Two men were charged with residential burglary after stealing video game equipment from a Bartlett home Tuesday, police said.
 

Hanover Township Trustee Sandra Westlund-Deenihan has won the Association of Illinois Township Committees on Youth (AITCOY) 2009 Township Friend of Youth award. 
 

Carol Stream residents could benefit from a new recreational center with an indoor pool as well as additional bike paths throughout the village, if the park district receives voter approval on a $37 million referendum.
 

As a young woman, Bartlett resident Dina Ackermann remembers seeing a program on television about little orphan girls in China. She told herself that one day she would help the cause.
 

Before Bartlett resident Celina Brose had a stroke six years ago, her husband, William, took her everywhere.
 

The village’s three-year agreement with Allied Waste for refuse, recycling and yard waste collection is due to expire Dec. 31. Five waste haulers attended the mandatory pre-proposal meeting Sept. 30, but only two companies submitted proposals. These companies were Allied Waste and Waste Management.

 

The Bartlett Police Department is working alongside the Illinois Department of Transportation’s Division of Traffic Safety and other local law enforcement agencies on Operation Save 100 — a
 

Bartlett High School students from the band Chasing the Skyline have been practicing weekly since they officially got together in September 2008.

 

Two Streamwood 19-year-olds were cited for unlawful consumption of alcohol Saturday.
 

Bartlett trustees approved a waste agreement with Allied Waste at tonight's board meeting.

Three Elmhurst men arrested and charged Nov. 13 with taking part in a spree of 40 burglaries to vehicles in DuPage County communities will be arraigned in December.

The village will hold a public hearing Dec. 1 regarding the proposed property tax levy for Bartlett in 2009, which totals more than $9.1 million.
 

Bartlett resident Tina Bibergallcq never leaves the house without her camera, and says some of her most candid art has been taken locally.
 

When Jennifer Naida competed in Mrs. Illinois International last year and received first runner-up, it didn’t stop her from trying again this year.
 

A Lansing resident filed suit Thursday, Nov. 12, against Indian Lakes Resort after her now disabled husband fell off a golf cart driven by an employee.