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Lai Jeng-jer, a leader on gay rights in Taiwan who now lives in Beijing, discusses the progress he’s seen on the mainland, as well as the limitations.

The Hanover Township Mental Health Board awarded $25,770.32 in funding to three agencies during their April 25 meeting.

Elgins first Pride Parade and Festival will be held June 3. The event will include a family-friendly LGBTQ+ pride parade followed by a festival with a vendor marketplace, activities and live music.

Violins of Hope, instruments played by Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust, will be on display through August at the Gail Borden Library in Elgin. Co-founder Avshi Weinstein was on had for the opening of the exhibit Monday.

The Illinois State Medical Society (ISMS) held its annual meeting on April 22, 2023, bringing together physicians and healthcare professionals from across the state to discuss the latest trends and developments in medicine.

Make plans now to catch the BoDeans at the Des Plaines Theatre, the Hiplet Ballerinas at Elgin Community College, the Long Grove Craft Beer Fest and more this weekend.

Make plans to camp within Kane County at forest preserve campgrounds. You dont have to drive far or spend a fortune to experience camping. Whether youre interested in vehicle camping, tent camping or even camping with your horses, Forest Preserve District campgrounds have sites available to meet your needs.

Streamwood High Schools Fine Arts Department will present Rodgers & Hammersteins musical "Cinderella" at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, April 27-28, and 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday, April 29, in the schools auditorium, 701 W. Schaumburg Road, in Streamwood.

A fire at an Elgin apartment complex Sunday displaced residents of five units and caused nearly $300,000 in damage.

Hanover Township officials and staff recognized more than 200 seniors at the annual volunteer award recognition luncheon April 13 at the Seville in Streamwood.