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It used to be the biggest complaint, but the library has taken several steps to address the issue, an official said.

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It used to be the biggest complaint, but the library has taken several steps to address the issue, an official said.

This is even though other towns have larger populations.
The village is seeking to pursue e-bike thrill seekers, the village president said.
"Gone are our local papers and small-town word of mouth," an official said.
The complex will come before the Village Board when changes are made, an official said.
The work takes "exponentially" for time for the police department, the chief said.
New technology often means officers spend more time on cases than they used to, the chief said.
Numerous people were taken into custody, a village official said.
In another case, a house in a local neighborhood was burglarized, police said.
In another case, an Elmhurst man got in trouble after supposedly working on a Halloween decoration, police said.
In other cases, La Grange officers arrested a woman on a drug-related charge.
He was listed as a victim during a police call earlier this year, according to a report.
Although he never admitted error, he changed his Facebook page's designation after the lawsuit was filed.
Her Chicago Marathon time qualified for the Olympic trials in 2027.
Closed meetings should stay confidential, an official said, adding it's "just the way I roll."
The landlord is a Darien business owner. He is accused of pushing the tenant in the chest.
He had been arrested for the same crime a few weeks before in a neighboring town, police said.
He had been arrested for the same crime a few weeks before in a neighboring town, police said.
The idea is to keep limits consistent in a local neighborhood.
The local fire department got a burn permit in advance of the building's demolition.