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Woman Stays Overnight In Elmhurst Restaurant: Police
She told officers she locked herself in the restroom overnight, authorities said.

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She told officers she locked herself in the restroom overnight, authorities said.

In another case, an Elmhurst woman faces two domestic battery charges, police said.
The man was said to be driving a white work van, according to a police news release.
The village explained why it has failed to turn in a mandated report since 2005.
A new policy addresses the problem, the village manager said. A former department member criticized the rules.
Police said they responded to two violations earlier this year, prompting a chronic nuisance warning.
Three men were accused of stealing merchandise from two Villa Park stores within a short time, authorities said.
The school received a new report years later about the same incident, but "different details were shared," an official said.
The village president suggested the shooting broke state law. An official explained why it was needed.
The village may make an exception for a local businessman. His rentals would be downtown.
Board members generally agreed on a schedule with fewer meetings.
She has been charged with criminal trespassing twice in the last few days, authorities said.
In another case, a resident reported a suspicious person trying to sell a phone and AirPods, police said.
The suspect also crashed into a pickup truck at a local intersection, police said.
The idea is to protest Trump's "illegal and authoritarian actions."
The idea is to protest Trump's "illegal and authoritarian actions."
The idea is to protest Trump's "illegal and authoritarian actions."
The program coordinator said changes for next year are not equitable for both schools.
A student leader recommended a requirement to help deal with such situations.
The agreement includes a pay raise and a car allowance.