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College of DuPage Faculty Association President Glenn Hansen, surrounded by COD faculty, addresses the COD board of trustees on Tuesday night. (Michelle Manchir/Tribune)

COD OKs raises for police, faculty still without a contract

As negotiations continue for a labor agreement between College of DuPage and the union representing full-time faculty, the Glen Ellyn college’s board approved a contract … Read more ›

Community service
Doug McConnell will speak at Five Seasons Burr Ridge on Thursday, March 1. (Photo by Susan McConnell.)
From the community

Capping `A Long Swim’: Five Seasons Burr Ridge Raises $2,000-Plus, Hosts ALS Activist’s Presentation

Five Seasons Family Sports Club in Burr Ridge is welcoming guest speaker and activist Doug McConnell to its café on Thursday, March 1. McConnell’s arrival … Read more ›

Politics and government

Quinn’s bad news budget: ‘Our rendezvous with reality has arrived’

SPRINGFIELD—Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn today delivered a bad news budget speech, calling for prison closures, layoffs and cutbacks to health care for the poor. Read … Read more ›

News, Schools

COD board OKs tuition increase

Tuition will increase for College of DuPage students next year. Glen Ellyn community college officials voted 5-2 Tuesday to raise tuition $4 per credit hour, … Read more ›

Sports

Wrestling: Henry’s return boosts Oak Park in victory over Hinsdale Central

Oak Park didn’t need Darius Henry in Tuesday’s 47-19 dual team sectional championship victory over Hinsdale Central. But make no mistake about it, Henry’s return … Read more ›

News
The DuPage County Fair includes animal showings, like for this 250-pound pig last year, but a consultant for the county suggests examining fair finances for any pork in funding. (Chuck Berman, Chicago Tribune 2011 / July 27, 2011)

DuPage County officials to take long look at viability of county fair

The DuPage County Board should examine the long-term viability of its county fair and how distribution of state funding for the event is handled, a … Read more ›

Schools

Decreasing enrollment may lead to staff reductions in D181

Decreasing enrollment is prompting Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills District 181 to considering reducing its teaching staff for the 2012/2013 school year. Although officials are not yet sure … Read more ›

News, Schools

COD trustees to consider raising tuition rates

Tuition could increase for College of DuPage students if trustees vote to approve a recommendation from school officials on Tuesday. Glen Ellyn junior college officials … Read more ›

Education
Author, Dr. Steven Layne, signs his books for donation to Family Reading Day.  He is surrounded by organizers of the event, Cathe Smith, Dr. Deb LeBlanc and Linda Adcock
From the community

Family Reading Day: Reading is a Gift and a Pleasure

FAMILY READING DAY: READING IS A GIFT AND A PLEASURE Family Reading Day was presented at Anne M. Jeans Elementary School and at Burr Ridge … Read more ›

Schools
Be sure to get your entries in today before the March 15th deadline!
From the community

The March 15 Safety Contest Deadline is Almost Here! Submit Your Entry Today to Win an iPad!

The March 15, 2012 deadline for the Sixth Annual Metra Safety Contest is quickly approaching. Don't miss out on your chance to win a new … Read more ›