Oct 31, 2009 | Journal & Topics Newspapers
Candidates seeking election in next February's primary had the opportunity to be first to file petitions to get on the ballot last Monday.
Nationwide Prostitution Bust Nets Several Charges Here
A joint team of 10 officers apprehended eight women on Friday, Oct. 23 during a country-wide prostitution sting.
Three Charged In Police Narcotics Search
The Mt. Prospect Police Dept. along with help from the Hoffman Estates Police Dept.
Man accused of following, photographing women
Ronald H. Witt told Deerfield police officers that he knew he should not have been taking pictures of women walking to their cars, according to a police report released Monday.
Variety show adds new life to old theater
As a teenager at Prospect High School, Lindsay Diakoumis remembers going to the old Des Plaines Theater for a few Battle of the Bands shows.
Mayor Breaks Tie, Election Referendum Moves Ahead
Mayor Irvana Wilks was the deciding vote as village board members, in a 4-3 decision Tuesday night, approved moving forward with a referendum to let the public decide on how local elections should be held in the future.
Local musician plays with Franklin, Wonder
Chinbat Batmunkh, known as Chinbaa to his friends, poses for a photo with Josh Groban after the two performed together.
Mt Prospect residents to pick election type
Mount Prospect will leave it up to the residents to determine how the village conducts their local elections.
Mt. Prospect trustees will be presented Tuesday with an ordinance calling for a referendum to be placed on this February's ballot asking residents if village elections should remain non-partisan while eliminating primary elections.
Prospect Grad Hits It Big Writing For 'Glee'
Ian Brennan has something to sing and dance about. The 31-year-old Mt. Prospect native and Prospect High School graduate is living his dream.
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Four Prospect High School students recently survived a head-on car collision due to their seatbelt usage.
Mt. Prospect contest for teen filmmakers
Creative film buffs in grades 6-12 are invited to write, shoot and edit their own films, and submit them for consideration in the Mount Prospect Library Teen Film Fest, beginning Sunday, Nov.
Mt. Prospect officer wins sheriff's award
Mount Prospect Police Detective David Behun has been presented with the Cook County Sheriff's Law Enforcement Award of Merit, given annually to police officers from across Cook County who consistently perform beyond the call of duty as evidenced by their attitude, work ethic and professionalism.
Students in accident right after lesson
Four northwest suburban teens who had just attended a seat belt awareness presentation at school were involved in a head-on collision on the way home -- and walked away unhurt because of their seat belts.
Mount Prospect cancels winter parade
The Mount Prospect Winter Festival Parade is another victim of the economy. The decision to drop the traditional first Saturday in December event for at least one year will save the village $32,000 in expenses such as renting a tent and paying overtime for public safety and public works employees, said Mayor Irvana Wilks.
Budget Concerns Force Parks To Cut Back On Projects
The Mt. Prospect Park Dist. is expected to spend under $700,000 next year on capital improvement projects, much less than the $5 million needed to catch up on projects that have been delayed over the years, according to Park Dist.
New Fire Station 14 May Be Ready By Early 2010
Mt. Prospect Fire Chief Mike Figolah anticipates moving into the department's new $7.7 million, 23,000 sq.
Man accused of stalking ESPN's Andrews works in Glenview
The man accused of taking a hacksaw to a hotel room peephole and then videotaping ESPN reporter Erin Andrews in the nude will be released on bail but kept on home confinement and electronic monitoring, a federal magistrate in Chicago ruled Monday after prosecutors called the man a danger to the community.
Illinois sues Chicago-area roofing company
Illinois' attorney general has filed a lawsuit alleging a suburban Chicago contractor solicited roofing contracts without a license and for work he either failed to do or did poorly.
Atty. general sues Mt. Prospect roofer
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed a lawsuit today against a Westmont roofing contractor who lives in Mount Prospect.
Bands triumph over weather in Mt. Prospect
The Wheeling High School band plays during the Knight of Champions 14th annual marching band competition at Prospect High School Saturday.
Resource Center Springs Into Action
On the first day Mt. Prospect's south side resource center opened, a man who had been contemplating suicide walked into facility seeking help, according to Nancy Morgan, director of Human Services.
Mother to be questioned in infant's death
The mother of a Mount Prospect infant whose father is charged with his murder will give a deposition before she leaves the country, it was decided in Cook County Circuit Court Thursday.
Depot Retail Space: Anyone Else Interested?
Interest in filling a vacant retail space in the Mt. Prospect train station is sputtering along.