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St. Charles North blanks Elgin
By Seth Hancock
Sep 28, 2012 6:24 PM - The St. Charles North football team came into Elgin needing a confidence builder, and the North Stars got it. Behind a strong ground attack and a defensive effort that produced 5 turnovers, the North Stars defeated the Maroons 49-0 in Upstate Eight Conference River Division play on Friday night at Memorial Field.
CLC theater department ready to present 'The Horse and His Boy'
College of Lake County submission
Sep 21, 2012 1:19 PM - College of Lake County will stage the play "The Horse and His Boy" starting Thursday, Sept. 27. In this adaptation by Glyn Robbins of one of the "Chronicles of Narnia," horses can talk, adventure abounds and destiny awaits. Blending drama, fantasy and humor, "The Horse and His Boy" is a timeless tale about identity, friendship, loyalty and courage that is suitable for grades three and above.
Vote for GiGi's Playhouse of Hoffman Estates by Sept. 19
Jaimie Rios
Sep 17, 2012 6:36 PM - GiGi's Playhouse of Hoffman Estates has a chance to share in $5 million in grants through Chase Community Giving!
Westmont Wildcat's Mighty Mite team secures 3-0 record
Melanie Sleeper
Sep 17, 2012 6:33 PM - The Westmont Wildcat Mighty Might-Black team secured their undefeated streak last weekend with a big win over the Plainfield Prowlers.
FBI: Operation tracking area teen took months
Associated Press
Sep 16, 2012 8:26 AM - The investigation started months ago, when the FBI noticed an email message: A Hillside sman was using an account to distribute chatter about violent jihad and the killing of Americans. Two undercover agents reached out and began to talk to him online. In May, they introduced him to another agent who claimed to be a terrorist living in New York. The operation ended Friday night, an affidavit describing it says, when the man was arrested and accused of trying to detonate what he believed was a car bomb outside of a Chicago bar. Prosecutors said an undercover agent gave Adel Daoud, a U.S. citizen a phony car bomb and watched him press the trigger.
Will it end? Chicago teachers to vote on strike
Associated Press
Sep 16, 2012 8:16 AM - After a weeklong strike over job security and evaluation procedures, it all comes down to this: Are Chicago teachers satisfied enough with a proposed contract deal that they will vote to end their walkout? Parents and striking teachers are waiting to learn whether students in the nation's third-largest school district will return to the classroom on Monday after a week of tense negotiations between the teachers union, the district, and representatives of Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Both sides were hopeful that the union's House of Delegates would vote to suspend the strike so classes could resume Monday. The body's nearly 800 members were set to consider a tentative deal at a meeting Sunday afternoon.
Neighbors rescue burned man from Warrenville fire
By Marie Wilson
Sep 16, 2012 7:08 AM - Neighbors who pulled 33-year-old Will Lowe out of a burning house early Saturday morning are hoping for the best for the Warrenville man, whom family members say suffered third-degree burns on 40 percent of his body. "I just booked it outside, and two girls were screaming, Someone's in there!'" said neighbor Lionel Martinez, who helped pull Lowe from the home. "We need to get him out -- now."
Ann Maine challenged by Arlene Hickory in Lake County Board District 21
By Mick Zawislak
Sep 16, 2012 7:08 AM - Lincolnshire resident Ann Maine, who hasn't faced an opponent in the general election since being easily elected to the Lake County Board in 2002, says her record of fiscal responsibility and availability to constituents speaks of for itself. Democratic challenger Arlene Hickory, a nurse from Lake Bluff who is making her first run at public office, says protecting Lake County from privatizing resources, such as water, is a priority and says she would work for the increased involvement of citizens in government decisions.
Tour Des Plaines draws 300 bike riders
Daily Herald report
Sep 16, 2012 7:07 AM - The 9-mile Tour Des Plaines Bike Ride Saturday morning drew about 300 participants. The ride began at 9 a.m. and lasted about two hours. It was organized by Des Plaines Mayor Marty Moylan, the Des Plaines Police Department and the Des Plaines Park District.
Larkin's open house brings back memories in Elgin
By Elena Ferrarin
Sep 16, 2012 7:06 AM - Larkin High School in Elgin hosted an open house to celebrate its 50th anniversary, and it was the proverbial trip down memory lane for alumni who visited their old school on Saturday. Priti Amin of Aurora and friends Cindy Mogler Myroth, of Roscoe, Ill., and Brian Lawrence, now an Elgin police officer, said they enjoyed running into old classmates, and reminiscing about how different things used to be.

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