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Update On Elmhurst D205 Investigation Into Finances
The board president told the public where the inquiry stands.

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The board president told the public where the inquiry stands.

Officers obtained a search warrant to get the driver's blood sample, police said.
The low bid beat the engineer's estimate by nearly $250,000.
The resident, who lost $27,000, spoke with imposters from Apple, his bank and the Federal Reserve, police said.
The district is one of the few above pre-pandemic levels among elementary and middle schoolers, an official said.
The money targets the local school with the highest rate of low-income students.
Candidate Mark Mulliner, who opposes the project, wants to wait until after the election. The mayor said Mulliner is politicizing the issue.
He now serves at a school with a negligible number of students coming from low-income families.
The man made up the story to his boss and then told the police, according to a report. He now faces a felony charge.
A trustee backed a resident's proposal for a meeting on south La Grange stormwater issues.
Other towns are active on social media, a practice that La Grange should follow, a trustee said.
Bruce was known for his wry, irreverent sense of humor, love of puns, and a strong sense of integrity in work and personal relationships.
A village official answers that question. He also said public works could use more staff.
The person could identify red flags in domestic violence situations, an official said.
Lights and noise are their concerns. An official said the village is making headway.
At least twice last year, the village handled cases where contractors were alleged to have done work without a permit.
He said he left Hinsdale after the village eliminated his position.
One man tried to buy a car with a false driver's license, while the other passed a counterfeit bill, police said.
In another case, a woman was unable to shake off a date that apparently went bad.
Police responded to a burglar alarm in the middle of the night.