The seat was left open after Monica Silva’s successful bid for Kane County coroner in the fall election.
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Made in St. Charles program puts spotlight on bakeries and cafes
The St. Charles Business Alliance has announced the four businesses selected to be honored in the 2024 Made in St. Charles program.
Paul Johnson’s Aurora-Elgin girls basketball rankings and player of the week
St. Charles East, St. Edward and Yorkville inch up rankings topped by Waubonsie Valley.
Advisory referendum question on political contribution rules thrown out by Aurora Electoral Board
The non-binding referendum question would have asked Aurora voters whether or not the city should limit the amount of money candidates for a city office can receive from those who do business with the city.
Even blood on the jersey doesn’t slow down Oswego East’s Andrew Pohlman. It’s a quick change. ‘Relentless mode.’
Nothing changed Saturday — except for Andrew Pohlman’s jersey — in Oswego East’s 60-46 win over Oswego.
Rick Armstrong’s Aurora-Elgin boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Four teams keep up the status quo at the top, while red-hot West Aurora joins the rankings.
Public invited to Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast in Aurora
The Fox Valley Christian Ministerial Alliance is inviting the public to its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast on Monday, Jan. 20, in Aurora.
Oswego panel recommends density be reduced in planned residential development
The Oswego Planning and Zoning Commission recently recommended a developer reduce density and increase lot sizes for a residential development proposed in Oswego.
Debate over the future of CTA, Metra, Pace, RTA to heat up in Springfield this year
The clock is ticking on a financial cliff looming for the Chicago area’s four transit agencies, and along with it efforts in Springfield to address the way transit is overseen and funded.
Aurora Film Society to screen movies at new location
Movies for the group will be screened monthly at The Venue, a live music and performance space at 21 S. Broadway in downtown Aurora, officials said.