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New Restaurant Headed to Grant Square, D86 Levy Stays Flat: Week in Review
Patch looks back at five of the biggest Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills stories from the week of Nov. 18.
1. Prasino Owner Plans to Open New Restaurant in Grant Square: Yia Yia's Pancake House and Restaurant is expected to open in Hinsdale in early 2014, according to owner Theo Maglaris.
2. D86 Board Approves Flat Tax Levy: Board President Claudia Manley called the flat levy a "win-win scenario" that will benefit both students and taxpayers.
3. 64-Year-Old Zook Home in Hinsdale Gets Landmark Status: The home at 820 N. Washington St. in the Fullersburg neighborhood was built in 1949.
4. Check From Hard-Hit Washington, IL, Turns Up in Hinsdale After Storm: Our latest Tweet of Note comes from ABC 7 Chicago, who reported a bizarre story out of Sunday's damaging weather.
5. Donoroo Payment Issues Not Result of Wrongdoing at CHMS: District 181 board member Gary Clarin said there were no signs of fraud or misappropriation of funds related to the discontinued Clarendon Hills Middle School fundraiser.
2. D86 Board Approves Flat Tax Levy: Board President Claudia Manley called the flat levy a "win-win scenario" that will benefit both students and taxpayers.
3. 64-Year-Old Zook Home in Hinsdale Gets Landmark Status: The home at 820 N. Washington St. in the Fullersburg neighborhood was built in 1949.
4. Check From Hard-Hit Washington, IL, Turns Up in Hinsdale After Storm: Our latest Tweet of Note comes from ABC 7 Chicago, who reported a bizarre story out of Sunday's damaging weather.
5. Donoroo Payment Issues Not Result of Wrongdoing at CHMS: District 181 board member Gary Clarin said there were no signs of fraud or misappropriation of funds related to the discontinued Clarendon Hills Middle School fundraiser.
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