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SSC reviews strategic plan and approves retirements

The 2025-30 roadmap, available for review on the college’s website, calls for improving retention, growing community partnerships, investing in human capital, and data-informed decision making.
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SSC reviews strategic plan and approves retirements
The 2025-30 roadmap, available for review on the college’s website, calls for improving retention, growing community partnerships, investing in human capital, and data-informed decision making.
Greetings from Harvey: City Hall mural celebrates diversity and transformation
Thornton alumni spearheaded a visual story described as “harmony in motion.” Artists drew upon Harvey diversity, history, musical traditions, and even plant life to completely revamp City Hall’s northern facade.
WHD SD147 approves 2027 fiscal year budget
West Harvey-Dixmoor School District 147 is anticipating a final budget of $21 million for the fiscal year. Meanwhile, the Thornton Township High Schools District 205 Student Board of Education presented plans for its second “Turn Up for Peace” community event.
Harvey library tables 2027 preliminary budget discussion and speeds through meeting
The Harvey Public Library District board breezed through a short agenda and postponed a discussion on the library’s 2027 fiscal year budget during its September meeting.
TTHS D205 approves ‘balanced’ final budget and projects $3.2 million operating surplus
Thornton Township High School District 205 finalized its 2027 fiscal year budget at approximately $143.7 million. Superintendent Nathaniel Cunningham, Jr. described the district as being in its “strongest financial position” to date.
Harvey on edge after WHD SD147 and HSD 152 warn families of man luring children into cargo van
A Black man with locs attempted to lure children into a cargo van over the weekend along stretches of Broadway Ave., according to one school board member. But there were no child abductions reported to Harvey during that period, said acting mayor Shirley Drewenski.

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