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Blue Island High School Band Director Uses Music to Help Nurture Students
Eisenhower High School band director Dr. Justin Antos has helped train young musicians for 14 years, using the art form to forge connections and help establish character qualities that can travel beyond the stage. Natalie Martinez shares his story.
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Man Killed, Another Critically Hurt in Blue Island Bar Shooting, According to Police
A 33-year-old man was killed and another individual was critically-injured after gunfire erupted during a physical altercation at a Blue Island bar on Sunday morning.
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Man Killed, Another Critically Hurt in Blue Island Bar Shooting, According to Police
A 33-year-old man was killed and another individual was critically-injured after gunfire erupted during a physical altercation at a Blue Island bar on Sunday morning.
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Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Charged After Three People Shot During Argument at Blue Island Bowling Alley
An off-duty Chicago police officer has been charged with shooting three people Tuesday night during an argument at a bowling alley in south suburban Blue Island.
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Chicago Officer Relieved of Powers After Shooting While Off-Duty at Blue Island Bowling Alley
An off-duty Chicago police officer was relieved of his powers after shooting three people Tuesday night during an argument at at a bowling alley in south suburban Blue Island, according to the agency that oversees the Chicago Police Department.
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Off-Duty Chicago Officer Shoots 3 During Argument at Blue Island Bowling Alley
An off-duty Chicago police officer shot three people Tuesday night during an argument at a bowling alley in south suburban Blue Island, according to the agency that oversees the Chicago Police Department.
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Blue Island Officials Seek Help From State After Multiple Pedestrians Hit on Same Roadway
Residents and officials in suburban Blue Island are calling for the state of Illinois to take action after multiple pedestrians have been struck by vehicles along one stretch of roadway in the last six months.
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Blue Island Officials Seek Help From State on Road They Say is Dangerous for Pedestrians
Residents and officials in suburban Blue Island are calling for the state of Illinois to take action after multiple pedestrians have been struck by vehicles along one stretch of roadway in the last six months. NBC 5’s Natalie Martinez has more.