Woman’s daughter, son-in-law killed in fire: ‘I believe my baby is gone’
Everlina Hill sat on nearby steps, crying and praying, as she waited for official word of what she correctly suspected in her heart: that her daughter and son-in-law died in an early morning fire in their Chicago Heights home.
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Southland communities see train stations as development destinations
The sound of a train horn has become a signal for Southland communities to get on board an emerging economic development track. Called “transit-oriented development” in the vernacular of urban planners and economic development experts, it’s not a new idea but one gaining favor in …Read More
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- Former Andrew factory, HQ to be razed
- Vickroy: Guiding knight: Lab gets woman where she needs to go
- Former Orland Hills cop facing 15 years in prison for fatal DUI
- Man gets 145 days for throwing punch that killed Beverly teen on Indiana beach
Communities
News
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Man gets 145 days for throwing punch that killed Beverly teen on Indiana beach
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Despite rumors, SD 227 Supt. Leak stays on job
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Former Orland Hills cop facing 15 years in prison for fatal DUI
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‘Incompatible’ elected offices called into question
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Two credited with saving life of motorcycle crash victim
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No one hurt in transformer blast
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Former JCA priest gets life in prison for child sex crime
Sports
Baseball: Mount Carmel stings St. Laurence
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Baseball: Joliet Catholic blanks St. Rita 1-0
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Baseball: Morgan Park runs past Clemente in Public League semifinal
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Boys Water Polo: St. Ignatius outlasts Brother Rice in state quarterfinal
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Boys Water Polo: Fenwick tops Homewood-Flossmoor in state quarterfinal
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State Girls Track and Field: Lincoln-Way East’s Brown going for records
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Boys Track and Field: Marist’s Kyle Hauser scores sectional 800-, 1,600-meter wins
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Girls Soccer: Naperville North knocks out Lockport
Business
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Texas sues BP for damages related to oil spill
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Falling yen to make Japan’s goods more affordable
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Bank of Montreal ordered to fix oversight lapses
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Rising consumer demand aids organic industry sway
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Gauge of US economy’s future health up in April
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RV company’s new owner to close northern Indiana plant
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Chicago Heights pita plant has major expansion
Entertainment
Donley’s Wild West Town a return to yesteryear
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Get Up and Go! for May 17, 2013
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Beverly Theatre Guild celebrates with ‘Fabulous @ Fifty’
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ turns out to be quite the Enterprise
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Crowd Pleasers for May 17, 2013
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Star power — Adler tech revolutionizes sky show
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New on DVD for May 17, 2013
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Angelina Jolie says she had double mastectomy to try to prevent cancer
Spotlight
Lifestyles
Religion Briefs For May 17
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Taking on challenges adds up to success for Rich South senior
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Hello muddah? Not everyone loved sleepaway camp
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Stay-At-Home Dad: Get what lead out? Screening requirement imperfect
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Pets o’ the Week for May 16, 2013
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Lighthouse photos spotlight Tinley Park man’s photographic talents
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Serving for May 16, 2013
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Vickroy: Gardens are proof that life goes on
