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Western Springs Home Burglarized, D101 Mulls Later Start to School Year: Week in Review
Patch looks back at five of the biggest Western Springs stories from the week of Jan. 13.

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Patch looks back at five of the biggest Western Springs stories from the week of Jan. 13.

Patch looks back at five of the biggest Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills stories from the week of Jan. 13.
Yanni Sanchez was on the WGN Midday News Friday to cook during the Lunch Break segment.
The dealership advertised "no money down" leases that, in fact, included up-front costs.
Check out the latest crime stories from the area.
The school will be closed for cleaning that is related to recent water damage.
The 2014-15 start date depends on whether or not the board approves a facility expansion plan in February.
The Christmas and New Year's crackdown lasted from Dec. 20 to Jan. 5.
Clarendon Hills police reports, Jan. 9-15.
Recent burst pipes caused by extreme weather has led District 181 officials to believe the issues are more serious than previously thought, but HMS staff members have been worried for a number of years.
We asked, and Patch's Facebook fans answered.
We asked, and Patch followers on social media answered.
Patch wants to know what you'll be doing on Martin Luther King Day Jr. Monday to wrap up the extended weekend.
Patch wants to know what you'll be doing on Martin Luther King Day Jr. Monday to wrap up the extended weekend.
Sheriff's deputies now carry the anti-overdose drug Narcan in their squad cars.
Sheriff's deputies now carry the anti-overdose drug Narcan in their squad cars.
One of the homes broken into is located in the 300 block of Forest Road, and the other is located in the 200 block of North Washington Street.
Dips & Dogs and ZaZa's both have Groupons currently listed.