Tinley Park to host state Sister Cities conference
Rex Robinson reports Tinley Park will host the Illinois Sister Cities International state conference Friday and Saturday at the Village Hall Kallsen Conference Center. The event honors Fred Quellmalz for starting the program in 1956, and highlights Tinley Park as a regional leader in citizen diplomacy.
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