Community Corner

May's Most Read Stories

Patch readers clamored for crime news in the month of May.

Here's a look at the most read stories in May 2012.

1.) After teen's suspected overdose death in Oak Park, a grieving mother pleads for the end of heroin use.

2.) U.S. News & World Report releases the fourth edition of its ranking of high schools around the country.

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3.) Getting around downtown during the NATO Summit. 

4.) Woman robbed of purse while waiting for bus near Lake Street and William Street. 

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5.) 37th annual market season debuts Saturday. Here's at look at the vendors supplying this year's bounty.

6.) Laptops, TVs, cash and a hard drive among the haul in a series of residential burglaries.

7.) Local author John Binder's "There Goes the Neighbor Hood" tour reveals the checkered history of Oak Park and River Forest's mafia homes.

8.) Early-morning search turns up "suspicious person" suspected of breaking into cars.

9.) Charges filed after police discover the artist behind a series of vandalism incidents.

10.) Message scrawled in boys bathroom warned of disruption at school. 


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