Maple Tree Inn will tear down its fire-damaged building | Dolton mayor's move to shrink board, create term limits can stay on ballot

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View In Browser October 1, 2018 chicagotribune.com Daily Southtown ADVERTISEMENT Slowik: Blue Island's Maple Tree Inn to tear down fire-damaged building, reopen at temporary site Thursday, Sep 27 Maple Tree Inn must demolish its building that was destroyed by a fire Aug. 24, and hopes to open in a temporary location by Nov. 1. Read More » Dolton mayor's move to shrink board, create term limits and cut village primary can stay on ballot, judge says An effort by the mayor to shake up the village board by reducing the number of trustees and imposing term limits can be put to the community for a vote. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Vote to develop Orland Park's Downtown Main Street Triangle could come in early November The vote is tentatively scheduled for the Village Board to decide on one of two proposals for developing the remaining sites in the triangle. Read More » Palos doctor returns from Syrian refugee camp in Greece: 'The despair is so thick you can cut it with a knife' Dr. John Kahler, a retired pediatrician from Palos Park, recently returned from Moria refugee camp, where he treated children for anxiety and stress. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT 'I have my own investment': Housing authority holds graduation for Cook County home ownership program The Housing Authority of Cook County congratulated participants who completed a program to improve their financial standing and become homeowners. Read More » Rauner breaks ground on $47 million interchange of I-80 and U.S. 30 in New Lenox Gov. Rauner was joined by state and local officials Wednesday morning at IDOT's yard in New Lenox, to break ground for a project. Read More » Frankfort patrol officer says she was discriminated against while pregnant a second time A patrol officer accused Frankfort police of discriminating against her again while she was pregnant, according to an amended complaint. Read More » 'Highly competitive': Southland marching bands take center stage at invitational events For 2,000 students from 22 high schools, a recent competition at Andrew was an important chance to secure an early spot in the marching band pantheon. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Daily Southtown newsletter.