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Park is Quiet and Empty on Weekdays
Barrington Park District property is a wonderful place to stroll in the fall.
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Morgan Delack, Patch Staff
- Barrington, IL
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.
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Willow Creek Church to Celebrate 35th Anniversary
One of the largest churches in the country will mark its 35th year with weekend celebration.
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Roasted Beets Make Flavorful Salads
Erin Bailey shows us a simple way to cook beets for use in several dishes.
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Walk to School Day Promotes Healthy Living
Many students in Barrington will participate in the annual International Walk to School Day tomorrow.
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Village Officials Talk Budget, Overspending
The Committe of the Whole gathered to review the commuter parking lot and the 2011 budget.
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Optimistic Economic Outlook Among Barrington Businesses
According to a survey conducted by the Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce, many businesses see growth in 2011.
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Crews Work On Orchard Church Site
Construction workers continue to build the church site that will open later this year.
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Residents Discuss Sidewalks, Stop Signs
The eighth and final neighborhood meeting regarding the Barrington comprehensive plan took place last night.
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Bail Amounts Increase Significantly
Motorists who break the law in Barrington should prepare to pay a hefty bail amount.
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Chef Erin Bailey Cooks Up Dinner On Patch
Erin Bailey explains her culinary background, and shows us what to expect on La Pomme de Pin at Home.
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Suicide Outbreak: How to Spot Warning Signs
In part two of our series, "Suicide Outbreak", Barrington Youth and Family Services Executive Director, Rochelle Schulman, explains what is causing kids to take their own lives.
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The Oldest Church in Barrington Celebrates Milestones
The Community Church of Barrington prepares to celebrate 163 years of service.
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New Contract Means No Raises For District 220 Support Staff
A new three year contract is approved by the Board of Education and Barrington School Employees Organization.
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Early Learning Center Opens Doors for Patch
Patch gets a sneak peek inside of the new Barrington Early Learning Center, which offers home-like atmosphere for at-risk, special needs children.
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Suicide Outbreak: Group Works to Raise Awareness
HERE in Barrington battles the problem of student suicides at Barrington High School.
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Barrington Residents Prepare To Vote In Upcoming General Election
Barrington residents will see a variety of races on their ballots in the 2010 Illinois general election.
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Barrington Editor Looks Forward to Adventure
Barrington Patch welcomes story ideas, community input as the site evolves.
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Learn, Grow, Share with The Smart Farm
Barrington farming organization supports local, sustainable agriculture.
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Grant Allows Barrington Elementaries to Teach Mandarin Chinese
U.S. Department of Education grant will fund new elementary school program.
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