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Obituaries

From the community

Early Childhood Screening

Gower School District 62 Early Childhood Screening for children ages 3 and 4 will be held on Tuesday, May 1, 2012. This screening is for … Read more ›

Jules Routbort worked at Argonne National Laboratory for 44 years. (March 15, 2012)

Argonne scientist dies

Jules Lazar Routbort was an expert in the field of ceramics engineering, and during a long career at Argonne National Laboratory, he published more than … Read more ›

William F. Purcell Jr. (Photo courtesy of the Purcell family)

Lyons Township D204 mourns loss of advocate for students and public education

William F. Purcell, Jr. March 23, 1963-Feb. 27, 2012 William F. Purcell Jr., a board member of Lyons Township High School District 204, is remembered … Read more ›

In 1990, John A. Murray was crowned king of Krewe of Mid-City — an honor typically bestowed on natives of New Orleans — and rode atop the main float in a 50-float parade the Sunday before Fat Tuesday.

John Murray, ran party supply store in Willowbrook, dies

The affable owner of Murray’s Partytime Supplies in Willowbrook created one of the first Halloween superstores each fall. For eight weeks, his 20,000-plus-square-foot party-supply center … Read more ›

Julia Landrum, new Everest College-Burr Ridge campus president
From the community

Everest College Announces Promotions for Midwest Operations and Burr Ridge Campus

Everest College has promoted Terri Hines of Chicago to regional vice president of operations for the Midwest region, and Julia Landrum of Chicago to president … Read more ›

Willowbrook man who restored Harley Davidson motorcycles dies

Clifford C. “Dink” Cornell was in his teens when he took his first ride on a 1936 Harley-Davidson EL “Knucklehead” motorcycle. Nearly five decades later, … Read more ›

Everest College-Burr Ridge Dream Award winner Kim Duple
From the community

Lombard Resident Named Dream Award Winner and Awarded Scholarship from Everest College – Burr Ridge

Inspired by the healthcare professionals who helped save her daughter’s life, Lombard resident Kim Duple went back to school to pursue her dream of working … Read more ›

Donald Randa, owner of suburban newspaper chain, dies

Donald James Randa started out as an ad salesman at his father’s newspaper, which covered Berwyn and Cicero, and went on to help build the … Read more ›

COD symposium examines the ‘new face of homelessness’

When Jill Markussen wanted to revamp her career a few years ago, she considered the time she spent volunteering at a hospice and nursing homes … Read more ›