United Against Hate | Fire Claims Woman, Dog | Capitol Riot Brothers

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:

'Cook County United Against Hate' Campaign Launches

A rally was held Sunday in Glenview following a number of recent antisemitic incidents across the North Shore and Chicagoland.

Woman, Dog Die in Round Lake Blaze

The blaze broke out Saturday morning in a two-story duplex on Providence Lane. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Lake Co. Joins 9 Municipalities, Metra In Opposing Rail Merger

A proposed merger, if approved by federal regulators, could increase freight traffic by 380 percent along two Chicago-area Metra lines

Ice Skating Rink, Lazy River Proposed For Santa's Village Upgrades

The East Dundee amusement park hopes the improvements will draw thousands more to the park.

New Brunch Spot To Fill Former Eros Restaurant In Arlington Heights

Southern Kitchen was approved for a liquor license at Monday's Arlington Heights Village Board meeting.

North Shore Brothers In Capitol Riot Deserve 14 Days Jail: Prosecutors

Christian and Mark Kulas' defense attorney said the brothers "succumbed to the mob atmosphere" before entering the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• 11 Lake County Businesses Fail Tobacco Compliance Checks: Police
• Library Lot Catalytic Converter Theft; No Lights DUI Driver: Blotter
• License Plate Reader Nabs Wilmette Resident With Warrant: Blotter

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