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Watch Jono and Bens hunt for Six60 tickets by playing Musical Chairs in Eden Park After selling out at Western Spring two years in a row, they’re attempting to make history again! The Hits is excited to support SIX60 LIVE at Eden Park! During a recent interview, Jono hit up SIX60 bass guitarist, Chris Mac for some free tickets. 50 x free tickets to be precise! After liaising with the band, Chris Mac returned with a challenge for Jono and Ben. He would give them 50 x Free Tickets, but Jono and...

JONO & BENS 50,000 SEAT MUSICAL CHAIRS AT EDEN PARK After selling out at Western Spring two years in a row, they’re attempting to make history again! The Hits is excited to support SIX60 LIVE at Eden Park! During a recent interview, Jono hit up SIX60 bass guitarist, Chris Mac for some free tickets. 50 x free tickets to be precise! After liaising with the band, Chris Mac returned with a challenge for Jono and Ben. He would give them 50 x Free Tickets, but Jono and Ben have to find them first! ...

Reply As of Sunday, Illinois coronavirus case count increased to 1,254,185, up 1.8 percent from a week earlier. The coronavirus has claimed the lives of 21,361 state residents. (Shutterstock) WESTERN SPRINGS, IL — Western Springs saw another increase in coronavirus cases last week, according to the Cook County Public Health Department. As of Sunday, Western Springs had 1,106 coronavirus cases since the beginning of the pandemic, up 34 from a week earlier, or a 3.2 percent hike. Each of the t...

UpdatedTue, Dec 15, 2020 at 9:21 am CT Replies(13) Hillgrove Tap in Western Springs has been cited on a charge of violating the ban on indoor dining, according to a county news release. (Shutterstock) WESTERN SPRINGS, IL — A Western Springs restaurant is one of 84 across suburban Cook County to receive citations since last month on charges of violating the governors indoor dining ban. Hillgrove Tap, 800 Hillgrove Ave., was sent a citation related to indoor dining Dec. 7, according to a news ...

UpdatedFri, Dec 11, 2020 at 2:24 pm CT Reply Western Springs Village Board members have given up on the idea of rain gardens in the Ridgewood subdivision. (Google Maps) WESTERN SPRINGS, IL — The red signs on yards through Western Springs Ridgewood subdivision had a simple message: "No Rain Gardens in Ridgewood." The residents protests led Village Board members this week to back away from their plan to install rain gardens as a way to reduce flooding. Residents thought the rain gardens — w...