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Naperville mansion denied place in history

The dilapidated Hammerschmidt mansion in Naperville will not become a historic landmark. The Naperville City Council denied a petition for such a status Tuesday, saying it would be unfair to force it on the home's owners.

9/17/2008 12:13 AM

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District 158 teachers strike carries into third day

Schools in Huntley Unit District 158 will be closed for a third day Wednesday, the district announced Tuesday night. Teachers were on strike and schools were closed for a second straight day Tuesday after the Huntley Unit District 158 school board an…

9/16/2008 10:28 PM

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Area Muslims, Christians break fast together to further interfaith dialogue

Reciting verses from the Bible and Quran, roughly 50 area Muslims and Christians popped dates into their mouths to break fast together for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan at Islamic Foundation North's Libertyville mosque.

9/17/200 12:02 AM

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