Palos Hills increasing ash tree removal
Palos Hills public works crews have been extra busy lately, removing 108 ash trees dying from emerald ash borer infestation during the past 30 days and saving the city thousands...
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Palos Hills may revise rule on van height
In light of changes in van manufacturing, Palos Hills may amend an ordinance that now limits the height of vans parked in residential areas to no more than 7 feet....
Developers walk the walk in promoting healthy communities
Healthy living was never so easy for Margi Girdzius before she moved to a condo development in Bloomingdale that supports an active lifestyle. At Medinah on the Lake, Girdzius has...
Palos Hills nursing home gets break on fees
Palos Hills officials have decided to give the owners of a local nursing home a discount on permit fees to build a new facility after discovering several surrounding municipalities charge...
Letters recognize and thank WWII vet
George Lutz never liked to brag about his bravery as a pilot during World War II, but 2,000 people recently sent him letters in appreciation of his exploits. That was...
Palos Hills may halt fishing due to harsh winter
A southwest suburb might halt fishing at an 8-acre lake for up to two years to allow the fish population to replenish after last winter's harsh weather. The freezing spell...
Tiny library comes to Hickory Hills
Residents of Hickory Hills now have their own little library — albeit a tiny one — right outside of City Hall. The smattering of books is courtesy of the Green...
Homer Harvest Days Festival returns Sept. 6-7
The upcoming Homer Harvest Days Festival will be held Sept. 6 and 7 at the historic Trantina Farm, 15744 W. 151st St. in Homer Township. The festival, which is Sept....
Wheaton museum replicated in LEGOs
A new, colorful replica of the DuPage County Historical Museum and grounds may look simple, but is made up of roughly 5,000 LEGO parts and took countless hours to construct....
Pot arrests may become local matter
Palos Hills is working out details to handle arrests for small amounts of marijuana locally to save police time and to keep fines for the city. City Attorney George Pappas...