News
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No tuition increase for 2026 at McHenry County CollegeMay 07, 2025 12:39 pm - McHenry County College recently announced that it will not increase tuition and fees for FY 2026.
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Geneva city phone system down
May 07, 2025 11:48 am - The city of Geneva’s phone system is down Wednesday, and all departments cannot receive external phone calls, officials announced in a news release.
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Top notch: Four Harper students named semifinalists for Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarshipMay 07, 2025 11:03 am - Harper College students Bruno Diaz, Wengipreye Indiamaowei, Annette Lee and Priyanka Saroya are among the semifinalists for the Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, which supports students as they pursue bachelor's degrees.
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Lawyers outline plan for class action suit against Prestige Feed ProductsMay 07, 2025 11:00 am - Lawyers representing neighbors complaining about odors from a Mount Prospect animal feed producer in a class action lawsuit met Tuesday at a Des Plaines church with clients and interested parties.
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Hoefert begins second term; DiPrima joins incumbent trusteesMay 07, 2025 10:51 am - Mount Prospect Mayor Paul Hoefert began his second term Tuesday by predicting a bright future for the village.
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Best Bets: Play ball! Professional baseball returns to Rosemont, SchaumburgMay 07, 2025 8:23 am - This week, professional baseball returns to Impact Field in Rosemont and Wintrust Field in Schaumburg, Raue Center hosts a “stand-up momedy” show, and Ballet Chicago celebrates legendary choreographer George Balanchine.
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New Batavia City Council members sworn in
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Intersection at Butterfield and Winfield roads reopened after 3-vehicle crashMay 07, 2025 7:45 am - Authorities have reopened the intersection at Winfield and Butterfield roads in Warrenville following a three-vehicle crash.
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Paint the Riverside returns to St. Charles Saturday
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Daily Herald opinion: Meeting a local jobs need: Select four-year degrees could be win-win for employers, studentsMay 07, 2025 6:41 am - Daily Herald opinion: Giving community colleges the ability to offer four-year baccalaureate degrees in limited, rigidly defined subject areas could provide the opportunity for more students to get them — and thereby help to fill needed labor roles in their communities.