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The Hanover Township Department of Aging Services is in need of sponsors for the annual Adopt-A-Senior program for low-income residents 55 and older.

Immanuel Lutheran is hosting its fifth annual Free Dinner for Veterans on Sunday, Nov. 13.

Even though the weather is cooler, theres still fun to be had across the suburbs in the form of film fests, First Friday celebrations, Pumpkin Smash, craft fairs and more.

Did you know there is a Batavia Legal Aid Clinic is located in the Congregational Church of Batavia?

This year will be the the second official Toys for Tommy toy drive, benefiting the children of the Tri-City Salvation Army. Donations are due by Dec. 1.

Elgin Community College Theatre presents "Silent Sky," Lauren Gundersons play about 19th-century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt.

On Sunday, Nov. 6, the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra will host an afternoon of performances by the Chamber Music Institute in Elgin Community Colleges Spartan Auditorium.

When it comes to stroke, time is brain. But to respond quickly, people and care teams need to know the signs and symptoms of a stroke, sometimes referred to as a "brain attack." Much like a heart attack, a stroke interrupts the flow of blood to the brain, and if not recognized and treated quickly, it can cause significant brain damage.

The Ofrenda exhibit for "Dia de los Muertos Open Hearts -- Our Families" is continuing until Nov. 9 on the second floor at the Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin.

Two men face felony charges for their role in a fight over a gun during a drug deal Saturday afternoon at the Clock Tower Plaza in Elgin, police said Monday evening.