Burr Ridge, IL|News|
Burr Ridge Defends 2 Cops Against YouTuber
The village is eyeing legal action against the man who filmed the officers. The mayor said the man's allegations were "manufactured."
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Darien, IL|News|
Is Darien Chamber Still Up And Running?
The 41-year-old group appears to have lost its office and phone number.
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Elmhurst|News|
Semitruck Hits Elmhurst Sound Wall
The driver and passenger are taken to the hospital for minor injuries, police said.
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Elmhurst|News|
Elmhurst D205 Hopeful Opposes DEI; Others Back It
Critical race theory also becomes a topic during an Elmhurst election forum.
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Elmhurst|News|
Elmhurst Mayor Opposes Recording Committee Meetings
Meanwhile, the school board plans to resume its pandemic practice of posting committee videos.
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La Grange, IL|News|
Lyons Township High Board Splits On Building Projects
The board is dipping too much into the school's bank accounts, the dissenters said.
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Western Springs, IL|News|
$7K Loss In Western Springs Burglary: Cops
Someone broke a window and entered a house, authorities said.
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Darien, IL|News|
Closed Darien Eatery May Get New Occupant
The "bigger boys" are likely to keep the plan under wraps until the last minute, an official said.
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Darien, IL|News|
Darien Open To Helping Developer With Project
A local shopping center "needs a shot in the arm," a city alderman said.
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Elmhurst|News|
2 Elmhurst Men Charged With Domestic Battery
Another local man knocked a phone out of a person's hand at a business, drawing a battery charge, police said.
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La Grange, IL|News|
When La Grange Pizzeria Hopes To Open
"Our tradespeople are working hard," the restaurant's owner said.
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Elmhurst|News|
Another 200-Unit Elmhurst Residential Building?
Such a complex may be part of the performing arts center development, the mayor said.
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Burr Ridge, IL|News|
Burr Ridge Store Seeks $400K From Village
The store plans a major renovation, which is expected to bring more customers.
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Elmhurst|News|
Elmhurst D205 Finances Good: Board Candidates
But one hopeful noted the district's credit card scandal and its low financial rating.
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Elmhurst|News|
Seniors 'Squeezed Out' Of Elmhurst: Candidates
Alderman hopefuls address housing affordability, particularly the effect on seniors.
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Elmhurst|News|
Keep Parkland As Is: Elmhurst Candidates
An alderman, however, questioned why the city decided against selling the parkland.
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Elmhurst|News|
Elmhurst Candidates Divided On Train Station
A mayoral candidate said no replacement is needed. Some alderman candidates expressed concerns.
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Elmhurst|News|
Elmhurst Mayor Rivals Differ On Police Station
However, alderman candidates seem open to building a new station.
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Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, IL|News|
Lawmaker Reaches Out To Constituents In Elmhurst, Other Towns
She plans a constituent open house in Westmont and satellite office hours in Elmhurst.
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Elmhurst|News|
Don't Panic On Immigration: Elmhurst Mayor
The city shouldn't pass rules that might be "unnecessary and offensive," Mayor Scott Levin said.
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