Long Grove News

Italian restaurant Rossini di Lucca is now open for business in Palatine, just in time for the upcoming holiday weekend.

A Flight for Life helicopter, vehicle extraction and two fatalities sent a powerful message to Lake Zurich High School teens, Wednesday afternoon.

"Olympic Rain Forest" is a work by St. Charles fine art photographer John Rydin.

The Arlington Rehab & Living Center has an opening for a Full Time Receptionist and CNA's. Previous experience required.

Gurnee has struck another deal with a company that will provide electricity at a cheaper rate than ComEd for homes and small businesses.

A group of Northwest suburbs that banded together last year to acquire electricity for their residents and small businesses will save more than 8 percent over ComEd's published price over the next 12 months, a Buffalo Grove official said this week.

Installation of what will be the showcase feature of the new-look Libertyville Golf Course has been delayed but a grand opening is proceeding in the interim.

Traffic Arrest Victor A. Villanueva , 28, 32366 Allegheny Way, Lakemoor, was arrested during a traffic stop on Route 12 at Ela Road, April 30.

Students from the Rebecca McCarthy School of Dance McDance Company perform in a previous edition of Celtic Fest at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates.

The festival runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Long Grove, near Route 83 and Robert Parker Coffin Road.

Tiffany Schuler, owner/pastry chef at Sweet Whimsy Pastry Shoppe in Long Grove, will be showcasing regular and gluten free chocolate treats ranging from $1-$6 during Long Grove's Chocolate Fest.

Long Grove will host its annual celebration of all things chocolate this weekend, with its three-day Chocolate Fest.

Cyberphobe, left, and Kentucky Gal duked it out in the first race on opening day last year at Arlington Park in Arlington Heights.

Hardwood floors throughout the living and dining area. Brand new kitchen and bathroom cabinets.

The seven North and Northwest suburbs that partnered early on in the widespread electric aggregation trend have saved millions of dollars in the first year of the contract, so they've decided to pursue a second.

Two local photographers will be among more than 100 artists exhibiting their work on Memorial Day Weekend when the Downtown St.

A bad week for the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort due to flooding continued Tuesday morning, when the accidental mixing of two cleaning agents created a gas that forced the evacuation of the building.

The Lake-to-Prairie Chapter of Wild Ones hosts a spring nature walk to view the wildflowers, birds and scenery from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Reed-Turner Woodland, 3849 Old McHenry Road, Long Grove.