Bob Mcparland is a local journalist based in Oak Lawn, Illinois. He writes for Patch.com, covering various local events, news, and community happenings in the Oak Lawn area. Bob's articles often focus on school events, sports, community programs, and other topics of interest to the residents of Oak Lawn.
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Bob Mcparland's focus is on local events, particularly those related to high school activities such as cheerleading, community events, and school achievements. Pitches should align with these themes by offering unique angles or human-interest stories related to these topics.
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The elves from the Adult Transition Program -- ATP serves graduates of Eisenhower, Richards, and Shepard high schools with special needs -- have been very busy preparing for the holiday season.
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Eisenhower High School will present its third annual Winter Wonderfest on Wednesday, December 11 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Shepard High School in Palos Heights once again will host Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shepard is located at 13049 S.
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Earlier this week the U.S. Navy JROTC program at Richards High School welcomed NJRTOC Region IV manager Jason Rampa for the yearly inspection, pass-in-review ceremony, and cadet briefing.
On Monday night faculty sponsor Aiya Hamdan led a beautiful ceremony to celebrate the Richards High School students who qualified for the rigorous standards of National Honor Society.
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