Prairie State College to Host Oct 14 College Fair
Prairie State College will hold its annual college and career fair October 14 from 4 to 7 30 p m. Nine area high schools will be represented with about 160 college and university reps on hand to answer questions and discuss options. Financial aid meetings are scheduled for 4 30 and 6 15 p m in the College Instructional Center. community programs include Sukkot workshops at Anita M Stone Jewish Community Center in Flossmoor with fees for the public and center members and an October 15 decorating session for the holiday. The Lithuanian Heritage Club plans an Oktoberfest luncheon in Chicago Heights with a Christmas party booking. voter info details are included for registration and identification requirements. A South Suburban College lecture explores Midlothian history, and a South Suburban Food Cooperative meeting discusses herbal remedies and foraging. The Sauk Calumet Group of the Sierra Club meets to discuss regional water issues, and a Chicagoland Deaf Parent to Parent project offers workshops for deaf parents with four sessions starting in November at various locations.
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Jewish Family and Community Service
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Plans Shaped For Next South Suburban CROPWalk
Planning committee members assess this year’s hunger walk and sketch early plans for next year. The interfaith event gathers leaders from Respond Now, CROPWalk, St. Paul Community Church, Church World Service, Hazel Crest United Methodist, St. James Helping Hand, PADS, Jones Community Center, and Flossmoor Community Church to raise funds for local and international food aid. CROP stands for Christian Belief Overseas Project.
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Reprieve for Indiana motorists as Borman repairs wrap early
Borman Expressway motorists gain six month traffic reprieve after a seven mile resurfacing project finished four weeks ahead of schedule. The $12 million work between the Illinois line and Burr Street ends soon, with a second $15 million phase to start in April from Burr Street to the Lake Porter county line. INDOT considers splitting that phase. if so, Burr Street to Interstate 65 may be done next year. Officials say the worst construction period is over and drivers can use toll road alternatives more easily. A $900,000 bonus rewarded crews for early completion.
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Talks Highlight Alcohol Awareness Week at College
Alcohol Awareness Week events run across Monday to Friday at the Community Instructional Center. Health professionals lead sessions on alcoholism hazards stress management domestic violence family effects and new treatment concepts. A Chicago Southland Chamber panel covers drug free workplaces and a MADD advocate plus victims discuss alcohol related crashes. Contact Mary Ann Kubiak at 709-3912 for details.
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