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Grant helps Kane County buy flood-prone sites
Although the last big flood occurred nearly two years ago, residents of the Richardson subdivision still recall the flooded rooms and water damage.
Police Report: Elgin man faces weapons charges
Blanks is accused of pointing a .380 caliber handgun at someone in the 500 block of North McLean Boulevard.
4 hurt, turkeys scattered in Algonquin crash
Four people were injured in a three-vehicle accident on Randall Road in Algonquin Friday that caused 30 frozen turkeys to slide around on the road, officials said.
No blame in Dundee pedestrian death
A Kane County Coroner's jury Wednesday faulted no one for the death of a 66-year-old East Dundee woman struck and killed by a pickup truck while crossing the street.
Briefs: Seasonal flu shots at East Dundee library
A registered nurse will give seasonal flu shots Friday at the Dundee Township Public Library, 555 Barrington Ave.
East Dundee treats going worldwide
East Dundee bakers Roger and Diane Ahrens can boast their cookies and Rice Krispie Treats have been to remote regions of the world and delivered by everything from Army jeeps to donkeys.
E. Dundee seeks resident input on gambling
East Dundee trustees made it clear where they stand on video gambling machines in eligible village establishments: they don't want them.
While paying some bills last week, I noticed that it's already Christmas in West Dundee.
Elgin attorney accused of cheating clients
A longtime Elgin attorney faces prison time after being accused of stealing more than $140,000 from clients.
W. Dundee gets funds for riverfront work
West Dundee has received a grant to stop erosion on the Fox River banks. The village will use large boulders and top soil to shore up the area to protect the Riverwalk.
Salvation Army set to ring in its 2009 Kettle Campaign
Bells will be ringing this week as the Elgin Salvation Army launches its annual Kettle Campaign, hoping to match last season's record amount while also trying to meet an overwhelming need this season.
E. Dundee church remodel earns kudos
The church architectural firm of David F. Schultz Associates Ltd. of Barrington was awarded the Excellence in Architecture Award by the Northeast Illinois Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently.
Vargas: "I will lead charge to repeal government-run health care"
Congressman Bill Foster ran as a fiscal and pragmatic moderate. However, his votes have betrayed his constituents.
Historical society honors 3 homes, village hall
Four area structures were awarded plaques by the Dundee Township Historical Society on Sunday, including one that has been called the crown jewel of Dundee's historic district.
No bond for East Dundee repo man
A judge revoked bond Thursday for an East Dundee repo man accused of falsely reporting a vehicle stolen so police would look for it.
Dundee Twp. library welcomes new director
"It was kind of poetic justice," said Roxane Bennett, starting her second week on the job as the Dundee Township Public Library's executive director.
Larkin, Lake marry Sept. 12 in Minooka
Donna Lillian Larkin of Downers Grove, Ill., and Thomas Edward Lake of West Dundee, Ill., were married Sept.12, 2009, at St.
Both size & style carry weight at pumpkin event
While it was no easy task lugging giant pumpkins to the Dundee Township Visitor's Center, it was well worth it in the end for several, who captured a virtual boatload of prizes.
Genevan's zombie flick to play in Dundee
Local people who turned out in bitter cold in January 2008 to pose as zombies for the movie "Bled White" -- or who simply were inconvenienced because Hampshire's main downtown street was closed to traffic for parts of three days during the filming -- finally will get a chance to see what came of their pains.