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District 25 superintendent gets one-year contract extension
Aug 21, 2019 2:17 PM - Arlington Heights Elementary District 25 Superintendent Lori Bein has received a one-year contract extension and 2% raise, keeping her at the helm of the district through June 2022. -
Girls swimming: Graves, Barrington expect to go the distance again
Aug 21, 2019 8:44 PM - Barrington girls swimmer Maggie Graves excels in the 500 freestyle. "The 500 is the shortest distance I swim," the junior deadpanned. She wasn't kidding. -
Girls tennis: Absences pave way for others to step up in Northwest suburbs
Aug 21, 2019 5:00 PM - It's a season of change for the Northwest suburbs' girls tennis scene. Four prominent players, all state qualifiers including last year's Class 2A state doubles fourth-place tandem, did not come out for their respective teams, presumably to focus on their games and partake in USTA-type events. The Daily Herald received confirmation that three of the four players are indeed doing just that. The four players not playing on their high school teams this fall include the Fremd doubles team of sophomore Akari Matsuno and junior Kyra Emmanouilidis (fourth in the state in Class 2A), Schaumburg sophomore Emma Tatar (2-2 at state last year) and Hersey sophomore Natalie Osiecki (2-2 at state last year). -
Buy Arlington Heights parking permits online starting Sept. 3Aug 21, 2019 5:31 PM - Drivers who use monthly and quarterly parking permits for Arlington Heights commuter lots, downtown garages and 24-hour resident parking can begin purchasing them online starting Sept. 3.
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Refurbished Dunkin' ribbon cutting in Arlington HeightsAug 20, 2019 5:48 PM - A renovated Dunkin' Baskin shop on the north side of Arlington Heights will officially celebrate its reopening Thursday morning.
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Vantage Financial celebrates 30 yearsAug 19, 2019 12:46 PM - Vantage Financial Partners Limited, Inc., a financial planning and investment management firm, is celebrating 30 years in business by giving away 30 financial plans in the next year.
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Once a 'lofty goal,' Arlington Heights officer rises through ranks to become chief
Aug 19, 2019 11:18 PM - Nicholas Pecora joined the Arlington Heights Police Department in 1982 as a public service officer and has risen through the ranks, culminating in his swearing in Monday as the sixth police chief in the village's history. But he's already had to hit the ground running. -
Arlington Hts. honoring employers who hire people with disabilitiesAug 19, 2019 5:02 PM - The Arlington Heights Commission for Citizens with Disabilities is seeking nominations by Aug. 30 for its Disability Employment Awareness Award.
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Police release two persons of interest in Arlington Heights shooting
Aug 19, 2019 10:46 PM - Arlington Heights police have released two persons of interest and so far not filed any charges after an exchange of gunfire Saturday afternoon at a local park, authorities said Monday. -
Arlington Heights shooting probe continues
Aug 18, 2019 5:30 PM - Arlington Heights police offered no new details Sunday into their investigation into an exchange of gunfire at a village park Saturday afternoon.
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