The Oswego Village Board Tuesday night will consider an ordinance to allow for two new commercial buildings including a grocery store at the southeast corner of Route 34 and Kendall Point Drive in the village.
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Rick Armstrong’s Aurora-Elgin boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Burlington Central and Sandwich inch up in the rankings topped by Waubonsie Valley.
A perfect 30-0 as a freshman, South Elgin’s Allison Garbacz builds upon past performances. ‘I’m not new to this.’
Only a freshman, South Elgin’s Allison Garbacz rolls to the championship Saturday at the Schaumburg Sectional.
One month later, sophomore transfer Declan Sons gets into sectional groove for St. Charles East. ‘I knew what to expect.’
St. Charles East’s Declan Sons earns upset in the 113-pound championship match of the Class 3A Conant Sectional.
Kris Mporokoso is unfazed by Waubonsie Valley’s win over Warren at Indian Creek Shootout. ‘We know what we can do.’
Kris Mporokoso makes key 3-pointer Saturday as Waubonsie Valley holds off Warren at the Indian Creek Shootout.
Column: Couple enjoy serving the public at Kane County Clerk’s Satellite Office in Aurora
Rene and Mary Romero have worked at the Aurora Satellite Office of the Kane County clerk since it opened almost seven years ago.
Goddard schools in Aurora and North Aurora collecting books for children in need
Officials at the Goddard schools in Aurora and North Aurora are excited about the progress being made in the annual book drive designed to help children in need.
Aurora woman takes concrete approach to making art
Chelsie Kliese uses concrete to make all sorts of art objects she sells through her business House of Ivy.
Aurora comes together to honor victims six years after Pratt mass shooting
The event at Aurora City Hall on Saturday marking the sixth anniversary of the incident included a wreath-laying ceremony in honor of the five victims of the mass shooting – Russell Beyer, Vicente Juarez, Clayton Parks, Josh Pinkard and Trevor Wehner.
Six years after mass shooting shook Aurora, legal battle continues for victims’ families, witnesses: ‘I feel like it happened a week ago’
Six years later, victims and witnesses of the shooting continue to pursue legal action against the Illinois State Police