Articles filed under College of DuPage
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Police want help finding suspect in Addison shootingFeb 09, 2009 10:00 pm - Police were searching Monday for a man considered armed and dangerous who is charged in a recent Addison shooting. Authorities said Martin Tapia-Aguilar, 24, is believed...
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Nitpicking shouldn't decide who winsFeb 07, 2009 10:00 pm - One is criticized for work that isn't neatly stapled. Another is scolded for forgetting to number pages on the homework. One had an answer right in several places, but t...
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Challenges aplenty to candidates in DuPage CountyFeb 06, 2009 10:00 pm - All campaign drama doesn't happen on Election Day. At least five governmental entities are holding electoral board hearings next week to determine whether nearly 20 cand...
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1 board should hear COD objectionsFeb 06, 2009 10:00 pm - As a taxpayer in this district for more than 25 years, a former student of College of DuPage and parent of a COD alum, I am outraged at the establishment of two electora...
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Objections aplenty in COD trustee raceFeb 03, 2009 10:00 pm - The dwindling field of College of DuPage trustee candidates could become even smaller if an outgoing trustee has his way. Kory Atkinson filed objections to six candidate...
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College of DuPage hopefuls jockey for top spots on ballotJan 29, 2009 10:00 pm - Mark Nowak is not attempting some odd power grab by filing for two trustee seats on the College of DuPage board, he's actually just looking for the best ballot position....
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8 vie to replace Connelly on DuPage boardJan 26, 2009 10:00 pm - Eight candidates have applied to fill the vacancy on the DuPage County Board created when Michael Connelly resigned to become a state representative. Connelly had a litt...
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Bartlett man charged with DUI after accidentJan 24, 2009 10:00 pm - Bartlett police say a drunken driver was responsible for a crash that sent him and another vehicle's occupants to a hospital Friday afternoon. Sgt. Jessica Crowley said ...
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Obama sets example on sunshine lawsJan 24, 2009 10:00 pm - On the heels of an administration that looked for reasons to refuse Freedom of Information Act requests, President Barack Obama started his first full day in office with...
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King's legacy remembered at Lisle breakfastJan 18, 2009 10:00 pm - Two events, one held Monday morning in Lisle and the other taking place Tuesday in Washington, D.C., provide hope to many attending each that Rev. Martin Luther King Jr....