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Glenbard North students help hungry with trip to food bank

CAROL STREAM – A group of Glenbard North High School students packed 7,258 pounds of food and provided 6,048 meals during a November visit to Northern Illinois Food Bank in Geneva, according to a news release.The trip was facilitated by family and consumer sciences teacher Jennafer Hancock. Students ... Read More »

Carol Stream Park District executive director named head of DuPage Forest Preserve District

After a months-long national search, the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County has a new executive director. ... Read More »

Delivering Brittany's Trees in Carol Stream

CAROL STREAM – Evan (left) and Brian Scott make a delivery for the Brittany's Trees fundraiser, which sells Christmas trees to benefit the Sudden Arrythmia Death Syndrome Foun ... Read More »

All-area football MVP: Glenbard North's Justin Jackson 'was phenomenal'

CAROL STREAM – As a young child, Justin Jackson had a better chance of being found in front of a television playing video games than on an athletic field. In fact, it wasn’t until the second grade when he tagged along to older brother Phil’s football registration that Jackson decided to give that sport a try. ... Read More »

Local News

Windsor Park to hold holiday concert in Carol Stream

CAROL STREAM – Windsor Park will host its annual Christmas Around the Tree celebration at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 15 at the auditorium at 124 Windsor Park Drive, according to a news re ... Read More »

Glenbard North students help hungry with trip to food bank

CAROL STREAM – A group of Glenbard North High School students packed 7,258 pounds of food and provided 6,048 meals during a November visit to Northern Illinois Food Bank in Ge ... Read More »

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Casale: Introducing, 'This and That'

Community voice ... Read More »

Sports

All-area football MVP: Glenbard North's Justin Jackson 'was phenomenal'

CAROL STREAM – As a young child, Justin Jackson had a better chance of being found in front of a television playing video games than on an athletic field. In fact, it wasn’t until the second grade when he tagged along to older brother Phil’s football registration that Jackson decided to give that sport a try. ... Read More »

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