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Woodridge Master Bathroom Wins Remodeling Excellence Award
A bland master bath was transformed into a relaxing, spa-like retreat.
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A bland master bath was transformed into a relaxing, spa-like retreat.
The deadline to enter is March 21.
Work to will begin in spring on the historic landmark.
The officers will work to stop criminal behavior on trains, assist conductors and protect customers.
The deadline to apply for a position on the panel is March 18.
The library is highlighting one bookologist at a time. This March, meet Melody.
The club awarded Cathy Seiden, a first grade teacher at Kingsley School, with an Outstanding Teacher Award.
Posts will include events, crime/safety alerts, Riverside Police Department programs, various activities, community outreach and more.
Marion Street Market re-opens March 7 for lunch and dinner, and weekend brunch kicks off March 12.
Tracy Veltri of North Dakota was processed by Elmhurst police and released on bond.
Jimmy Ruston and Jack Bergman qualified for state.
Completed applications and support documents must be received by 4:30 p.m. June 1.
The code change was approved in a 4 to 1 vote Feb. 29.
This week's "Manhunt Monday" pick is wanted out of Hanover Park.
Lex gets along with everyone, even dogs, and his adoption fee is prepaid.
The Woodridge Police Department reported crimes and arrests through March 4.
River Forest police reported incidents from Feb. 24 to March 1.
Hinsdale Police Department reported crimes through March 1.
The annual WSCAE Science Fair at Brookfield Zoo showcased students’ work.
A jury found Lawrence Adamczyk would be likely to commit criminal sexual offenses if he were not confined.