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Oakbrook Terrace business helps cushion the recovery process
David Tews, a counselor and Dr. Abdel Fahmy, medical director for Soft Landing Recovery in Oakbrook Terrace, discuss the case of a patient.
Teen Says He Got E. Coli From Burrito At Lombard Restaurant
A local teen says he got sick because of a burrito he ate from a local restaurant that's now the focus of an e coli outbreak.
Number of E. coli cases growing, DuPage health officials say
The number of cases reported in an E. coli outbreak has increased to 9 confirmed cases and 8 probable, DuPage County health officials said Tuesday.
Cary man faces 3 bank robbery charges
A Cary man has been charged with three counts of bank robbery in connection with incidents that took place over a 10-day period, the FBI said in a news release.
DuPage to make pitch for more bus shelters
A proposal to build bus shelters with advertising was scrapped about eight years ago after several communities - including Glen Ellyn, Lombard, Villa Park and Wheaton - expressed concerns about the structures serving as mini-billboards.
Pernix Group, Inc. Announces New Contract Award in Azerbaijan
Pernix Group, Inc. announced today that the Company's joint venture, Pernix Serka Joint Venture , has been awarded a $6.5 million sole-source task order by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations for the Design-Build Services FY13 Interagency Security Assessment Team Security Upgrades Project at the U.S. Embassy in ... (more)
Joliet diocese and former priest facing sexual abuse lawsuit
A man who claims that a Joliet Diocese priest sexually assaulted him more than 36 times on various religious retreats during the 1970s has filed a lawsuit against the priest and the diocese.
Ex-student pleads not guilty to Glenbard East graduation threat
A former Glenbard East student accused of planning a mass shooting at the Lombard high school's graduation ceremony has been indicted on one count of felony disorderly conduct, prosecutors said in court Monday.
Lombard restaurant at center of DuPage E. coli probe
Four confirmed cases of E. coli infections have been reported among customers of Los Burritos Mexicanos in Lombard, and DuPage County health officials said Monday they are continuing an investigation into the exact cause of the illnesses.
DuPage Closes Restaurant, Investigates E. Coli Outbreak
Chinese patients who've gotten sick contracted the disease from animals. There aren't yet any known cases of human-to-human transmission.
Lisle renters 'thrilled' to return home Saturday
Ashley and Victor Atalla push the second of their two cars out of the floodwaters April 22 at the Towers at Four Lakes apartment complex in Lisle.
'Little Shop of Horrors' promises laughs, not screams in Hinsdale
Fernanda O'Brien of La Grange, Andrea Alletto of Burr Ridge, Jack Cherry of Hinsdale and Madison Moran of Lombard are part of the 45-member cash of Stage Door Fine Arts' "Little Shop of Horrors."
Housing on golf site 'going nowhere with Lombard'
When Lombard trustees began discussing future land use at Ken-Loch Golf Links more than a year ago, they did so to give direction to a housing developer considering buying the property.
Weddings week 2013: Save 85% On Wedding Gowns While Supporting A Great Cause
If there was ever a reason to head to the suburbs, this may be it: Designer wedding gowns will be hugely discounted on Saturday, June 22 at the Brides Against Breast Cancer Bridal Event and Wedding Gown Sale .
Channel Chief Vows Increased Partner Focus As BMC Gets Set To Become Private
Page 1 of 2 As BMC Software gets set to be taken private by investors, the company's channel chief is vowing the move won't hinder the company's efforts to expand its channel program.
'New day in Villa Park' for new Mayor Bullwinkel
Deborah Bullwinkel, the new village president in Villa Park, attends an awards ceremony last month at Willowbrook High School, chatting beforehand with Lombard Village President Keith Giagnorio, Villa Park Village manager Richard Keehner Jr. and District 88 superintendent Scott Helton.
Cress Creek marks 50th anniversary
"It was an adventure the first time I went out there. The city ended at Mill Street, point blank and period - from city to nothing.
Residents may return to Lisle apartments June 15 Updated Jun 7, 2013...
Almost two months after flooding left residents at a Lisle apartment complex homeless, they will be able to return to their homes next weekend, officials announced Friday.
TLMessentials Announces The Start Of A Three Day Long Special Price Event
TLMessentials announces the start of a three day long special price event for TLMessentials Omega 3 starting on the 14th June 2013.