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Movies online: Free 'n' easy, but is it theft and piracy?
This weekend, you could pay $10 to see the cinematic vampire love story "New Moon," stand in line for overpriced snacks with your new tween buddies and then jostle for a seat in a crowded theater.
Oak Lawn/Evergreen Park Reporter
Reporter wins awards in two journalism contests
The Reporter newspaper earned four awards this year between two state newspaper contests.
Expressing a Everlasting Gratitudea
Many millions of veterans have held the nation's democracy in their arms, Illinois Gov.
Procession with body of slain Ft. Hood soldier leaves Midway
"Mahers" crowd the suburban 17th District Cook County Board race
There were too many "Mahers" running in the last election. Two in the village race, one in the Township race.
Tree trimming budget at Daley Plaza
For the first time since 1955, the city will have one large tree in Daley Plaza, instead of several small ones.
7 years for $5.2 million Ponzi scheme?
Anglin, formerly of Frankfort, was charged nearly three years ago with mail and wire fraud and ultimately pleaded "no contest" to duping more than 40 investors from states including Florida, New Jersey and New York.
Nationwide Prostitution Bust Nets Several Charges Here
A joint team of 10 officers apprehended eight women on Friday, Oct. 23 during a country-wide prostitution sting.
W. Chicago panel opposes video gaming
A West Chicago city council committee voted swiftly and unanimously Wednesday night to recommend a ban on video gambling.
Palos Hills Bank Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charges
Share + Oct 26, 2009 12:26 pm US/Central PALOS HILLS, Ill. A southwest suburban community bank has pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges alleging the bank conspired to violate federal regulations in 2001.
Two prostitution-related arrests at Palatine hotel
Two suburban women were arrested at a Palatine hotel on prostitution-related charges Friday afternoon as a result of an undercover operation that followed online ads.
Gauges in life: don't ignore obvious signs around you
Some people just have a hard time with gauges. I have friends and family, and every time I use their vehicle, or I ride with them, the fuel gauge is on empty or near it.
Oak Lawn/Evergreen Park Reporter
Palos conducting study on consumers' habits
Palos Hills has hired a company to conduct a consumer analysis study that city officials believe will help them better understand how to develop two important retail areas in town.
Oak Lawn/Evergreen Park Reporter
Man who wants crossing guard won't settle for compromise
A Hickory Hills man who has requested a crossing guard be stationed near Conrady Junior High School said he is not putting away his protest signs, despite the Hickory Hills Police Department's and North Palos School District 117's attempts to meet his demands.
South Suburban College's Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Orchestra will perform at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
AMP Condemns Settler Attack on al Aqsa Worshipers
Salem-News.com - September 28, 2009 - 11:02 pm Sep-28-2009 15:52 AMP Condemns Settler Attack on al Aqsa Worshipers Salem-News.com AMP calls on President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Middle East Special Envoy George Mitchell as they work toward establishing peace talks to hold Israel accountable for the most recent attack on ...
Roto-Rooter Announces Winners of Chilling Tales Sweepstakes
Patricia Frederick of Palos Hills, Illinois took home the top prize, and will join SyFy Channel's Ghost Hunters Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson on a ghost hunt of the Stanley hotel, filming location of the movie The Shining.
Scavenging in Pleasant Valley: Pieces of old Burr Ridge punctuate artist's sculpture
Long before Burr Ridge was the land of expensive subdivisions and upscale shopping malls, a kid named Tom McDonald was gathering the ideas that would inspire his life's work.
AMP Commemorates Sabra and Shatila Massacre
Today, 27 years later, Israeli aggression against Palestinians continues. The scars left by the Sabra and Shatila massacres are indescribable.