Customers formed a line in the courtyard hall at the Marklund Day School in Bloomingdale recently, waiting to place their orders for soda, chips, cookies, fruit snacks and other goodies. Those customers - therapists, nurses and other Marklund staff ...

Starting Tuesday, clients of two organizations that help people with disabilities will be served by one organization. The board of directors of Marklund signed off on a merger Thursday night with the Elgin-based Little Angels Center for Exceptional ...

After visiting Marklund Day School two years ago, Hortencia and Jose Ibarra told themselves, "This is it." The Ibarras had been touring schools throughout the Chicago area, searching for a setting that could better meet the educational needs of thei...

Volunteers from Capital One Financial Corp. provided students from Marklund Day School with something they've never experienced before - a Fun Fair. The event was recently held at the Ann Haskins Center in Bloomingdale. Fifty-nine employees from Cap...

Brothers Brad and Phil, two clients at Marklund in Geneva, had the time of their lives at the Oct. 4 Chicago Blackhawks game. They are serious Blackhawks fans, watching every game on TV and keeping up with the sports news in the media. The brothers...

After making history at the Aurora City Council meeting, winemaker Bob Evanosky said he now intends to create a legacy. Aldermen created a new liquor license category Tuesday that will allow Evanosky and his wife, Sonya, to produce and sell wine at ...

Marklund clients, staff, volunteers and family members enjoyed a day of fun and competition during the 28th annual Marklund Summer Games on June 18 at the Marklund Philip Center, 164 S. Prairie Ave., Bloomingdale. The event began with a flag-raising...

Two agencies that have long helped children and adults with severe developmental disabilities announced Tuesday they intend to merge. Marklund, of Geneva and Bloomingdale, and Little Angels of Elgin expect the process to take several months, said Gi...

Residents displaced, but no injuries in Naperville fire Residents of a 16-unit two-story apartment building in Naperville have been displaced after a fire last night heavily damaged their homes, fire officials said. Full story. Mundelein tr...