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Amid continuing pushback against data centers from communities across the country, Grayslake on Tuesday announced it has granted a building permit for the first component of a massive data center campus in the Cornerstone business park.
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DuPage County Board members Tuesday approved another $665,000 for election-related printing and postage expenses, even though the county clerk’s office could not guarantee the money would be spent as intended by the board.
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A 25-year-old Bartlett woman charged with unlawfully recording residents at a South Barrington memory care facility while they were naked pleaded not guilty to the charges Tuesday in Rolling Meadows.
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Chicago native Pope Leo XIV has affirmed the prior decision of the Archdiocese of Chicago to permanently close the 65-year-old St. Hubert Catholic School in Hoffman Estates this summer.
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Round Lake and Elk Grove lead the list of area teams off to surprising 2-0 starts this season.
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Prime Healthcare plans to suspend obstetrical care at three of its Illinois hospitals – saying it will centralize the services at two of its other hospitals and invest in maternal health in the community. Prime is suspending OB services at Mercy Medical Center in Aurora effective Oct. 1.
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The 55th annual Schaumburg Septemberfest will take place Saturday through Monday, Sept. 5-7. Main Stage entertainment includes Cheap Foreign Cars and Night Ranger Saturday, White Lion and Warrant Sunday, and Krysten Knievel and Max Weinberg’s Jukebox Monday.
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The Rev. Robert “Bob” Camacho, who served at several Elgin-area Catholic parishes and came from a family that’s lived in Elgin for more than 100 years, died Sunday at age 83.
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The proposed conversion of an office building into Buffalo Grove’s next village hall and police headquarters received high marks in a report released at a special village board meeting Monday.
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Hersey, the No. 2 team in Daily Herald rankings, starts a freshman and a sophomore on its offensive line.
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