Alicia Fabbre

Chicago

Freelance Reporter at Freelance

None at Daily Herald

Journalist. Mom of twins. Pseudo gardener.

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Naperville police chief says the city will have ‘zero tolerance’ to unlawful conduct at gatherings

2 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Days after a large teen gathering and a car meetup resulted in police activity, Naperville’s top cop has a message for people. Come to Naperville to visit and have a good time — but do it lawfully. On Friday, Naperville police issued multiple citations after a group of about 200 teens gathered in the downtown area. One 15-year-old female from Aurora was arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated battery to a police officer and other misdemeanor charges.
Judge allows former Neuqua Valley teacher facing sexual abuse charges to travel

2 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

William Schaub A former Neuqua Valley High School teacher will be allowed to travel to Wisconsin while he awaits trial on charges alleging he inappropriately touched a 16-year-old student. Will County Judge Vincent Cornelius granted the request Wednesday, reminding William Schaub he cannot have any contact with minors. Schaub, 56, of the 0-100 block of North Stone Avenue in LaGrange, faces two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and one count of grooming.
Naperville parents voice objections after transgender student competes in track meet

2 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Parents on Monday packed a Naperville Unit District 203 school board meeting after a transgender female student competed at a track meet at a middle school. Paul Valade/[email protected], 2022 Naperville parents packed a District 203 meeting days after a junior high track meet that involved a transgender student who won multiple events at the meet.
Naperville Salute canceled this year, but hopes to be back in 2026

3 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Organizers have canceled the Naperville Salute celebration slated for the last weekend of June. Paul Valade/[email protected], 2021 Increasing costs have prompted the cancellation of this year’s Naperville Salute festival. The three-day event, which honors military and first responders, would have been held the last weekend of June at Rotary Hill.
‘Moving in a new direction’: Carpentersville names new village manager

3 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Carpentersville Village Attorney Brad Stewart will take over as village manager June 1. Alicia Fabbre/For the Daily Herald Carpentersville village trustees officially fired the town’s former village manager on Tuesday and hired the village attorney to fill the post. The action comes two weeks after an April 29 closed-door meeting resulted in John O’Sullivan’s firing. The former village administrator confirmed last week his termination and said he cleared out his office on April 30.
Carpentersville purchases former Kohl’s building at Spring Hill Mall for $2 million

3 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Carpentersville has acquired the shuttered Kohl’s at Spring Hill Mall. The village bought the building for $2 million. Paul Valade/[email protected] Carpentersville made the last purchase at Spring Hill Mall on Tuesday, agreeing to buy the former Kohl’s building for $2 million. The village board voted unanimously to buy the property without any discussion from the trustees. Kohl’s, which closed in April, was the last available property at the mall.
Warm weather bringing more ticks to the suburbs

3 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

Jacqueline Sanderson, an assistant entomologist with the Northwest Mosquito Abatement District, checks for ticks after dragging a trail in Hoffman Estates. Brian Hill/[email protected] The sun is shining, birds are singing, and the ticks are back. Yes, suburbanites, it’s tick season. And this year may just be one of the “tickier” ones, experts suggest. Last week, Palatine Township Elementary District 15 officials alerted families to the presence of ticks on some school properties.
‘I didn’t resign’: Carpentersville board replacing village manager

3 weeks ago | shawlocal.com | Alicia Fabbre

Carpentersville trustees are turning to their village attorney to take over as village manager after firing the town’s former top administrator. Trustees are expected to appoint Brad Stewart as village manager during the village board meeting on Tuesday. John O’Sullivan, who was hired as village manager in 2023, was let go more than a week ago. Tuesday’s agenda includes a formal vote by trustees removing O’Sullivan as village manager.
‘I didn’t resign’: Carpentersville board terminating village manger

4 weeks ago | dailyherald.com | Alicia Fabbre

John O’Sullivan Carpentersville officials are looking for a new village manager. Village trustees are expected to take formal action on Tuesday regarding John O’Sullivan’s tenure as village manager, Acting Village Manager Carrie Cichon said in an email. O’Sullivan, who served as a village trustee before being named to the village manager post in 2023, confirmed he was terminated.
Judge grants no-contact order for La Grange teacher accused of grooming, sexual abuse of 16-year-old student

1 month ago | shawlocal.com | Alicia Fabbre

A Will County judge Thursday granted a two-year, no-contact order against a Neuqua Valley High School English teacher accused of grooming and sexually abusing a 16-year-old student. Judge Theodore Jarz extended the emergency order of protection originally filed on March 13 on behalf of the student. William Schaub, 56, of the 0-100 block of North Stone Avenue in La Grange, was arrested April 3 and charged with two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and one count of grooming.