park District leaders have announced.
The two-vehicle crash, involving a car and a motorcycle, happened Friday around 6 p.m. in the 7400 block of 183rd Street.
The crash happened Friday evening in the 7400 block of 183rd Street.
Increased patrols, roadside safety checks run from Aug. 18 through the early-morning Sept. 5.
The family-friendly party with something for everyone is set for Sunday, Sept. 3 at the Round Barn Farm Park in Manhattan.
The Village's one-day event was recognized for its strong volunteer support, definitive impact, and positive outcome.
The Village's festival returns with live music, family fun, food and drink.