East Dundee to pay to remove dead deer on public, private property
East Dundee is budgeting $8,000 for the removal of deer dying on private and public property from a disease spread through insects.
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East Dundee weighing 20% hike in water rates to fund projects
East Dundee may hike its water rate by 20% in 2027 to generate enough funds to pay for $19 million in capital improvement projects.
Dundee Township Park Board launches exec director search
The Dundee Township Park Board has fine-tuned its list of qualifications in the search for a new executive director.
Doors open on new Boys & Girls Club’s impact center in Carpentersville
Boys & Girls Club of the Northwest Suburbs said its teen impact center would be named for large donor to $13.2M fundraising effort.
Mexican Independence Day to be celebrated Saturday in Elgin, Carpentersville
La Fiesta de Elgin fest and Carpentersville's El Grito celebration, both on Saturday, celebrate Mexican Independence Day.
Elgin unveils its first pollination garden and plans 5 more
Sustainability Commission members, city officials and residents celebrated the completion of Elgin's first pollination garden.
Lead found on properties neighboring Dundee’s Haeger Potteries site
IEPA says lead-contaminated soil have been found on properties neighboring the old Haeger Potteries site, now owned by East Dundee.
Bonnie Dundee clubhouse roof leaks creating park district dilemma
The Bonnie Dundee Golf Clubhouse roof is in such bad shape that 12 buckets were needed to catch leaks during a heavy rainstorm.
Donated art now on display at East Dundee’s downtown Depot
MaryKay Harvey, a member of the East Dundee Arts Council, has donated a sculpture to the village now on display at The Depot.
Final Alley Art Festival in downtown Aurora brings out memories as well as plenty of art
The Alley Art Festival on Saturday drew crowds who browsed at dozens of tents featuring oil paintings, sculptures, sketches, jewelry, pottery and other artwork along Water Street Mall and Downer...