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Ex-Worker Sets Fire | Iconic Bakeries Merge | Rep Visits Saudi Arabia

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

North Suburban News Update publishes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
North Suburban News Update publishes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (Patch)

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Hope your week is off to a good start. Let us get you caught up on the latest news from the northern Chicago suburbs from the past few days.

Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch.com readers:

Ex-Employee Sets Propane Tank On Fire At Biz: Des Plaines PD

The Skokie man is also accused of striking a worker at the business with his car the previous day last week, according to police.

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Jarosch Bakery Announces Merger, Will Remain In Elk Grove Village

The family-run bakery, which started in 1959, will work with a Chicago-based business.

'Increasingly Optimistic' Schneider Returns From Trip To Saudi Arabia

After a World Economic Forum meeting, the congressman says current Gaza ceasefire offer is "in all likelihood, the last one on the table."

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Motorcyclist Critically Injured In Reckless Driving Crash: Police

The crash happened Sunday night at West Roberts Road and Center Street in Port Barrington.

Woman Attacked By Stranger, His Dog In McHenry Park: Police

The unprovoked attack left the 59-year-old woman with serious injuries. A Good Samaritan came to her aid and was also injured.

Man Strikes Person In Head With Gun At Motel 6: Glenview PD

The Arlington Heights resident was charged with seven felonies, including possession of body armor and cocaine, according to police.

Cereal Challenge: Hersey Students Team Help Up With Elementary School

John Hersey High School students assisted Indian Grove Elementary School in an effort to support local food pantries.

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