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Saint Viator plans unconventional 'drive-thru' open house on Sunday
Oct 23, 2020 6:00 AM - Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Saint Viator High School still plans to host its annual open house -- albeit a bit unconventional -- on Sunday. -
No charges after Arlington Heights police investigate suspicious incidentOct 22, 2020 4:18 PM - Arlington Heights police said Thursday they've concluded their investigation into a suspicious incident from over the weekend and found no evidence that a crime occurred.
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CBD store opening in downtown Arlington HeightsOct 22, 2020 4:12 PM - The new Hemp CBD Wellness store in downtown Arlington Heights will have its official grand opening Saturday with a ribbon tying and appearance by former Chicago Blackhawks player Daniel Carcillo.
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Ex-Arlington Heights cop alleges discrimination based on his Assyrian heritage
Oct 21, 2020 11:21 PM - A fired Arlington Heights police officer says in a lawsuit filed this week he was discriminated against because of his Assyrian and Iraqi heritage by colleagues, including the former police chief. -
New Arlington Heights garbage contract is cheaper, but service is less frequent
Oct 20, 2020 3:48 PM - Arlington Heights plans to retain Groot as the village waste hauler in a new 7-year contract that calls for cheaper rates, but less frequent pickup service. -
Girls cross country: Hersey's Harden, Prospect shine at MSL meet
Oct 20, 2020 1:40 PM - Hersey sophomore girls cross country standout Anna Harden knows what it's like to be the lone wolf on the course. Harden, 23rd in the state as a freshman last year, won the Mid-Suburban League title this past weekend by almost 50 seconds. -
A woo-what? A woonerf is a pedestrian-friendly concept proposed for Arlington Heights
Oct 20, 2020 5:48 AM - Arlington Heights officials are contemplating plans to further enhance the village's downtown, including transformation of the main Vail Avenue-Campbell Street intersection into a pedestrian-friendly, European-inspired streetscape. -
Hundreds of suburbanites vote early as more polling sites open
Oct 19, 2020 8:05 PM - Bearing with cold, drizzly weather, suburban voters spent as little as a few minutes and up to a couple of hours waiting outside municipal buildings, libraries, courthouses and community centers to cast ballots on the first day of expanded early voting across the region Monday. -
Golf helped Hersey's Sheldon become a better tennis player
Oct 19, 2020 12:36 PM - Hersey senior Max Sheldon didn't drop sports in high school in order to specialize in one. Just the opposite. He added a sport. In fact, Sheldon picked up golf and he wound up using it to save his tennis career. Next year, he'll be playing college tennis at Michigan State. -
Harper Promise free tuition program faces changes to keep it sustainable
Oct 19, 2020 5:30 AM - With more students signing up for Harper College's Promise Scholarship, the program that guarantees free tuition for good grades, attendance and community service is slowly becoming financially unsustainable, college officials say. It's a reality that has led them to consider tweaks to the program now, and perhaps an overhaul later.
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