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Allen Kulbersh thanks the ‘phenomenal’ staff, including Physical Therapist Pia Tayag, at Alden Long Grove for getting him back on his feet following spinal surgery.

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Area Professional Returns Home in Just Two Weeks After Spinal Fusion Surgery

By Alden Health Care | May 10 at 11:40 a.m.

Allen Kulbersh chose Alden Long Grove sight unseen after spinal fusion surgery – he never toured the rehabilitation center before arriving on March 29, 2012 … Read more ›

Jason Kuhl was named executive director of the Arlington Heights library. (Photo provided by Arlington Heights Memorial Library)

Arlington Heights library announces new executive director

By Heather Leszczewicz | May 8 at 8:42 a.m.

After a nationwide search, Arlington Heights Memorial Library has tapped an internal candidate to be its new executive director. Jason Kuhl, who is the library … Read more ›

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Miss Illinois Appearances throughout the State

By KL Robertson Daly | May 3 at 11:19 a.m.

Schedule Miss Illinois for your next ribbon cutting ceremony, luncheon, anniversary celebration or special event. Have her perform/dance at your school. (Marley floor or other … Read more ›

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Christina Currie Events, Inc. says thank you for Grace Meets Glamour!

By Christina Currie Events, Inc. | April 30 at 12:29 p.m.

Christina Currie Events, Inc., a northwest suburban event planning company, wants to say thanks to all who participated in “Grace Meets Glamour,” in downtown Chicago. … Read more ›

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Barnes & Noble Arlington Hts. Book Signing

By Ralph Houck | April 26 at 2:08 p.m.

Join Mount Prospect Historical Society Executive Director and local author Greg Peerbolte as he signs and discusses his recent release, Randhurst: Suburban Chicago's Grandest Shopping … Read more ›

Aubrey Hoeppner, left, taught business English in Bulgaria during her internship last year. (Photo provided by Aubrey Hoeppner)

Arlington Heights native earns scholarship to teach English in Bulgaria

By Michelle Stoffel | April 25 at 6:00 a.m.

When Aubrey Hoeppner first went to Eastern Europe on mission trips in high school, she had no idea it would one day become her home. … Read more ›

The first photo of Sen. Mark Kirk was released Tuesday, three months after the Illinois Republican suffered a stroke. (Handout) (Office of Sen. Mark Kirk / April 24, 2012)

First photo of U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk since stroke is released

April 24 at 11:27 a.m.

More than three months after he suffered a large stroke, Sen. Mark Kirk was shown in a photo released today by the Rehabilitation Institute of … Read more ›

Kim and Khloe Kardashian blow kisses to the crowd at Sears April 20. (Heather Leszczewicz/TribLocal)

Kim and Khloe Kardashian come to town

By Heather Leszczewicz | April 20 at 8:35 p.m.

It was a madhouse at the Woodfield Mall Sears April 20 when reality TV stars Kim and Khloe Kardashian, along with their mother Kris Jenner, … Read more ›

Volunteers pose for a break during the first phase of work on Christopher Petrovski’s Eagle Scout project on March 31st that included power-washing and scrapping three walls of the Post 208 building prior to painting. Post Commander, Ellen Janda (far left) offered her support and appreciation for the upgrades throughout the two day event.

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Eagle Scout Project at American Legion Post 208

By Joanne Clevenger | April 11 at 5:00 p.m.

American Legion Post 208 Sponsors Eagle Scout Project On Saturday, April 7th, Prospect High School senior Christopher Petrovski completed work towards his Eagle Scout project … Read more ›

Mollie and Cyndee reading "Mollie's War"

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Local Author Wins Royal Dragonfly Book Award

By Cyndee Schaffer | April 2 at 10:17 p.m.

The 2012 Royal Dragonfly Book Awards contest, which recognizes excellence in literature, recently announced "Mollie’s War" by Cyndee Schaffer of Northbrook and her mother, Mollie … Read more ›

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