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Maine South's Skoronski signs NFL's richest guard deal

Maine South graduate Peter Skoronski signed a four-year, $100 million extension with the Tennessee Titans on Aug. 7, making the Park Ridge native the NFL's highest-paid offensive guard at $25 million per year.

Maine South's Skoronski signs NFL's richest guard deal

Maine South graduate Peter Skoronski signed a four-year, $100 million extension with the Tennessee Titans on Aug. 7, making the Park Ridge native the NFL's highest-paid offensive guard at $25 million per year.

Maine South's Skoronski signs NFL's richest guard deal

Maine South graduate Peter Skoronski signed a four-year, $100 million extension with the Tennessee Titans on Aug. 7, making the Park Ridge native the NFL's highest-paid offensive guard at $25 million per year.

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Park Ridge council votes on first historic district Tuesday

The Park Ridge City Council will vote Tuesday, Sept. 8, on whether to approve the Spanish Town Historic District, the city's first-ever historic designation covering five 1927 homes. The Committee of the Whole will also take up traffic calming and pest control.

Park Ridge homeowners can recover missed tax exemptions to 2022

Park Ridge and Niles homeowners can file a Certificate of Error with the Cook County Assessor's Office to recover missed property tax exemptions going back to 2022, with free virtual workshops on Sept. 9–10 and a payment deadline of Oct. 1.

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District 207 college fair brings 136 schools to Maine West

Maine Township High School District 207 hosts its annual College Fair and Postsecondary Expo on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Maine West High School in Des Plaines, with about 136 colleges and 42 other exhibitors expected.

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District 64 hosts community coffee at Lincoln Sept. 10

District 64 Superintendent Dr. Ben Collins will hold an open community coffee at Lincoln Middle School on Sept. 10, giving residents a chance to talk informally with the superintendent at a building that underwent emergency fire-code repairs this summer.

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Cook County launches health plan covering Park Ridge, Niles

The Cook County Department of Public Health released Building Healthier Communities 2030, a five-year plan focused on mental health, chronic disease and maternal health across suburban Cook County, including Park Ridge and Niles.

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Illinois DUI crackdown runs through Sept. 8 on Park Ridge roads

Illinois State Police and local departments across the state are running heightened DUI and seat belt enforcement through Sept. 8 as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" Labor Day campaign, after nine people died on Illinois roads last Labor Day weekend.

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Kalo Foundation exhibit showcases 23 Park Ridge artists Friday

The Kalo Foundation opens its "Continuing the Tradition" exhibit with a reception Friday, Sept. 11 at Iannelli Studios, featuring work by 23 local artists in mediums ranging from oil painting to ceramics. The show runs through Oct. 24.

Rotary Club dedicates Peace Pole at Hodges Park on Sept. 11

The Rotary Club of Park Ridge will dedicate a 7-foot Peace Pole at Hodges Park on Friday, Sept. 11, immediately after the city's 25th-anniversary 9/11 memorial service outside City Hall.

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Cook County gas hits $4.52, tops Chicago metro before Labor Day

Cook County gas prices hit $4.52 per gallon ahead of Labor Day weekend, the highest in the Chicago metro and 20 cents above the Illinois average, with global supply disruptions driving record fuel costs.

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Bagel shop at Uptown Metra station one vote from opening, waiting room set to reopen

A commuter-focused bagel and coffee shop called Midwest Doughboys is one City Council vote away from opening inside the Uptown Park Ridge Metra station, a move city officials say will allow the main waiting room, closed since last winter due to vandalism, to reopen during regular hours.

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Maine South's Skoronski signs NFL's richest guard deal

Maine South graduate Peter Skoronski signed a four-year, $100 million extension with the Tennessee Titans on Aug. 7, making the Park Ridge native the NFL's highest-paid offensive guard at $25 million per year.

District 64 opens middle school soccer season Tuesday

Emerson Middle School hosts Lincoln Middle School at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, in the first game of District 64's new interscholastic soccer program through the Mid Central Suburban League.

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