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Tag result for article published on Thu May 16 2013 3:30 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Dear Paul B, My son, who just turned 17, claims that it is his “right” to smoke, and I can’t stop him. My friends, his two older siblings, and even a teacher have spoken to him. He will not relent, but I have threatened to kick him out if he doesn’t stop. He smokes in […]
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Tag result for article published on Sun June 27 2010 9:14 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Arlington Heights Fire Department paramedics and Arlington Heights police responded to a report about 6:05 a.m. Sunday that a teen was passed out on the lawn behind a house in the 2000 block of North Highland Avenue. No word on transportation or arrest. Check Arlington Heights area police and fire calls every day on Twitter […]
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Tag result for article published on Mon June 07 2010 6:00 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Arlington Heights police received a report about 5:50 p.m. Monday that a group of teens in a tan sedan chased a youth near Greenbriar School, 2330 North Verde. The youth was on his bike, and the incident was reported to have occurred about 5:35 p.m. Monday. The offenders were described as male/Hispanics about 16-years-old. A […]
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Tag result for article published on Sun May 24 2009 3:34 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Jesus Sanchez, 16, of Hanover Park was found shot on the block where he lived in the 7100 block of Mulberry Street in Hanover Park about 9:30 p.m. Saturday night. He later died at St. Alexius Medical Center in Elk Grove Village. Hanover Park Police are investigating.
An autopsy Sunday ruled that the death of Jesus Sanchez was a homicide from multiple gunshot wounds.
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