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The mother of a former student at Camelot Therapeutic Day School in Hoffman Estates has sued the school over what she said was mistreatment of her son. In the suit, Robin Liesmann asserts the school, which serves children with learning and development disabilities, caused “severe and permanent psychological and emotional injury” by regularly placing her son in seclusion, even though the staff was not authorized to do so. The suit seeks more than $50,000 in damages. No one at Camelot could be reached for comment late Friday.
Hazardous waste event today:
The Illinois EPA is sponsoring a household hazardous waste collection from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the Hanover Township offices, 250 S. Route 59, Bartlett. Items that can be brought in for disposal include paint, used motor oil, furniture stripper, paint remover, antifreeze solvents, insecticides, mercury, household cleaners, weed killer, old gasoline, metal polishes, fluorescent bulbs, pool chemicals, aerosol products, drain cleaner, prescriptions, blacktop sealer and car batteries. Items that will not be accepted include school and business waste, explosives, propane tanks, smoke detectors, farm chemicals or machinery oil, fireworks, fire extinguishers or medical waste.

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