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Girl Scouts enjoy fall Camporee
With rain ponchos at the ready, 250 Girl Scouts and their troop leaders gathered at Wild Rose Program Center near St.
Live window displays part of Holiday Walk
A chocolate fountain and a marshmallow roast make the Forest Park Chamber of Commerce & Development's "Holiday Walk: Festival of Windows" a delicious treat.
Oak Park Township Senior Services, 418 S. Oak Park Ave. E-mail seniors@oakparktownship.org; call Dana Ferdinand, 383-8060; visit Web site, www.oakparktownship.org . All in fifth floor lunch room unless otherwise noted.
Berwyn man accused of burglary
A Berwyn man was arrested Nov. 5 in connection with a residential burglary in Downers Grove.
Park District of Oak Park: Additional funds approved for war memorial
The Park District of Oak Park Board authorized an additional payment of up to $40,000 to repair the north and south stairs and a chip on the statue of "Liberty Unsheathing her Sword" on Scoville Park's World War I memorial.
The Fenwick High School Blackfriars Guild will open its new season by presenting William Shakespeare's comedy, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," at 7:30 p.m. Nov.
Atwood to read 'The Year of the Flood'
Acclaimed author Margaret Atwood will present a 70-minute dramatic reading from her new novel, "The Year of the Flood," backed by a troupe of actors and a choir, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov.
Two charged in series of burglaries that included Western Springs
Two Berwyn men were arrested earlier this week in relation to a series of burglaries, one of which occurred in Western Springs.
The CTA Lake Street elevated line rapid transit yard in west suburban ...
Tuesday, November 03, 2009 The CTA Lake Street elevated line rapid transit yard in west suburban Forest Park Illinois.
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Review: 'The Gates' by John Connolly
Some scientists fear that once the Large Hadron Collider, that 17-mile racetrack for subatomic particles buried deep beneath the mountains of Switzerland and France, really gets going, it may create a black hole that will swallow the Earth.
Nothing stops stand-up Tony Vincent from going for the laughs
How Tony Vincent became a comedian isn't funny. But, judging by the reaction of audiences at his shows, people are glad the Oak Park funny man is doing stand-up comedy.
Senate lowers threshold for Stroger override
The Illinois Senate moved to undercut the powers of Cook County Board President Todd Stroger by voting to lower the threshold for county commissioners to override his veto.
Friends of Daniel Pearl honor his memory with jam session
In 2002, the world was horrified when 38-year-old Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was kidnapped while on assignment in Pakistan.
City's leaf pick-up program may fall
The city starts its annual leaf pick-up program Monday. Whether the service continues next year could become a budget issue in coming weeks.
All the fall fun you could want at Family Fireside Halloween
Everyone will have fun, indoors and out, at the free Family Fireside Halloween, 7-9 p.m. Friday, Oct.
Petitions being passed for Fioretti in the 7th
Ald. Robert Fioretti, a freshman alderman, might jump into the 7th District race.
ComEd Smart Meter Pilot Approved by Illinois Commerce Commission
One of the most comprehensive tests of smart meter technology in the nation, this pilot will assess how technology can improve service, help customers make more informed decisions about energy use and contribute to lower energy costs and reduced carbon emissions.

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