First-ever state trophy with a 2nd place finish in the 3A Division.
The Award of Excellence is the highest honor presented through the Illinois State Board of Education’s Those Who Excel program.
In any case, the school has plenty of cushion with more than $50 million in its bank accounts.
The school said it doesn't support walkouts or protests during class time.
Yes, it looks like the constitution may prevail.
The property owner wants the village to issue certificates of zoning compliance.
"I'll fire his ass," the board president said about the athletic director. The president's girlfriend got the job.
In 2010, an expert suggested both a lower limit and an improved pedestrian crossing.
The resident says he wants to protect homeowners from developments.
The village is 4½ months behind with its annual audit. An official was asked about it.
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At first, police brushed off concerns about a house with alleged drug parties and prostitution, neighbors said.
A resident said the rules give "false hope." Many others supported the measure.
A judge questioned the police department's handling of the matter.
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A doctor is proposing to open a place downtown, but local officials are protective of that area.
The company is making the case to continue its operation. The village settled with the firm in November.
The police would be required to document every federal violation of the policy.
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The union failed to represent workers' interests, yet collected dues, an employee leader said.
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An officer was a no-show in court. Police "failed at every single point," a neighbor said.
The coming work won't be as exciting unless the school passes a referendum or sells its Willow Springs property, officials said.
Drug parties and prostitution took place at the house where the raid took place.
Village President Kuchler criticized the longtime County Board president.
The new owner is trying to evict "unknown occupants." A lawyer said they were engaged in criminal activity.
In another case, a wallet was stolen from an unlocked car at a local store, authorities said.
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One displayed a handgun, police said. Minor injuries were reported.
The village reported some delays in the state Department of Transportation's project.
An official acknowledged the slow pace, but said the village had reasons for it.
He and other officials are eyeing a "welcoming" ordinance for immigrants. Other towns have enacted such measures.
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The architect opposed tougher rules for developers. For his job, he designs multifamily complexes.
The school is also seeing a big drop in out-of-school suspensions. Officials are crediting a new program.
The rate of student participation has risen dramatically over the last five years.