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This photo from about 1900 of Hosea C. Paddock with four of his six children — from left, David, Lucile, Daisy and Jeanette — was taken shortly after he bought the Palatine Enterprise, which grew into the Daily Herald. His two oldest sons Stuart and Charles, not shown, became second-generation leaders of the newspaper company.

Columns | The newspaper legacy the Paddocks leave: Fearing God, telling the truth, making money

On Dec. 15, 1898, Hosea C. Paddock started his newspaper business in the rural hamlets that would become the Northwest suburbs. After 120 years of leadership from four generations of the Paddock family, his descendants have sold the Daily Herald media company to its employees.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12) looks to throw a pass against the Atlanta Falcons during an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, in Green Bay, Wis.

Bears | Rodgers, Packers stand in way as Bears look to clinch NFC North

In almost every other week, the 9-4 Bears could be excused for having a letdown after their seminal victory over the Rams on a national stage last Sunday night. But not this week because this week they're playing the Packers.
Jake Griffin/jgriffin@dailyherald.com Fire damage to the roof and eaves can be seen at a house on the 300 block of North Lincoln Avenue in Villa Park where a woman was found dead following the early Saturday morning blaze.

News | One dead, three injured in Villa Park morning blaze

One person is dead and three people were injured in an early Saturday morning fire in Villa Park.
Vocalist Storm Large performs in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's “Merry, Merry Chicago!” concerts.

Music | Weekend picks: CSO's 'Merry, Merry Chicago!' concerts return with Storm Large

Vocalist Storm Large, narrator David Lively and the Young Naperville Singers join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's "Merry, Merry Chicago!" concerts at Symphony Center. More on this, Winterfest Art Market in Batavia, the last day of Wire's 20 Bands of Christmas, and other fun events.
Schaumburg resident and nursing student Rachel Ripoli helped a man having a seizure in November.
News | Suburban Hero: Nursing student in right place at right time
Nursing student Rachel Ripoli was in the right place at the right time last month when a fellow patron at a Roselle restaurant suffered a seizure.
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Lake County | Crash kills Ingleside man, badly injures Round Lake woman
A 23-year-old Ingleside man was killed and a 72-year-old Round Lake woman suffered critical injuries in a two-vehicle collision early today in Ingleside, the Lake County sheriff's office said in a news release.
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News | Elgin rehires former administrator for new role
Elgin has rehired a former assistant city manager and promoted two parks and recreation employees to the department's top spots.
Urijah Radke, a 9-year-old from Kankakee, visits with “Archie,” a golden retriever from Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy during the Operation North Pole holiday party Saturday, an annual tradition held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center for seriously ill children and their families. With him are Jodi Hubly, of Elk Grove Village, left, and Jamee Heelan, of Mundelein.
News | Operation North Pole provides 'holiday adventure' for sick kids and their families
About 500 volunteers orchestrated a holiday adventure Saturday for kids with serious illnesses.
Companies across the country say silent exits — where someone stops coming to work without notice and then is impossible to contact — are on the rise.
Business | In booming job market, more workers are 'ghosting' their employers
Applicants blow off interviews. New hires turn into no-shows. Workers leave one evening and never return.
President Donald Trump stands in front of a border wall prototype in San Diego in March.
Columns | Facts Matter: Residents leaving Illinois will not be charged a fee
Democratic Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker is not proposing a tax on people moving out of Illinois; no portion of the proposed new border wall has been built; and Madonna has not switched her political views, Bob Oswald writes in this week's Facts Matter column.
Some call “Makers Wanted” vague as part of the name of this week’s Bahamas Bowl, but some sports marketing experts give it a thumbs-up.
Business | Will 'Makers Wanted' in Bahamas Bowl name work for Elk Grove? Marketers say yes
"Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl" doesn't shed much light on the college football game's sponsor, what it does or where it's located. But despite its vagueness, the name gets a thumbs-up from some sports marketing experts who say Elk Grove Village's unique sponsorship uses the slogan as the focus of what it really wants: more businesses.
Columns | Grammar Moses: Do you lay like a rug? Chapter and verse on lay/lie
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The Oswego Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon cutting for Ed’s Urns, Plaques & Memorials, www.edsurns.com. Ed makes custom items in memory of family or pets and to celebrate special occasions in life.
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Prospect’s Abbey Danciu extends her arm to keep St. Charles East’s Victoria Kortan from getting a rebound Wednesday in Mount Prospect.
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Joe the Guardian, the troll overlooking I-88 in Lisle, is lit up with colorful lights, part of the Illumination at the Morton Arboretum.
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Daily Herald founder Hosea Cornish Paddock was in his 40s when he bought the Palatine Enterprise Weekly on December 15, 1898, for $175. He began a legacy that has evolved into today’s Daily Herald Media Group.
The Daily Herald's 120 years of Paddock leadership
Former President George W. Bush touches the flag-draped casket of his father, former President George H.W. Bush, after speaking during his State Funeral at the National Cathedral, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018, in Washington.
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Stevenson’s Michael Phelps opposes Barrington’s Jack Hartman, top, as they wrestle at 195 pounds during a triple-dual meet Saturday at Grant High School in Fox Lake.
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