La Grange, IL|News|
La Grange Apology Sought Amid Sex Abuse Allegations
A family member defends her grandfather. Her aunt stands by the allegations.

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A family member defends her grandfather. Her aunt stands by the allegations.

She is also in line to get increases in her deferred compensation and car allowance.
Officials say they want rules that are "easily communicated and understood."
Officials say they're doing the right thing, but seem to make no progress.
The company had planned to install fiber optic lines in front-yard rights-of-way.
An alderman pointed out the expenditure in case residents had questions.
The owner considers the station aged and past its useful life.
Police issued tickets after they could not reach a resolution, the chief said.
Four years ago, she was found sleeping in a local home, police said. She was not a guest.
A resident said he saw no problem, but an alderman called boats and RVs eyesores.
For a second year, another western suburb topped the chart. In all, 10 Illinois towns made the list.
For a second year, Hinsdale's neighbor topped the chart. In all, 10 Illinois towns made the list.
For a second year, La Grange's neighbor topped the chart. In all, 10 Illinois towns made the list.
For a second year, the village topped the chart. In all, 10 Illinois towns made the list.
Two suspects concealed items in a large tote bag, local police said.
The owner plans to be creative with its astrological theme.
She held positions in government and civic organizations over the last few decades.
In another case, a package was stolen from a front porch in a local neighborhood, police said.
He is registered to vote at an Addison house, but a process server reported that he doesn't live there.
The supervisor accused his predecessor of malfeasance. The ex-official labeled the new administration the "theater of the absurd."