The Clarendon Courier

12/15/2022

Please note that this week's Clarendon Courier will be delivered tomorrow (Friday, Dec. 16), not today (Thursday, Dec. 15).

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07/28/2022

In this week's issue, The Daily Scoop celebrates 20 years in business in downtown Clarendon Hills; Simply From the Heart presents second annual Medinah fashion show; and Hinsdale Humane Society hosts annual pet walk festival.

07/14/2022

In this week's issue, thousands align First and Grant Streets for annual Fourth of July parade; annual Daisy Dash 5K returns to Father's Day; and Clarendon Hills Park District hosts annual fishing derby.

06/30/2022

In this week's issue, thousands flock to downtown Clarendon Hills for return of Daisy Days; two Clarendon Hills boys help lead Nazareth Academy to first state baseball championship; and Hinsdale Memorial Day parade, observance return to downtown business district.

06/15/2022

In this week's issue, Hinsdale Central girls lacrosse comes up 1 goal short in state championship thriller against New Trier; HMS holds rededication ceremony for Windhover sculpture; and Clarendon Hills village board rejects Dunkin' Donuts drive-thru proposal by 3-to-3 vote.

06/02/2022

In this week's issue, local moms turn out on Mother's Day to support Mend A Heart Foundation; Dunkin' Donuts proposal for Tracy's Tavern property passes first consideration with village board; and Hinsdale Central graduation moves indoors.

05/19/2022

In this week's issue, train-truck collision at Prospect Ave. crossing leaves 1 dead, 4 injured; Hinsdale Kitchen Walk achieves record ticket sales in return to Mother's Day weekend; and Hinsdale Central girls lacrosse seniors prepare for IHSA postseason play.

05/05/2022

In this week's issue, hundreds of local residents attend annual Clarendon Hills Infant Welfare benefit at Butterfield Country Club.

04/20/2022

In this week's issue, the Hinsdale Junior Woman's Club brings festival flair to annual benefit through GIVEchella; Hinsdale Infant Welfare's Tablescapes returns for first gathering since 2019; and Hinsdale Central starting pitcher Lucas Montesantos keeps OPRF hitters off-balance in home win.

04/07/2022

In this week's issue, hundreds of local ladies gather for HHS Women's Board luncheon at Hinsdale Golf Club; Clarendon Hills Park District presents "daddy-daughter dance" at community center; and local women support Simply From the Heart at galentine's soiree.

03/23/2022

In this week's issue, we preview the upcoming Clarendon Hills Infant Welfare benefit at Butterfield Country Club next month.

03/10/2022

In this week's issue, Notre Dame School winter gala returns with Mardi Gras theme; Clarendon Hills Park District hosts game-themed "mommy-son date night;" and BAMtheatre earns award in debut performance at prestigious festival.

02/24/2022

In this week's issue, Heartfest fundraiser returns to Hyatt Lodge; former District 86 board president starts online petition to remove superintendent Tammy Prentiss; and Clarendon Hills residents express support for the fire department at village board meeting.

02/19/2022

BREAKING: District 86 (Hinsdale Central and South High Schools) moving to mask-optional beginning next Monday, Feb. 21

During its special meeting on Feb. 18, the District 86 Board of Education approved a motion to update the district’s COVID-19 mitigation strategies so that masking, close contact exclusions and testing exclusions will shift from required to strongly recommended, but not enforced, starting on Feb. 21. The board also directed the administration to continue consulting with the DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) on the district’s mitigations.

You can access additional information about this decision by visiting https://conta.cc/3samFOF.

02/09/2022

In this week's issue, District 181 makes masks optional following temporary restraining order; Notre Dame School to prepare Mardi Gras-themed ball at Ruth Lake Country Club; and Hinsdale Central senior forward Eleanor Monyek eclipses 1,000 career points.

02/08/2022

BREAKING: District 181 schools to go mask-optional beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 8. Staff are still required to wear masks. If the temporary restraining order is reversed or modified on appeal, the district plans to immediately reinstate the mask mandate.

01/27/2022

In this week's issue, CHMS alumni prepare to close out high-school careers in style; District 86 board resolves complaint between members; and Village of Clarendon Hills to explore vehicle-sharing options with Hinsdale for ladder truck.

01/12/2022

In this week's issue, new restaurant Il Mio opens in downtown Clarendon Hills; West Suburban Ballet Conservatory produces first Nutcracker; and Hinsdale Junior Woman's Club debuts "jingle dash" to support scholarship initiative.

12/30/2021

In this week's issue, several dozen Clarendon Hills men participate in inaugural SantaCon; shooting wounds 4, forces Oakbrook Center to lock down 2 days before Christmas; and Prospect Elementary School's annual holiday bazaar returns.