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View In Browser December 17, 2018 chicagotribune.com Daily Southtown ADVERTISEMENT A party with bagpipers and a horse prompts Tinley Park to scrutinize short-term house rentals Sunday, Dec 16 Tinley Park officials want to regulate short-term rentals of homes in the village following a party at one featuring a horse. Read More » Former Bear Jim McMahon talks past drug use at opening of New Lenox hospital for mental health, substance abuse treatment At a ribbon cutting Thursday for a hospital that will treat substance abuse and mental health disorders, McMahon talked about his struggles. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Slowik: Chicago's next mayor is key to political fate of South Suburban Airport The person who is elected the next mayor of Chicago in 2019 will wield considerable political clout regarding the viability of the proposed airport. Read More » Dolton school security guard accused of threatening students with gun was not licensed by state, officials say A private guard accused of menacing two students with a gun in the Academy for Learning parking lot was not licensed to work in Illinois, officials said. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Salvation Army's top Southland bell-ringer brings spirit of Christmas to Homer Glen Salvation Army bell ringer Angela Lynn greets customers to the Homer Glen Jewel store with song, dance and hope. Read More » Keepsake pin honors memory of late teacher Abby Ohl, who collapsed in classroom Special education teacher Abby Ohl died unexpectedly Oct. 12. Now Kirby School District 140 is remembering her with sales of a keepsake pin, with proceeds going into a scholarship fund. Read More » Jury awards $7 million to family of Vietnam vet who died after climbing out of moving ambulance Patrick Stein, 64, of Matteson, suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder after two tours of duty in Vietnam, according to the law firm Levin & Perconti. Read More » New micropantry at Bremen High School library offers food, toiletries and discretion for students in need The National Honors Society will oversee the stocking and maintenance of the portable pantry and its supply of non-perishable foods and toiletries. 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.