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OCTOBER 1-8, 2008 Start Browsing! SportsSend Speak Out! Read Speak Out! Arlington Hts. Buffalo Grove Des Plaines Elk Grove Glenview Mt. Prospect Niles Palatine Park Ridge Prospect Hts. Rolling Meadows Rosemont Wheeling Travel Obituaries AdsPlus Get ads online from our print editions Start browsing! |
Last updated | 1:22 p.m. CT, Fri Oct 3 2008  Bobby Reckamp, 2, enjoys the view during Saturday's Mt. Prospect Fire Dept. Open House. Fire department open houses continue Saturday in Des Plaines (11-3), Park Ridge (12-4) and Elk Grove Township (11-2). Public Discussion On Casino Tuesday Council To Address Agreement, 2nd Proposasl The path appears clear for Des Plaines aldermen to publicly discuss the latest information on one or more plans to open a casino here. Read more.SEPTEMBER FLOOD HEADLINES • Great Flood of 2008 Photo Gallery• Gov: This Place Is A Mess • Warriors To The Rescue • Assessing the Damage, Door-To-Door • Park Ridge Assesses The Damage • Gemini Students Sent Elsewhere Due To Flood • Calling All Volunteers • No Clear Path When It Comes To Improving Water Retention JOURNAL JOB FINDER
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LATEST SCOOPS Niles To Keep Eye On Paint Plant PollutionA report identifying a Niles company as being one of the area's leading airborne polluters contains outdated information, village officials said this week. Read more. Supreme Court: Case Against Park Ridge Can Go OnThe Illinois State Supreme Court reversed two lower courts allowing a 2004 wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Park Ridge to continue. Read more. State Baseball Champs Reunite After 50 YearsOff The Record: They're all around 67-years-old now, less fleet of foot, the sharpness of their eyesight having evaporated into the abyss of time long ago. Read more. Chemical Spill Slows I-294Tri-State Tollway traffic was brought to a crawl Wednesday after a hazardous materials spill near Glenview. Read more. Boys Report Suspicious Person At ParkMt. Prospect Police Dept. Tuesday issued a community alert after a "suspicious person" was spotted at Busse Park, 111 N. Owen St. on Saturday, Sept. 27. Read more. LOCAL OPINIONS • OFF THE RECORD: State Baseball Champs Reunite After 50 Years• JOHN CRAWFORD: For Catholics, Pope's Words Offer Clear Conscience • MAUREEN PEKOSH: When News Is Wrong, Things Can Get Messy • WAGNER FARM RESCUE FUND: Rising Up In Times of Need
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