La Grange, IL|News|
'Life And Limb': La Grange Teardown Could Pose Danger, Neighbor Says
An official said the village takes safety seriously, saying an allegation to the contrary is unfounded.

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An official said the village takes safety seriously, saying an allegation to the contrary is unfounded.

Last year, the country club suffered a spate of vandalism and trespassing.
A man yelled vulgarities, while a woman held a camera within inches of an agent's face, police said.
A coach says that "hard work, dedication and organization are not appreciated anymore."
The district responded to concerns about a new administrator's Facebook posts.
A court ruling allows a stormwater control project to proceed in south La Grange, the village says.
Signs recently appeared advertising a contractor. The historic home on the property was demolished two years ago.
The man lied about a fire at a neighbor's house during the ruse burglary, police said.
The nonprofit has a new developer lined up, its leader said. The building could be up to six stories.
The employee believed the suspect was about to strike him, police said.
The district is looking to team up with tech giant Nvidia on a pilot program.
The board's president pushed back against the criticism. The member said she could present evidence of the retaliation.
The school is losing its principal this week to another district.
Police use surveillance footage to identify the man, who faces felony charges, authorities said.
Officers waited outside a nearby restaurant's restroom while the man hid inside, authorities said.
His statement follows the arrest of a well-known Italian American in Burr Ridge.
In another case, an Elmhurst man is accused of domestic battery and interference with a 911 call.
He wants to develop "leagues of comparable schools" for gauging performance.
The principal explains why cuts are necessary in student activities.
An official explained why the district cannot gauge the opportunity gap. South residents have long complained of a disparity.