As if the death of a pet is not traumatizing in itself, the Goodwick family of Villa Park says they have to live with wondering if their puppy’s death might have been prevented. The family has filed a malpractice lawsuit against a Lisle vet, who denies any wrongdoing.
The intense, five-day investigation following the killings of three Darien family members last week was a crucible from which Darien Police Chief Robert Pavelchik’s department gained one very valuable lesson.
Raising fees, halting Saturday service and closing offices are a few pitches to shore up the U.S. Postal Service’s $238 billion shortfall projected over the next decade.
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The human remains found yesterday on the west side of St. Charles have been identified by the St. Charles Police.
Senior finishes with double-double as Glenbard East now looks for first sectional title since 1964
A lawsuit has been filed today against Subway restaurant by a Wheaton couple on behalf of their child who became sick after eating at the Lombard restaurant on Feb. 26.
The Wheaton-Glen Ellyn branch of the American Association of University Women’s annual used book sale has humble beginnings, first being held in 1961 at a sidewalk sale.
Derek Ortiz, 33, labeled the “C-note Bank Robber” for his penchant of asking for money in hundreds and suspected of robbing the TCF Bank branch in Darien last month, has been charged with the robbery of a Bolingbrook bank.
Elmhurst Community Unit School District 205 will construct its 2010-11 budget with a smaller staff, larger class sizes, and $2.28 million in spending cuts, but will keep some elementary Spanish instruction, officials said at the board meeting Tuesday, March 9, night.
