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Elgin Courier News Wednesday, June 18, 2025 | | |
| | U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski and Raja Krishnamoorthi, and state Sen. Laura Fine, say their names were found among alleged Minnesota shooter Vance Boelter’s items. | | | The village of East Dundee’s purchase of the building that’s currently home to Van’s Frozen Custard & Burgers will close by month’s end, with the shop making plans to move to new digs in West Dundee later this summer, officials said. | | | A fiscal cliff and potential transit service reductions loom for Chicago and the suburbs as Illinois lawmakers determine what’s next. | | | Tyler Nubin, a starting safety for the New York Giants, will be back at St. Charles North hosting football camps. | | | Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area. | | | City officials said they made an offer to a candidate, but the individual accepted a police chief job in another community. The city is continuing recruiting for the role, according to officials. | | | District U-46 School Board members Monday approved the purchase of a cyber liability insurance policy and discussed the purchase of ChatGPT Edu, an AI product for use by teachers, coaches and administrators. | | | South Elgin’s Nevaeh Gyurko, the 2025 Beacon-News/Courier-News Girls Soccer Player of the Year, scored 23 goals. | | | Three players each from St. Charles East and South Elgin highlight the first and second teams. | | | |
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