• Old deLacey site almost complete
• Residents find little help for Crane Road traffic
• Blotter: Hanover Park man charged with felony DUI
• Hampshire will require most businesses to get annual license
• Site is recognized as wildlife habitat
• Treasure emerges from the trash
• Developer wants help to spiff up Gateway
• Elgin property inspector ready for close-up
• These kids really deliver
• AT&T helps fund U46's 10 Boys' Initiative
• Plank Road Panther(s) still a mystery
Blotter: Hanover Park man charged with felony DUI Police Blotter Police Report: Elgin man faces weapons charges • Old deLacey site almost complete
• Family of student hit by school bus sues D300
You can't go home if you never leave Toleration of drinking has its limits

Elgin property inspector ready for close-up These kids really deliver AT&T helps fund U46's 10 Boys' Initiative Hampshire will require most businesses to get annual license Elgin property inspector ready for close-up These kids really deliver Elgin property inspector ready for close-up AT&T helps fund U46's 10 Boys' Initiative The sipping spot Old deLacey site almost complete Family of student hit by school bus sues D300 Developer wants help to spiff up Gateway Residents find little help for Crane Road traffic Site is recognized as wildlife habitat Elgin property inspector ready for close-up Elgin property inspector ready for close-up AT&T helps fund U46's 10 Boys' Initiative Briefs: Elgin Community Thanksgiving

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Trailing the entire game, the South Elgin girls basketball team got it together in the fourth quarter to pull out a 57-48 comeback win over Hononegah on Monday at the Dundee-Crown Thanksgiving Tournament.


• St. Edward, Westminster Christian post season-opening wins

• St. Edward, Westminster Christian post season-opening wins
• Streamwood falls in opener; Suchy sets G-K scoring mark
• McDillon resigns at Genoa-Kingston
• Childs guides Storm to victory
• Sabres could make push at winning mark
• Fourth-quarter run helps Storm to first win
• Streamwood falls in opener; Suchy sets G-K scoring mark
• Second-half woes cost EHS
• St. Edward, Westminster Christian post season-opening wins
• McDillon resigns at Genoa-Kingston
• Childs guides Storm to victory
• Lack of height, experience concerns for Red Raiders
Boys basketball conference previews Great Scott! Star leads Beads to four-peat Football playoff brackets Smith picks Marquette Vote: Who was the top star in the quarterfinals? No stopping Hickey, Angels in final Blackshear eligible at Morgan Park

Making the best of Turkey Day dinner disasters
The turkey’s still frozen solid. The gravy comes out lumpy. The guests arrive before the food is finished. Big holiday dinners can be tough to orchestrate. Don't worry. Most kitchen failures can be fixed with a little ingenuity and flexibility. If the buttered carrots morph into carrot soup or the cake becomes “pudding” at the last minute, no one needs to know that isn’t what you’d planned all along. The most important thing is to keep your cool.

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• These kids really deliver
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• West Dundee artist puts paintbrush to work
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• THE HEALTHY PLATE: Healthier holiday cookies

Gov't issues record 2.1M recall for dropside cribs
More than 2.1 million drop-side cribs by Stork Craft Manufacturing are being recalled, the biggest crib recall in U.S history, following reports of four infant suffocations.
• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

• Developer wants help to spiff up Gateway
• Feds grant more oversight of Canadian National
• Hampshire will require most businesses to get annual license
• Return of Bright Start savings looking better
• Grocery store gimmicks and how to beat them
• Fowler opens new school of dance in St. Charles
• More Americans expected to travel for Thanksgiving

Signs of a star: 2010 all-new Taurus rules sedan segment Ram earns heavy-duty honors Forester sets small SUV bar Area home sales experiencing a boost But will it last? Ten tips to save energy costs

Who is Oprah's heir apparent in daytime?
Will it be Ellen DeGeneres, Dr. Phil or Dr. Oz? Maybe none of the above. The announced shutdown of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in two years creates room for a new queen (or king) of daytime television. "You haven't had a time period like this open up in 25 years," says media analyst Larry Gerbrandt. "It really gives the players a chance to reshuffle the deck."

• Oprah's little helpers move on
• Rich harvest for 'Moon'
• Bon Jovi return to blue-collar roots
• Let's start missing Oprah!
• MSI visitors can dream of a 'White House' Christmas

Popcorn Panel: '2012' Popcorn Panel: 'A Christmas Carol' Popcorn Panel: 'This Is It' Popcorn Panel: 'Amelia'

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