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Metra NATO Plans: Stations Closed, Baggage Checked, Limits On What You Can Carry
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City Moves NATO Protest From Daley Plaza
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Emanuel To State Lawmakers On Pension Costs: ‘Day Of Reckoning Has Arrived’
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Drew Peterson’s Murder Case Back In Will County For Trial
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Residents Torn Over Preckwinkle’s Push To End Cook County’s Unincorporated Areas
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Metra NATO Plans: Stations Closed, Baggage Checked, Limits On What You Can Carry
Chicago Tribune By Richard Wronski Metra plans to close five stations around McCormick Place during the NATO summit May 19-21, and is advising passengers on all its lines they will be subject … [Read more...]
City Moves NATO Protest From Daley Plaza
Chicago Tribune By David Heinzmann and Jeff Coen Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration pulled the plug Tuesday on the only NATO protest planned for a workday in the Loop business district, revoking … [Read more...]
Emanuel To State Lawmakers On Pension Costs: ‘Day Of Reckoning Has Arrived’
Chicago Tribune By Ray Long Mayor Rahm Emanuel took his case for reining in soaring pension costs to state lawmakers today, saying change is needed or Chicago's "quality of life will suffer." Emanuel … [Read more...]
OAK BROOK
Construction Gets Rolling On Oak Brook Pinstripes
The Doings Western Springs By Steve Schering With construction already underway, a ceremonial
Oak Brook Plans For Polo Again
Chicago Sun Times By Steve Schering Oak Brook’s goal of having polo again took a major step
Man Gets 60 years for Gunning Down ex-wife Outside Oak Brook Hotel
By: Dan Rozek Source: Chicago Sun-Times Jerry L. Hudson said he loved his ex-wife, but shot
ELMHURST COLLEGE
Be Careful What You Ask For, Especially if It’s Electronics
By Karen Chadra Source: Elmhurst Patch Vehicles were lined up for blocks on Saturday for Elmhurst
Elmhurst College Will Launch School for Professional Studies July 1
By: Karen Chadra Source: Elmhurst Patch Elmhurst College will open a new school
Elmhurst Moves To Expand Its Service To Nontraditional Students
Elmhurst College By Desiree Chen Elmhurst College will open a new school this summer, one that
BENSENVILLE
Bensenville School Hires New Co-prinicpal
Daily Herald By Elisabeth Mistretta Tioga School in Bensenville will now have two co-principals,
Bensenville Making ‘Tremendous’ Progress, Mayor Says
By: Elisabeth Mistretta Source: Daily Herald Bensenville Village President Frank Soto said
Bensenville Bank Robbed
CBS Local Sun-Times Media Wire A man robbed a Chase Bank branch Monday afternoon in northwest
CHICAGO SPORTS
Bears Sign McClellin To 4-Year Deal
Chicago Tribune By Brad Biggs Less than 30 minutes before the start of the club’s first rookie
Bulls’ 1st-Round Exit An Opportunity Lost
Chicago Tribune By David Haugh As C.J. Watson's desperation, three-quarter-court heave at the
Gibson In For Bulls, Noah Doubtful For Game 6
Chicago Tribune By K.C. Johnson Speaking before a film session at a local community college,
ROSEMONT
Elmo Greets Kids At Rosemont Fire Station
Daily Herald Submitted by Village of Rosemont Sesame Street Live will zoom into the Chicago
Friends and Family Remember Slain Rosemont Teen
Patch.com By Cody Kituara When Jessica Funk-Haslam was 5, she was a big fan of Chuck Norris. At
New Name For Rosemont Theatre
CBS Local Even though the Allstate Arena has carried its current name for about 13 years now,
DUPAGE COUNTY
Suburban Mayors Call For Pension Fix
Chicago Tribune By John Byrne A crowd of suburban and downstate mayors sounded the alarm on
Consultant: DuPage County Fire Departments Should Merge To Save Taxpayer Money
Chicago Tribune By Bob Goldsborough Fire departments in DuPage County should consider consolidating
Suburban Commuter Sues Metra Over Unused Rides
Chicago Tribune By Andy Grimm A suburban commuter has sued Metra to get back money he — and
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ELMHURST
Elmhurst City Council Making a Move Tonight on Dual Elected Duty
By Karen Chadra Source: Elmhurst Patch City Council members are taking the first step in the
Four Face Charges Over 55 Tons Of Bad Cheese
Daily Herald By Jake Griffin Four people are facing federal conspiracy charges after investigators
Elmhurst Testing all of its Fire Hydrants This Month
By: Elmhurst Press Source: My Suburban Life Elmhurst flushes all 2,030 fire hydrants in the city
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Area Baseball And Softball Teams Looking For State Titles
TribLocal By Jeff Vorva Since the Illinois High School Association expanded the boys baseball
Boys Basketball: Marist’s Lexus Williams Picks Valparaiso
Your Season By Mark Lazerus A lot of recruits want to stay close to home. Lexus Williams, however,
Baseball: Plainfield North Edges Minooka
Your Season By Dick Goss Plainfield North right-hander Joe Cresta had dueled Minooka left-hander
NAPERVILLE
Two Naperville Teachers Earn Golden Apple Award
Naperville Sun By Jane Donahue Two Naperville District 203 teachers were surprised this week
Reward Offered To Help Stop DuPage Heroin Pushers
Naperville Sun By David Sharos The heroin problem in Naperville, and throughout the area, has
Green Earth Fair Draws Organic Crowd
Naperville Sun By David Sharos Despite the rainy conditions, Mary Knoska of Tinley Park took
COOK COUNTY
Occupy Protesters Plan To March Without Permits, Target Boeing At NATO Summit
Chicago Tribune By Robert McCoppin Occupy Chicago will join with fellow demonstrators in the
Onetime Consultant Sentenced In Kickback Scheme
Chicago Tribune John Glennon, an early figure in the Operation Board Games probe that ultimately
Indicted Rep. Smith Refuses To Answer House Panel’s Questions
Chicago Sun-Times By Dave McKinney Indicted state Rep. Derrick Smith (D-Chicago) showed up
KANE COUNTY
30 Years After Killing, Aurora Man Gets 10 Years After Pleading Guilty To Voluntary Manslaughter
Chicago Tribune By Clifford Ward Garnet Bailey said she always believed Larry Galloway killed
Plenty Of Chances In Kane To Dispose Of Unused Prescription Drugs
Daily Herald By Harry Hitzeman While no parent wants to see their child become drug addicted,
Tollway Committee OKs Nearly $170 Million In Contracts
Chicago Tribune By Richard Wronski An Illinois Tollway committee on Wednesday approved nearly
HINSDALE
Pair Face Burr Ridge Prostitution Charges
The Doings Hinsdale By Sandy Illian Bosch Burr Ridge police arrested two people after receiving
Hinsdale Center For The Arts Spends A Night In Casablanca
The Doings Hinsdale Guests attending the recent Hinsdale Center for the Arts Gala symbolically
West Suburban Housing Market Heating Up
The Doings Hinsdale By Chuck Fieldman and Jane Michaels Are bidding wars making a return in
ADDISON
Addison Mom Accused Of Stabbing 3-Year-Old Son
Daily Herald By Josh Stockinger An Addison woman was charged with aggravated battery to a child
Driver Arraigned In Fatal I-290 Crash In Addison
Daily Herald By Josh Stockinger Authorities say a Chicago man was drunk, driving more than
Chicago Man Guilty Of Killing Addison High School Senior
Chicago Tribune By Clifford Ward A Chicago man was found guilty Thursday of shooting to death
ELK GROVE VILLAGE
Former Money Manager Pleads Guilty In Ponzi Scheme
Chicago Tribune A former money manager already imprisoned for financial crimes pleaded guilty
Teacher Who Changed Grades Now Accused Of Forgery
Chicago Tribune Associated Press A school teacher convicted of computer tampering for changing
Elk Grove Village Water Rate Increase Will Begin Appearing On August Bill
TribLocal By Ken Manson Elk Grove Village trustees have approved a double-digit percentage
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