• Despite pleas, D300 eyes budget cuts
• Plowing through Elgin snow battle stats
• Prosecutor notes $4M brought into Kane coffers
• Foes press county to reverse Navistar OK
• Ex-wife: Peterson said he'd kill me, too
• Election complaints down for primary
• Kane sheriff taps Wagner as his No. 2
• Provena Saint Joseph's Brown resigning
• Police Report: DUI charged
• Annual Elgin Image Awards nominations announced
• Projects to temporarily shutter Huntley library
• Hampshire VFW Auxiliary seeks donations for vets
Algonquin teen charged with murder of father Police Report: DUI charged Morning snow no problem for drivers • Morning snow no problem for drivers
Sounding off on what's acceptable noise Novelty shop sells more than Whoopie Cushions Former Cook Co. Commissioner Hansen dies Former St. Charles fire chief dies

Plowing through Elgin snow battle stats Divvying up the patient pie Annual Elgin Image Awards nominations announced Projects to temporarily shutter Huntley library Hampshire VFW Auxiliary seeks donations for vets Huntley board formulating strategic plans for 2010 Genoa site to expand its services for seniors Briefs: Learn to prepare, preserve photos Downtown Genoa businesses slate Chocolate Walk Algonquin teen charged with murder of father D300 extends contract for teachers union CUB brings 'Don't Overspend in 2010' to East Dundee SC East takes 1st place in regional mock trial event Kane resident finds intruders in kitchen Campton Hills cleared in suit over death Prosecutor notes $4M brought into Kane coffers Election complaints down for primary Kane sheriff taps Wagner as his No. 2

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With the game on the line, Huntley seized the opportunity to pick up a much-needed win Tuesday. In a meeting of two struggling teams, the Red Raiders made all the right moves during a critical four-possession stretch in the final two minutes and came away with a 59-50 Fox Valley Conference Valley Division victory against Jacobs.

• Armato nets 28 points in ECC triumph

• Streamwood athletics to recognize sponsors
• Ex-Elgin star Granger pitches in at EIU
• Local scoreboard
• Hawks, Wolves trigger hockey revival in Chicago
• Cutler countdown ticks away
• Green Wave advances to regional final
• Raiders keep Eagles down in Valley
• St. Edward's Madden all-round title winner
• Hampshire captures outright BNC East title
• Bartlett, SC East eye second place in UEC
• St. Edward invades IC for regional action
• Senior duo leads Hilltoppers
Zeller, Corsairs claim sectional title Fremd gymnasts heading back to state Porters end Celtics' regional run Glenbard West football player dies Sun-Times high school notebook Miami-bound DT Brown a northern rarity 2010 Public League Playoff bracket

Hampshire VFW Auxiliary seeks donations for vets
Standing behind a pile of men's boxers, briefs and tube socks, members of the Hampshire Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary were all smiles preparing donated items for veterans at Hines Hospital, Transitional Living Services Rehabilitation Center and Elgin Mental Health Center.



• Chiropractic care has benefits beyond easing pain
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• Channahon's Confederates
• 'Bob's Hill Boys': Troop 3's adventurous tradition
• Romance is her game at Lover's Lane

Provena Saint Joseph's Brown resigning
William A. Brown, president and chief executive officer of Provena Saint Joseph Hospital since 2002, has announced he is resigning at the end of this month to pursue another business opportunity within the health care sector, the hospital said Tuesday.



• Airlines angered by increased fees at O'Hare
• Report: Toyota plans to recall 300,000 Priuses
• Tips on turning that temp job into a full-time position
• St. Charles gearmaker marks golden anniversary
• CTA service cuts begin today as talks continue

Chrysler boss talks about company’s present, future Titan devours road conditions Audi beats BMW in face-off Planning your planting? Add a rain garden or barrel Home show offers an idea factory Rural charm; city conveniences

Sinbad's happy to keep on working
Not much is off limits for Sinbad in his act — he'll talk about "almost everything." Comedians get fodder for their acts from life, and the world today is ripe with inspiration. "In today's age? Please. It's hard to shut it down," he said. The comedian will bring his brand of comedy to the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet Saturday for an 8 p.m. show.


• Sinbad: Blago a 'cool guy'

• Ringo gets Walk of Fame star
• Mythic proportions for Columbus film
• Travolta stars in 'From Paris with Love'
• Chicago Calendar

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