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Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park

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There’s a new place where you can have your cake and eat it too. CrumbCrusher bakery opened in January at 805 South Blvd. in Oak Park. The shop is bright, colorful and welcoming. Sure, it is next door to Spilt Milk, but Berwynite owner and baker Chelsea Goolsby-Eberhart has a twist on baking that she feels adds to the block rather than competes with it. “Oak Park was where I wanted to be situated with my inclusive treats,” Goolsby-Eberhart sai…See the Story

L’Arche brunch to raise money for international locations - Forest Park Review

Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park

L’Arche brunch to raise money for international locations - Forest Park Review

L’Arche Chicago is hosting its annual solidarity brunch March 8 to raise money for other L’Arche communities around the world. L’Arche, founded in 2000, provides over a dozen people experiencing intellectual disabilities with residential homes in Forest Park, Chicago’s Austin neighborhood, and most recently, in Oak Park. With nearly 40 international L’Arche locations, many need the funds for food, medicine and housing, and the Chicago branch aim…See the Story

Districts set policy after Trump order allows ICE arrests in schools - Forest Park Review

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Forest Park

Districts set policy after Trump order allows ICE arrests in schools - Forest Park Review

After a sweeping federal action, school districts across the country have had to plan for what happens when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrive at a school’s front door.Places including schools, hospitals, churches, playgrounds and child care centers had been considered “sensitive locations” for ICE since 2011, with federal policy preventing agents from making arrests or civil apprehensions, conducting interviews or preforming…See the Story

Some Forest Park water bills never delivered, due date extended - Forest Park Review

Forest Park, Illinois · Forest Park

Some Forest Park water bills never delivered, due date extended - Forest Park Review

The Village of Forest Park sends out water bills to residents by printing the bills at Village Hall, then sending them to a mailing service that folds the bills and stuffs envelopes before delivering them to the post office. But on Feb. 18, the village sent out an email that said many residents hadn’t received their latest water bills, which the village sent to the mailing service Jan. 30. Because of this, the billing due date has been extended…See the Story

Print Edition: February 19, 2025 - Forest Park Review

Forest Park, Illinois · Forest Park

Print Edition: February 19, 2025 - Forest Park Review

Are you interested in receiving the physical copy of our newspaper each week? Check out this link to become a subscriber. The post Print Edition: February 19, 2025 appeared first on Forest Park Review.See the Story

We need a little more ‘should’ and ‘shame’ - Forest Park Review

We need a little more ‘should’ and ‘shame’ - Forest Park Review

We as a nation SHOULD be ASHAMED that 90 million of our fellow citizens did not vote in the last election. We SHOULD feel SHAME when we read that the average American in the richest country in the world gives 2% of their disposable income to charity. We SHOULD feel SHAME that our president, a convicted felon, proposed moving all the Palestinian residents out of Gaza against their will and turning it into a “Riviera of the Middle East.” Conscienc…See the Story

Why Tim Gillian is running for the park district board - Forest Park Review

Forest Park, Illinois · Forest Park

Why Tim Gillian is running for the park district board - Forest Park Review

With upcoming municipal elections in April, in the coming weeks, the Review will profile candidates running for the Park District of Forest Park’s Board of Commissioners. The first will center Tim Gillian, who currently serves as president of the park board. Tim Gillian has a long history in Forest Park. He attended Proviso East High School. From the late 1970s to the mid-1990s, Gillian volunteered as an auxiliary officer for the Forest Park Po…See the Story

Digital water meters on the way; customers can monitor water use - Forest Park Review

Forest Park, Illinois · Forest Park

Digital water meters on the way; customers can monitor water use - Forest Park Review

Forest Park is one step closer to replacing water meters throughout the village. At the last village council meeting, commissioners unanimously approved three ordinances that move forward this year’s effort to replace all residential and commercial manual water meters with digital ones. “It should be an easy transition,” Sal Stella, director of the village’s public works department, previously told the Review of the new water meters. “It’s help…See the Story

Under-construction Elgin property robbed of $3,500 worth of tools - Forest Park Review

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Under-construction Elgin property robbed of $3,500 worth of tools - Forest Park Review

On Feb. 13, police responded to Elgin Avenue after contractors for Westwork, a painting and remodeling company, called to report a burglary. The contractors told police they left the residence the previous evening and locked the doors. But when they returned the following morning, they noticed several items strewn across the first floor, including a gun case. The basement door appeared to be forced open, according to the police report. The contr…See the Story

Young musicians on the rise in Oak Park - Forest Park Review

Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park

Young musicians on the rise in Oak Park - Forest Park Review

The Handel Week Festival is an annual festival now entering its 26th year. It celebrates George Frideric Handel and his music. It was modeled after Evanston’s Bach Week Festival. The Oak Park event is organized by Dr. Dennis E. Northway and Charles Chauncey Wells. Northway is very proud of his organization, as he believes that Handel Week, Inc. is “absolutely committed to assisting in bringing forth another generation of artists to make the worl…See the Story

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Cook County, Illinois · Cook County

Crushing it at CrumbCrusher - Forest Park Review

There’s a new place where you can have your cake and eat it too. CrumbCrusher bakery opened in January at 805 South Blvd. in Oak Park. The shop is bright, colorful and welcoming. Sure, it is next door to Spilt Milk, but Berwynite owner and baker Chelsea Goolsby-Eberhart has a twist on baking that she feels adds to the block rather than competes with it. “Oak Park was where I wanted to be situated with my inclusive treats,” Goolsby-Eberhart sai…See the Story