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Forty-eight recruits from Naval Station Great Lakes were greeted with smiles, hugs and a parade line of flags Christmas day at Christian Liberty Academy in Arlington Heights. Gold Star parents Bob and Linda Stack facilitated the gathering for the 10th year.

Forty-eight recruits from Naval Station Great Lakes were greeted with smiles, hugs and a parade line of flags Christmas day at Christian Liberty Academy in Arlington Heights. Gold Star parents Bob and Linda Stack facilitated the gathering for the 10th year.

Davidson County native, 29, forced to respond to crisis during Charlotte marathon. It was the second time in five years he relied upon life-saving skills in a crisis.

Memorial Day photos from around the suburbs including Arlington Heights, Naperville, Elgin, Libertyville and Northbrook.

Arlington Heights will have a full slate of activities and remembrances in the lead up to Memorial Day, two years after the pandemic canceled many of those events or made them virtual.

“Remembering Our Fallen,” a national, traveling, photographic memorial, is scheduled to arrive at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, May 12, at North School Park in Arlington Heights, where it will remain until Sunday, May 15.

Nehemiah Persoff, a ubiquitous character actor whose gravelly voice and knack for conveying an air of menace magnified his portrayals of a bevy of sin

Vietnam War veteran Bob Stack honored in Newport Beach for his service Vietnam War veteran Bob Stack, center, shares a fist bump with a fellow club member during a ceremony on Saturday to honor him for his service at Palisades Tennis Club in Newport Beach. (Kevin Chang / Staff Photographer) Print A local Vietnam War veteran got a hero’s welcome more than 50 years after his deployment on Saturday afternoon. Bob Stack was honored with a ceremony at the Palisades Tennis Club in Newport ...

Alexander the Great was reputed to have cried when he realised his army had no more worlds to conquer. By the time of his death at the age of 32, the Macedonian king was head of the largest empire the world had seen. The Dublin footballers are unlikely to have shed the same tears September before last when they broke through the barrier to claim the GAAs first All-Ireland inter-county senior mens five-in-a-row, masters of all they surveyed at that point. Because for some, on a personal level, t...