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LOCAL NEWS AND VIDEO FOR MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS
Suspect in baby’s death might seek insanity defenseWOODSTOCK – A woman accused of allowing her newborn baby to die under a kitchen sink will have psychiatric evaluation to see whether she’s fit to stand trial.
Woman fractured heels in escape from condo fireMcHENRY – From the hospital Monday afternoon where she sat with two fractured heels, 70-year-old Marge Whitman recalled how she escaped her smoke-filled condo about 12 hours beforehand.
She didn’t smell any smoke, instead awoken shortly after midnight by a neighbor yelling outside her door at 307 Creekside Trail. Health officials talk pet limitsThe McHenry County Animal Control Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday night to discuss whether the county should limit the number of animals that residents can own. McHenry council votes to raise ratesMcHENRY – For the second time in less than a year. McHenry residents will see an increase in their water and sewer bills.
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Top StoryBurris denied seat in Senate to succeed ObamaWASHINGTON – Roland Burris failed in his bid to take President-elect Barack Obama's Illinois Senate seat on Tuesday in a scripted piece of political theater staged just before the opening of the 111th Congress.
Suspect in baby’s death might seek insanity defenseWOODSTOCK – A woman accused of allowing her newborn baby to die under a kitchen sink will have psychiatric evaluation to see whether she’s fit to stand trial.
Woman fractured heels in escape from condo fireMcHENRY – From the hospital Monday afternoon where she sat with two fractured heels, 70-year-old Marge Whitman recalled how she escaped her smoke-filled condo about 12 hours beforehand.
She didn’t smell any smoke, instead awoken shortly after midnight by a neighbor yelling outside her door at 307 Creekside Trail. Health officials talk pet limitsThe McHenry County Animal Control Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday night to discuss whether the county should limit the number of animals that residents can own. McHenry council votes to raise ratesMcHENRY – For the second time in less than a year. McHenry residents will see an increase in their water and sewer bills.
More headlines »2008: The Year in EntertainmentWith 2009 upon us, we take a look back at 2008’s best in movies, music, TV, gaming and more.
 Local & Region
Face the musicAbigail Godek, 6, of Lake in the Hills (center) makes faces at herself in the mirror during her mini jazz class at All That Dance in Crystal Lake. The ... Thompson: Resolve to learn from ’08 holidaysPart of my New Year’s resolutions involve making Christmas 2009 a little less harrowing. Sports
Source: Bradley to CubsMilton Bradley and the Cubs have reached a preliminary agreement on a $30 million, three-year contract that will bring the explosive outfielder to Chi ... Marinelli talks to Bears' SmithRod Marinelli met with Bears coach Lovie Smith on Friday to discuss possible coaching opportunities. Opinion
Editorial CartoonEditorialsOur view: Stimulus for the economyPresident-elect Barack Obama has been in Washington lining up support for an economic stimulus package that could top $800 billion. Letters to the EditorLifestyle
How to stick to your goals in ’09As Marjorie Appenzeller ate her vegetable soup-chicken salad sandwich combo, she couldn’t decide whether the low-fat lunch would count toward her 2008 ... 2008: The Year in EntertainmentWith 2009 upon us, we take a look back at 2008’s best in movies, music, TV, gaming and more. Thompson: Last-minute cleaning is an art formCheck out the Lifestyle cover today.
There’s a story on cheating on your housekeeping duties if you’ve run out of time before holiday guests arrive.
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Blogs
» Bears Insider
 When will Marinelli decide?According to a broadcast report in Detroit, Rod Marinelli has a formal offer from the Bears to join their coaching staff (probably as assistant head coach/defensive line, although that has not been confirmed).
» Algonquin
 D300 tech officials to speak on radioTwo of District 300’s technology officials will speak on a morning radio show Tuesday. The public is welcome to call in with questions or comments. CHECK IT OUTReader poll |
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