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Elgin Courier News

Monday, March 16, 2026

Mediterranean Cafe Zaytun fills old Big Skillet restaurant location in Elgin

The man who owned Larsa’s for more than two decades launches new Mediterranean restaurant Cafe Zaytun on Elgin’s northwest side.

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Man rescued after his pickup truck goes into retention pond in West Dundee

A man was rescued by West Dundee firefighters after his pickup went into a retention pond at the former Spring Hill Mall property.

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Carpentersville signs off on rezoning for new active senior apartment building

Land rezoned for multifamily residential will be used for Starville Manor, a 3-story, 50-unit apartment building in Carpentersville.

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After leaving Loyola, Waubonsie Valley’s Ben Schwieger gets Northern Iowa to NCAA Tournament

Waubonsie Valley’s Ben Schwieger, who played three years in college at Loyola, helps Northern Iowa reach NCAA tourney.

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Back for fourth varsity year, Valparaiso-bound Brandon Pelz builds on big dreams for Bartlett. ‘A huge step.’

Valparaiso commit Brandon Pelz, a senior right-handed pitcher, returns for fourth varsity season to pace Bartlett.

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Check out these Easter egg hunts and Easter Bunny appearances in the Elgin area

Easter events in the Elgin area, including eggs hunts and chances to see the Easter Bunny, get underway starting March 21.

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Transparency lacking in lucrative special prosecutor arrangements, attorneys say

The role of Cook County special prosecutor comes with immense power and potentially a lot of money. But these appointments, at times, have been criticized by attorneys representing the defendants.

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On final weekend before Illinois primary, candidates try to keep it local despite flood of out-of-state money

Candidates on the final weekend before Tuesday’s primary fanned out across the state to hit traditional campaign stops, including the South Side Irish Parade, city churches and downstate rallies.

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