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@wednesdayjournal has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @wednesdayjournal are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, wednesdayjournal has populated their site with: • Is Oak Park the sourest place on Earth? - Wednesday Journal • Community gathers to read Declaration of Independence for nation-wide event - Wednesday Journal • OPRF’s Chrusfield charges into senior year - Wednesday Journal • Cost cuts on new police station as village takes long view of finances - Wednesday Journal • Celebrate, unite and have fun as America marks 250 - Wednesday Journal • Neal Francis comes home as Fitzgerald’s July 5 headliner - Wednesday Journal • Hopkins’ perseverance pays off - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park township locks in funding for youth engagement - Wednesday Journal • D90 outgoing Supt. Condon talks past, future - Wednesday Journal • Maya Del Sol expands valet parking to all Oak Park Ave. businesses - Wednesday Journal • OPRF boys volleyball finish second in state - Wednesday Journal • D97 hands 8th grade D.C. trip back to parents - Wednesday Journal • OPRF through the lens of 6 foreign exchange students - Wednesday Journal • Fenwick bounces Latin, advances to supersectional - Wednesday Journal • Kinslahger Brewing sets a table for garden bounty - Wednesday Journal • Fenwick softball returns to state after 12-inning win - Wednesday Journal • Ben Protess, OPRF grad, wins Pulitzer at New York Times for Trump reporting - Wednesday Journal • OPRF student’s research places high in prestigious competition - Wednesday Journal • Back-to-back WSC Silver titles for OPRF boys volleyball - Wednesday Journal • Opening day still not set for new Pete’s Fresh Market - Wednesday Journal • OPRF, Fenwick, Trinity earn berths in girls state meet - Wednesday Journal • Sleep Is Your Superpower: Is Poor sleep Sabotaging your Mental Health? Tickets, Tuesday, May 26 • 6:30 PM - 8 PM | Eventbrite • Oak Park senior home resident sounds alarm about poor conditions - Wednesday Journal • OPRF students build power generation system - Wednesday Journal • Second-half blitz lifts OPRF soccer past Fenwick - Wednesday Journal • Olympians make big impact at River Forest’s Lincoln School - Wednesday Journal • Jayhawk Journal students learn writing, newsgathering - Wednesday Journal • To Tell the Truth: The Future of Local Media Tickets, Saturday, May 9 • 1 PM - 2:30 PM | Eventbrite • Big win on a bittersweet Saturday for OPRF baseball - Wednesday Journal • At 25 years, Seven Generations Ahead focuses on connections - Wednesday Journal • Keep Oak Park Beautiful cleans up village collaboratively - Wednesday Journal • O'Hare and Midway International Airports - Airport Small Business Summit and Job Fair • Fire at The Daly Bagel - Wednesday Journal • New coffee shop draws from local favorites - Wednesday Journal • Arroyo savors international lacrosse experience - Wednesday Journal • First in Oak Park, first in Illinois, co-housing Oak Park Commons opens - Wednesday Journal • OPRF’s CITE program thrives at Grant-White School - Wednesday Journal • Former OPRF softball star returns, defeats Huskies - Wednesday Journal • Fenwick’s Jake Thies commits to Iowa football - Wednesday Journal • River Forest President Adduci meets Pope Leo XIV - Wednesday Journal • Fergerson finds herself in DePaul’s Hall Of Fame - Wednesday Journal • OPRF, Fenwick boys tennis are back in court - Wednesday Journal • West Sub CEO aims to reopen by July. Others have doubts - Wednesday Journal • Thousands march down Lake Street at latest anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protest - Wednesday Journal • Sam’s Offers STEM fun for youth ballplayers - Wednesday Journal • Photos: Beyond Hunger celebrates new facility groundbreaking - Wednesday Journal • Local softball springs into action - Wednesday Journal • Almost The Greatest Baker - Wednesday Journal • Ford beats Conyears-Ervin to win 7th District Democratic primary - Wednesday Journal • After search, Trinity promotes next principal from its ranks - Wednesday Journal • Kettlestrings Grove and Betty’s Pizza closing - Wednesday Journal • River Forest library debuts new community space - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park considers down payment assistance for first-time home buyers - Wednesday Journal • Prosecutors narrow allegations in Oak Park trustee’s ‘Broadview 6’ trial - Wednesday Journal • D97 selects Terri Bresnahan as its next superintendent - Wednesday Journal • GCM donates publications to nonprofit news group NEWSWELL - Wednesday Journal • Mann School kindergarten teacher earns state honor - Wednesday Journal • OPRF honors trio with Tradition of Excellence awards - Wednesday Journal • School of Rock Oak Park raises thousands for staff impacted by ICE crackdown - Wednesday Journal • Salerno’s Pizza turns 60 - Wednesday Journal • Lucky Duck Claw House opens - Wednesday Journal • 3Fold is laminated love - Wednesday Journal • From Oak Park classrooms to rock show stages - Wednesday Journal • Hola, bonjour, buongiorno; languages thrive at Roosevelt - Wednesday Journal • A flag football leader, OPRF’s Brucato honored by Bears - Wednesday Journal • Subscribe to our weekly newsletter • Roosevelt Road Corridor Plan progress presented to Oak Park commission - Wednesday Journal • News • Fenwick football alum reaches Super Bowl - Wednesday Journal • Donate • OPRF students walked out to protest Trump’s first year - Wednesday Journal • Subscribe to the Wednesday Journal print edition • Hundreds gather on Oak Park bridge to protest Minnesota Border Patrol killing - Wednesday Journal • New in town? Join us for the Inside Scoop - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park board considers buying AI chatbot tool - Wednesday Journal • U.S. Bank opposes plan for police station at Madison branch - Wednesday Journal • Lively Athletics has new owner • www.oakpark.com • Starting now, Robert’s Westside paying 100% of ticket sales to bands - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park grants $645k to Housing Forward for 2026 emergency shelter operations - Wednesday Journal • Wednesday Journal’s Top 10 digital news stories of 2025 - Wednesday Journal • OPRF senior performs ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at Bears game - Wednesday Journal • ‘A Huskie in his heart,’ Griff joins OPRF community - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park increases funding for tourism, arts - Wednesday Journal • Pritzker signs medical aid in dying bill after Oak Park activism - Wednesday Journal • River Forest teachers reject proposed contract - Wednesday Journal • Fenwick pulls upset, wins 6A football title - Wednesday Journal • OPRF’s Little Theater takes on new moniker in naming rights pact - Wednesday Journal • Infant Welfare Society’s Holiday Housewalk and Market returns - Wednesday Journal • Roosevelt’s Bulldog Gazette student newspaper blends hard news, features - Wednesday Journal • In emotional memorial, Oak Park remembers Det. Reddins - Wednesday Journal • Donate and make an impact today • Unity Temple leads Oak Park protest of AT&T ICE deal - Wednesday Journal • OPFD seeks money for six new firefighters - Wednesday Journal • Oak Park trustee Straw seeks donations for legal defense - Wednesday Journal • River Forest teachers, District 90 reach tentative contract - Wednesday Journal • Two D90 schools ‘Exemplary’ on state report card - Wednesday Journal • Mass at ICE center draws crowd of protesters • OPRF equity director resigns after errant FB Live post proves revealing - Wednesday Journal • Berwyn students celebrate immigration with 105-foot mural - Wednesday Journal • From OPRF to ‘The Voice’ - Wednesday Journal • ‘No Kings’ protesters fill Oak Park, march for hours on Lake Street - Wednesday Journal • OPRF Math Teacher Hardin best in the state - Wednesday Journal • Dutch Bros coffee eyes old KFC on Madison St. - Wednesday Journal • Women building 3 new houses in Austin - Austin Weekly News • 2025 Local Election Coverage • Lively Athletics in Oak Park up for sale by sisters • In tense national moment, Oak Park leaders stand up for DEI, progressive values • Here are ways to celebrate Black History Month in Oak Park • OPRF music students prepare for ILMEA Conference • Betty White postage stamp coming late March • Who is running for Oak Park village trustee in the 2025 election? • Family, friends honor Oak Park Det. Allan Reddins at wake • West Sub patient safety concerns increase • L’Arche welcomes residents to its new Oak Park home • Shout out about stout at One Lake Brewing • Every District 90 School ‘Exemplary’ in latest state report card • Dandelion Bookshop to open on Oak Park Avenue • Photos: LemonAid present big checks • Local League of Women Voters chapter turns 100 • OPRF flag football makes strides one victory at a time • Pair honor ‘aging reimagined’ podcast with a symposium • Chicago’s Home of Chicken & Waffles adds BYOB • Frank and Annette Hulefeld: Together by divine intervention? • OPRF students shine at Chicago Jazz Festival • Musical mystery at Fitzgerald’s Nightclub • Frank Lloyd Wright’s George Smith House revived • OPRF alumnus returns to inspire the next generation of performers - Wednesday Journal • Park District of Oak Park installs ‘Motor Row’ mosaic mural • LIVE DNC Coverage - Wednesday Journal • D90 debuts new playground at Lincoln Elementary • A winding path to a fruitful career • OPRF Project 2 construction is on schedule • Something’s cooking at Hub Kitchen • Sign up for our column writing workshop! • OPRF Alum grapples in Summer Olympics • Artists create new mini murals in Oak Park • Oak Park Ballerina takes dancing skills abroad • Frank Lloyd Wright’s Walser House in Austin: looking for a new lease on life • Three Spoon Ice Cream debuts at Lake & Ridgeland • Readers to unite at 52nd annual OP Book Fair • Oak Park house goes back in time by replicating historic porch • D90 celebrates Pride and community • OPRF celebrates 150th anniversary with block party • Percy Julian Math Club hosts fifth-grade competition • OPRF alum makes NBC’s ‘The Voice’ • Eclipse party at Scoville Park • Café Cubano brings its tropical vibe to Oak Park • The Pied Piper of Children’s Theater makes every kid feel special • Black Girl Equestrian aims to diversify horseback riding • Big Week • Imagine Foundation donates $1M to OPRF • Publican Quality Bread opens in Oak Park • OPRF, Fenwick finish 1st, 2nd in the Leyden Sectional • Oak Parker among 50 recipients of $50K fellowship • Lincoln student heads to national go-kart championship • Big Week | February 14-21 • St. Edmund School could house migrants, but needs are steep • Beloved Fenwick biology teacher and coach dies - Wednesday Journal • Fitzgerald's applies for National Historic Register