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Hop, hop, hooray! Sip your way through the suburbs at these fall beer fests

Hop, hop, hooray! Sip your way through the suburbs at these fall beer fests

Beer events are brewing up around the suburbs as we approach Oktoberfest. From traditional festivals to a beer 5K, there’s something happening most weekends for beer lovers over the next couple of months.

 
Autoharpist Bryan Bowers returns to Highland Avenue Coffeehouse stage Sept. 11

Autoharpist Bryan Bowers returns to Highland Avenue Coffeehouse stage Sept. 11

Gifted singer-songwriter and autoharpist Bryan Bowers will delight folk music lovers at Elgin’s Highland Avenue Coffeehouse on Friday, Sept. 11.

 
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PADS of Elgin sets new course after federal funding loss, asks for continued community support

PADS of Elgin sets new course after federal funding loss, asks for continued community support

A year after tackling a budget crisis that threatened to shut its doors, PADS of Elgin is asking the community to continue supporting its mission and “build something stronger.”

 
Elgin to hold Patriot Day ceremony marking 25th anniversary of 9/11

Elgin to hold Patriot Day ceremony marking 25th anniversary of 9/11

Elgin will hold a Patriot Day ceremony on Sept. 11 at city hall to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks, featuring prayers from police and fire chaplains, honor guard presentations, and the national anthem performed by Larkin High School vocalists.

 
Ever-timely epic: Elgin’s Janus Theatre revives ‘An Iliad’

Ever-timely epic: Elgin’s Janus Theatre revives ‘An Iliad’

Ten years after Janus Theatre Company staged “An Iliad,” director Sean Hargadon revisits the play adapted from Homer’s epic poem, this time with an all-female cast.

 
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Elgin Vineyard offers free 12-week Alpha Course

Vineyard Church of Elgin will host Alpha, a 12-week program exploring Christianity and life questions through informal discussions, beginning Sept. 8 and running through Dec. 8 on Tuesday evenings

 
Rev. Bob Camacho — a ‘people’s priest’ — dies at age 83

Rev. Bob Camacho — a ‘people’s priest’ — dies at age 83

The Rev. Robert “Bob” Camacho, who served at several Elgin-area Catholic parishes and came from a family that’s lived in Elgin for more than 100 years, died Sunday at age 83.

 
Fall theater preview: Plenty of intriguing musicals and plays coming to suburban, Chicago stages

Fall theater preview: Plenty of intriguing musicals and plays coming to suburban, Chicago stages

World and regional premieres are among the productions scheduled to run on suburban and Chicago stages this fall.

 
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Authorities: Man accused of killing ex-girlfriend in Elgin with knife, dumbbell

Authorities: Man accused of killing ex-girlfriend in Elgin with knife, dumbbell

A 54-year-old man is charged with murder after authorities say he killed his ex-girlfriend with a knife and dumbbell in Elgin.

 
Look: The Week in Pictures photo gallery for the end of August

Look: The Week in Pictures photo gallery for the end of August

Daily Herald photographers bring you the best moments in the Chicago suburbs. ....

 

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