According to a recent survey of almost 200 superintendents across the country, 81% say student behavior is worse now than before the pandemic, and 92% indicate student mental health crises are also worse.
Gary Schaefer, who died Aug. 23, opened Gario’s Pizza Villa in Montgomery back in 1963, and later helped many others open pizzerias in the Fox Valley.
There’s also a well-worn phrase about change being inevitable, but it’s not always synonymous with growth – or progress.
Ken Olson is a lifelong Aurora resident who has served his country and hometown for almost 80 years.
Former Kane County Sheriff’s Deputy of the Year Keith Gardner continues to battle his own set of medical issues, not to mention a complex Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund system that he insists is keeping him and his Yorkville family in financial limbo.
“It all happened within five seconds,” recalls Naperville resident Charles Solar, who had hit a red light while rushing wife Ginger to the hospital Thursday morning.
“I won’t rest until they are brought to justice,” Sandra Gardner insisted.
The change in location was necessary so construction can begin on the pantry’s $2 million expansion and renovation at its Highland Avenue site in Aurora, which hopefully will be finished before the Christmas holidays.
The resumption of West Aurora and East Aurora rivalry highlights Rick Armstrong’s 10 things to watch in 2024 as practice begins.
After years as a prosector and judge, Hull reflects on his career and also looks ahead to what his future might hold.