MON, 7/13/2020

Monday, July 13, 2020

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Jacquelyn Greco

Crime | Family 'shocked' after conviction overturned in 41-year-old Inverness murder case

After the wife of Inverness commodities broker Carl Gaimari was convicted of his 1979 murder, his brothers thought justice had been served. The Illinois Appellate Court's reversal of Jacquelyn Greco's guilty verdict last week marks a new beginning in their pursuit of justice for their brother.
Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington received a Paycheck Protection Program loan of between $5 million and $10 million.

News | Suburban congregations, private schools received millions in PPP loans

At least 187 churches, synagogues, faith-based private schools and other religious institutions in 60 suburbs received more than $166 million in Paycheck Protection Program loans, according to Small Business Administration data.
“There’s just so much to be grateful for,” says Diane Drungelo, who, along with her, husband, Chuck, and their son Jordan, continue to recover from COVID-19.

News | A Carol Stream father's struggle to survive as COVID-19 sweeps through his family

Ventilators saved his family. But a Carol Stream father needed a last-ditch effort by doctors to survive COVID-19.
Stevenson High School officials plan to speak with students shown in a photo circulating on social media over the weekend depicting a student wearing a Ku Klux Klan costume at a Halloween party several years ago.

News | Stevenson addressing photos of Klan costume at party

A Stevenson High School official said Sunday the school is aware of photos circulating on social media purportedly showing a current student dressed in a Ku Klux Klan costume at a Halloween party.
Dylan Arends, a 2015 graduate of Maine West, loved riding his motorcycle and working on cars, his friend Filip Lebera said. Arends died Saturday from complications after a June 7 crash.
News | 'Someone who never quit': Des Plaines man dies a month after motorcycle crash
Dylan Arends, 22, died Saturday afternoon. He had been at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge in a medically induced coma since a June 7 motorcycle crash.
Continental Restaurant owner Pete Panayiotou and his daughter, Arai Panayiotou, show off the new flowers purchased by customers at the Buffalo Grove eatery. Last week someone stole flower pots from the restaurant’s outdoor dining area.
News | Customers rally around Continental Restaurant in Buffalo Grove after flower theft
During his 25 years serving customers at the Continental Restaurant in Buffalo Grove, Pete Panayiotou has earned a reputation for giving back to the community. But after someone stole the flowers outside his popular eatery, it was the community that gave back to him.
Runners start the 2019 Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Oct. 13.
Sports | Chicago Marathon canceled due to pandemic
The Chicago Marathon has been canceled due to COVID-19, race organizers said Monday.
James Aydelotte
DuPage County | DuPage County man gets 30 years in beating murder
DuPage County man gets 30 years for murder of man he thought made rude remark about his girlfriend.
Signs at the York Theatre in Elmhurst show protocols for Illinois’ reopening plan in Phase 4.
Illinois | July 13 COVID-19 cases per county; search by ZIP code
Since the outbreak began, there have been 78,463 cases in the suburbs as of Monday, 51% of the state's total, according to the Illinois Department of Public Health. There have been 3,665 deaths in the suburbs, representing 51% of all deaths in Illinois.
Owner of Heights Beverly Lanes, Inc. bowling alley is Lyle Zikes, 63, of Arlington Heights at Beverly Lanes in Arlington Heights for the past 30 years.
Sports | Bowling centers not happy with state's reopening plan
Bowling centers in the state of Illinois were allowed to open on June 26. But many operators are not happy that the state is limiting them to 50 people, rather than 50 percent capacity.
Emily Truong
News | Missing Palatine woman's body identified at Cook County medical examiner's office
The body of a 21-year-old Palatine woman reported missing by her family in late May lay unidentified in a Cook County medical examiner's facility for more than a month, authorities said Monday.
Noel Luis Vanscoit
DuPage County | St. Charles man charged with indecent solicitation in DuPage County
A St. Charles man has been charged following a week-long investigation into sexually inappropriate online conversations he was having with an individual he believed was a 14-year-old girl, DuPage County Sheriff's officials said Monday.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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Wesley Hoffman, 8, of Wauconda paddles his raft at Phil’s Beach in Wauconda.
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Veterans of Foreign War 8081 in Warrenville posted over 500 flags in the ground around their facility for people to purchase to honor a family member who has served time in the military.
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Matt Jaeger of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10236 carries the colors during an impromptu parade along Cherry Lane in Northbrook on Independence Day Saturday.
Fourth of July in the suburbs
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for The UPS Store located at 460 W Irving Park Road, Suite C, in Bensenville. Village President Frank DeSimone, Village Manager Evan K. Summers, Community Liaison Steve Skurski, and store Owner Jaime “Jimmy” Ochoa came together as the ceremonial red ribbon was cut. The locally owned and operated UPS Store offers a variety of services including in-store and online printing, document finishing, notary services, packing, shipping, and freight services.
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