Park Ridge revisits affordable housing policy ahead of 2029 deadline
Park Ridge city leaders began discussing the city’s affordable housing compliance at the Sept. 21 city council committee-of-the-whole meeting.
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Park Ridge leaders discuss traffic strategies at committee of the whole
The Park Ridge City Council held a broad discussion on traffic safety at its Sept. 8 Committee of the Whole meeting.
Amid future concerns, Park Ridge could give OK to first historic district
At the Park Ridge City Council’s Committee of the Whole meeting Aug. 17, alderpersons voted six-to-one to designate as many as five homes as the Spanish Town Historic District.
Peter G. Malone, former alderman, grandson of early mayor, dies
Peter G. Malone, the grandson of the second mayor of Park Ridge, died Aug. 11. He was 91.
Elmwood Park bocce ball documentary hits screens nationwide
A film about an Elmwood Park bocce ball league has received a national rollout courtesy of Yahoo and the Nonfiction Hotlist. “How We Roll,” which Anthony Ciancio completed last year,...
‘Harvey Wall of Therapy’ adds color, optimism to downtown
Brothers Amoz, Malachi and Ira Wright added color to Harvey City Hall with the work of their mother, fellow artist Marguerite Wright.
Flock cameras may be getting closer look in Park Ridge
In July, Park Ridge aldermen approved a yearlong contract with Flock Group, a Georgia-based company that provides license plate readers to police departments across the country. The contract, for eight...
Palos Hills, Hickory Hills residents share hopes and fears in time capsule letters
Hickory Hills and Palos Hills residents wrote letters at Stagg High School for a Green Hills Public Library District time capsule.
Tinley Park National Night Out brings together families, first responders
Thousands of Tinley Park area families gathered at Freedom Park to meet police and fire officials at the National Night Out.
Despite worries of stifling creativity, Park Ridge passes mural program in split vote
The Park Ridge City Council narrowly approved a mural program that may see civic pride on display on public buildings around town.