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A 21-year-old Aurora man faces multiple felony charges in connection with a shooting late Saturday in Elgin, authorities said.

Seigles Cabinet Center, an Elgin institution with roots dating back to 1881, is changing hands. But Mark Seigle said it will be a seamless transition for both customers and employees.

Janus Theatres multiyear Elgin Shakespeare Project concludes with "Romeo/Juliet," an adaptation of Shakespeares tragedy performed using historical practices. Plus, the League of Chicago Theatres Hot Tix service offers $20 tickets to Chicago-area theater productions through Sept. 4 while supplies last.

Suburban police were out in force for a good cause Friday morning for the 20th annual Cop on a Rooftop fundraiser at area Dunkin locations.

Elgin Police Chief Ana Lalley used her weekly radio show to go more in-depth on her explanation of why she is opposing a citizen task force recommendation that would ban some non-moving violation traffic stops.

Elgin Township is hosting a community event on Saturday, Aug. 20, to showcase local social service agencies and service clubs. Learn how they can assist residents, and what volunteer opportunities exist to help the organizations.

On Saturday, Aug. 20, Elgin Township is hosting "What Makes Elgin Township Tick?," a community event to showcase the local social service agencies and clubs that make Elgin Township a better place to live.

"Take a Walk Through the Bible" on Saturday, Sept. 10. This all-day event for ages 5 or older will feature speakers from Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Zion Lutheran Church of Elgin.

ELGIN — David Trubek, a representative of Chosen People Ministries, will speak at Elgin Harvester’s Nazarene Church on Sunday, Aug. 21. The program, “The Fall Feasts of Israel,” will be

The Wheeling Park District Board of Commissioners recognized Gianna Cascella for earning a Golden Guard award!