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Steven Taylor, 45

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By Annie Fambro, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana, Cindy Wojtkiewicz Ralston
| Forest Park Review Verified
Steven Robert Taylor, 45, of Forest Park, died unexpectedly on Sept. 30, 2017. Born on Jan. 25, 1972, he was known as "Taylor" by his family and friends. He enjoyed spending time with his friends, gaming, playing with his dogs, and cooking.
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Annual GarArt Galleries photo gallery

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By Annie Fambro, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana, Cindy Wojtkiewicz Ralston
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Annual GarArt Galleries photo galleryTuesday, October 10th, 2017 2:05 PMShare on FacebookShare on TwitterEmailPrintArtist Ann Reinertsen Farrell, left, and Marilyn Vickers, both of Oak Park, peruse the pieces. | Alexa Rogals/Staff Photographer Artist Pamela Penney, of Oak Park, stands near her pieces to sell. | Alexa Rogals/Staff Photographer Jewelry from Small Miracle Jewelry by Martha Murphy is displayed.
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In that case, I'll just take it- Forest Park police reports Oct. 2-6

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By Annie Fambro, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana, Cindy Wojtkiewicz Ralston
| Forest Park Review Verified
In that case, I'll just take it A security employee at Walmart, 1300 Desplaines Ave., summoned police on Oct. 3 about 10:15 p.m. after a customer walked out of the store without paying for a 40-inch flat panel TV. According to the police report, an employee informed security that a customer had tried paying for the Vizio LED TV, valued at $318, with a credit card that was declined numerous times.
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