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Jobless: 10 Percent Is Tougher Than It Used to Be
It hurts more to be unemployed now than the last time the jobless rate hit 10 percent.
Schaumburg man in standoff arrested again
The Schaumburg man who police say barricaded himself in his apartment Thursday was charged again Friday after allegedly ripping down doors in the apartment and rushing an officer responding to the scene.
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Municipal Property Tax Coming to Schaumburg?
An anonymous source outlines a plan by the Village Trustees and Mayor Larson to create a whole new municipal property tax only a few days before Christmas, with little notice and little opportunity for public input.
Schaumburg barricade situation ends
Tactical officers walk around the area of the 1900 block of Evening Song Court, where a man with a gun surrendered peacefully on Thursday after a brief standoff.
New editor joins Daily Chronicle
DeKALB – The Daily Chronicle will have a new editor when Jason Schaumburg takes the reins Nov.
Palatine, Cary-Grove's Farleigh lead way
Palatine and Cary-Grove senior Phillip Fairleigh eased their way to victories at the Schaumburg Class 3A sectional at a blustery and muddy Busse Woods on Saturday.
Champaign man charged Schaumburg theft
A Champaign man Saturday was charged with retail theft for trying to return some men's ties he allegedly had just taken from a store rack and placed in a bag.
Society of Actuaries' New President Takes Office
The Society of Actuaries' new president S. Michael McLaughlin assumed his role at the recently concluded annual meeting of the Society, held in Boston.
Motorola posts 3Q profit, names CFO
Motorola Inc. reported an unexpected quarterly profit Thursday as operating losses in its struggling mobile phone division narrowed.
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Schaumburg Sales Tax Rollback Effort Presents 1,250+ Signatures to Village Board
"At the October 27th, 2009 Schaumburg Village Board meeting the Schaumburg Freedom Coalition will present to Mayor Al Larson and the Village Trustees over 1,250 signatures from local residents in support of reducing Schaumburg's home rule sales taxes which contribute to a 12% total bar and restaurant tax - the highest tax of its kind in the United ...
Socius Adds Illinois Vice President
Socius Insurance Services, Inc., a San Francisco-based management liability and property & casualty insurance wholesaler, today announced the appointment of Matt Baird as Assistant Vice President in its Elgin, Illinois branch office.
Schaumburg should take hint from EGV
Kudos to Mayor Johnson and the Village Board of Elk Grove Village for deciding to rebate $300,000 yearly in excess revenue from the Grove Mall TIF district to local School Districts and shut it down three years ahead of schedule.
Family Found for Orphaned Dogs
A family of four dogs that have been orphaned since September may have a new home.
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Site Translations joins the Schaumburg Business Association
The networking opportunities offered by the Schaumburg Business Association help companies learn from the expertise of others, understand the community, meet business neighbors and enjoy a productive collaboration.
Schaumburg makes $10K cocaine bust
A monthlong probe has led to the arrest of a possible gang member and the confiscation of $10,000 of cocaine, Schaumburg police said.
Street fight victim loses vision in eye
Two off-duty Cook County sheriff's officers broke up a street fight in which a teenager lost her vision in one eye over the weekend.
Suspect charged in teenager's loss of an eye
Schaumburg High School senior Andrea Sanders had dreams of becoming a nurse or perhaps an attorney.
Making strides against breast cancer
Sara Shumaker of Arlington Heights, a student at Rolling Meadows High School, runs the course Sunday during the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Hoffman Estates.
'IT firms must fight against economic disparities'
'IT industry has to fight against economic disparities' 'IT industry has to fight against economic disparities' 'IT industry has to fight against economic disparities' 'IT industry has to fight against economic disparities' 'IT industry has to fight against economic disparities' Arthur J. Pais in Schaumburg, Illinois Sam Pitroda, the architect of ...
Inaugural suicide walk passes expectations
It's been five years since Sue Zimberoff lost her 19-year-old son, Skyler, to suicide.