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Palatine area running club hosts memorial run for Boston
By Jessica Cilella - 04/16/13
Shoe and athletic gear reflectors shined on a dimly lit track in Palatine Tuesday night as about 30 people ran and walked a mile in solidarity with the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. "I kept striving to try to do Boston, and it... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/16/13
Northwest Fourth Fest might charge cover for one night of music
By Jessica Cilella - 04/15/13
Attendees at this year's Northwest Fourth Fest might have to pay for a ticket if they want to see two bands perform live on July 5 in Hoffman Estates. Guests could be charged $10 to enter the fenced-off Village Green across the street from the... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/15/13
Attendees at this year's Northwest Fourth Fest might have to pay for a ticket if they want to see two bands perform live on July 5 in Hoffman Estates. Guests could be charged $10 to enter the fenced-off Village Green across the street from the... FULL STORY
Bartlett school for special-needs students moving to Wheaton
By Jessica Cilella - 04/13/13
More than 100 special-needs students will be attending school in a new building this fall, as the Bartlett Learning Center is moving to downtown Wheaton. The new location, near the corner of Seminary Avenue and Main Street, was once part of St. John... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/13/13
New pools, office renovations part of D211's long-term capital improvements plan
By Jessica Cilella - 04/12/13
A presentation made during the Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211 board of education meeting Thursday laid out five capital construction projects the district hopes to get done over the next several years. Associate Superintendent for... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/12/13
A presentation made during the Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211 board of education meeting Thursday laid out five capital construction projects the district hopes to get done over the next several years. Associate Superintendent for... FULL STORY
Longtime Conant math teacher remembered as 'great enthusiast'
By Jessica Cilella - 04/12/13
Former co-workers and family are remembering longtime Conant High School math department chair Bill McCauley as an exceptional mentor who effectively brought together the young teachers, creating a second family for them all. McCauley died Wednesday... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/12/13
Dawn Patrol: Elgin police seek animal abuser; Metra CEO on way out?
By Jessica Cilella and Lee Filas - 04/11/13
Elgin police seek owner in animal cruelty case. Is Metra CEO on his way out? Grayslake District 46 arts, music programs saved. Obama gives Kirk a call to talk gun control. 12 years for Aurora man who robbed for gambling addiction. Updated Brandt's... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella and Lee Filas - 04/11/13
Longtime Hoffman Estates park commissioner retires
By Jessica Cilella - 04/11/13
Hoffman Estates Park District Board Commissioner Lollie Guiney is stepping down this month after serving on the board for 16 years. The 82-year-old who's won numerous medals in the Senior Olympics plans to stay active and fit, however. FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/11/13
Police: Elgin teen caused more than $7,200 in damage
By Jessica Cilella - 04/10/13
Police arrested a teenager believed to have been behind a graffiti spree that caused more than $7,200 in damage throughout Elgin, according to a news release. FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/10/13
Electric aggregation fails again in Bartlett
By Kerry Lester and Jessica Cilella klester@dailyherald.com - 04/10/13
Bartlett voters for a second time have rejected a plan for the village to solicit bids from electricity suppliers other than ComEd to potentially save residents and small businesses on their power bills. With all 37 precincts reporting in Cook, Kane... FULL STORY
By Kerry Lester and Jessica Cilella klester@dailyherald.com - 04/10/13
Bartlett voters for a second time have rejected a plan for the village to solicit bids from electricity suppliers other than ComEd to potentially save residents and small businesses on their power bills. With all 37 precincts reporting in Cook, Kane... FULL STORY
Elgin police seek owner in animal cruelty case
By Jessica Cilella - 04/10/13
A dog named Liberty will soon be free to move into a new, loving home after being rescued from an abusive owner whom Elgin police are still trying to track down, authorities said. The Elgin Police Department Animal Control Unit responded to a... FULL STORY
By Jessica Cilella - 04/10/13
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