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Suburban Christians, Jews and Muslims will come together to break bread at the 12th annual Interfaith Potluck For Peace on Sept. 10, at St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights.

Howard University junior Ayiana Newcombe recently completed an eight-week internship program with the Elgin Police Department through a program desinged to introduce law enforcement careers to students at historically black colleges and universities.

The Seigle Foundation recently surpassed $1 million in grants awarded in the Elgin and Dundee area since its formation in 2021 after a recent announcement of awards totaling $283,800 to ten local nonprofits.

On Saturday, Sept. 23, St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church in Gilberts and Elderwerks are hosting a presentation on "Navigating the Senior Maze" with Carol Raso, a senior strategy director and senior advisor at the Palatine nonprofit. All seniors and adult children are invited.

The Elgin Community College Arts Center is gearing up for the fall 2023-24 season, filled with diverse performances for the college and community. The season starts with Jim Witter, back for the second time to perform songs from the 1960s and the music of Simon and Garfunkel.

The Elgin Community College Foundation invites the community to celebrate the achievements of students, faculty, and staff at the ECC Foundation Gala "Dare to Dream" event on Saturday, Sept. 23.

Registration is open for the 11th annual Run, Walk & Roll 5K/1-mile fundraiser, an event dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of individuals with profound developmental disabilities.

Elgin police are seeking the publics help finding a missing 10-year-old girl, officials said Friday.

More than 100 dogs had their day Saturday as beagles rescued by Anderson Humane from a research facility came together in Elgin for a one-year reunion.

The Kavanagh Gallery at Fine Line Creative Arts Center will be featuring the art of Chicago-area artist Doug DeWitt in a solo exhibit called "Ground Truthing - Promises, Laments and Tipping Points."