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After marathon meeting, Arlington Heights board OKs shelter care home's controversial relocation - Vimarsana News

After marathon meeting, Arlington Heights board OKs shelter care home's controversial relocation

After a marathon meeting that extended into the early morning hours Tuesday, the Arlington Heights village board voted unanimously to grant a shelter care home's request to relocate from Golf Road to a residential neighborhood.

The Week That Was: Fritzl's closes in Lake Zurich, stranger punches Cary boy near bus stop - Vimarsana News

The Week That Was: Fritzl's closes in Lake Zurich, stranger punches Cary boy near bus stop

Fritzl's European Restaurant & Pub, a German cuisine mainstay for 36 years in Lake Zurich, closes. Amita Health is splitting up its massive network of hospitals and care centers. A stranger punches a 12-year-old boy without provocation near a bus stop. An African snake is removed from a DuPage forest preserve.

Arlington Heights panel narrowly recommends shelter care home's move to residential block - Vimarsana News

Arlington Heights panel narrowly recommends shelter care home's move to residential block

An Arlington Heights advisory panel Wednesday night narrowly endorsed a shelter care home's proposed relocation to a neighborhood of residents who largely oppose the move.

Kansas City non-profit raising awareness about youth homelessness - Vimarsana News

Kansas City non-profit raising awareness about youth homelessness

More than 200 unaccompanied youth experiencing homelessness were counted in 2020.

Source: kmbc.com
Chauvin verdict: What thought leaders in Wisconsin, U.S. are saying - Vimarsana News

Chauvin verdict: What thought leaders in Wisconsin, U.S. are saying

Reggie Jackson, a Milwaukee historian, is head griot of America's Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee:  The wait is nearly over, but it will be two months before the judge sentences former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. As people around the country rejoice in the verdict, I remind them that the sentencing might disappoint them, and Chauvin will likely appeal the verdict. To celebrate now makes some sense, but it is a premature celebration of the effort to fix policing in America.  It is in many ways like a baseball player who hits a homer on the first pitch he faces in the first ...