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Pace announces public hearings on Proposed North Shore Service Changes
Pace will hold a series of six public hearings to solicit public input on Phase II of proposed service changes resulting from the North Shore Transit Service Coordination Plan and Market Analysis, a joint study completed in 2017... — Updated 1/20/2020
Oakton faculty build automation trainers for new manufacturing course
A group of dedicated Oakton Community College faculty "techies" recently built 10 new programmable automation controllers (PAC) trainers that will be used in a new manufacturing cou... — Updated 1/16/2020
Two chances to star in Oakton theater productions
f you've ever wanted to give acting a try, Oakton Community College has two upcoming opportunities for community members of all ages and skill levels to shine on stage. Take... — Updated 1/15/2020
Niles News Briefs
Volunteers needed for Boards and Commissions The City is currently accepting applications from individuals who would like to serve on one of the following Commissions: Appearance (must be a licensed architect); O’Hare Airport;... — Updated 1/15/2020
Harer Pool repairs will go to referendum
After a structural assessment in 2017 identified Morton Grove's Harrer Pool as aged beyond repair, the Park District conducted community-wide opinion research, including a... — Updated 1/15/2020
Niles-Maine District Library hosts annual Preschool and Daycare Fair
Finding the right preschool or daycare for your child can be stressful. Thankfully, the Niles-Maine District Library is making this process much easier by inviting parents to meet with morethan 30 local representatives in one... — Updated 1/13/2020
Morton Grove residents identify need for Harrer Pool replacement
After a structural assessment in 2017 identified Morton Grove's Harrer Pool as aged beyond repair, the Park District conducted community-wide opinion research, including a survey,... — Updated 1/8/2020
Niles News Briefs
Welcome 2020 - Looking Forward to Great Things Last year was an incredibly busy year in Des Plaines. In 2019, the City experienced significant downtown streetscape improvements and, even more exciting, the purchase and renovation... — Updated 1/8/2020
Prepare for the future by enrolling in spring classes at Oakton
Des Plaines, Ill. (Jan. 2, 2020) – Making New Year's resolutions? Resolve to prepare for your dream job or complete your college degree by enrolling in spring classes at Oakton... — Updated 1/8/2020
Asian new year event to benefit food pantry Jan. 19
MWRD Commissioner Josina Morita and other local leaders will host the second annual Asian New Year Fundraiser to benefit the Niles Township Food Pantry. The event is at 2 to 4 p.m Sunday, Jan. 19 at Oakton Community Center, 4701... — Updated 1/8/2020
Winter reading clubs kick off January 2
The new year means setting new goals, and the Park Ridge Library is challenging patrons to “leap into books” by participating in the Winter Reading Club. Beginning Thursday, January 2, Library patrons of all ages can register... — Updated 1/8/2020
The Dandy Crown now open in River West
The Dandy Crown, a new cocktail-focused neighborhood bar located in River West at 694 North Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago, opened quietly this week and is ready and excited to serve. Sarah Syman is the brains behind the cocktail... — Updated 1/2/2020
Prepare for your future by enrolling in spring classes at Oakton
Making New Year's resolutions? Resolve to prepare for your dream job or complete your college degree by enrolling in spring classes at Oakton Community College. Classes begin Jan.... — Updated 1/2/2020
Oakton Ceramics Club raises more than $25,000 for local food pantries
Thanks to another successful Empty Bowls fundraiser at Oakton Community College, fewer people in the community will experience hunger or food insecurity. This year's event raised... — Updated 12/30/2019
Oakton professor honored for substance abuse counseling advocacy
As a faculty member and chairperson of Oakton Community College’s Human Services and Substance Abuse Counseling programs, Bakahia Madison, Psy.D., isn’t just training students to provide services — she’s inspiring them to... — Updated 12/19/2019
Oakton recognizes 32 nursing graduates at pinning ceremony
Thirty-two students completed Oakton Community College's nursing program this fall, and are now on their way to beginning rewarding careers in the health care industry. Oakton... — Updated 12/18/2019
Niles News Briefs
Parking Permit Sales Parking permits will be available for purchase at 8 a.m. on Monday, December 16 at the cashier’s desk at City Hall, 505 Butler Place. Six-month permits (January 1, 2020 - June 30, 2020) are available in... — Updated 12/18/2019
Police donate shoes
Dozens of District 64 elementary school students received an early gift this week from the Park Ridge Police Department, and it came with an important message: kids can be superheroes, just by the little things they do everyday to... — Updated 12/18/2019
Safety message from Niles West Principal Karen Ritter
Dear Students, Teachers/Staff, and Parents/Families, The safety of our school community is always our top priority, which is why I must inform you of a situation that came to light today involving a threatening message. A recent... — Updated 12/18/2019
State's Attorney clears 1,000 cannabis convictions
Cook County State’s Attorney Kimberly Foxx filed motions to vacate more than 1,000 low-level cannabis convictions. The State’s Attorney’s Office is providing this relief for Cook County residents in advance of the Cannabis... — Updated 12/18/2019
Magic Nails expands to Lemont Plaza
Magic Nails will join the lineup at Lemont Plaza, a premier shopping destination owned by GK Development Inc., with its eighth location. Located at1120 State St. in Lemont next to... — Updated 12/16/2019
Oakton associate professor of English receives prestigious fellowship
Oakton Community College Associate Professor of English Tina Fakhrid-Deen channeled her passion for creative writing to earn the 2020 winter/spring MacDowell Colony Fellowship.... — Updated 12/16/2019
Public Hearing for Park Ridge Tax Levy set for Dec. 16
A public hearing to approve a proposed property tax levy increase for the City of Park Ridge, Cook County, Illinois for 2019 will be held on December 16, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the... — Updated 12/12/2019
Oakton leverages cannabis curriculum to create STEM pathway
A groundbreaking agreement between Oakton Community College and Northern Michigan University creates a first-of-its-kind educational pathway for students seeking to enter niche... — Updated 12/11/2019
Niles News Briefs
Niles West Bowler to Compete at State Good luck to Niles West bowler Alysee Yousfi who qualified for the Special Olympics State Bowling Tournament on December 7 in Peoria, IL. This is the second year that D219 has had a... — Updated 12/11/2019
