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Those paint cans stacked up in your basement or garage? Dont toss them in the trash. Thats the simple message from EarthPaint, a Chicago-area nonprofit thats been recycling paint for nearly 10 years.

Santa is coming, and hes ready to hear your holiday wishes during one of the many Santa brunches, lunches and dinners happening in the suburbs over the next couple of weeks. But make your reservations soon because some of the popular holiday brunches have already sold out.

The Elgin Community College Culinary Arts Department held a Visiting Chef Event with Chef Gerhard Fuchs Oct. 13 in the Spartan Terrance Restaurant.

"Candlelight at the Inn" returns to Garfield Farm Museum in Campton Hills on Sunday, Dec. 4, from 3 to 7 p.m. after a two-year absence.

The Wednesdays @ One event series continues Nov. 30 when actor Terry Lynch portrays the Victorian era novelist Charles Dickens.

Elgin Police Chief Ana Lalley publicly called for a sit-down meeting with her rank-and-file officers on Friday to discuss why they supported a no-confidence vote against her this week.

A Streamwood man with drug charges pending jumped off a roof in an effort to evade Illinois State Police officers serving him with a search warrant.

A head-on crash early Saturday morning in a no-passing zone in Kane County has killed an Elgin man.

A head-on crash early Saturday morning in a no-passing zone in Kane County has killed an Elgin man.

Step back in time and enjoy the scents, sights, sounds, and tastes of the holidays in 19th-century Illinois at the Durant House Museum in Leroy Oakes Forest Preserve in St. Charles.