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1 - Anti-illegal immigration display draws shrugs at Elgin college [125]
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dean Knopse of Crystal Lake was killed in 2006 while riding the motorcycle he bought as a retirement gift to himself. The accused drunken driver who slammed into Knopse's motorcycle already had been deported three times, each time sneaking back over the border. FULL STORY
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Dean Knopse of Crystal Lake was killed in 2006 while riding the motorcycle he bought as a retirement gift to himself. The accused drunken driver who slammed into Knopse's motorcycle already had been deported three times, each time sneaking back over the border. FULL STORY
2 - Illegal immigrants target of display [175]
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Anti-war activists stirred emotions nationwide by creating a traveling display of empty boots representing soldiers killed in action. FULL STORY
By Emily Krone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Anti-war activists stirred emotions nationwide by creating a traveling display of empty boots representing soldiers killed in action. FULL STORY
3 - Teacher charged with smoking pot in the teacher's lounge [69]
Daily Herald Staff report
Posted 5/8/2008
A Waukegan Township High School teacher was arrested after being accused of smoking pot in a teacher's lounge, according to the Waukegan Police Department. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Staff report
Posted 5/8/2008
A Waukegan Township High School teacher was arrested after being accused of smoking pot in a teacher's lounge, according to the Waukegan Police Department. FULL STORY
4 - Aurora cheerleading coach charged with abusing young teen [214]
Daily Herald Staff Report
Posted 5/6/2008
A cheerleading coach acquitted of groping an underage girl less than four years ago is now facing five felony counts of criminal sexual assault involving another underage girl, police said. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Staff Report
Posted 5/6/2008
A cheerleading coach acquitted of groping an underage girl less than four years ago is now facing five felony counts of criminal sexual assault involving another underage girl, police said. FULL STORY
5 - Hanover Park clerk to pay back inflated salary [141]
By Kimberly Pohl | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/2/2008
Documents have come to light showing Hanover Park Village Clerk Sherry Craig has been overpaid for the past several years. FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/2/2008
Documents have come to light showing Hanover Park Village Clerk Sherry Craig has been overpaid for the past several years. FULL STORY
6 - Police seize 85 guns at Lake Forest home [37]
Daily Herald staff reports
Posted 5/9/2008
More than 80 guns, including a 50-caliber machine gun, were seized from a Lake Forest home on Thursday. FULL STORY
Daily Herald staff reports
Posted 5/9/2008
More than 80 guns, including a 50-caliber machine gun, were seized from a Lake Forest home on Thursday. FULL STORY
7 - Man charged with indecent solicitation dies in prison [36]
By Melissa Jenco | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
A Chicago Heights man accused of indecent solicitation of a Naperville teen this week died in prison Wednesday morning in an apparent suicide, authorities said. FULL STORY
By Melissa Jenco | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
A Chicago Heights man accused of indecent solicitation of a Naperville teen this week died in prison Wednesday morning in an apparent suicide, authorities said. FULL STORY
8 - Police arrest, link man to 17 suburban heists [30]
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Police have arrested an Arlington Heights man they say is responsible for at least 17 armed robberies committed over the last seven months in the northwest suburbs. FULL STORY
By Corrinne Hess | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Police have arrested an Arlington Heights man they say is responsible for at least 17 armed robberies committed over the last seven months in the northwest suburbs. FULL STORY
9 - Gun control advocates target state legislators [30]
By Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Postcards with a picture of a handgun and children as targets started appearing in mailboxes and on windshields in a few central Lake County towns this week. FULL STORY
By Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Postcards with a picture of a handgun and children as targets started appearing in mailboxes and on windshields in a few central Lake County towns this week. FULL STORY
10 - Palatine High School tightens security following threat [28]
Daily Herald Staff Report
Posted 5/9/2008
Palatine High School will have an increased police presence through Friday after a threatening message was found Wednesday in a bathroom stall, Principal Gary Steiger said in a message posted on the school's Web site. FULL STORY
Daily Herald Staff Report
Posted 5/9/2008
Palatine High School will have an increased police presence through Friday after a threatening message was found Wednesday in a bathroom stall, Principal Gary Steiger said in a message posted on the school's Web site. FULL STORY
11 - Five charged in online sex sting [26]
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Five suburban men were charged this week with soliciting sex through an ad St. Charles police posted at Craigslist.com. FULL STORY
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Five suburban men were charged this week with soliciting sex through an ad St. Charles police posted at Craigslist.com. FULL STORY
12 - Lake County chief judge facing DUI charges to resign [77]
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Circuit Judge David Hall said Tuesday he will resign as chief judge of the Lake County courts within the next two days. FULL STORY
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Circuit Judge David Hall said Tuesday he will resign as chief judge of the Lake County courts within the next two days. FULL STORY
13 - Obama gains superdelegates after trading wins with Clinton [47]
Associated Press
Posted 5/7/2008
Barack Obama pocketed the support of at least four Democratic convention superdelegates on Wednesday, building on the momentum from a convincing North Carolina primary victory. Rival Hillary Rodham Clinton vowed to remain in the race "until there's a nominee." FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/7/2008
Barack Obama pocketed the support of at least four Democratic convention superdelegates on Wednesday, building on the momentum from a convincing North Carolina primary victory. Rival Hillary Rodham Clinton vowed to remain in the race "until there's a nominee." FULL STORY
14 - Grayslake board faces motorcycle show fallout [171]
By Bob Susnjara | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Complaints about discrimination against a class of individuals and a lawsuit threat were part of the fallout at Grayslake village hall Tuesday night as a result of Mayor Timothy Perry's decision to cancel a motorcycle show. FULL STORY
By Bob Susnjara | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Complaints about discrimination against a class of individuals and a lawsuit threat were part of the fallout at Grayslake village hall Tuesday night as a result of Mayor Timothy Perry's decision to cancel a motorcycle show. FULL STORY
15 - Pay raise feud gets personal [24]
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The debate in the General Assembly over pay raises for lawmakers got personal Thursday, with a Senate Democrat chastising another for her wealth and blaming state representatives for using the Senate to get their money. FULL STORY
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
The debate in the General Assembly over pay raises for lawmakers got personal Thursday, with a Senate Democrat chastising another for her wealth and blaming state representatives for using the Senate to get their money. FULL STORY
16 - Lawmakers' payraise debate turns personal [22]
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Lawmakers and other state officials are likely to get pay raises because the Democratic leadership in the Illinois Senate does not plan to let members vote on whether to block the increases, lawmakers confirmed Thursday. FULL STORY
By John Patterson | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Lawmakers and other state officials are likely to get pay raises because the Democratic leadership in the Illinois Senate does not plan to let members vote on whether to block the increases, lawmakers confirmed Thursday. FULL STORY
17 - How to save $25,000 in gas [19]
By Lee Filas | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Round Lake Beach police Chief Doug Larsson admits it's not just for safety that cops leave their cars running all the time. "People want a comfortable environment, and when officers are wearing body armor, it's uncomfortable to get into a hot, humid car," he said. FULL STORY
By Lee Filas | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Round Lake Beach police Chief Doug Larsson admits it's not just for safety that cops leave their cars running all the time. "People want a comfortable environment, and when officers are wearing body armor, it's uncomfortable to get into a hot, humid car," he said. FULL STORY
18 - Study pegs mom's market value at nearly $117,000 [19]
Associated Press
Posted 5/8/2008
If a stay-at-home mom could be compensated in dollars rather than personal satisfaction and unconditional love, she'd rake in a nifty sum of nearly $117,000 a year. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/8/2008
If a stay-at-home mom could be compensated in dollars rather than personal satisfaction and unconditional love, she'd rake in a nifty sum of nearly $117,000 a year. FULL STORY
19 - Lake County prostitution sting [18]
Staff report
Posted 5/9/2008
A Deerfield Township woman was released on $100 bond after being charged with misdemeanors in connection with a prostitution service police say she was running from her home. FULL STORY
Staff report
Posted 5/9/2008
A Deerfield Township woman was released on $100 bond after being charged with misdemeanors in connection with a prostitution service police say she was running from her home. FULL STORY
20 - Arlington Heights murder victim's family sues for faked-death plot [17]
By Sheila Ahern | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Every day, Donna FioRito wakes up and looks at a photograph of her son. And for a split second she forgets everything that happened. FULL STORY
By Sheila Ahern | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Every day, Donna FioRito wakes up and looks at a photograph of her son. And for a split second she forgets everything that happened. FULL STORY
21 - Domestic battery leads to 5-year prison stay [16]
By Christy Gutowski | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A man with a violent criminal history was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for attacking his girlfriend inside a Naperville motel. Michael J. Fox received the punishment after pleading guilty to felony domestic battery in DuPage County. FULL STORY
By Christy Gutowski | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A man with a violent criminal history was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for attacking his girlfriend inside a Naperville motel. Michael J. Fox received the punishment after pleading guilty to felony domestic battery in DuPage County. FULL STORY
22 - Accuser trips on assault details [16]
By Charles Keeshan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Drunk and vulgar, former law-enforcement officer Leslie Lunsmann locked himself in a washroom with a female worker at his bar, urinated in front of her then shoved a hand down her pants, the woman testified Wednesday at the outset of the once-lauded investigator's sex assault trial. FULL STORY
By Charles Keeshan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Drunk and vulgar, former law-enforcement officer Leslie Lunsmann locked himself in a washroom with a female worker at his bar, urinated in front of her then shoved a hand down her pants, the woman testified Wednesday at the outset of the once-lauded investigator's sex assault trial. FULL STORY
23 - Cable guys hailed as heroes in Lake in the Hills house fire rescue [15]
By Amy Mack | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
If ever there was a time for the cable guy to show up, it was Friday morning. Trapped by smoke in his bedroom as fire flared in the basement of his two-story farmhouse, a Lake in the Hills resident bolted out his window onto the porch roof where he was trapped about 9:30 a.m. Friday. FULL STORY
By Amy Mack | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
If ever there was a time for the cable guy to show up, it was Friday morning. Trapped by smoke in his bedroom as fire flared in the basement of his two-story farmhouse, a Lake in the Hills resident bolted out his window onto the porch roof where he was trapped about 9:30 a.m. Friday. FULL STORY
24 - Naperville man arrested in 1981 cold case murder [14]
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Chicago police have made an arrest in connection with a murder that took place in 1981. Authorities say Naperville resident Michael Cosmano has been arrested in the death of a pizza delivery driver on Chicago's Near Northwest Side. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Chicago police have made an arrest in connection with a murder that took place in 1981. Authorities say Naperville resident Michael Cosmano has been arrested in the death of a pizza delivery driver on Chicago's Near Northwest Side. FULL STORY
25 - On U-46 pick's list: language, ganas [13]
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Newly nominated Elgin Area School District U-46 Superintendent Jose Torres said he believes speaking the many languages of the community is the key to successful leadership. FULL STORY
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Newly nominated Elgin Area School District U-46 Superintendent Jose Torres said he believes speaking the many languages of the community is the key to successful leadership. FULL STORY
26 - Illinois House votes to let campus cops carry guns [13]
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
In an attempt to boost campus safety, the Illinois House voted Wednesday to let all university police officers carry guns while on duty. FULL STORY
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
In an attempt to boost campus safety, the Illinois House voted Wednesday to let all university police officers carry guns while on duty. FULL STORY
27 - Lombard library looking at gift funding [27]
By James Fuller | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Lombard library trustees are turning to donation rather than taxation to fund future growth and renovation. FULL STORY
By James Fuller | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
Lombard library trustees are turning to donation rather than taxation to fund future growth and renovation. FULL STORY
28 - Should have stayed aboard the Red Wings' bandwagon [13]
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/8/2008
I know, I know. My Stanley Cup predictions are out the window, so save the e-mails. The Montreal Canadiens won't be beating the San Jose Sharks in the Finals, as was predicted here, since neither team could get out of the second round. FULL STORY
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/8/2008
I know, I know. My Stanley Cup predictions are out the window, so save the e-mails. The Montreal Canadiens won't be beating the San Jose Sharks in the Finals, as was predicted here, since neither team could get out of the second round. FULL STORY
29 - House votes down officials' pay hikes [12]
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
The Illinois House voted Wednesday to reject pay increases of $7,000 next year, citing a lagging economy and litany of unfinished business at the Capitol. FULL STORY
By Amber Krosel | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
The Illinois House voted Wednesday to reject pay increases of $7,000 next year, citing a lagging economy and litany of unfinished business at the Capitol. FULL STORY
30 - History proves Grayslake had good reason for canceling bike show [11]
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems clear that considerable fur will be flying for quite some time over the cancellation of the Ironhorse Roundup Bike Show at the Lake County Fairgrounds. FULL STORY
By Tony Gordon | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems clear that considerable fur will be flying for quite some time over the cancellation of the Ironhorse Roundup Bike Show at the Lake County Fairgrounds. FULL STORY
31 - Hawks clear a TV spot for Foley's possible return [24]
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
If the worst-kept secret surrounding the Blackhawks is their interest in signing defenseman Brian Campbell should he not return to the San Jose Sharks and become a free agent July 1, next in line is their intention of bringing Pat Foley back to the broadcast booth. FULL STORY
By Tim Sassone | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
If the worst-kept secret surrounding the Blackhawks is their interest in signing defenseman Brian Campbell should he not return to the San Jose Sharks and become a free agent July 1, next in line is their intention of bringing Pat Foley back to the broadcast booth. FULL STORY
32 - Carpentersville man found guilty of murder of girlfriend's toddler [11]
By Adam Kovac | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville man faces life in prison after he was convicted this afternoon of first-degree murder in the 2006 death of a toddler he was babysitting. FULL STORY
By Adam Kovac | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville man faces life in prison after he was convicted this afternoon of first-degree murder in the 2006 death of a toddler he was babysitting. FULL STORY
33 - Tax fraud lands S. Barrington man 41-month prison term [15]
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
A federal judge Wednesday sentenced a South Barrington man to 41 months in prison for failing to report more than $200,000 in income over a five-year period. FULL STORY
By Ashok Selvam | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
A federal judge Wednesday sentenced a South Barrington man to 41 months in prison for failing to report more than $200,000 in income over a five-year period. FULL STORY
34 - Nuts and bolts of museum's Smart Home [10]
By Deborah Donovan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
With sleek contemporary lines, an open floor plan and a lot of glass, the house that sprouted on the grounds of the Museum of Science and Industry just begs for a visit. FULL STORY
By Deborah Donovan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
With sleek contemporary lines, an open floor plan and a lot of glass, the house that sprouted on the grounds of the Museum of Science and Industry just begs for a visit. FULL STORY
35 - Carpentersville officials limit village president's power [53]
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
For the first time in three meetings, Carpentersville trustees discussed whether Trustee Paul Humpfer is on the village board - and they decided he is. FULL STORY
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/7/2008
For the first time in three meetings, Carpentersville trustees discussed whether Trustee Paul Humpfer is on the village board - and they decided he is. FULL STORY
36 - Two Aurora residents held in shooting [10]
By Justin Kmitch | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Two Aurora residents are being held in the Kane County Correctional Center on $1 million bond each in connection with a Sunday night shooting that injured a 34-year man, police said Wednesday. FULL STORY
By Justin Kmitch | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Two Aurora residents are being held in the Kane County Correctional Center on $1 million bond each in connection with a Sunday night shooting that injured a 34-year man, police said Wednesday. FULL STORY
37 - Aurora will crack down on prostitutes and their patrons [18]
By Justin Kmitch | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Some men may find it hard enough to look at themselves in the mirror the morning after hiring a prostitute. But it's the fear of the entire community seeing that same morning-after mug that Aurora police hope will make men think twice before paying for sex. FULL STORY
By Justin Kmitch | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/8/2008
Some men may find it hard enough to look at themselves in the mirror the morning after hiring a prostitute. But it's the fear of the entire community seeing that same morning-after mug that Aurora police hope will make men think twice before paying for sex. FULL STORY
38 - Neighbors' dogs slaughtered prized goats, lawsuit claims [9]
By Chuck Keeshan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A pair of wandering dogs set upon a group of prize-winning goats in northern McHenry County earlier this year, slaughtering six of them and wounding three others, according to a lawsuit filed against the canines' owner this week. FULL STORY
By Chuck Keeshan | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A pair of wandering dogs set upon a group of prize-winning goats in northern McHenry County earlier this year, slaughtering six of them and wounding three others, according to a lawsuit filed against the canines' owner this week. FULL STORY
39 - Where is outrage over Pastor Hagee? [35]
Posted 5/7/2008
I've been reading with great interest all the letters to Fence Post regarding the controversial comments by Barack Obama's pastor. I'm dumbfounded why there has been no mention of the most terrible of comments regarding Hurricane Katrina and the Catholic Church. FULL STORY
Posted 5/7/2008
I've been reading with great interest all the letters to Fence Post regarding the controversial comments by Barack Obama's pastor. I'm dumbfounded why there has been no mention of the most terrible of comments regarding Hurricane Katrina and the Catholic Church. FULL STORY
40 - Student accused of invading school files [9]
Associated Press
Posted 5/8/2008
A high school senior from Winnetka has been charged with misdemeanor computer tampering for allegedly breaking into the school's electronic student records. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/8/2008
A high school senior from Winnetka has been charged with misdemeanor computer tampering for allegedly breaking into the school's electronic student records. FULL STORY
41 - Campton Hills questions district's capacity [9]
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Campton Hills is asking state officials to review an independent study that suggests the Wasco Sanitary District is taking on more customers than it can handle. FULL STORY
By Josh Stockinger | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Campton Hills is asking state officials to review an independent study that suggests the Wasco Sanitary District is taking on more customers than it can handle. FULL STORY
42 - No universal health care [9]
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems the people want national health care paid for by the government (taxes). Before you all go off and think how great this will be, consider this. For those in their 50s and older, we have Social Security and that will only last until 2020/2030 or whenever by various estimates. FULL STORY
Posted 5/9/2008
It seems the people want national health care paid for by the government (taxes). Before you all go off and think how great this will be, consider this. For those in their 50s and older, we have Social Security and that will only last until 2020/2030 or whenever by various estimates. FULL STORY
43 - Lake Co. board members may get 16 percent raises [9]
By Russell Lissau | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Battle lines are being drawn for a looming fight over whether Lake County Board members should give themselves pay raises. FULL STORY
By Russell Lissau | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
Battle lines are being drawn for a looming fight over whether Lake County Board members should give themselves pay raises. FULL STORY
44 - U-46 picks CPS official as superintendent [29]
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/6/2008
A Chicago Public Schools official has been selected as the next superintendent of Elgin Area School District U-46. Jose Torres is regional superintendent for Chicago Public Schools Area 14, a group of 26 elementary and middle schools on Chicago's Southwest side. FULL STORY
By Kerry Lester | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/6/2008
A Chicago Public Schools official has been selected as the next superintendent of Elgin Area School District U-46. Jose Torres is regional superintendent for Chicago Public Schools Area 14, a group of 26 elementary and middle schools on Chicago's Southwest side. FULL STORY
45 - A closer look at what prompted Cubs' playoff collapse [8]
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
You don't need a highlight DVD to relive last October's National League division series between the Cubs and the Arizona Diamondbacks. All you need are snapshots. FULL STORY
By Bruce Miles | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
You don't need a highlight DVD to relive last October's National League division series between the Cubs and the Arizona Diamondbacks. All you need are snapshots. FULL STORY
46 - Legislators don't earn their keep [8]
Posted 5/8/2008
While listening to the news the other day, I heard it mentioned that our representatives in Illinois, who had given themselves 10 percent raises last year, were now giving themselves $7,000 raises. FULL STORY
Posted 5/8/2008
While listening to the news the other day, I heard it mentioned that our representatives in Illinois, who had given themselves 10 percent raises last year, were now giving themselves $7,000 raises. FULL STORY
47 - Gun critics argue using faulty logic [8]
Posted 5/9/2008
In Sunday's edition of Fence Post, Ken Grimm states that guns in America kill over 20,000 lives a year, but nobody cares. FULL STORY
Posted 5/9/2008
In Sunday's edition of Fence Post, Ken Grimm states that guns in America kill over 20,000 lives a year, but nobody cares. FULL STORY
48 - Buried, cremated -- or dissolved? [8]
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Since they first walked the planet, humans have either buried or burned their dead. Now a new option is generating interest -- dissolving bodies in lye and flushing the brownish, syrupy residue down the drain. FULL STORY
Associated Press
Posted 5/9/2008
Since they first walked the planet, humans have either buried or burned their dead. Now a new option is generating interest -- dissolving bodies in lye and flushing the brownish, syrupy residue down the drain. FULL STORY
49 - You can help the environment [12]
Posted 5/7/2008
Where is your commitment to the environment? The forests of the American South are being cut down at an alarming rate to meet the average American needs for fast food packaging. FULL STORY
Posted 5/7/2008
Where is your commitment to the environment? The forests of the American South are being cut down at an alarming rate to meet the average American needs for fast food packaging. FULL STORY
50 - Caarpentervsille finance panel -- minus one -- to resume meetings [8]
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville commission disrupted by the latest village board dispute will soon return to business as usual -- for the most part. FULL STORY
By Larissa Chinwah | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 5/9/2008
A Carpentersville commission disrupted by the latest village board dispute will soon return to business as usual -- for the most part. FULL STORY
