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Consumers still worried about Toyota recalls
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/9/2010
When Dennis Reynolds of Glen Ellyn drove up to a four-way stop near the Wheaton College campus on Jan. 11, he didn't expect what happened next with his 2009 Toyota RAV 4. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/9/2010
When Dennis Reynolds of Glen Ellyn drove up to a four-way stop near the Wheaton College campus on Jan. 11, he didn't expect what happened next with his 2009 Toyota RAV 4. FULL STORY
Could Moto's Android go the way of Razr? Analysts hope not
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 2/5/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. this week unveiled another in its new portfolio of Google Android smartphones. This one was called Devour, featuring a touch screen, a keyboard and its MotoBlur application to harness social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 2/5/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. this week unveiled another in its new portfolio of Google Android smartphones. This one was called Devour, featuring a touch screen, a keyboard and its MotoBlur application to harness social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. FULL STORY
Suburban Toyota owners have a hard choice to make
By Anna Marie Kukec and Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/4/2010
Evelyn Loper of Hoffman Estates Wednesday intended to drive her 2009 Toyota Camry to the local Chili's to meet her husband for lunch. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec and Madhu Krishnamurthy | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/4/2010
Evelyn Loper of Hoffman Estates Wednesday intended to drive her 2009 Toyota Camry to the local Chili's to meet her husband for lunch. FULL STORY
Berrios declares victory in Cook County assessor race
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/3/2010
Joseph Berrios declared victory late Tuesday with a clear lead in the Democratic primary race for Cook County assessor. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/3/2010
Joseph Berrios declared victory late Tuesday with a clear lead in the Democratic primary race for Cook County assessor. FULL STORY
Villa Park voters shoot down roadwork bond issue
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/3/2010
Voters in Villa Park today chose their pocketbooks over pothole repairs. With 100 percent of the vote in, voters turned down a $27.5 million bond issue to fix the village's worst side streets with 56 percent opposed and 44 percent in favor, according to unofficial results. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 2/3/2010
Voters in Villa Park today chose their pocketbooks over pothole repairs. With 100 percent of the vote in, voters turned down a $27.5 million bond issue to fix the village's worst side streets with 56 percent opposed and 44 percent in favor, according to unofficial results. FULL STORY
Veteran Dems point to differing backgrounds in Cook assessor race
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/31/2010
Three veteran politicians aim to win the Democratic seat for Cook County assessor on Feb. 2, but they offer different backgrounds in their vows to meet the issues in the race. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/31/2010
Three veteran politicians aim to win the Democratic seat for Cook County assessor on Feb. 2, but they offer different backgrounds in their vows to meet the issues in the race. FULL STORY
Taste of Lombard gets temporary reprieve
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/30/2010
The Taste of Lombard survived a special village board meeting this week that could have sealed its fate, buying the fest's supporters time to figure out how to make it financially viable. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/30/2010
The Taste of Lombard survived a special village board meeting this week that could have sealed its fate, buying the fest's supporters time to figure out how to make it financially viable. FULL STORY
District 94 won't cut teachers
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/29/2010
A check for $170,000 in impact fees from Winfield arrived just in the nick of time for West Chicago Community High School District 94. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/29/2010
A check for $170,000 in impact fees from Winfield arrived just in the nick of time for West Chicago Community High School District 94. FULL STORY
Coupon site ties in social networking to get you the deals
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 1/29/2010
Northbrook-based FlyCoupon.com launched Thursday and encourages consumers to spread the word about its deals via Facebook and Twitter. The money they save could depend on it, says co-founder Steven Shlagman. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 1/29/2010
Northbrook-based FlyCoupon.com launched Thursday and encourages consumers to spread the word about its deals via Facebook and Twitter. The money they save could depend on it, says co-founder Steven Shlagman. FULL STORY
Motorola still plans to split into two publicly traded companies
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/29/2010
Libertyville will remain an integral part of the new Mobile Devices business once it spins off from Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. "It will remain, undoubtedly," Motorola Co-CEO Sanjay Jha said Thursday during an interview with the Daily Herald. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/29/2010
Libertyville will remain an integral part of the new Mobile Devices business once it spins off from Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. "It will remain, undoubtedly," Motorola Co-CEO Sanjay Jha said Thursday during an interview with the Daily Herald. FULL STORY
West Chicago school class working on safer rail crossing
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
The students in Kathy Grogan's gifted class at Pioneer Elementary School in West Chicago don't just excel in reading and math. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
The students in Kathy Grogan's gifted class at Pioneer Elementary School in West Chicago don't just excel in reading and math. FULL STORY
Forest preserve candidates spar over land use
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Roger Kotecki plants seeds as a prairie steward. Al Murphy has happy memories of taking his kids camping. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Roger Kotecki plants seeds as a prairie steward. Al Murphy has happy memories of taking his kids camping. FULL STORY
Despite recession, Toyota woes, Palatine dealership moves ahead
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Gary Vicari, president of Arlington Toyota Scion in Palatine, saw the e-mail after 5 on Tuesday evening just as some salesmen were wrapping up a few deals. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Gary Vicari, president of Arlington Toyota Scion in Palatine, saw the e-mail after 5 on Tuesday evening just as some salesmen were wrapping up a few deals. FULL STORY
Motorola posts 4Q profit but outlook is low
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. said Thursday it expects to release about 20 new devices this year, including half of them as smartphones, as it transitions away from regular feature phones. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/28/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. said Thursday it expects to release about 20 new devices this year, including half of them as smartphones, as it transitions away from regular feature phones. FULL STORY
Villa Park seeking $27.5 million for street repairs
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/27/2010
At meetings held throughout Villa Park on the village's proposed $27.5 million street improvement plan, one question keeps coming up. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/27/2010
At meetings held throughout Villa Park on the village's proposed $27.5 million street improvement plan, one question keeps coming up. FULL STORY
Cook County assessor candidates aim to reform office
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/27/2010
Three veteran politicians - Joseph Berrios, Raymond Figueroa and Robert Shaw - aim to win the Democratic seat for Cook County assessor in the Feb. 2 primary. But they offer different backgrounds and opinions on how they vow to meet the issues in the race. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/27/2010
Three veteran politicians - Joseph Berrios, Raymond Figueroa and Robert Shaw - aim to win the Democratic seat for Cook County assessor in the Feb. 2 primary. But they offer different backgrounds and opinions on how they vow to meet the issues in the race. FULL STORY
Temp work on the rise in suburbs, helps workers find the right job
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/25/2010
Married with two young children, Eric Rangel of Hanover Park looked to a temp agency to help him find a job with advancement. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/25/2010
Married with two young children, Eric Rangel of Hanover Park looked to a temp agency to help him find a job with advancement. FULL STORY
2 Palatine men charged with battery after car accident
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Two Palatine men appeared in Cook County court Saturday on charges of felony aggravated battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly hurting another man with a knife following a car accident in their apartment building parking lot. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Two Palatine men appeared in Cook County court Saturday on charges of felony aggravated battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly hurting another man with a knife following a car accident in their apartment building parking lot. FULL STORY
Streamwood man charged with taking coffee machines
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Bond was set at $10,000 Saturday for a Streamwood man charged with felony theft for allegedly taking about $4,600 worth of coffee machines and other devices from his employer and then selling them for cash for himself. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Bond was set at $10,000 Saturday for a Streamwood man charged with felony theft for allegedly taking about $4,600 worth of coffee machines and other devices from his employer and then selling them for cash for himself. FULL STORY
Hanover man disappears, family seeks information
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Mail carrier Richard James Wieting of Hanover Park on Saturday was described as an affable, generous and kindhearted man who loyally worked for 22 years at the Harwood Heights Post Office. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/24/2010
Mail carrier Richard James Wieting of Hanover Park on Saturday was described as an affable, generous and kindhearted man who loyally worked for 22 years at the Harwood Heights Post Office. FULL STORY
Arlington Heights man charged with drug possession
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/23/2010
An Arlington Heights man on Saturday was charged with three counts of felony possession of controlled substances after police say drugs were found in his car during a traffic stop. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/23/2010
An Arlington Heights man on Saturday was charged with three counts of felony possession of controlled substances after police say drugs were found in his car during a traffic stop. FULL STORY
Village may reduce funding for Taste of Lombard
By Anna Madrzyk and Bob Smith | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/23/2010
The financial future of the Taste of Lombard remains uncertain this week as village officials struggle with declining hotel-motel tax revenues that help subsidize the festival as well as other programs and events. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk and Bob Smith | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/23/2010
The financial future of the Taste of Lombard remains uncertain this week as village officials struggle with declining hotel-motel tax revenues that help subsidize the festival as well as other programs and events. FULL STORY
Taste of Lombard threatened by budget woes
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/22/2010
The popular Taste of Lombard - a five-day event featuring one of the suburbs' biggest carnivals - is the latest festival threatened by budget woes. FULL STORY
By Anna Madrzyk | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/22/2010
The popular Taste of Lombard - a five-day event featuring one of the suburbs' biggest carnivals - is the latest festival threatened by budget woes. FULL STORY
Moto's app store opens in China
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 1/22/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. is launching a new app store for its Android phones - in China. Called Zhi-Jian-Yuan, or Shop4Apps, the Motorola store allows Chinese owners of Android phones to purchase and download applications to customize their phones. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Columnist
Posted 1/22/2010
Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. is launching a new app store for its Android phones - in China. Called Zhi-Jian-Yuan, or Shop4Apps, the Motorola store allows Chinese owners of Android phones to purchase and download applications to customize their phones. FULL STORY
United's Haiti mission flights continue, groups provide relief
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/22/2010
The children looked at their hands, over and under.T hey were covered with gloves. Probably for the first time ever. FULL STORY
By Anna Marie Kukec | Daily Herald Staff
Posted 1/22/2010
The children looked at their hands, over and under.T hey were covered with gloves. Probably for the first time ever. FULL STORY
