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Noon Rotary Club of Barrington comes bearing gifts nearing $38,000 for 18 area non-profits

The Noon Rotary Club of Barrington presented nearly $38,000 in donations to 18 area non-profit groups and charitable funds during its annual holiday luncheon on Dec. 11.

Roslyn Road students take service adventure to Feed My Starving Children

Roslyn Road 5th-graders recently participated in Feed My Starving Children and packed enough food to feed 88 children for an entire year.

Two holiday events highlight Noon Rotary Club’s care for the community and support for deserving non-profits

The Noon Rotary Club of Barrington, filling shopping baskets with gifts for needy families, then presenting generous monetary gifts to deserving area non-profit organizations.

Barrington High School prepares for 2013 "IT" campaign

Barrington High School will host the fourth-annual school-wide "IT" Campaign in March 2013. Area non-profit organizations may be considered to become the recipient of the 2013 "IT" Campaign proceeds.

Barrington High School hosts free EKGs for students Oct. 25-26

Oct. 25-26, Barrington High School again hosts free cardiac screenings for students in partnership with Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital and the Midwest Heart Foundation.

Noon Rotary Club of Barrington holds second-annual sock-hop fundraiser Oct. 6 featuring legendary disc jockey Dick Biondi

Barrington Noon Rotary's second-annual sock-hop with legendary DJ Dick Biondi is Oct. 6 to benefit Barrington Rotary Charities, Barrington Youth & Family Services and CareerPlace.

Heinen's of Barrington recognizes BHS students who contributed artwork for reusable shopping bags

Heinen's of Barrington recognizes student artists who contributed unique illustrations to a new reusable shopping bag.

"Giving Back Committee" inspires Sunny Hill students to shed their hair for cancer

Students at Sunny Hill Elementary take the spirit of giving so literally they were even willing to cut their hair to help make wigs for children with cancer.