Ever since that first call came in at 10:14 a.m. July 4, 2022, from a police officer who reported shots fired at Central Avenue in Highland Park, feelings remain tender among dispatchers who worked up to 18-hour shifts that day when the city was rocked by a mass shooting.
Related posts
-
A ‘legend’: Superintendent reflects on 13 years leading Glenbard high schools
Superintendent David Larson’s 13-year tenure leading Glenbard High School District 87 is coming to a close. -
Custom guitar maker in South Elgin brings musicians’ visions to life
After years of repairing and upgrading guitars as a sideline, Ed Snoble launched Penguin Guitar Company... -
‘It’s surreal’: Parents of NHL rookie of the year Lane Hutson celebrate honor back home in North Barrington
With his family cheering him on, Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson of North Barrington skated to...