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Tinley Park's Ale Trail Trolley Rolls Again For Summer Starting June 5
The trolley will run set hours Wednesdays beginning June 5, with a set route among beer and wine spots in town.
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The trolley will run set hours Wednesdays beginning June 5, with a set route among beer and wine spots in town.
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