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The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Burr Ridge Police Department.
Western Springs native joins La Grange brokerage
Whelton has grown a successful real estate career over the past 14 years by working with sellers, new construction, investors, and first time home buyers.
Burr Ridge joins class-action suit over hotel tax
Burr Ridge has joined at least eight other Illinois towns in a legal fight to collect lost tax money from online travel companies.
Burr Ridge Hawks fan recovering after puck hit her...
A Blackhawks fan who was hit in the face with a puck last night at the United Center during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals is recovering from surgery this afternoon.
'Little Shop of Horrors' promises laughs, not screams in Hinsdale
Burr Ridge police blotter for June 11.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Burr Ridge Police Department.
Arlington Heights to join online hotel tax lawsuit
Arlington Heights will join a class-action lawsuit with several other Illinois municipalities in an effort to recoup tax money lost when people book hotel rooms through outside travel websites.
Western Springs kids grab top honors at Burr Ridge fishing derby
More than 50 young fishermen and their chaperones put poles to water Saturday at the annual Pleasant Dale Park District fishing derby.
Former trustee among Burr Ridge Plan Commission applicants
Grela said he believes the commission needs veteran representation along with the new members being sought.
Uniquely Thursdays gets off to cool start in Hinsdale
Despite rain through the morning Thursday and cool temperatures, the sun came out, the skies were blue and by 6 p.m., Burlington Park was filled with people listening to the band C-Factor, snacking on pizza and talking to old and new friends.
Its' getting lonely on the Burr Ridge Plan Commission
Thanks to the April election, two members of the 7-member board have moved on to the Village Board.
Brady and Dillard to announce Illinois gubernatorial soon
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Carry law will mean changes for Burr Ridge police
Illinois is still a signature away from allowing its citizens to carry guns, but it's a subject that Burr Ridge Police Chief John Madden has thought about for years.
Burr Ridge middle schoolers learn hands-on lesson
Pleasantdale seventh-graders Andrew Korallus, Nick Grba and Maks Jasiak, along with their teacher, Dianne Washburn, open boxes of donated food for distribution at the Peoples Resource Center food pantry in Westmont.
Burr Ridge OKs Chase Bank after promise of financial support
Claps of thunder weren't the only loud noises heard during a long and sometimes heated discussion of Chase Bank's offer to the village of Burr Ridge.
Central Students Charged After Fight, Bike Theft Reported: Police Blotter
THURSDAY, MAY 23 Playing Hardball A 15-year-old male from Burr Ridge and a 16-year-old male from Willowbrook were charged with fighting after police say they fought in the Hinsdale Central gym at 7:50 a.m. while playing basketball before school.
Severe Thunderstorm, Flash Flood Warnings Issued for Hinsdale, Burr Ridge Area
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning and a flash flood warning for southern DuPage County Tuesday night.
Jewelry Left Poolside Stolen From Hotel Patrons: Police Blotter
SUNDAY, MAY 19 Valuables Stolen from Home A resident from the 15W400 block of 62nd Street reported at 8:57 a.m. that several pieces of jewelry, a purse, and an iPod were taken from their home by an unknown person at an unknown time.
Burr Ridge police blotter for May 28.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Burr Ridge Police Department.