The Montini Catholic community is looking forward to celebrating the Lasallian college preparatory high school s 31st annual benefit auction at the "Maroon & Gold Gala" on Saturday, April 29.
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Montini Catholic to celebrate 30th annual Maroon & Gold Gala virtually During Catholic Schools Week, Montini Catholic s Peer Ministry Team organizes a coat drive for John H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County. The spring Maroon & Gold Gala is the school s largest fundraiser with all proceeds benefiting academic, religious and community service endeavors. Courtesy of Montini Catholic
Updated 2/17/2021 10:55 AM
Montini Catholic High School in Lombard is celebrating the Lasallian high school s 30th annual benefit auction during the virtual Maroon & Gold Gala on Saturday, April 24.
The evening begins at 6:45 p.m. with pre-Gala presentations and continues until 8:40 p.m., concluding with their much anticipated $20,000 Champions Club Raffle drawing. The virtual guests also will be able to participate in an online auction throughout the evening.
Staten Island St. Patrick’s Parade: Will it happen in 2021?
Updated Jan 27, 2021;
Posted Jan 27, 2021
Scenes from the St. Patrick’s Parade along Forest Avenue. March 3, 2019. (Staten Island Advance/Derek Alvez). Staten Island Advance
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The Forest Avenue tradition will not see its 57th year, say organizers.
Former grand marshal and Doc Hennigan’s owner Dr. Craig Campbell said, “The COVID-19 situation prevents us from continuing as we have in the past. And the city is not giving out parade permits.” At the moment, state limits on events of any kinds are still 50 people. A spokesman for the mayor’s office confirmed no permits were being issued at this time.