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Man exposes himself to Julian Middle School girls in Oak Park
| Thursday, September 02, 2010
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A man exposed his genitals to three Julian Middle School girls who were walking home Wednesday after school. The girls were walking down the 600 block of Randolph in Oak Park just before 4 p.m. when the man pulled up in front of them at the crosswalk, exposed himself and then drove away eastbound on Randolph. |
Oak Park parking garage may be razed sooner than expected
|  | The parking garage at Lake and Forest sits in the background as crews worked to demolish the buildings in front of it during August.
ANDY JOHNSTON/Staff |
Thursday, September 02, 2010
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A large and decaying public garage at the corner of Lake and Forest in Oak Park may be reduced to rubble a little sooner than expected. And in the meantime, the developer planning to build a 20-story hotel and condo complex on the site may need more time to line up financing. The aging 340-space garage was built in 1974, and village officials say it's reaching the end of its useful life. That's why Village Hall finalized a deal in March to partner with a developer to replace the garage as part of a larger development. |
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| Me Llana |  | Edgar Rice Burroughs’ great-granddaughter, Llana Jane Burroughs, traveled from Tarzana, Calif., for a gathering of Burroughs’ fans and received a tour of the exhibit at the Historical Society of Oak Park and River Forest from board president Kelli Kline.
Click here to read more and see a slideshow with more photos. |
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News
| | D200 superintendent meets community | Thursday, September 02, 2010
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Since starting on July 1, District 200 Supt. Steven Isoye has spent the majority of his time getting to know his school. On Tuesday, though Isoye had his first public forum with the community, hosted by Oak Park and River Forest High School, 201 N. Scoville Ave. | | | Roosevelt Road groundbreaking this Friday | Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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Roosevelt Road is about to get a $9.5 million facelift courtesy of federal, state and local dollars. A groundbreaking ceremony to mark the kick-off is set for this Friday. | | | Oak Park and River Forest private schools see slight uptick in enrollment | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
The Great Recession appeared to have taken a bite out of enrollment at local private elementary schools - with job losses and shrinking pocketbooks forcing some parents to take their kids public. | | | D97 eyes therapeutic day school for Oak Park special needs kids | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Should Oak Park create a therapeutic day school within District 97 to allow it to keep more students from outside placements? The district's special ed director says yes, and the school board is open to the concept. | | | Oak Park duo bike 930 miles to New Orleans. Why? Why not? | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Patrick Sugrue could have easily hopped a plane from Oak Park to New Orleans. He could have boarded a bus or hitched a ride. But instead, on an impulse, the 21-year-old Oak Parker decided to bike the roughly 930 miles to make it to his junior year of college. | | | Elected officials break silence on Oak Park TIF lawsuit | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
First reported 8/31/2010 12:44 p.m.
Oak Park's Village Hall and the two local school districts have been embroiled in a lawsuit since February, in a dispute over $3.3 million that the high school believes it is owed by the village government. | |
| | | | Sports
| | Friars lose Hart, fall to Notre Dame | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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Sam Ainsworth showed his worth and Fenwick followed his lead against Notre Dame at Soldier Field on Sunday night. Listed as a 6-foot-4 junior tight end/linebacker, Ainsworth actually replaced injured quarterback Pat Hart (shoulder) and tossed two touchdown passes to rally the Friars from a 13-0 halftime deficit to a 13-13 tie. | | | Briner and Co. take to the court | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
With the high caliber of conference competition this season and several difficult tournaments, by the end of the 2010 schedule the OPRF volleyball team will either be flying high or welcoming a break in the action. | | | Huskies stymied in season opener | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
The OPRF football team seems to have taken a cue from the Chicago Bears. The Huskies, who were highly touted in the preseason for their big and experienced offensive line much like the Bears, were unable to gain ground against Glenbard North on Friday night. | | | OPRF ready to racket things up | Tuesday, August 31, 2010
There may only be three sectional qualifiers back for the OPRF girls tennis team this season, but those three are sure to have plenty of company in the postseason. | | | |
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