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An Elgin-based nonprofit organization wants to build a $21 million affordable housing development on Elgin’s northwest side.

News | Group wants to build $21 million affordable housing development in Elgin. Neighbors oppose it

An Elgin-based non-profit organization wants to build a $21 million affordable housing development on Elgin's northwest side. Neighbors don't like, saying the loss of the wooded area the project would go on will cause flooding, noise and bring unwanted renters to an area where most people own their homes.
Naperville Mayor Scott Wehrli sat down last week with Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren to discuss the possibility of building an NFL stadium in Naperville.

Special Report | 'Due diligence': Naperville mayor defends meeting with Bears about stadium possibilities

The Naperville City Council met Tuesday for the first time since Mayor Scott Wehrli sat down with Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren to discuss the possibility of building a stadium in Naperville. And Wehrli defended his Bears meeting.

Crime | Police: Man found shot to death in vehicle in Oak Brook

Oak Brook police are investigating a murder of a man found shot to death inside a vehicle on the village's west side.
Fest-goers enjoy rides and more during a previous Libertyville Days.

Music | Festivals June 9-15: Chicago Blues Fest, Rails to Victory, Mundelein Craft Beer Fest and more

If you haven't made it to an outdoor concert, movie in the park, cruise night or festival yet, there are variety of options happening across the suburbs this week. The best part? Most are free to attend.
Courtesy of Bob Johnson On Friday, a 2007 Mitsubishi Fuso driven punctured the facade of Long Grove's covered bridge. The damage was still visible Monday
Transportation | After a 2-month respite, Long Grove's iconic bridge struck twice
After a bit of a breather, Long Grove's historic bridge is beginning once again to take a pounding. It recently sustained a one-two punch, first on Friday and again on Monday.
Arlington Heights Elementary District 25 Superintendent Lori Bein, center, is set to retire next year. Board President Anisha Jogee, right, is heading the search for Bein’s successor.
Education | District 25 launches search for Bein's successor
The Arlington Heights Elementary District 25 board has launched a search for the successor to Superintendent Lori Bein, who is set to retire about a year from now.
Lorenzo Davis addresses the Buffalo Grove village board during public comments at its committee of the whole meeting Monday.
Crime | Buffalo Grove officials working to resolve inoperative cameras at train station
A Buffalo Grove man whose catalytic converter was stolen recently from the Buffalo Grove train station parking lot told village board members he is concerned after learning from a police officer that the station's security cameras are not working.
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News | Longtime District 207 superintendent Wallace to retire in 2024
Maine Township High School District 207's veteran superintendent will retire at the end of the 2023-24 school year.
Beatrix’s Father’s Day special features a hot honey fried chicken sandwich plus a beer for $17.95 during brunch on June 18.
Dining | Now's the time to make suburban dining plans for Father's Day
Impress dad by planning a special brunch, lunch or dinner outing for Father's Day (hint: it's Sunday, June 18) in advance. There are many suburban restaurants that already have plans in the works, and reservations are being taken now.
Cherry on Top Ice Cream Shoppe employees Payton Volkmar, owner Mariangela Bolognini, Paige Yarrington and GianCarlo Cannone start a shift at the Bartlett location on June 1.
Business | New ice cream shop in Algonquin has a focus on community
Algonquin's newest ice cream shop may look like another small local ice cream option from the outside, but owner Mariangela Bolognini said its focus on community makes it stand out.
Prestige Feed Products is suing Mount Prospect to prevent the village from declaring it a nuisance.
Manufacturing | Business that doesn't pass neighbors' smell test is suing Mount Prospect
A livestock feed manufacturer that has stirred up odor complaints from neighbors over the past four years is suing Mount Prospect to stop the village from taking steps that could lead its closing.
World’s Fair by Fairgrounds will offer the brand’s cafe menu of coffee and tea varietals, snack bites and grab-and-go offerings.
Business | World's Fair to open Thursday in Hoffman Estates
Fairgrounds Craft Coffee and Tea said it will open World's Fair by Fairgrounds Thursday, June 8, in the former AT&T research facility in Hoffman Estates.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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Jason Hare and other graduates walk into the 167th Elgin Academy commencement ceremony Saturday June 3, 2023 in Elgin.
Elgin Academy, Glenbrook South and Glenbrook North graduation ceremonies
Glenbard West’s Casey Maas hits into a wall of Lyons Township hands as they defend the net during Saturday’s state boys volleyball championship match in Hoffman Estates.
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The Batavia Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of Batavia Chamber member Culver’s of Batavia with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 25. They are located at 470 N. Randall Road in Batavia. Batavia Mayor Jeffery Schielke presided over the celebration with the owners, Katie Bulgrin and Michael Smith, along with Colleen Armendaris, manager. Among the well-wishers were Batavia Chamber President and CEO Margaret Perreault; Patti Anselme, special events coordinator; and Shirley Mott, chamber communications and membership coordinator. Also present were Batavia city staff members Lori Botterman and Anthony Isom, Batavia chamber ambassadors, as well as fellow chamber members and business owners.
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Glenbard West players Parker Moorhead (12), Andrew Ellis (4), Liam O’Neill (14), Jack Anderson (6) and Adam Graham (7) celebrate after defeating Lyons Township to claim the IHSA boys volleyball state championship Saturday in Hoffman Estates.
Boys state volleyball: Glenbard West vs. Lyons Township
Kensi, on three Grayslake North High School therapy dogs, waits with the class of 2023 for graduation ceremonies on Thursday, June 1, 2023.
Grayslake North, Barrington and Grayslake Central graduation ceremonies
A funeral service was held Thursday for Hudson, a police dog with the Kane County sheriff’s office, at Kaneland Harter Middle School in Sugar Grove. Hudson was killed in the line of duty on May 24th.
Funeral service for Kane County Sheriff's police dog, Hudson.
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