Norridge-Harwood Heights News

The Harwood Heights tax levy will remain unchanged. Full Story »

The attorney representing TNK9, Inc. spoke about the recent lawsuit filed against a former Harwood Heights police chief. Full Story »

For over 10 years, Judith Dunne Bernardi has been the Norridge village clerk. She has also been part of the O'Hare Noise Compatibility Commission since 1999. Full Story »

A two-week Thanksgiving seat belt safety campaign has been announced by the Norridge Police Department. Full Story »

Central Baptist Village held their annual Holiday Craft Festival Oct. 24. Full Story »

For days we prepare, party, decorate, celebrate and overeat to prepare for a holiday. But the day that it is over we are done, completely done. No stretching out the fun in America. It seems that we enjoy the anticipation and the overindulgence until that last stroke of midnight on the actual day and then, lights out -- it's time to move on. Full Story »

The following incidents were listed in the official reports of the Norridge and Harwood Heights police departments. Readers are reminded that an arrest by police does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination. Full Story »

Ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things. Simply put, that's who veterans are. Full Story »

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Lining the south wall of Union Ridge School in Harwood Heights is a newly dedicated outdoor garden. With a size of 200 feet by 40 feet, the garden contains a classroom circle of wood chips surrounded by six wood benches. Another larger bench in the garden is dedicated to former Superintendent Raymond Kuper. Full Story »