Morgan Delack is an editor for several Patches across the Northwest Chicago suburbs including Barrington, Lake Zurich, Buffalo Grove, Des Plaines, Niles-Morton Grove and Park Ridge.
Morgan is a graduate of Penn State University, and previously worked in television news before coming to Patch in July of 2010.
Originally from Troy, Michigan, Morgan now calls Barrington home where she resides with her husband and kids.
National Donut Day is today, June 1, and that means a free donut offer from Dunkin' Donuts. Entenmann's is teaming with the Salvation Army, offering the group proceeds from sales and, for consumers, a chance to win free donuts for a year.
A list compiled by Barrington 220 School District, the Barrington Area Drug Prevention Coalition and the Barrington Police Department.
David Hirsch was among 104 people, including the U.S. Army Joint Chief of Staff, to be awarded with the medal on May 12.
Danielle Colby Cushman visited with the staff of Grassroots over Memorial Day weekend.
The annual classic car shows kick off for the summer on May 31.
Reports from the Barrington Police Department.
Beaubien plans to run as an Independent candidate in the November election.
The Tower Lakes Drain Watershed Partnership was formed to protect wetlands.
The students removed invasive garlic mustard from two Barrington area locations.
Events happening in Barrington for Memorial Day Weekend.
Top stories for the week of May 20.
The village of Barrington has declared May 24-28 as Buddy Poppy Days.
Lines on the Run held their spring fun run, but this time it benefitted Relay for Life.
The teacher has been on leave since April 16 regarding an operational matter.
Mary Anne Wesoloski was honored with the Ron W. Lee, MD - Excellence in Pediatric Care Award.
St. Anne fifth graders have been writing to their pen pals at St. Frances of Rome in Cicero.
The non-profit gardening group is holding workshops for vegetable gardeners.
Arnett C. Lines Elementary School kids will participate in a 5K or 1 mile run to benefit Relay for Life.
Barrington Area United Way presents the Roundup II. Hear from local artist Janet Mamon as she paints four horses for the project.
Council to send final report to Tollway Board of Directors.
