this novel theory of estoppel. However, Wilmette is not correct in stating that Mundelein changed the law. Mundelein was merely the vehicle for declaring local ordinances such as Wilmette's invalid by reason of a change in the State statute that was passed on June 18, 1981, and became effective January 1, 1982. (117 Ill. App.3d 1011, 1014.) Thus, Wilmette was equally dilatory in not amending its ordinance to comply with the new State law, which sought to bring uniformity in procedural and penal aspects of DWI cases. Approximately a year and a half transpired from the time of the change in State law affecting its ordinance and the arrest of defendant.
 2 Wilmette had the option to charge the defendant under the State statute or its ordinance. (VillageQuick Connect

Truett McConnell University (TMU) Awards Women in Biology with Scholarship

By Jenny Gregory | 09/28/2018

Graduates with biology and exercise science degrees play essential roles in our healthcare industry, conservation efforts, and even technological advances. Those who study biology and exercise science often go on to graduate-level programs that require research presentations in conference settings. Historically, women have been underrepresented in science in general as well as science conferences.

To help defray conference costs and thus increase female representation, TMU’s Pilgram Marpeck School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (School of STEM) is establishing a scholarship for full-time, undergraduate or graduate females, currently majoring in biology or exercise science.

According to Dean and Associate Professor of Physiology Dr. Robert S. Bowen, “The women selected for this scholarship will be able to