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Buffalo Grove To Host First Community Services And Wellness Fair
The free Aug. 23 event will connect residents with health, senior, youth and other community resources.

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The free Aug. 23 event will connect residents with health, senior, youth and other community resources.

The Sept. 23 outing in Hoffman Estates will raise money for free services for children and families impacted by abuse and violence.
The campaign runs Aug. 14 through Sept. 8 and will target impaired driving, seat belt violations and other dangerous behavior.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
The court ordered monthly reporting and called for independent monitoring as a legal challenge to the broadcast deal continues.
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Part of Patch’s ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2026-27 school year.
The longtime Glenview restaurant will consolidate operations while updating its original roadhouse-style location.
Part of Patch’s ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2026-27 school year.
Jarrail Ford-Gresham pleaded guilty in the deaths of two people, including a woman found at a Palatine motel in 2023.
The village plans to install five or six new signs in 2026, with the remaining work expected in 2027.
Police also reported aggravated battery, retail theft, harassment and criminal trespass charges during the past week.
Other reports include counterfeit cash, retail thefts, a stolen vehicle and several driver’s license-related charges.
Police said the driver hit the gas instead of the brake before striking the Shermer Road business.
Lauren and Jamie Izaks launched the agency on the North Shore in 2011 before expanding it into a roughly 50-person Chicago firm.
Cook County Medical Examiner staff are working to identify the remains and notify families.
Other reports include a stolen bicycle, illegal dumping and multiple driving-related arrests.
The campaign was funded through federal traffic-safety money administered by IDOT.
Police also reported speeding and illegal transportation of alcohol charges.
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