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One violin was played by a prisoner at the Auschwitz concentration camp, one by a former gifted child violinist and another by a world-renowned ballerina and actress. Their life stories vary but they have one thing in common -- all played the violin during World War II to stay alive.

The Cairns Post

Twenty fantastical, colorful animals will feel right at home in the home of imaginary stories at the Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin.

The Hanover Township Mental Health Board approved $78,211.15 in funding at their August 22 meeting at the Township Senior Center.

In the midst of a national tour, critically acclaimed comedian Jamie Campbell’s Big Dad Energy will be making a stop in Elgin as part of this year’s Fringe Festival.

Hop on your bike to support Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley at the annual Bike for the Kids event on Sunday, Aug. 27.

This week brings Bands in the Sand to Island Lake and Zoo Brew to Brookfield Zoo. Plus, theres Irish Fest, Abbey Farms Taste the Maze, Geneva Concours dElegance, Buffalo Grove Days and many more to choose from.

DxTx Pain and Spine, an ASC operator with 60 locations, has secured a $50 million private equity investment from BC Partners Credit to expand its operations and

Photos were made at so many first days of school and its in The Week in Pictures photo gallery for August 14-20, 2023 in the Chicago suburbs.

George Arsoniadis regular customers went out of their way to keep his restaurant open during the pandemic. So he found a way to lower prices for them.