Daily Southtown - 2018-08-17

• Hoping to become ‘The One’
• Will County faces ‘bright’ future despite challenges
• Will County approves 6 solar farms
• THE PASSING OF A LEGEND
• Four students awarded Lila Mae Wilson Scholarshi­ps
• 20,000 CPS freshman seats unfilled
• Frankfort’s Giblin stands out as singing competitio­n ‘The One’ draws to a close
• Park Forest police release additional details about shooting
• Oak Forest awards over $16K grant
• Will executive: County must prepare for future
• Thousands of Chicagolan­d Boomers and Seniors are now getting knee pain RELIEF, INSTEAD of knee replacemen­t.
• U.S., Mexico said to be near NAFTA deal
• Marketing tactics used to subvert U.S. elections
• In Trump’s America, there’s no ‘right way’ to be an immigrant
• The double standards of postmodern justice
• Red flags flying over this household
• Horoscopes
• CROSSWORD
• MORE THAN OK WITH O’KEEFFE
• FRIENDLY COMPETITIO­N
• Palka under pressure
• Back to normal
• Bryant aims to make his return before September
• PAYING TRIBUTE
• Events will have things humming(bird) along
• Festival to show Pilsen one of the ‘coolest destinatio­ns’
• Night out offers chance for relaxed shopping, mingling
• Chicagolan­d Shorts Vol. 4 on the way
• History of Homewood heralded at village’s Giant Block Party
• Hummingbir­d activities
• Barolo serves ‘authentic Italian dishes’

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