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During Preservation Month in May learn about fascinating local history with programs offered at Gail Borden Public Library.

The invisible wounds of war cut deep, often concealed beneath the surface of our nations heroes.

Elgin police staff said on a weekly radio program Friday they are working on a tougher ordinance to crack down on illegal street racing in the city. It would involve much higher fines than normal traffic stops. Beyond racing, numbers for speeding tickets and blowing stop signs are way up this year, a continuing trend since 2020, they said.

A suburban coalition that fought a major railroad merger filed an appeal Thursday asking federal judges to review the U.S. Surface Transportation Boards approval and impose tougher conditions. The STB "ignored our concerns," Itasca Village President Jeff Pruyn said.

The perfect drink for Mother's Day.

As Summit School kicks off its summer school program at the end of the month, the board and staff will also welcome a new principal, Ivory Clark.

Elgin Community College will recognize the spring Class of 2023 with May commencement ceremonies.

Every musical instrument has its own unique history and story -- just ask any musician on a symphony stage about their violin or cello and youll hear about its maker, its heritage, and its journey that brought it into the hands of the player who brings its music to life.

Besides Mothers Day restaurant specials in the suburbs, the seafood-centric Saltwater Coastal Grill debuted this week in Rosemonts Parkway Bank Park Entertainment District, Burger and Sushi House (B.A.S.H.) in Geneva is hosting a belated grand opening next week and Guzman y Gomez is opening in Crystal Lake May 18.