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Running kids summer camp gives Br. Rice grad his day in the sun
As the student director of the Edmund Rice Camp at Brother Rice, he will supervise about 50 students as camp counselors and work with six other student leaders to plan and finance the summer camp, which takes place the second week of June for kids from St.
Trucker pleads guilty for hauling heroin later stolen...
A California man set to go to trial this week in Will County for allegedly hauling heroin in his semi truck - heroin that later was stolen from the sheriff's evidence locker - is going to prison instead.
What's Going On for May 23, 2013
Forms are available at Midlothian Village Hall, 14801 Pulaski Road, or at villageofmidlothian.net to sign up for the second annual Midlothian garden walk set for June.
Missing 13-Year-Old Girl Found Before Report Filed
A 13-year-old Hille Middle School student who was reported missing by her mom Monday morning was back home before the paperwork was even filed, according to police.
Midlothian school kids catch some rays at new Shedd exhibit
Shedd Aquarium President & CEO Ted Beattie, at the new Stingray Touch exhibit at the Shedd Aquarium.
Arrest Warrants: Wanted in Midlothian
Halberto Marillo , 28, is wanted on a charge of mob action. His last known address was in the 14700 block of Central Park, Midlothian.
Get Up and Go! for May 7, 2013
If you're looking for events worth getting out of the house for, then Get Up and Go! has you covered Mondays-Fridays. SENIOR SPELLING BEE: The Association of Illinois Senior Centers, the Illinois Department on Aging and the Midlothian Public Library, 14701 S. Kenton Ave., hosts an Illinois State Senior Spelling Bee Competition featuring ages 50 and ... (more)
Driver Tries to Split After Crash, Charged with DUI: Blotter
MONDAY, APRIL 29 Marijuana Recovered From Sleeping Man Eric J. Bartkowiak, 26, of the 7600 block of West 173rd Street in Tinley Park, was charged with possession of 30 to 500 grams of marijuana and was cited for improper parking on the roadway, according to a report.
New Midlothian mayor out to 'make a difference'
Born and raised in this town, she walked to and from Bremen High School, where she now is a member of the school board.