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The newspaper legacy the Paddocks leave: Fearing God, telling the truth, making money
Dec 16, 2018 7:30 AM - On Dec. 15, 1898, Hosea C. Paddock started his newspaper business in the rural hamlets that would become the Northwest suburbs. After 120 years of leadership from four generations of the Paddock family, his descendants have sold the Daily Herald media company to its employees.
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You have until Saturday night to enter our holiday lights contest. Here's how.
Dec 7, 2018 4:11 PM - The end of the night Saturday is the deadline to nominate your outdoor display for the Daily Herald's annual holiday lights contest. Visit events.dailyherald.com and upload a photo on the contest page. -
After 120 years, Paddock family sells stake in Daily Herald to employees
Dec 6, 2018 8:19 PM - Nearly 120 years after Hosea Cornish Paddock bought the paper that would become the Daily Herald, his descendants are completing its sale to employees. -
Arlington Heights hospital welcomes back doctor who served in Kuwait
Dec 3, 2018 5:50 PM - Northwest Community Hospital employees gave a hero's welcome home to one of their own. Emergency department physician Dr. Jonathan Garlovsky, a U.S. Army Reserve captain, returned to the Arlington Heights hospital Monday morning. -
Constable: This Mundelein beauty-school dropout now is in the business of making stuff
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What people were shopping for in the suburbs this Black Friday
Nov 24, 2018 7:25 AM - Black Friday means something different to almost every shopper. We caught up with a handful before they rushed home with their treasures. -
Constable: Visiting one of his restaurants, founder Dick Portillo still one of the crew
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Gurnee salon gives suburban veterans a new look
Nov 14, 2018 8:55 PM - Earlier this week, veterans in Lake County and across the country were honored for their past sacrifices and achievements in service to their country. On Wednesday, six of them were honored in a more forward-looking manner -- with free makeovers. -
Des Plaines program helps struggling veterans find a new career
Nov 9, 2018 1:04 PM - A Des Plaines Chamber of Commerce program helps veterans learn job-seeking skills neededto land the career they want, then sends them off with a career-focused package valued at $8,000, including a new laptop computer. -
How BBQ sauces and 'dad bods' are helping support veterans
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