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Constable: After retiring from school named in her honor, principal took aim at polio

Oct 24, 2021 9:27 AM - After a career in education that led to a school being named in her honor, retired principal Mary Stitt of Arlington Heights joined Rotary International's global effort to eradicate polio. It took her to several countries and led to an international award.
African snake found at DuPage County forest preserve

Associated Press
Oct 21, 2021 4:03 PM - A snake native to Africa has been removed from the Herrick Lake Forest Preserve in Wheaton after a visitor found the reptile coiled beneath her car.
Constable: Military miniature show more about art than artillery

By Burt Constable
Oct 21, 2021 6:08 AM - This weekend's Military Miniature Society of Illinois show in Schaumburg will feature 400 acclaimed artists, who sculpt and paint figurines ranging from Napoleon to fantasy characters.
Constable: Why Vernon Township named pool after late Buffalo Grove man

Oct 16, 2021 4:37 PM - Public places often are named to honor someone who spent decades working for the institution. Vernon Township is naming its swimming pool in memory of a Buffalo Grove resident who died at age 22, and it makes perfect sense.
Constable: Blood, pus and tears, but 'Dr. Mercy' loves her patients

By Burt Constable
Oct 14, 2021 5:37 AM - In the new TLC dermatology-based reality series, "Dr. Mercy," surgeon Mercy Odueyungbo, who has a practice in Lombard, treats the mental side as well as the physical side of patients who come to her seeking life-changing operations.
Constable: Among first to free Paris, Libertyville veteran gets highest French medal at age 99

By Burt constable
Oct 12, 2021 5:20 AM - As one of the first soldiers to roll into Paris after defeating the Germans during World War II, Leonard Brzostowski is getting the recognition he deserves. In a ceremony at the Consulate General of France in Chicago on his 99th birthday, the Libertyville man was presented with the Legion of Honor, France's highest distinction.
Constable: Palatine student pushes through pain of skin disorder in search of the positive

Oct 9, 2021 5:20 PM - Caroline Provost has a rare disorder that makes her fragile skin rip and blister easily. But with the support of others, including a 20-year-old neighbor who is raising money for research by running the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, she allows herself to dream of a cure.
Constable: Palatine grads turned smelly gym bags and a class project into a business

By Burt Constable
Sep 23, 2021 6:26 AM - A class project when they were seniors at Palatine High School has turned into a business for entrepeneurs Anthony Tamras and Drake Roberts. And it was inspired by the gym funk from their football and lacrosse days.
'Safe, supported and loved': How a Schaumburg teacher nurtures students amid pandemic

By Eric Peterson
Sep 21, 2021 6:00 AM - Though her career has yet to include a school year completely unaffected by COVID-19, sixth-grade teacher Sukaina Hussain of Hoover Math & Science Academy in Schaumburg is already being recognized by her colleagues and students for her talent and skill in working with young people.
Constable: Artist's stroke of inspiration with kids turns summer from gloomy to glorious

Sep 18, 2021 6:05 PM - When a girl and a woman from different backgrounds bonded over art, something wonderful happened. Carol Keene opened up her Buffalo Grove backyard to scores of kids, and painting classes led to a summer of love.

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