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Andy didnt say mama until he was just shy of his fifth birthday. For his mom, Chelsey Senko, that moment was most rewarding of all. During World Autism Month, parents like Chelsey are hoping that everyone will take the time to learn about autism spectrum disorder and how you can better support patients, colleagues and others with ASD.

The incident occurred around 3:44 a.m. Saturday at a home on Stanley Stree in Port Stanley, Elgin OPP said in a statement on Monday.

On Sunday, April 30, the Norris Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles is wrapping up its spring season of "Music and More in the Gallery" events when Terry Lynch performs "Between Two Comets: The Life of Mark Twain."

The incident occurred around 3:44 a.m. Saturday at a home on Stanley Stree in Port Stanley, Elgin OPP said in a statement on Monday.

Volo Auto Museum is the destination for Top Cats 26th Annual Ride benefitting Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association.

No prior mountain biking trail, rogue or otherwise, existed in the Paul Douglas Preserve before construction began. Volunteers began trail construction at Paul Douglas in July 2021, using common garden tools: Loppers, rakes, pole trimmers and shovels.

The Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles has offered adult classes in various arts and crafts for over 40 years.

Elgin will host its first LGBTQ+ Pride Parade and Festival on Saturday, June 3, and the deadline to sign up for sponsorship or parade entries is May 3.

The Illinois Firefighter Memorial Plaza, Friends of the Lords Park Zoo and Gilbert Snow Mausoleum are among the 10 winners of this years Elgin Mayors Awards for Preservation.

The outstanding contributions and commitment of five Illinois physicians are being recognized by the Illinois State Medical Society (ISMS) during its annual meeting this weekend.