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Cook County judge tosses Let Forest Park Vote's case

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By Nona Tepper Verified, Greg Mitchell, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana
| Forest Park Review Verified
A Cook County judge on Feb. 21 upheld the ruling of the village's electoral board, essentially ending the debate over whether a binding referendum question will be included on an upcoming election ballot.
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Annual GarArt Galleries photo gallery

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By Annie Fambro, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana, Cindy Wojtkiewicz Ralston
| Forest Park Review Verified
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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Cultural park gets a boost from the National Park Service

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By John Rice, Annie Fambro, Connie Wade Kovco, Pam Fontana
| Forest Park Review Verified
"Who could better help us to develop a park than the National Park Service?" declared Ralph Di Febo. He was reacting to the news that the village was awarded a Technical Assistance Grant from the NPS to help make the Cultural Park a reality. The grant is coming from the agency's Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) branch. It is not a monetary grant but a technical assistance grant to direct the Cultural Park Committee to possible funding sources and help them develop partnerships.
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