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The following local students at Nazareth Academy, 1209 W. Ogden Ave., LaGrange Park, have made the honor roll for the first quarter of the 2009-2010 school year.
Community brief: DVD offers hope to those who stutter
For the three million Americans who stutter, not being able to say their own name is just one of the many challenges which confront them as they start their work day.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the area police departments.
Beware, drivers. The snow season is here and the streets are about to get a little slick.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the area police departments.
Most stolen property pawned for quick cash
After items are stolen, police often have a limited amount of time to try to recover the items because the thieves don't want to hold on to the merchandise for a long time as well.
Community Briefs: Police seek donations for holiday food drive
The Berkeley Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge 49 will be conducting its second annual Holiday Food Drive now through Dec.
Curves owner receives Gold Franchise award
The owner of Curves in Berkeley has gained national recognition from her peers for the hard work she has put into her business to keep women fit.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of area police departments.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the are police departments.
They'll need to learn how to do that more often, since I'll probably outlive the Maldives: at the rate we're going, their islands will be inundated by rising seas in a few decades.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of area police departments.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of area police departments.
Eagle Scout: 'Historic' landscaping
As Tim Hunter of Berkeley starts a new chapter in his life, college, he takes with him a constant reminder of the impact he's made in his community.
Kidnapper-Busting Cop Is From Chicago Area
Share + Aug 31, 2009 3:37 pm US/Central Reporting Mike Parker She's a Chicago-trained cop, and she helped set Jaycee Lee Dugard free.
Read news of the odd, unusual and sometimes weird, from around Chicago. Readers are reminded that an arrest by police does not constitute a finding of guilt; only a court can make that determination.
News Briefs: 30-minute makeover set for Saturday
The Maywood Environmental Beautification Commission is calling on all village residents and local businesses to participate in a "Maywood 30-Minute Makeover" on Saturday, Aug.
Community Briefs: 'Pack the Pack' seeks school supplies
Community Support Services, Inc., serving families with developmental disabilities, is requesting donations for its school supply drive, "Pack the Pack." Donations of back packs, any school supplies or gift cards are needed.
Community Briefs: 'Pack the Pack' seeks school supplies
Community Support Services, Inc., serving families with developmental disabilities, is requesting donations for its school supply drive, "Pack the Pack." Donations of back packs, any school supplies or gift cards are needed.
Berkeley police see increase in stolen bicycles
Bicycles as well as items in unattended driveways and open garages of homes in Berkeley have been reported missing over the past several weeks.
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