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Endorsements: Ollayos, Hashmi for ECC college board
Mar 18, 2019 1:00 AM - The Daily Herald offers its endorsements for two seats on the Elgin Community College board in the April 2 election. The terms are for six years on the ECC board. -
Evangelical financial group suspends Harvest Bible Chapel's accreditation
Mar 18, 2019 12:47 PM - A religious financial accountability organization has suspended its accreditation of Harvest Bible Church. -
Elgin police seek to boost officers' participation in mental health programs
Mar 15, 2019 8:41 PM - Elgin police officials want to boost participation in programs that encourage officers to be proactive about mental health, including a volunteer peer support team trained by the nonprofit Operation Shattered Stars. -
Scouting Fox Valley boys volleyball
Mar 15, 2019 8:59 AM - Here's what to expect from the Fox Valley area boys volleyball teams this spring. -
United Way of Elgin merging with Metro Chicago agency
Mar 15, 2019 8:36 AM - After 18 years at the helm of United Way of Elgin, Lynne Bosley will be retiring after an upcoming merger with United Way of Metro Chicago, which she hailed as a positive move. -
Should Elgin fire officer in fatal I-90 shooting? Issue divides council candidates
Mar 14, 2019 6:17 AM - Three candidates running for Elgin City Council say a police officer who fatally shot a woman a year ago should be fired, while the other seven either said they will stand by the results of a pending internal investigation or reserved judgment until that report is completed. -
'She wasn't left alone': Elgin residents gather to remember woman killed in police shooting
Mar 13, 2019 12:51 PM - About 40 people gathered in downtown Elgin to commemorate the anniversary of Decynthia Clements' death, who was killed in a police shooting March 12, 2018. "I felt joy that all these people were here for her," her son said. -
Elgin commission wants to limit video gambling, charge new fees
Mar 7, 2019 5:24 AM - Elgin is headed toward implementing licensing fees for video gambling and limiting the types of establishments that will be able to get those licenses in the future. -
Elgin council to be informed of internal investigations
Mar 7, 2019 4:34 PM - A year after Elgin's city manager was reprimanded for inappropriate behavior during a staff meeting, the city council decided on new rules requiring the city council to be informed of internal investigations regarding high-ranking city officials. -
Downtown Elgin venue gets OK after residents finally get chance to speak
Mar 7, 2019 4:26 PM - Legit Dogs and Ice in downtown Elgin received final approval Wednesday to host concerts, after opponents got a chance to air their views to the city council.
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