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East Dundee may include retail shops in proposed parking deck - Vimarsana News

East Dundee may include retail shops in proposed parking deck

A downtown parking deck in East Dundee could include space for retail shops on the main level. Trustees this week approved a $167,000 contract with McHugh Construction Co. in Chicago to come up with p...

East Dundee Police Chief stepping down - Vimarsana News

East Dundee Police Chief stepping down

East Dundee Police Chief James Kruger has announced his retirement, effective Dec. 1. The 62-year-old McHenry County man started his 42-year career as a police officer in Carpentersville.

Elgin Mall refocuses on move to closed Dominick's in East Dundee - Vimarsana News

Elgin Mall refocuses on move to closed Dominick's in East Dundee

The mall with dozens of independent Latino-owned shops attracts shoppers from throughout the region.

'You get the government you deserve': E. Dundee mayor blasts some trustees, who call it 'sour grapes' - Vimarsana News

'You get the government you deserve': E. Dundee mayor blasts some trustees, who call it 'sour grapes'

Saying residents are getting "the government they deserve," East Dundee Village President Jeff Lynam lambasted some village trustees Monday for the way they campaigned ahead of their reelection this month.

Threats aside, voters back East Dundee trustees who supported Elgin Mall's relocation - Vimarsana News

Threats aside, voters back East Dundee trustees who supported Elgin Mall's relocation

During a contentious village board meeting two weeks before Election Day, residents warned East Dundee trustees up for election that they would remember how they voted on the Elgin Mall. Despite the threats, however, voters supported all four incumbents -- including the three who backed the mall.