At Bartlett's village board meeting tonight, trustees passed the proposed Class L Downtown Business District liquor license for Town Liquor and Food.
 

The Bartlett Volunteer Fire Department Inc. will host its annual Turkey Raffle Saturday, Nov. 21 at the Bartlett Fire Barn.
 

A Bartlett woman was charged with prostitution and drug offenses Friday.
 

School District U-46 officials announced $4.9 million in reductions to balance its budget for the 2009/2010 school year today.
 

A 16-year-old male was charged with burglarizing a Bartlett home and possession of cannabis Sunday.
 

The village of Bartlett has released its “Bartlett by the Numbers” financial report.
 

The Salvation Army is experiencing an increase in demand, and are seeking volunteers to help.
The group will develop an advisory council to assist with planning and fundraising events.
 

The village is asking residents to be aware of several traffic advisories in light of Halloween activities this weekend.
 

An Elgin resident was charged with driving under the influence after hitting a pedestrian with her car early Thursday morning.

The Bartlett Park District held its first Halloween House Decorating Contest Wednesday night.
 

The Hinsdale Township High School District 86 Board of Education president is attempting to seek a seat on the DuPage County Board.
 

In September, commercial vehicles accounted for 15 percent of code violations in Bartlett, making it the fourth top violation in the village.
 

Parents concerned about overcrowding at Nature Ridge Elementary School in Bartlett will have to wait at least two years before they see a solution, like a redrawing of district boundaries.
 

Bartlett resident Charlotte Burritt spent 66 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Central DuPage Hospital when she was born 10 weeks prematurely last year.
 

The DuPage County Sheriff’s Department will test suspicious or questionable Halloween treats beginning at noon Saturday, Oct. 31, as part of a special initiative to make the holiday safer for trick-or-treaters, the department  announced.