Glen Ellyn officials are changing the structure of its economic development efforts by eliminating funding for the long-running Economic Development Corporation and seeking to hire … Read more ›
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Business, Government
Village looks to scrap economic development corporation, add full-time staff position
Automotive
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Valley Honda Ranked Largest Midwest Honda Dealer
After years of hard work and dedication to servicing Honda buyers from all over the Chicagoland area, Valley Honda has ... Read more ›
Crime and police, News
Graffiti at park, theft at YMCA, and more
The following incidents were taken from Glen Ellyn police reports on Feb. 21: DUI A Lincolnwood man was charged with driving under the influence and … Read more ›
News, Schools
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 ›
Education
From the community
Glenbard West student named to IHSA All-State Academic Team
Congratulations to Glenbard West High School student Nick Posegay for being selected to the 19th Annual IHSA All-State Academic Team. Since the IHSA established this … Read more ›
Education
From the community
Misrepresentation of Women Subject of Film to be Shown at College of DuPage
If the media is sending females the message that their value only lies in their body, this can only leave them feeling disempowered and distract … Read more ›
Travel
From the community
Rolling Through Holland
When Bob Hoel prepares for a trip he packs the usual assortment of clothes and shoes, then carefully fits a disassembled tandem bike into a … Read more ›
Sports
From the community
Rugby in the Suburbs
The Warthog Rugby Club is about to begin its inaugural season in Warrenville but they need some support. "Support" is a term used often while … 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 ›
Nature
Wheaton’s Cosley Zoo protects small ducks from predatory Cooper’s hawk
The Cooper’s hawk looking for a meal at Wheaton’s Cosley Zoo won’t find small ducks on the menu these days. After noticing the hawk perched … Read more ›
