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Store responds to customer pleas

Store responds to customer pleas

by Caroline Connors

The happy resolution of a recent flap at the Lakeshore Learning Store proved the old adage that the squeaky wheel get the...

Police arrest Chicago man for late-night armed robbery

by Caroline Connors

A man is being held without bond after he was arrested for an attempted robbery in Beverly on July 31.

Chicago Police Department officers in the 5th District arrested Youree Bell, 18, of the 11900 block of Princeton Avenue, on Aug. 20. He was charged with attempted armed robbery and aggravated discharge of a firearm and is being held in lieu...

Victims report two more copper gutter thefts here

by Patrick Thomas

Although arrests have been made, gutter thefts continue throughout the Beverly area, as evidenced by yet another victim’s disconcerting find at her home.

The victim, who declined to be named, said she went out to the alley behind her garage on the 1600 block of West 101st Street on Aug. 22 and found that someone had meticulously cut off a 6-foot...

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Benefit to aid Jacob's therapy

by Caroline Connors

Most parents would do anything for the well-being of their children.

For one local family, that means traveling to China in the hope that...

Neighbors honor longtime carrier

Floyd Mitchell (left), of Hazel Crest, celebrated his last day of work and his retirement from 25 years with the United States Postal Service at...

Frazel pulls out all the stops for ACT, St. Ignatius

by Patrick Thomas

Paul Frazel was at his family’s summer home in Cape Cod in July with his cousin, Abby Younger, when the pair decided to...

Center opens year grillin', chillin'

by Caroline Connors

It is 3 p.m. on a Friday afternoon, and there’s no escaping the sound of laughter, a bouncing ball and the occasional shriek...

Y-Me tourney still a hit in fight against breast cancer

Nancy Anchacles (from left); Mary Ellen Duffy, pitcher for the Flashbacks; Margaret Kerr; Eileen Blake; Janet Each, former player with Smooth Over, the 1997 Y-Me...

Power Points contest begins

The Beverly Review, along with several dozen other newspapers around the Midwest region, is again participating in the Power Points Football Contest, which features a...

Community Briefs

The Mt. Greenwood Residents Association invites the community to join them for “The Lion King” on Thursday, Oct. 21, and “White Christmas” on Thursday, Dec....

CPL selects 'A Mercy' for 'One Book' program

The Chicago Public Library (CPL) recently announced the novel “A Mercy,” by Toni Morrison, as the 19th selection for the fall 2010 One Book, One...



Teen Living hits streets for youths

by Caroline Connors

Four nights a week, an outreach team of social workers, nurse practitioners and peer educators hits the streets of Chicago, including the intersection...

Park Lawn to hold benefit car raffle

Park Lawn and Seguin Services will hold a classic car raffle to benefit the “Building Bridges to the Future” program. The program guides families with...

Alternative transportation aim of annual Car-Free Day

Thousands of people across Chicagoland will give their cars a much-needed day off on Wednesday, Sept. 22, as part of the second annual Chicagoland Car-Free...

Tully awarded for rescue effort

Boatswain’s Mate Third Class Sean Tully, son of John and Kimberly Tully, of Beverly, was awarded the U.S. Coast Guard Achievement Medal for his role...

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