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Four Glendale Heights townhouses damaged in fire
Paul Michna/pmichna@dailyherald.com Area emergency crews attend to a fire on the 1800 block of Hickory Lane in Glendale Heights late Tuesday afternoon.
Police Blotter: 8 DUI Charges and More Thefts at Glenbard West
Driving under the influence Jennifer R. Rivera, 25, of Glendale Heights was charged with driving under the influence near Anthony and Main Streets May 7 at 1:06 a.m. Rivera was also charged with possession of drug equipment and cited for improper lane usage.
Police Blotter: Driver Slows Down, Stopped for DUI
Kamol Agaliyez, 22, of Glendale Heights was arrested May 5 for driving under the influence, according to Deerfield Police reports .A According to the report, an officer followed Agaliyez driving westbound on Lake Cook Road near Waukegan Road clocking him driving 52 miles per hour in a 40-mile-per hour zone.
Chicagoland, Joliet and Suburban live music for May 11th - 12th 2012
There is a slew of great bands performing throughout the area this weekend so call a babysitter, get your friends together and head on out to catch some live musica Friday at Bada Brew rocks heavy with "Deadman's Hand", "The Last Nova", "Bobaflex", "Heart-Set Self-Destruct" and "Persistence Of Memory". The jams kick off at 7 pm and ticket price is ... (more)
Lenze Americas opens Mechanical Product Assembly Logistics Center
Lenze's new 100,000-sq. ft. assembly and logistics facility in Glendale Heights officially opened at the end of March.
Kronos Enters Greek Yogurt Market
Kronos Foods, Inc., Glendale Heights, Ill., received USDA-certification as a dairy facility and will begin producing Greek yogurt specifically for the foodservice industry.
website garners top Illinois honors
Daily Herald photographer Steve Lundy won second-place honors at the Illinois Associated Press Editor's Association contest for this shot of motocross Pro 450 riders entertaining crowds last summer at the Lake County Fair.
Man charged with DUI after striking disability agency's van
Marilyn Flanagan wasn't supposed to be driving three clients with developmental disabilities home Friday afternoon from the Lombard social services agency she directs.