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Most Expensive Neighborhood | Arson At Church | K9 Finds Missing Child

Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.

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NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch readers in recent days:

'Altar Of Miracles': Des Plaines Church Seeks Funds After Arson Fire

Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is hoping to raise money following an arson fire earlier this week caused nearly $80,000 in damage.

K9 Dax Helps Find Missing Child In Crystal Lake

The Lake County Sheriff's Office police dog responded to Crystal Lake last weekend to assist with finding the child.

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North Shore Suburb Named 'Most Expensive Neighborhood' In Illinois

A recent report compared average property prices in every village and neighborhood in the country.

Restaurateur's Historic Winnetka Mansion Heads To Auction Block

The Sheridan Road estate formerly owned by the family that owns Reza's restaurants is set to be auctioned off by a mortgage lender.

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Masturbating Man Spotted Near Skokie School Twice In 2 Weeks: Police

Skokie police asked the public to be aware of their surroundings and call 911 if they see anything suspicious.

Deerfield Headquarters To Remain Open Following Job Cuts: Walgreens

The Deerfield-based company confirmed a report that 10 percent of the corporate workforce, or 504 jobs, is being eliminated.

Swastika On Highland Park Trash Can The Work Of Child, City Staff Say

It is not clear what charge, if any, the accused vandal faces.

Evanston Licenses Margarita Inn As First Permanent Homeless Shelter

Evanston councilmembers voted 6-2 to grant final approval to a special use permit and operating agreement with Connections for the Homeless.

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