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  • Dominic Szymanski, 11, thanks his well-wishers and rescuers last night at Barrington village hall while supported by his mother Gayle, left, father Luke, and younger siblings Max and Gabrielle, both 7.

    Dawn Patrol: Arlington Hts. flood survey; Accident survivor thankful May 14, 2013 12:00 AM
    Arlington Heights closer to flood study. Barrington train accident survivor thanks rescuers. Geneva parking deck expansion delayed. IDOT: Young men top crash victims. 10 charged in Aurora prostitution sting. Glen Ellyn seats new president. Bulls lose to Heat.

     
  • Lead singer Leslie Beukelman performs at Lilacia Park in Lombard, during a Lilac Time concert featuring Bill O’Connel’s Chicago Skyliners Big Band. O’Connel plays the drums.

    Dawn Patrol: Multiple car crash on I-94; Deng doubtful for Game 4 May 13, 2013 12:00 AM
    At least one injured in I-94 crash; chill doesn't keep crowds from Lilacia Park concert; sheriff says Limo driver drunk while taking students to prom; it's time for Blackhawks to take it to next level;lLake Zurich grad impresses Bears' coach; Deng doubtful for Game 4

     
  • Clinical psychologist Dr. John Murray testifies about the mental state of convicted murderer Jacob Nodarse, during the murder trial of Johnny Borizov at the DuPage County courthouse in Wheaton yesterday.

    Dawn Patrol: Not all back pension plan; psychologist on Darien shooter May 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Darien shooter's story consistent,' psychologist testifies. Not all back union-favored pension cuts. Firefighter hurt in South Barrington house fire. COD president to have building named after him. Former Carpentersville fire chief retired while under investigation. Good Shepherd Hospital seeks $247 million modernization. Hawks tame the Wild.

     
  • Taxpayers covered more than $7.7 million between 2006 and 2012 to compensate retiring Illinois State Police officers for unused time off.

    Unused state police time off cost taxpayers $7.7 millionMay 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taxpayers spent more than $7.7 million to cover unused time off for 134 former Illinois State Police troopers who retired between 2006 and 2012. Money paid for unused sick time and vacation time made up the bulk of that total, along with funds for personal, compensatory and holiday time that went unused.

     
  • Illinois Republican Chairman Pat Brady, after fighting off ouster attempts for his views on same-sex marriage, is now expected to announce his resignation today.

    Dawn Patrol: Union-backed pension plan; Brady stepping down May 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    Illinois Senate pushing union-backed pension plan. GOP Chairman Pat Brady stepping down. New mayors in Des Plaines, Wheeling, St. Charles, Lake Zurich, Round Lake. U-46 school board changes guard. Towns cleared in flood dispute. Carol Stream police officer among those injured in crash. Bulls win.

     
  • Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews shoots as he falls in front of Minnesota defenseman Ryan Suter in Sunday’s first period of Game 3 in the teams’ first-round playoff series.

    Dawn Patrol: Bond set in Wheeling murder; Bulls prepare for Heat May 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    Bond set at $2 million for Wheeling murder suspect; Arlington Hts. businesses, residents relieved by end to standoff; Blackhawks drop Game 3 in Minnesota; Bulls prepare for Round 2 matchup with Miami

     
  • Blackhawks left wing Bryan Bickell celebrates his winning goal in overtime last night.

    Dawn Patrol: Madigan’s pension plan; Itasca schools undo cuts May 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    Blackhawks begin playoffs with OT win. Itasca District 10 reinstates some cuts. Darien gunman wanted to be found insane. Carpentersville raises motor fuel tax. Lisle dad pleads guilty to harassing coach. Madigan's legislation could break pension deadlock. Daily Herald wins awards. Cubs beat up by Padres.

     

  • Sobek: To succeed in college, commit to a major May 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    For most people, college is the time to answer the age-old question, "What do I want to be when I grow up?" Students are often exposed to new ideas and academic disciplines as they navigate their college curriculum. However, research has shown that students who declare a major field of study early have higher rates of degree completion.

     
  • Cardinal George blesses Alexandra Jones, born prematurely, at the new Alexian Brothers Women and Children’s Hospital in Hoffman Estates yesterday.

    Dawn Patrol: Cardinal George at new hospital; 72 U-46 teachers cut Apr 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    Cardinal blesses families at new Hoffman Estates hospital. 72 teachers in U-46 cut. Kane County flood victims could be eligible for tax breaks. 22-home development gets Glen Ellyn approvals. FEMA flood teams visit DuPage neighborhoods. Nets win, cut Bulls' lead 3-2. Cubs beat Padres 5-3. Sox looking for better weather.

     
  • Stdent-athletes and their families participate during the Daily Herald Prep Sports Excellence Awards Ceremony at Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates on Sunday.

    Dawn Patrol: Elburn teen mourned; Mulder says goodbye Apr 29, 2013 12:00 AM
    Elburn teen killed after colliding with vehicle while rollerblading; Cancer survivors sing in Naperville to spread feeling of hope; Arlington Hts. residents, leaders say farewell to Arlene Mulder; Daily Herald celebrates top suburban prep athletes; Images from the banquet; Hobbled Hinrich calls Game 4 exhausting, grueling'; Source: Bolland likely out for Game 1; Sox must stop dropping the ball

     
  • A newborn bison calf gets a bath from its mother at Fermilab in Batavia Tuesday. Calves were born Sunday and Monday and they’re hoping for another eight to 10.

    Dawn Patrol: Bartlett 6th-grader dies; rushing flood assessments Apr 24, 2013 12:00 AM
    Bartlett school mourns loss of sixth-grader who died after experiencing flu-like symptoms. Lake County and Des Plaines flood assessments continue. 911 call in Darien triple murder trial. Evidence suggests Elgin stabbing victim fought attacker. Testimony continues in Cardamone-related forgery trial. Wood Dale home invasion testimony to conclude. Consultant recommends Wauconda water rate increase. It's birthing season for Fermilab's bison. Cubs win.

     
  • Illinois collected nearly $6 billion more in taxes and fees in 2012 than it did the previous year, thanks in large part to the income tax rate increase.

    Illinois nets almost $6 billion more in taxes in 2012 Apr 24, 2013 12:00 AM
    Nearly $6 billion more taxes and fees were collected by Illinois in 2012 than the year before. That's the greatest increase of any state in the nation, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's annual State Government Tax Collections report that was released a few days ago. The increase from $30.6 billion to $36.4 billion represents a 19.1 percent spike in the state's total tax haul.

     
  • Andrea Arndt

    Forgery trial begins for Cardamone's mom and office manager Apr 23, 2013 12:00 AM
    An emotional first day of testimony concluded Tuesday with visibly frustrated American Gym office manager Andrea Arndt acknowledging she lied to a grand jury in 2010 and wasn't completely honest with police in 2008. Arndt, 38 and Linda Lynch, the 62-year-old mother of a former Aurora gymnastics instructor convicted of improperly touching or restraining 14 students at the family's gym are on trial for forging schedules presented at Michael Cardamone's 2005 trial to make it look like he didn't train one of the victims, officials said.

     
  • Kerry Chambers, left, and Andrij Karpenko walk along Hawthorne Lane as flooding from the Des Plaines River continues to recede from the Big Bend area in Des Plaines yesterday.

    Dawn Patrol: Flood cleanup time; Wheeling bids farewell to Abruscato Apr 23, 2013 12:00 AM
    Lake County waters crest. Judy Abruscato finishes tenure in Wheeling. Arlington Hts. company fined for explosion. More evidence in Aurora murder case. Geneva votes to switch school for Batavia kids. Elgin man heads to court. Barrington library goes ahead with renovation. Bulls beat the Nets to even series.

     
  • The water level Sunday nearly submerged the benches on closed Walton Island on the Fox River in Elgin.

    Dawn Patrol: Flood cleanup continues; Lake Zurich house fire Apr 22, 2013 12:00 AM
    Des Plaines updates residents on flooding; Conditions improving, but flood damage still a problem; Multiple departments battle Lake Zurich house fire; Crystal Lake man dies from crash injuries; More Run for Boston events planned for Monday; This time it's White Sox' bullpen that falters; Bulls prepare for Game 2 on Monday night

     
  • Dori Eldridge of Naperville sent this picture of a duck swimming in her backyard this morning.

    Share your flooding pictures with usApr 18, 2013 12:00 AM
    Today is going to be messy -- on the roads, at your homes and at your offices. Help us chronicle the damage caused by today's flooding. Share you flooding pictures with us by emailing them to storm@dailyherald.com. We'll publish them in a gallery.

     

  • Waubonsee celebrates Earth Day with activities Apr 18, 2013 12:00 AM
    Waubonsee Community College is celebrating Earth Week April 22-26 with a variety of free activities at its Sugar Grove campus, Route 47 at Waubonsee Drive.

     
  • A pedestrian makes his way to the Pace bus station between rain showers Wednesday morning in downtown Elgin.

    Storms, plenty of rain expected to continue overnight Apr 17, 2013 12:00 AM
    Showers and thunderstorms — and possibly hail — are expected to continue overnight, with some areas seeing as many as 4 inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service. "We're already seeing the leading edge move in," meteorologist Ed Fenelon said Wednesday morning. "There's a good flow of gulf moisture heading northward, which is causing the trend."

     
  • Don Gill and Craig Wiemer, both of Palatine, light candles as members of the HIP (Hoffman Estates, Inverness and Palatine) Athletic Association held a memorial run/vigil on the track at the old Palatine High School for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

    Dawn Patrol: Runners gather in Palatine; sandbagging in Gurnee Apr 17, 2013 12:00 AM
    Runners gather in Palatine in honor of Boston. Local event and race organizers talk security. Tom Hayes: Boston experience lesson for Arlington Heights. Gurnee seeks sandbagging help today. Trial begins without missing nuclear engineer. Des Plaines officers suspended in grant scheme. Naperville approves using tax revenue to pay pension debt. Geneva OKs budget after questions. White Sox hitters show patience.

     
  • Two students were killed in April 2010 making a left turn in to the northern entrance for Waubonsee Community College's Sugar Grove campus. Wednesday, the college's trustees continued their work to getting a traffic signal installed at the intersection, and hope to see one before the end of 2013.

    Progress continues on getting stoplight where Waubonsee students died in 2010 Apr 17, 2013 12:00 AM
    Waubonsee Community College continued progress Wednesday on getting a traffic light installed where two students were killed in a crash three years ago this week.

     
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