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India is set to help Greece pressure the UK to hand over the Elgin Marbles, alongside other countries whose artefacts were taken by foreign powers.

This weeks Good News Sunday column recaps stories about Lilac Time in Lombard, an Elgin middle school principal who prides himself on being there for his students, and a new comfort dog joining the Mundelein Police Department.

On May 23-24, the Kane County Juvenile Justice Council is hosting a two-day speaker series for those working with Kane County youth.

In continuation of its 20th year, the Pritzker Military Museum & Library in Chicago is proud to announce its newest exhibit, “Tet and the Battle of Hue.”

In 1974, 19-year-old Elvira Castro came to Advocate Sherman Hospital excited to start her first job working in the environmental services department. Nearly 50 years later, the spark of joy she feels working to ensure the hospital is safe and clean for patients and visitors remains, but with an added perk: her youngest son, Robert, is never far.

The Association for Individual Development is hosting the second annual AID Summer Stroll & Roll on Sunday, June 11, at Peck Farm in Geneva.

For those who enjoy the Big Band sound, and are Beatles fans, the Dean-Dorhauer Jazz Orchestra performs a "Big Band Beatles" concert on Saturday, May 20, at the historic Baker Community Center in St. Charles.

Moms in elected office often are asked how theyll balance parenthood and public service. Its not the kind of question a father running for office typically gets asked.

More than a dozen plant sales are taking place over the next few weeks in DuPage County and the Fox Valley.

Moms special day -- Sunday, May 14 -- is almost here. Show her some love with a special brunch, lunch or dinner out on the town at a suburban restaurant.