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Celebrate Chanukah At Arlington Heights' Menorah Lighting Sunday
This year, officials will light a new "Shining Light Art Menorah" covered in drawings that depict people doing good deeds.

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This year, officials will light a new "Shining Light Art Menorah" covered in drawings that depict people doing good deeds.

Three pharmacies, including Walgreens, fueled the public health crisis by failing to adequately monitor opioid prescriptions, a jury ruled.
A woman whose wallet was stolen found $10,000 in fraudulent charges after contacting her credit card company: Buffalo Grove Police Blotter.
Officials need 60 Corner Marshalls to ensure runners stay en route and monitor traffic during the race, which will take place on Dec. 4.
Mike Skibbe will add deputy village manager to his resume, while Nicole Woods was promoted to director of community development.
Through its Military Business Resource Group, the company marked Veterans Day by dedicating a plaque to its employees who have served.
The Schaumburg Police Department hopes to keep impaired drivers off the roads by implementing a safety campaign during Thanksgiving week.
The state labor relations board is expected to certify a District 28 union after employees in four schools filed authorization cards.
The game, which was canceled last year, will take place at Wilmette Centennial Ice Arena beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Admission is $5.
The parts were taken from vehicles parked in the 1400 and 1800 blocks of Milwaukee Avenue from Nov. 19-20, the Glenview police blotter said.
The woman was arrested in Wadsworth on a warrant out of Milwaukee County, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Office Blotter.
A GoFundMe has been created to support the family of Ja'Nya Murphy and her daughter, Jaclyn Dobbs, who were found dead earlier this month.
Veterinary nurse Sarah Brown of Veterinary Specialty Center was chosen as the award winner in honor of Emergency Veterinary Nurse Day.
Surveillance video shows the suspect entering the victim's room and leaving about an hour later, police said. He was charged with murder.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
The inaugural event will take place on Dec. 4. Over 40 vendors will sell goods and snacks while live entertainers perform.
Applications have opened for the grant, which funds projects focused on conservation, sustainability, engagement and youth development.
Overnight last week, two vehicles on Clover Road were found with doors open, and a subject was seen trying to enter a car on that street.
The Arlington Heights Police Department made 12 arrests, including six for driving under the influence, from Nov. 12 to 19.
A water main broke in the median of Arlington Heights Road, just south of Central Road. Officials urge caution when navigating the area.