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Police say Schaumburg cop under investigation
A Schaumburg police officer who authorities said kept a revolver that a resident turned in to police has been placed on administrative leave as his conduct is investigated.
Schaumburg mayor leads by example during Bike to Work Week
Schaumburg Mayor Al Larson led by example Friday morning as he hosted a Bike to Work Week ride to his own workplace at the village's Robert O. Atcher Municipal Center.
Sandvik Coromant brings young people into its facilities to demonstrate modern manufacturing technology and the work of manufacturing.
How to shop at thrift stores: 10 tips
Frugal shoppers know that thrift and resale stores bear a gold-mine of finds and deals, but it doesn't always come naturally.
Elk Grove woman killed while biking a 'careful rider'
Rosaleen Waters, left, with her niece and goddaughter, Kiera Shorey. Waters died Tuesday morning after she was struck by a car while riding her bicycle across Higgins Road near Route 53 on the Busse Woods Trail.
Voodoo Monkey Child Gear Up For The Upcoming Release Of Their Third...
Email: alicia@wifiprgroup.com Website: http://www.voodoomonkeychild.com Long-running, Grammy nominated prog rock outfit, Voodoo Monkey Child, have been hard at work recording their latest full-length album, "Coast of Dreams". The band hopes to promote the new release beyond sweet home Chicago.
Annie Overboe Gluten-free chocolate cake a reason to celebrate
Walking around and observing the Gluten and Allergen Expo last month at the Schaumburg Convention center, I came away with much food for thought.
Bicyclist killed in collision with car in Schaumburg
The victim, who appears to be in her 30s, was pronounced dead at 9:30 a.m. at Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Embraces Patients' Christian...
SCHAUMBURG, IL/INFINITY CONCEPTS, LLC - Cancer Treatment Centers of AmericaA provides state-of-the-art, integrative cancer care that combines advanced technology with a personalized approach.
The first of many early team previews has been released on the EDGY Nation side.
Schaumburg: Plenty of disapproval for our elected officials
OK. Nobody is a stretch. Democrats, particularly in Chicago, approve of the job Quinn has done, but more than half of Democrats disapprove or have a neutral opinion of Quinn.
Matsuura Appoints Exclusive Dealer
Matsuura Machinery has pointed Yamazen as its exclusive dealer in a 13-state territory consisting of Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, Ohio, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia and parts of Illinois and Wisconsin.
FreeTunes gives library card holders songs
Love country? Rock? Alternative? Big band? If you enjoy music, especially free music, then you'll love FreeTunes from the Schaumburg Township District Library .
Marriott offers area visitors a human touch
For those visiting the Chicago area, providing accommodations away from the city's congestion while still providing ready access to it is clearly an important service.
Parents oppose plan to eliminate special ed class size limits
When Mary Jo Shepherd of Schaumburg first read about the Illinois State Board of Education's proposals to end class size restrictions for both special education classrooms and general education classrooms that serve students with disabilities, she wondered which of her five children they would affect.
MISUMI to Feature Interactive Kiosks, Prize Drawings, and Automation...
At this year's ATX Canada, May 14-16, MISUMI USA, Inc., a subsidiary of MISUMI Corporation, part of MISUMI Group, Inc.
Suit claims ex-Schaumburg priest sexually abused teen,...
A man filed suit against a former Schaumburg priest and the Archdiocese of Chicago on Thursday, claiming that priest paid him to keep quiet about eight years of sexual abuse that began when he was 10.
Lyons ends 44 years with Schaumburg Township Library
Schaumburg Township District Library Trustee Robert Lyons will end his 44-year tenure on the library board Monday, May 20 - one of the longest examples of continuous service by any elected official in the Northwest suburbs.
Slideshow: Random expensive items
An 1891, $1,000 U.S. Treasury Note depicting Civil War era Union Gen. George Meade, once redeemable in gold and the only known example of the bill outside the Smithsonian Institution, set a world record for any paper money sold when it brought $2.585 million in an event by Heritage Auctions in Schaumburg, Ill.