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Cozy Carriage Chicago Heights Limousine Service
Limousine Service in Chicago Heights, IL 60411
Chicago Heights, IL 60411 Rates to or from O'Hare International Airport
- 3 Passenger Sedan starting at $95.00
- 6 Passenger SUV starting at $105.00
- 8 Passenger Limousine starting at $120.00
Additional charges apply for:
Per passenger fee, Holidays, Travel between 11 PM - 5 AM, Excessive Luggage, Skis, Clubs, Small Crated Pets, Stops En-route. Tolls, Airport MPEA Tax and Gratuity not included. Prices subject to change without notice. Call for rates and availability 708-687-3900.
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Chicago Heights, IL 60411 Rates to or from Midway International Airport
- 3 Passenger Sedan starting at $80.00
- 6 Passenger SUV starting at $90.00
- 8 Passenger Limousine starting at $105.00
Additional charges apply for:
Per passenger fee, Holidays, Travel between 11 PM - 5 AM, Excessive Luggage, Skis, Clubs, Small Crated Pets, Stops En-route. Tolls, Airport MPEA Tax and Gratuity not included. Prices subject to change without notice. Call for rates and availability 708-687-3900.
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Learn More About Chicago Heights, IL 60411:
Chicago Heights is a city in Cook County, Illinois approximately is about 30 miles (48 km) south of the Chicago Loop. You can visit The Chicago Heights Historic Preservation Advisory Committee for a wealth of historic information, photographs and more!
Notable People From Chicago Heights, IL 60411 according to Wikipedia:
- Paris Barclay, television producer and director, Sons of Anarchy; president of Directors Guild of America
- Jim Bouton, pitcher for New York Yankees, Seattle Pilots, Houston Astros, and Atlanta Braves; pitched in 1963 and 1964 World Series; author of Ball Four David Broder, Pulitzer Prize-winning political columnist (The Washington Post) Don Brumm, defensive lineman with NFL's St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles
- Luke Butkus, lineman and coach for University of Illinois; assistant coach Seattle Seahawks, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Jerry Colangelo, chairman of USA Basketball, owned Phoenix Suns and Arizona Diamondbacks, chairman of NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, 2007 inductee in Basketball Hall of Fame
- Eddie Condon, jazz musician
- Darlene Conley, actress, portrayed Sally Spectra from 1988 to 2007 on The Bold and the Beautiful
- Aldo DeAngelis, Illinois state senator and businessman Jon Debus, Major League Baseball coach
- Anthony DeLuca, mayor, state representative
- Mike Downey, sports columnist with Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune
- Rube Ehrhardt, MLB pitcher for Brooklyn Robins and Cincinnati Reds
- Tom Erikson, amateur wrestler and mixed martial artist
- Joe Farrell, jazz saxophonist
- Wally Flager, shortstop for Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies
- Matt Fraction, writer for Marvel Comics Joe Gentile, author and publisher Phil Guy, blues guitarist
- Debbie Halvorson, U.S. Representative, 2009–11
- Robert P. Hanrahan, U.S. Representative, 1973–75
- Rodney Harrison, safety for San Diego Chargers and New England Patriots, two-time Super Bowl champion; NFL television analyst
- John Holecek, linebacker for NFL's Buffalo Bills Irene Hughes, psychic, television personality
- Leroy Jackson, 3-time 100 yard dash state champion 1956–58, Washington Redskins running back
- Jan Johnson, pole vaulter, 3-time NCAA champion, bronze medalist at 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich
- Nancy Kaszak, state representative
- Dennis Kelly, offensive tackle with NFL's Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans
- Todd Krygier, left wing for NHL's Hartford Whalers, Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks
- Carol Mann, Hall of Fame golfer on LPGA tour
- Audie Matthews, captain of University of Illinois basketball team, 1976–78
- Ernie McMillan, 15-year offensive lineman for NFL's St. Louis Cardinals
- Johnny Mince, clarinetist, played with Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and other big bands John Mosca, decorated US Army soldier; restaurateur of Mosca's in Louisiana
- Michael O'Hare, actor
- Charles Panici, city's mayor, imprisoned 1993-2001
- Johnny Pate, jazz musician and music producer
- Ted Pawelek, catcher for Chicago Cubs
- Mark Pfeil, pro golfer Bret Prinz, pitcher for Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels, and Chicago White Sox
- Mike Prior, defensive back for Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Indianapolis Colts, and Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl champion (Super Bowl XXXI)
- Shonda Rhimes, television creator, writer and producer, Scandal, Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder
- Maurino Richton, lawyer, Illinois, state representative, and mayor of Chicago Heights
- Andy Rosenband, professional soccer player. He was raised in Chicago Heights.
- Bret Saberhagen, pitcher for Kansas City Royals, New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, and Boston Red Sox; 1985 World Series champion and Cy Young Award winner
- Olayinka Sanni, basketball player for WNBA's Phoenix Mercury
- Allen R. Schindler Jr., murdered U.S. sailor
- John F. Stossel, consumer reporter with Fox News, investigative journalist
- Brian Timpone, conservative businessman, former TV reporter (KDLH CBS 3) and media entrepreneur
- Ted Uhlaender, outfielder for Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians, and Cincinnati Reds
- Tyler Ulis, basketball player for Kentucky and NBA's Phoenix Suns Derrick Walker, tight end for San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, and Kansas City Chiefs
- Lloyd Walton, point guard for Marquette and the Milwaukee Bucks
- Tom Wieghaus, catcher for Houston Astros and Montreal Expos
- Julian Wright, small forward for Kansas, two NBA teams, and several European teams
- Anna Irwin Young, mathematician was born here
- Bryant Young, 4-time All-Pro defensive tackle for San Francisco 49ers and Super Bowl XXIX champion; assistant coach for Atlanta Falcons
- Walter Young, wide receiver for Pittsburgh Steelers Bart Zeller, catcher for St. Louis Cardinals, minor-league manager and coach
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