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Daily PatchCast: Eldrup Faces Additional Charges, Gags for April Fool's Day

A roundup of the region's top stories for March 31.
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Here are the top stories for Patch sites in your area: 
Eldrup Faces Additional Animal Abuse Charges
Huntley Historic Building Being Torn Down
Boxer Heads Back to the Ring 
Elementary Student Sells Lemonade to Help Those In Need
Gags for April Fool's Day

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IN THIS ARTICLE

  • Charges Add Up for Muddy Paws’ Eldrup
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  • Huntley Landmark Dismantled
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  • Little Lake Forester's Big Heart Helps Japan
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