Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, IL|News|
Woman Gets Violent In Hinsdale Role-Playing: Cops
It started with the woman "playfully" shoving another, police said. The suspect was arrested.

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It started with the woman "playfully" shoving another, police said. The suspect was arrested.

The La Grange Village Board spends far less time than the high school board in closed sessions.
Patch figured out the percentage of time that the board meets in closed sessions.
Patch figured out the percentage of time that the board meets behind closed doors.
Other public bodies meet behind closed doors a lot more often.
He retired after being reprimanded for spending work hours on his side business. The rebuke followed a Patch story.
The village explains why the chief's car is not counted yet as compensation.
Central offers a course that is linked to a test for college credit. It doesn't exist at South.
The crash closed lanes on the expressway.
Police arrested the man shortly after. He has been released.
Village officials and opponents differ on what the downtown idea means for safety.
A former school board candidate advocates on the class size issue, as he did during his campaign.
A board member expressed concern about approving a $40,000 financial consultant.
The woman was knocked to the ground, police said. Officers charged the boy and his father.
In another case, an Elmhurst man made a false 911 call, police said.
The party in a local neighborhood created excessive noise, police said.
He was charged with telephone harassment and criminal damage.
The board reversed a policy requiring tuition from such students. It was in response to residents' requests.
The progress was praised, but a committee member said, "I don't know how we got there."
Collisions have occurred in the last couple of weeks, police said.