Victim's 14-year-old daughter testifies at Hinsdale murder trial
The daughter of a slain Hinsdale woman testified Thursday as the murder trial of suspect Dominic Sanders of Chicago entered its third day. The girl, now 14, testified that she had slept the night before the May 4, 2017, slaying in her mother’s...
Baker will not return to D86 next year
Carol Baker, who has served as assistant superintendent for academics/chief academic officer in District 86 since Aug. 1, 2018, will be out of a job on June 30. The Hinsdale High School District 86 Board voted unanimously last week not to renew her...
Urban murder trial begins, her son is the first to testify for prosecution
During the opening day of Dominic Sanders’ trial on charges he killed a Hinsdale woman in a 2017 home invasion, prosecutors and the defense agreed Wednesday on just two things: the defendant was in Hinsdale that day and he took two...
Village resident admits to embezzling millions
A Hinsdale resident has admitted to misappropriating more than $65 million from individuals and financial institutions, according to a plea agreement filed Jan. 10 with District Judge Andrea Wood and provided by the United States Attorney’s...
Central pool group nearly hits funding level
0-lane pool at Hinsdale Central into funding for the project has nearly reached its goal, according to leaders of the campaign. A group of Central alums and district residents have been working over...
State's attorney charges Hinsdale man with abuse
A Hinsdale man has been charged with sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy he met through the internet, the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office announced Friday. Mark Sadlowski, 26, 532 W. North St., was charged with one count of aggravated...
Little Miss Ann concert packs the place
The Hinsdale Public Library provided the perfect place for entertainment Sunday afternoon to brighten a cloudy day. "Little Miss Ann" - who is actually Ann Torrabla - had the full house of children...
Once upon a time
What's old is new again - Friday afternoon in the central business district hasn't changed much in the past 100 years for Hinsdale students. Back in 1920, it was students from HTHS (Hinsdale...
This week's cover
Bravo, bravo! - Lucy Parry was on hand Friday afternoon to watch her brothers sing in the Oak School multicultural holiday assembly. After the Oak School Chorus sang to the assembled students and...
Winter might not halt construction on parking deck
A mild winter has allowed crews to continue to work this month on the village-owned parking deck near Hinsdale Middle School. “The parking deck is going very well,” said Brad Bloom, assistant village manager. “I’m really pleased with how...
Aspiring filmmaker hopes to flourish in China's scene
Living in southern California the last several years for college, and now for work, has left Hinsdale's Gabrielle Roberts ill-equipped for winter visits to her hometown. "Definitely my blood has...
Police beat
Hinsdale police distributed the following reports Jan. 14. DUI arrests • John L. Sullivan, 54, 18 E. Eighth St., Hinsdale, was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a blood-alcohol content higher than .08 and squealing...
Ask an expert - Dan Thommpson, ecologist
What danger do coyotes present to people and pets? Even if you haven't seen one, chances are there are coyotes living in your neighborhood. Dan Thompson, ecologist with the DuPage County Forest...
Former associate editor pens new parenting book
Readers of Scary Mommy and the Today Show parenting blogs know Christie Cuthbert as a contributor. Texans know her as a writer for San Antonio Woman Magazine and Alamo City Moms. Hinsdaleans remember...
'Life-changing magic' of library
When I moved my household from Washington, D.C. into storage, I got rid of about 100 books. Some were obvious choices, like the global trade textbook that was required for a class I took in 1989 but...
Hold the sweat, tears, just give blood this month
There’s a reason why January is designated National Blood Donor Month. During the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s, about 500 fewer blood drives were hosted by volunteer sponsor groups than required to meet patient needs, according to the...
A show fit for an ogre
Stage Door Fine Arts' production of "Shrek the Musical" opens at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at The Community House, with additional shows Saturday and Sunday as well as next week, Thursday through Sunday...
Pet pic of the week
Puppies! We have seven, perfect "P" named puppies: Pickapeppa, Picotee, Pixie, Preacher, Puppeteer, Puscafe and Pushkin. These adorable hound/pointer pups are all ready to find their homes. They are...
Enhancing emotional wellness in the winter
The winter months can bring a variety of experiences and expectations that can leave us feeling at times elevated and at other times exhausted. While some things are entirely out of our control, such...
Trainers help athletes stay in the game
The athletic trainers office is quiet from 2 to 3 every afternoon - a great time for staff to check in with parents, prep water coolers for games and practices, and make sure supplies are...
Student athlete profile
Name: Karen Guerra Year: senior Hometown: Willowbrook What do you enjoy about the sport of bowling? It's fun. It's a relaxed game, and I'm not a naturally competitive person. I joined the team as a...
Instant replay
Hinsdale Central swimmer Alex Daw competes in the 200-yard freestyle race while teammate Nolan Lahmann shows his backstroke form in the first leg of the 200-yard medley relay, hoping to set up fellow...
Results
Basketball, boys Jan. 11 @ Oswego East V wins 60-58 (OT) Nelson, 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals Isaacson, 13 points, 7 rebounds, assist, 3 blocks Sessa, 13 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, block Cain, 8 points Northey, 4 points,...
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