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Hinsdale Interim Fire Chief Retiring
The fire department is expected to see another change in leadership.
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The fire department is expected to see another change in leadership.
The city is being asked to reject a homeowner's request for a zoning change. The owner paid $2 million.
The neighbors' lawyer said they will "grieve the loss of their home as they have known it."
The additions include a splash pad. The project is expected to start next week.
She has two decades of experience at the school, starting as a special education teacher.
Part of the road will be closed for most of the summer, the city said.
The Prairie Path, which runs alongside the street, is expected to remain open.
The upgrades are expected to be completed by July, the park district says.
In another case, a Villa Park man scared customers at an Elmhurst store, police said.
In other matters, three were charged with DUI. One was asleep behind the wheel, according to a report.
This street represents the "highest ideals of prestige and privilege," according to a survey.
The company has submitted nine applications to the village.
Residents are urged to protest the demolition of a historic house. A hearing is planned next week.
Firefighters said a single fire sprinkler nearly put out the fire.
The break-in occurred in late February in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
DNA evidence and witness interviews point to a Crest Hill man as committing the crime, prosecutors said.
They want to learn about automotive engineering and take part in 24 Hours of Lemons.
In another case, a victim saw a suspect steal tools and drive away, police said.
With its test scores, the local high school is holding its own against Stevenson and New Trier. A resident suggests otherwise.
The village warned the car wash 27 years ago that it would issue tickets for parking on sidewalks.