Nurses send older ER patients home with help
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Feb 11, 2018 7:35 AM - Early research at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago and other hospitals shows care from geriatrics-trained nurses in the ER can reduce the chances of a hospital stay after a patient's emergency visit and for a month afterward.
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New real estate survey offers helpful insights
Feb 9, 2018 7:06 AM - A new National Association of Realtors survey offers some valuable insights, no matter what side of the deal you're on. Take pricing. Except in a handful of superheated markets where few houses are available for sale, the odds are strong that you as a buyer will be able to get the house you want for less than the list price.
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St. Patrick's School holds annual spelling beeFeb 7, 2018 11:43 AM - Congratulations to sixth-grader James Kennedy for earning first place in the St. Patrick Catholic School annual spelling bee. -
Artist Finds His Niche with Pen and InkFeb 6, 2018 1:30 PM - Pen and ink artists John P. Green of Buffalo Grove is exhibiting selections from his more than 500 pieces of Chicago scenes and events and global cultural images, through Saturday, April 7, at Rolling Meadows Library, 3110 Martin Lane, Rolling Meadows. -
Just follow the rulesFeb 5, 2018 10:56 AM - A Wheeling letter to the editor: The United States has a defense budget of over $700 billion. Defense of this nation is the primary job of our elected government.
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Pension over-promisesFeb 5, 2018 10:56 AM - A Palatine letter to the editor: Pat Devaney, president of the Associated Fire Fighters of Illinois, is absolutely right to point out increased risks as local officials reduce fire department staffing. However, Devaney fails to note the real cause of pressures on fire staffing head counts.
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Candidate Debates Kick-Off in Lake CountyFeb 5, 2018 10:14 AM - The League of Women Voters invites the public to candidate debates for two hotly contested races in Lake County in advance of the March 20 primary election. -
Rolling Meadows Artist Finds Peace in His Landscape ScenesFeb 5, 2018 7:17 AM - After years of teaching high school, Robert R. Cobb of Rolling Meadows pursues his lifelong passion of creating art that draws people into his peaceful world. -
Palatine Jaycees Name 2018 OfficersFeb 5, 2018 7:15 AM - The Palatine Jaycees turned over the reins of the organization to its new Board of Directors for the 2018 fiscal year at their Annual Awards and Installation Banquet held on January 13th at the Falcon Park Recreation Center. The new executive officers for the Chapter are Barbara Cima, President; Jennifer Hickman, Administrative Vice President; Andrea van der Hoek, Chapter Management Vice President; Zach Kulig, Community Development Vice President; Emily Sanscrainte, Membership Development Vice President; Ellen Dugosh, Individual Development Vice President; Laura Klepitch, Treasurer; Valerie Kinney, Secretary; Kristen Schwartz, State Director and Sarah Harwerth-De Marco, Chairman of the Board. -
Mount Prospect Fire Department Receives CPR GrantFeb 5, 2018 7:11 AM - To coincide with February's designation as National Heart Month, the Mount Prospect Fire Department is proud to announce that it has recently been awarded a Community Action Grant from Illinois Heart Rescue to assist with CPR training effort
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