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Indian Prairie superintendent named 2025 Educator of the Year in DuPage CountyMay 19, 2025 11:25 pm - The DuPage Regional Office of Education honored Dr. Adrian Talley, Superintendent of Indian Prairie School District 204, as the 2025 DuPage Educator of the Year for his visionary leadership and commitment to student well-being.
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Glenbard West wrestling team named Marklund’s Volunteer Group of the YearMay 19, 2025 10:23 pm - The Glenbard West High School boys wrestling team is named Marklund's 2024 Volunteer Group of the Year for serving as course marshals, decorating, working on crafts with residents, and joined in the gift opening with residents.
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Arlington Heights mayor: Bears stadium not done dealMay 19, 2025 9:41 pm - Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia expressed caution about the Bears’ announced shift in stadium development focus back to the village, stating that there will be a process and opportunities for public input if the move is confirmed.
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Yes, again: Long Grove’s covered bridge hit by box truckMay 19, 2025 9:40 pm - Long Grove’s historic covered bridge was hit by a truck Monday, adding yet another to the bridge's many accidents.
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Singer Dawn Richard says Sean 'Diddy' Combs threatened her with death after she saw him beat Cassie
May 19, 2025 8:52 pm - NEW YORK — Singer Dawn Richard told jurors at Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial on Monday that the hip-hop mogul threatened to kill her if she told anyone she saw...
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Trump administration agrees to pay nearly $5M to settle suit over Ashli Babbitt shooting in Capitol
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First few aid trucks enter Gaza but allies threaten Israel with sanctions and urge more
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What’s the dog got? It’s baby animal season — how to protect critters and stay saneMay 19, 2025 7:03 pm - A look inside DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center as they care for injured animals, plus tips on preventing backyard triage.
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Native ancestors’ return to rest: A paperwork-laden process underway in Illinois
May 19, 2025 6:49 pm - Two of the country’s largest collections of Native American human remains are held by museums in Illinois. To the director of one of the museums, the work to rebury those remains at the behest of a tribal nation or send them to the tribe is an emotional process necessary for correcting historic wrongs — but it also includes a lot of bureaucratic paperwork that can take months to years to process.
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‘Quality product and quality service’: Heinen’s grocery store coming to NapervilleMay 19, 2025 6:49 pm - A new Heinen’s grocery store is taking shape in Naperville and replaces a former Butera supermarket.