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2 Car Burglaries, 2 Strange Men in Backyard: Police Blotter
Monday, May 20 Tools stolen from car Between $800-$1000 worth of tools were stolen from an unlocked car parked overnight in the 500 block of South La Grange Road, La Grange police said.
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LGBA Presidents Unite as Clipper Ship Owner Sets Sail
Western Springs resident Bert Jacobs has been running the Clipper Ship Gallery in La Grange since 1987, but he's now setting sails and closing the business.
Thursday May 23 | Pioneer Local
La Grange businesses: Need another downtown parking garage
Business leaders are reviewing steps to head off a major parking crunch before dining, shopping and village events heat up for the summer.
Thursday May 23 | The Doings Weekly
New Burr Ridge playground ready for summer
Siena Piagnarelli , 3, of Willowbrook and Siena Han, 3, of Willowbrook climb a treehouse.
Thursday May 23 | Patch.com
The Hot Moms Move their Sound out of the Suburbs and onto the Radio
Let's answer the most pressing question first: Yes, Andrew Stephens' mom is good looking.
Thursday May 23 | Patch.com
Ashland Avenue Railroad Crossing to Close May 29
The BNSF railroad crossing at Ashland Avenue in La Grange will be closed 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 29 for track maintenance.
Man Says He's a Pedophile, Terrier Bites Doberman: Police Blotter
Friday, May 17 "I'm a Pedophile" A white man in his 20s with long brown hair approached a man around 3:37 p.m. in the 500 block of South 10 th Avenue and said he was a pedophile, La Grange police said.
3 Underage Drinkers, Stolen Bike, Warrant Arrest: Police Blotter
Sunday, May 19 2 underage drinkers A 17-year-old Western Springs boy was cited with consumption of alcohol by a minor after an officer checked on his well being around 12:15 a.m. in the 900 block of 54 th Street, Western Springs police said.
Kama Bistro Move Comes With Bigger Space, Late-night Scene
Kama Indian Bistro is already one of the highest rated La Grange restaurants and a top Indian restaurant in the Chicago area.
Isn't That Sweet Bakery Opens on La Grange Road
After years of existing as a catering business, Isn't That Sweet bakery has a store front now on La Grange Road.
Arrest Warrants: Wanted in La Grange and Western Springs
Joann Owens, 77, is wanted on a violation of supervision charge. Bail was set at $20,000. Her last known address was in the 6800 block of South La Grange Road in Hodgkins.
Back Alley Burger Opens in New Location
Back Alley Burger in La Grange has moved, but it's just down the block to get a bit more space for its growing fanbase.
Radogno questions "sham" medical marijuana bill
Illinois Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno opposed passage of the medical marijuana bill, but said it calls for further frank discussion.
47th Street Intersection Safety Concerns to be Heard at Second Meeting
La Grange residents have another chance to share their views on what should be done to improve safety at the intersection between 47 th Street and East Avenue.
Village Public Works, Horizon Wealth are Hiring: Job Hunters
Welcome to Job Hunters, a weekly column for local job seekers and employers. We've compiled some opportunities in the La Grange, La Grange Park and Western Springs area thanks to jobs sites such as Indeed, Monster and Career Builder, as well as other resources.
Tobacco Sting, Poop Deck, Brick Stealing Girls: Police Blotter
Sunday, May 12 Fighting kids A woman reported two kids punching each other near the basketball courts at 701 S. 7 th Ave.
Parking in Downtown La Grange: Your Take
There may be 1,800 public parking spots in and around La Grange, but try to find an open one on a Friday night and you may be circling for a while.
Massage Envy Grows Into New La Grange Space
It's safe to say that Massage Envy has caught on around La Grange and Western Springs.
60 Over 60 Luncheon Honors Senior Volunteers
If you have a bad day at Plymouth Place retirement community , you're liable to find a fresh-baked batch of cookies at your door.
Hello, Goodbye: Village Board Swears in New Members
The phrase "thank you" abounded Monday night as the La Grange Village Board said goodbye to its retiring members, including President Liz Asperger, and welcomed three new faces.