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Summit in japan, the u. S. And china agreed to hold off on levying more tariffs in an effort to get trade talks going again. Prheident trump also said u. S. Would relax restrictions on American Companies sellingts prod to Chinese Telecom giant huawei. As a result, stock got an initial lift. While the gains were more tha halved, it was still a record day. The dow rose 170 points. The nasdaq helped by the chip stocks rose about 85 and the s p 500 climbed 22 to are rd, its sixth so far this year. W...

Rae Rupp-Srch of Villa Park is featured in the next "Leaders and Legacies: Stories of Local Impact," an ongoing series brought to you in partnership with DuPage Foundation and the Daily Herald.

Itasca Bank & Trust Co. and the brothers behind it, Jack E. Mensching and James R. Mensching, are featured in the next "Leaders and Legacies: Stories of Local Impact," an ongoing series brought to you in partnership with DuPage Foundation and the Daily Herald.

Michael Trench joined DuPage Foundation on June 19 as its vice president for advancement. In his new role, Trench leads the Advancement Department and oversees a comprehensive charitable services program focused on building the foundations capacity for community impact.

Mark and Marcie Peterson of Wheaton are featured in the next "Leaders and Legacies: Stories of Local Impact," an ongoing series brought to you in partnership with DuPage Foundation and the Daily Herald.

The Forest Preserve District of Kane County will hold its “Snowshoe Adventure” programs beginning this month to give participants the skills they need to be comfortable snowshoeing.

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Peter "Pete" DiCianni is a Republican running for DuPage County Board chairman.

In response to COVID-19, Penn State Berkey Creamery revamps outreach model The Penn State Berkey Creamery is expanding its outreach to the University community through virtual speaking engagements. One of those was Penn State Dickinson Law’s “Cheese and Thank You” event, which included a cheese display competition among attendees featuring creamery cheeses. Alumna Denise Foster, of Lexington, Kentucky, took the “Best in Show” award.  Image: Denise Foster In response to COVID-19, Penn...