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Employees with the McKesson Corporation scan a box of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine Monday while filling an order at their shipping facility in Shepherdsville, Kentucky.

Business | Biden vows enough vaccine for all U.S. adults by end of May

The announcement comes as the White House looks to speed the production of the single-dose vaccine. Officials have said J&J faced unexpected production issues with its vaccine and produced only 3.9 million doses ahead of its receiving emergency use authorization on Saturday. The company says it is on pace to deliver 100 million doses by the end of June.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker, left, joins Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin at a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Cathedral of Grace St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church, convened to address racial inequities.

News | Aurora coalition works to deliver COVID-19 vaccine shots to Black, Hispanic residents

Black and Hispanic suburbanites are being left behind in the fight against COVID-19, Aurora civic and religious leaders said Tuesday before opening a vaccination clinic for more than 750 minority residents.
Open space in front of a detention pond next to Happiness Park in Arlington Heights will serve as a stormwater overflow area as part of a village infrastructure upgrade project.

News | Arlington Heights pond cleanup should help solve odor problems, officials say

Plans to clean up and expand a detention pond on the north side of Arlington Heights should solve odor problems and help mitigate flooding in the area, village officials said.
Bears general manager Ryan Pace didn’t say much Tuesday on the team’s future, but said he has a plan in place.

Columns | Rozner: Bears' Pace sounds wise in saying little

Bears GM Ryan Pace said very little Tuesday. It was perhaps his best performance to date.
After months of hybrid learning, all students at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein will be welcomed back for in-person learning four days week starting March 8, school officials announced Tuesday.
Education | Carmel High School returning to full in-person learning March 8
Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein will resume full in-person classes for the entire student body next week, school officials announced Tuesday.
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Crime | Lisle man charged, again, with impersonating a police officer
A Lisle man faces another charge that he impersonated a Chicago police officer -- this time, in Downers Grove.
Oakton Community College announced Tuesday it will use part of a $600,000 donation to build a cannabis cultivation lab on its Des Plaines campus.
Education | Oakton to build state's first community college cannabis lab
Oakton Community College will build a marijuana cultivation lab on its Des Plaines campus - the first facility of its kind for an Illinois community college - through a $600,000 donation, school leaders announced Tuesday.
Schmaltz Deli is looking to Lisle after 16 years in Naperville.
Business | 'The best bagels in Chicago': Lisle trustees eager for Schmaltz Deli to move to town
The family-owned deli still needs to clear several hurdles to make the move to Lisle, but the village already is putting out the welcome mat.
Firefighters clean up the remnants of an early morning apartment fire in Aurora near the city’s downtown Tuesday.
News | Firefighters extinguish apartment blaze near Aurora's downtown
Aurora firefighters battle an apartment fire near the city's downtown area.
Garfield’s Beverage Warehouse in Palatine is planning a renovation that will include adding a small bar area, pending new liquor license approval from the village.
Business | Garfield's in Palatine plans to remodel, add bar area
Garfield's Beverage Warehouse in Palatine is planning a renovation that will include adding a bar area designed for customers to try products for sale, a concept that launched in 2015 at the Crystal Lake store.
With the horse racing palace he created behind him, Arlington Park owner Richard “Dick” Duchossois takes in the atmosphere in 2005.
Columns | Constable: Duchossois has fond memories, hope for what's next at Arlington Park
His heart and soul went into the building of Arlington Park, but 99-year-old Dick Duchossois has fond memories and hope that new owners will do something that benefits the community.
FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Crime | FBI chief calls Jan. 6 'domestic terrorism,' defends handling of intelligence
FBI Director Chris Wray condemned the January riot at the U.S. Capitol as "domestic terrorism" Tuesday as he defended the bureau's handling of intelligence indicating the prospect for violence. He told lawmakers the information was properly shared with other law enforcement agencies even though it was raw and unverified.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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Cook County Forest Preserves’ Jonny Brann, center, helps people learn basic cross-country skiing techniques and test out some skis while exploring the trails around Camp Reinberg Saturday, February 20, 2021 in Palatine.
An attempt to build snowmen and finding golf balls in the snow are part of The Week in Pictures photo gallery for February 20-26, 2021.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 553, Don Vickery photo: Plotting the downfall of one another are these chess club members at Arlington High School in March of 1965. Clockwise from above left are Ferdunand Korndorf, Robert Jenkins, John Simmons and Allan Swaby.
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A pedestrian takes small steps in the slippery snow to cross S. Vail Ave. in Arlington Heights Monday night.
It was a busy and unpredictable couple of weeks and Daily Herald photographers present it in The Week in Pictures for February 6-19, 2021.
A jet crosses the path of a sun pillar seen from the parking lot of Glenbrook North High School Saturday. Sun pillars happen when a strong light source, in this case it is the setting sun, reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in the air. The bitter cold and bright sun were the perfect conditions that day. This sun pillar lasted less than 10 minutes and got stronger as the sun went lower.
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