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Cary-Grove Class of 2012 Bids Farewell
Cary-Grove honors senior class of 433 students during the commencement program on Saturday.

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Cary-Grove honors senior class of 433 students during the commencement program on Saturday.

Senior plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania in the fall.
Senior plans to attend Northwestern University in the fall.
Graduation ceremony marks a year of adversity and courage for some students.
Central High School's commencement program honored students with music, slideshow and the school song.
Nearly half the Lundah Middle School student body participated the 14th annual run that tests kids' physical ability and determination.
419 Students from Lundahl Middle School participated in the 14th Annual 24-Hour Run held from 3 p.m. Thursday, May 23 to 3 p.m. Friday, May 24.
New contract is the result of the city's electrical aggregation program approved by Crystal Lake voters in the March election.
Seniors Katarzyna Robak and Colleen Miller are top of their class.
The annual Memorial Day Parade kicks off at 11 a.m. at Crystal Lake Central High School and ends with honorary ceremony at Union Cemetery.
Mackenzie Tannhauser was determined to get back to school after her transplant surgery in September in order to enjoy her senior year.
Three homes were rendered uninhabitable after the Thursday afternoon fire at 1218 Walnut Glen Drive spread to adjoining units.
Memorial Day weekend marks start of summer and beach season.
The developer tells Algonquin trustees at the Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday there is no market for condominium sales.
Laura Jozwiak hopes that parting with a few pieces from her father's mask and figurine collection results in others enjoying the artwork in their homes.
Compromise between homeowners and village prevents the removal of about 40 mature trees in an effort to preserve the neighborhood's charm.
Exterior details need to be completed before the village can begin adding sidewalks and making other streetscape improvements.
The developers of The Residences in Lake in the Hills — the village's first senior housing project — are asking the VIllage Board to consider sketch plans for a new apartment complex with no age restrictions.
Pet owners can treasure the tag adorned with their furry friend's photograph, while 50 percent of proceeds benefit area animal shelters.
The Algonquin Village Board will consider an ordinance amendment to broaden police enforcement power when dealing with underage party. The police department is also rolling out a new Party Patrol Program.