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Cook offers 400 H1N1 vaccines in Palatine
Cook County will hold walk-in clinics for H1N1 vaccinations in Palatine - but only for 400 people at a time.
Troop tribute salutes families
Nancy Kolanowski held her granddaughter Corrine in her arms as the young girl's father received an encased American flag from his commanding officers.
The Illinois National Guard has plans to honor about 85 soldiers who served in Afghanistan.
H1N1 case confirmed at West Leyden
Leyden High School District 212 has its first confirmed case of the H1N1 influenza virus, but there is no word or information on the student's condition.
Heat Star Wade Donates Funds to Neighborhood Library
Heat Star DeWayne Wade Donates Funds To Local Illinois Library - One of the catch phrases known in professional basketball is "The NBA, where caring happens." Well needless to say that the caring goes beyond doing charity work alone.
Felon Arrested After Police Chase, Crash
Share + Sep 14, 2009 11:02 pm US/Central Police from south suburban Markham and Robbins apprehended a convicted felon on the South Side Monday night following a chase that ended in a crash.
Soldiers Return On 9/11 Anniversary
Soldiers Return On 9/11 Anniversary Share + Sep 11, 2009 6:04 pm US/Central Soldiers Return On 9/11 Anniversary Reporting Derrick Blakley ROBBINS, Ill.
Comptroller faces cemetery panel's ire
Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes came under fire Thursday for his office's oversight of cemeteries amid an investigation into allegations of grave desecration at a historic black cemetery in suburban Chicago.
Four Ex-Illinois Cemetery Workers Plead
Four former cemetery workers pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges accusing them of digging up bodies at a historic suburban Chicago graveyard in order to resell the burial plots.
Library in Robbins, IL, Will Remain Open in September
Thanks to donations from the public, the William Leonard Public Library District in impoverished Robbins, IL, has received a reprieve, staving off closure at least through the month of September.
Midlothian intrigued by plasma power
Using plasma to vaporize garbage and power electric plants with the gas byproducts may seem a bit farfetched, but Midlothian village officials are intrigued enough to look into the possibility.
Sting catches would-be drug buyers in Robbins, sheriff says
Fifteen people are facing charges after they allegedly attempted to purchase drugs from undercover Cook County Sheriff police officers.
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Skokie library books aid for endangered Robbins facility
Help is on the way for the public library in poverty-ravaged Robbins, in danger of closing for lack of money.
In Robbins, IL, Library Threatened With Closure in Two Weeks
When, in 2005, LJ visited the William Leonard Public Library District in Robbins, IL, the library was struggling.
LSTA Grant Advance Saves Illinois Towna s Only Library
The south suburban Chicago town of Robbins will continue to enjoy uninterrupted public library service thanks to the infusion of $25,500 in emergency grant funding it was promised just days before a lack of revenue would have closed its doors as of September 1. The August 20 reprieve came two days after some 50 area residents joined Robbins Mayor ...
In Robbins, IL, Library Threatened With Closing in Two Weeks
When, in 2005, LJ visited the William Leonard Public Library District in Robbins, IL, the library was struggling.
Please, Mr. President: Save our library
From the outside, it's an uninspiring little building made of pink and gray cinder block, and surrounded by a few wilting shrubs.
A south suburban community is working together to try and save their village's only library.
Tough economic times may force the library in Robbins to close at the end of the month.
Grand jury indicts 4 former Ill. cemetery workers
This combination of file booking photos released July 9, 2009 by the Cook County, Ill.