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A survey ranked 150 cemeteries across the country after polling over 3,000 people.

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A survey ranked 150 cemeteries across the country after polling over 3,000 people.

Several middle schools across the Chicago area made the list.

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Those moving away often blame taxes. But experts say other factors play a role.
An increase was expected after its value plunged during a contractor dispute a few years ago.
The U.S. Justice Department filed charges against six people over Broadview ICE facility protests, including a congressional candidate.
South Side and south suburban Catholic Cemeteries will hold outdoor rosary and prayer services Sunday, Nov. 2 for All Saints' Day.
The council has yet to allow a hearing or a vote. Officials won't say why.
The event is free and open to all residents who may not have their own way to dispose of compostable waste.
The firm revealed its plan for the 73 acres in Willow Springs.
"Our CITGO Lemont Refinery follows all required federal, state and local reporting requirements," a representative told Patch.
Bill Fossett remained in the Will County Jail for seven months after Channahon police arrested him at his home on South Deal Avenue.
The village aims to get all the work done over the next dozen years.
Such a drone would beat officers on the ground to a crime scene. A nearby town already has one.
The move is expected to be late next year, as a new police station is built.
A Wilmette teen who was reported missing was found safe late Tuesday night in Chicago.
A celebration of life will be held next month for Tracey Land, 52, the victim of a fatal stabbing at Chick-Fil-A in Oswego.
Other schools release results on their websites. LTHS has decided to keep the results under wraps.
Joliet police issued a Facebook bulletin seeking help finding 58-year-old Selene Turner.
The coach planned to pursue different opportunities.
The Evanston Police Department is planning tobacco compliance checks to ensure retailers aren't selling to underage customers.
Clubs, teams and student government will be passing out candy to little ghosts and goblins Wednesday, Oct. 29, at EPCHS.
"We've relayed the concerns from the residents," the Lemont village administrator said.
It used to be the biggest complaint, but the library has taken several steps to address the issue, an official said.