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• Prosecutor won’t pursue Oswego park board on meetings violation
• Man wounded in East Side shooting
• Batavia WWII vet, vet son-in-law share Honor Flight
• Aurora officers served — but saw only little action at NATO protests
• Tentative agreement reached on COD faculty contract
• Marmion Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and BIG TICKET Raffle
• 4th Annual Hop Juice Festival 2012 to be Held At Two Brothers Roundhouse In Aurora, IL
• Smoky fire at farm in Kaneville
• No reduced bail for Aurora teen accused of beating 3-year-old boy
• Yorkville seeks grant for downtown lighting
• Smoky fire at Kaneville farm
• Prosecutor won’t pursue Oswego parks on meetings violation
• Oswego man gets 20 years on robbery, murder conviction
• Aurora patrolman is Officer of the Year
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• Memorial Day tributes on tap in Fox Valley to honor nation’s heroes
• Hoping for dream ‘I do’ on ‘Windy City Live’
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• New director will lead AU criminal justice program into the future
• Neuqua students make film to show drug use at school
• Aurora man’s death ruled accident
• Streamwood man ticketed in fatal crash
• Guilty verdict in murder of East Aurora soccer star
• Aurora: $300 a year savings with new electricity provider
• Fox Valley communities planning Memorial Day tributes
• Accused man hopes to clear his name with online petition
• Biggert seeks expanded domestic violence bill
• Downtown Aurora Restaurant Makes Big Changes In The Form Of Small Dishes, Healthful Plates
• Renovations Approved for Wingfoot Park In North Aurora
• Construction of Blackberry Crossing West Park Gets OK
• Area teachers rally against  proposed cuts to pension plans
• Plano man accused of fondling family member
• For election officials, ballot trouble was from the heat AND the humidity
• Counterfeit $50 bill seized at Yorkville bank during deposit
• Patrick Fitzgerald quits U.S. attorney post after nearly 11 years
• Will Co. Forest Preserve director gets one-day suspension
• Aurora man who works with kids charged in ‘ Peeping Tom’ cases
• Even the motions in Drew Peterson murder case are getting snarky now
• Student-made documentary focuses on local heroin problem
• Court delays decision on DNA tests in fatal Naperville stabbing
• McConnaughay touts Kane projects
• Yorkville reverses electric aggregation vote
• Aurora Council approves amended tattoo shop rules
• East Aurora schools to buy community center
• Second trial in soccer star’s murder
• Fatal-crash driver twice over legal limit
• Parents, child care advocates breathe short sigh of relief
• Sandwich considers serving up video gambling at city’s bars
• Man faces more charges after new teen victim comes forward
• Batavia chooses second sculpture for Donovan Bridge
• Farmers Market celebrates a century in Aurora
• AU’s Gay and Mackey receive D3baseball.com All-American honors
• Worker stabbed at Batavia factory
• Auroran sentenced to five years for sexually abusing girl
• Car smashes into Oswego nail salon; no injuries
• Passenger killed in motorcycle-truck accident in Geneva
• Obama: No ‘optimal point’ on US in Afghanistan
• Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to Illinois redistricting
• Park upgrades set in Montgomery, North Aurora
• Oswego AD McInerney leaving for new post at Sandburg
• Communication in 2012 - Good article on how we connect!
• Spartans receive D3baseball.com All-Region honors
• Van Asdlen named to NCAA Division III Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team
• Tattoo shop owners to city: rethink licensing rules
• Genevans embrace their history, gather on ‘front porch’
• Registration Open for Iconography Workshop at St. George Church
• Aurora Green Fest and Solar Power Concert
• NATO protesters bloodied in clashes with police
• Riot gear cops rain down blows on protesters
• Kendall Fair group seeks new liquor license for receptions, other events
• Police in riot gear meet hundreds of protesters in march through Loop
• Tensions rise during NATO 3 march
• Kendall approves highway contracts
• Super salaries: School districts offering big bucks to attract top candidates
• Oak Park Elementary celebrates 120 years
• To tattoo or not to tattoo?
• AU baseball finishes season with 6-5 10 inning loss at NCAA Midwest regional
• Spartan track and field athletes set school records at Last Chance Meets
• One arrested as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Geese shot with crossbow arrows near Naperville park
• Police report no arrests as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Kendall fairground wants new liquor license for expanded events
• Months past deadline, Kaneland works to get impact fee agreements
• Sandwich will be e-waste collection site
• Kane official: lack of translators is extending jail time
• Spartans advance in Midwest Regional with 11-5 win over St. Norbert
• Teachers irked by pension reform plans hold rally in Naperville
• Suburbanites brace for NATO distruption
• Police release image of SUV from fatal hit-and-run
• At award breakfast, Fox Valley United Way marks its 90th year
• Spartans fall 8-4 in extra-inning thriller
• Aurora woman guilty of shooting at vehicle, hitting teen
• Drew Peterson murder trial to start at the end of July
• DuPage forest board reduces pay 6 percent
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• Kendall coroner gets small pay hike, but still below other officials
• Sheep To Shawl Is Saturday at Blackberry Farm
• Hop Juice Festival 2012
• Motorcyclist in hit-and-run crash dies
• Fermi: Tritium levels in water not an issue
• IMSA founder, Nobel winner honored before retirement
• Aurora aldermen weigh in on tattoo shop licensing
• Busloads of protesters head to Chicago for NATO Summit
• Spartans defeat UW-La Crosse 2-1 in Game one of NCAA Midwest regional
• Bolingbrook drowning victim, 11, remembered as ‘a sweet angel’
• After public comments, revised Fabyan plans could be presented soon
• Photo gallery: Google engineer visits Aurora middle schools
• Commencement 2012: Experience at AU prepared social work major to meet needs
• Ride home from school was interrupted by gunfire, crash
• Max Torres’ family begs hit and run driver to come forward
• A year after Claim Street fire, family still struggling
• Police: Girl, 11, dies after being pulled from Bolingbrook pond
• Severe thunderstorm, 60 mph winds headed to west, northwest suburbs
• Man convicted in 2005 beating death
• Police: Pedestrians need to stay off River Road Bridge
• After long discussion, Kendall board keeps salaries the same
• Kendall considers starting bike trail fund
• Best-selling author comes to NCC to offer different kind of ‘self-help’
• Church Road in Aurora scheduled to close Wednesday
• AU receives NAC baseball postseason honors
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• Spartan Track and Field set records at Last Chance Meet
• Spartans named NFCA All-Region
• NAC announces men’s tennis postseason awards
• Spartans Gay named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• O’Donnell honors Kane’s top educator on his home turf
• Working together to rebuild Aurora
• Plano teen charged with knocking over headstones
• Kendall to vote on coroner, board pay proposals
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in hit and run
• Vasquez’s attorney appeals for reduced sentence in Oswego crash
• Construction at Route 59 Metra station starts Thursday
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• Commencement 2012: Adult nursing student displays commitment to lifelong learning
• Spartan baseball NCAA tournament bound
• Oswego house fire displaces residents
• Paramount building on record-breaking series
• Batavia considers Kirk Road turn lanes
• Cash reward offered to help  stop DuPage heroin pushers
• East Aurora school leaders urge focus on academics on Pride Day
• DCFS investigating death of 3-year-old Aurora girl
• Montgomery  police seek tips in attempted abduction case
• Schools more aggressive about suicide prevention
• Fox Valley Festival Chorus Plans Unique Fund-raiser as Part of a “Record-Breaking Season”
• West High senior earns perfect score on national test
• Aurora principal takes top prize at Educator of the Year awards
• Spartan baseball captures 2012 Northern Athletics Conference Championship
• Metra to close some stations, ban food and drink during NATO
• Yorkville, YMCA continue talks about REC Center
• Yorkville seeks state help with downtown lighting
• Kendall may ask auditor to examine payments made to board member
• Spartans beat Eagles 3-2 to advance to NAC Tournament Final
• One year later: Where is Timmothy Pitzen?
• Montgomery looking for help in abduction attempt
• Batavia making more downtown street moves
• Commencement 2012: Biology student wants to be on front line of finding cures
• 80-year-old cooking without gas ... and so are his neighbors
• Yorkville gets requests to manufacture guns in city
• Aurora to allow liquor permits for events at city parks
• Postal Service cancels closing of Millington office
• Teen dies from injuries in Montgomery truck-van crash
• Spartans see success across the board during spring season
• Reward offered to help stop DuPage heroin pushers
• Van Asdlen receives National Player of the Week Award
• Commencement 2012: Special education teacher plays role of detective in the classroom
• AU men’s soccer pen-pals with Elgin Elementary School
• Owner offers new plans for historic Geneva gas station
• Bill Gates helps pay for East senior’s dreams
• Criminal case moves forward while Kane coroner hospitalized
• Montgomery crash victim in critical condition
• Indian Prairie announces layoffs — and promotions
• SC resident remembered for helping save lives on doomed airline flight
• Naperville deputy chief joins top cop in move to AU
• Study: Fatality risk for teen drivers higher with multiple young passengers
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• Commencement 2012: Theatre major helped shape future of growing program
• Summer air travel will set you back even more
• Council approves leasing fiber network to OnLight Aurora
• Orchard, 30 crash shuts down roads
• NFL concussion controversy hits home for Fox Valley coach
• Kane offenders will get a second chance in small felony cases
• Oswego schools cutting busing
• Aurora man faces felony charge in filming woman in college’s bathroom
• Board expected to OK four new administrators at West High
• Batavia to host international windmill fair
• Kane Board nixes music venue proposal for Fabyan Woods site
• Geneva native, NIU grad wins Fulbright grant
• Plano man dies in University Park crash
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• Van Asdlen and Adams placed on D3baseball.com Team of the Week
• Montgomery man gets 15 years for part in distributing cocaine
• Oswego School Board files complaint against itself
• East, West vote to switch special ed busing contracts
• Drew Peterson doesn’t want jurors to hear about Stacy’s disappearance
• Public asked to watch for coyotes after Aurora man attacked in yard
• Man charged after  attempt to run truck  off Aurora bridge
• Coach awaiting sex abuse retrial wants tracking device removed
• There are upsides to paying for your own college.
• Photo gallery: Commencement 2012
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• Here's some great perspective on the value of a college degree!
• Van Asdlen named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Seniors, make sure to finish out your senior year strong!
• Two Spartan baseball student-athletes named CoSIDA-Capital One Academic All-District
• AU's Chapman named NAC Women's Track and Field Coach of the Year
• Gulf Coast goodness rides into Fox Valley
• East High students meet Nobel Peace Prize winner
• Geneva man, 18, accused of selling marijuana to youngster
• Oswego board deliberates two levels of trash service
• Risky weather cancels Batavia Loyalty Day parade
• Enjoy Art, Theater and Music at Marmion's Fine Arts Forum
• Heavy rain, thunderstorms expected, flash flood watch issued
• Woman facing felony over false cop report
• Mooseheart program provides haven, help for young moms
• West Aurora won’t renew Urban League contract
• Tragic death puts spotlight on youth baseball safety
• Spartan women capture 2012 NAC Outdoor Championship
• AU men finish third at NAC outdoor Championships
• Steeples top off Sugar Grove church building project
• Woman faces felony over false police report
• Kaneland handbook revisions focus on bullying
• Sandwich cuts back on projects to balance budget
• D204, teachers have tentative contract agreement
• Freedom Writer to speak at East High auditorium Tuesday
• Batavia disciplines officer for Randall Road squad car crash
• Spartan alum signs professional contract
• AU lacrosse team receives postseason conference honors
• Marmion's Cano and Stefanski Sign With Division I Schools
• Registration For Summer Programs Begins May 5, 2012
• Cougars ballpark gets new name
• Verdict expected next week in Aurora man’s third murder trial
• Ex-con guilty of stealing from employer
• Hultgren talks transportation with Aurora business leaders
• Judges will apply to allow recording, photos in Kane, Kendall trials
• The Chicago area’s 20 most dangerous intersections
• Drew Peterson hearing set for Friday in Will County court
• Van Asdlen and Spartans have record setting sweep of Dominican
• Commencement 2012: Woodstock MBA program offered AU alumna reason to come back
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• Beacon, other media make case for cameras in court
• 51st Annual Mid-American Canoe And Kayak Race
• Driver charged in fatal Yorkville crash
• Suspicious package causes stir at Kane Judicial Center
• Kane animal control looking to straighten out finances
• Pal Joey’s opening new site in Batavia
• Warm weather gives early start to kitten season
• Wine on the Fox ripe for this weekend
• Sugar Grove chooses new library director
• Spartans make history with 9-6 win over Mt. St. Joseph
• Do you think things at work can't ever change? Think again!
• Commencement 2012: Getting involved shaped sense of purpose for AU Lincoln Laureate
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• First-ever Speech Night lays groundwork for formal Spartan debate team
• Kendall Board sets salary for circuit clerk
• NAC announces softball postseason awards
• Volunteers Needed for Aurora Amped Up Adventure Race
• McConnaughay on Kane: ‘Future is brighter for our community.”
• Downs asks court to toss Nico conviction
• Memorial Day tribute to honor fallen Kane troops
• Property tax bills are in the mail for Kane
• Ex-Metea teacher gets six years for sex with student
• NIU killing suspect gave conflicting stories, prosecutor says
• Bail at $750,000 for suspect in fatal Batavia stabbing
• Commencement 2012: Parks and recreation graduate will carry on GWC legacy at summer camp
• Emmanouil named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Tennis Player of the Week
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• Ex-girlfriend charged in home invasion in St. Charles
• Ex-girlfriend charged in St. Charles home invasion
• Aurora leaders to Durbin: Federal funding helps non-profits do work
• Batavian  accused in  fatal stabbing
• Kendall man pleads guilty after 911 calls to complain about iPhone
• Oswego toddler dies a week after school bus-van crash
• One of area’s last Pearl Harbor survivors dies at 94
• Four years in prison in fatal Aurora hit-run
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• Commencement 2012: Spartan Award recipient a driving force behind student service efforts
• Teen accused of brandishing 3-inch folding knife in Geneva
• Cuts for Kyle helps injured Oswego Marine
• Aurora detectives honored for freeing man wrongly convicted
• Kane honors top educators
• Blues on the Fox Festival 2012
• Kane forest district uses funds OK’d by voters
• AU lacrosse sets school record with 13-9 win over Albion
• Mitchler remembered as father, grandpa, friend, public servant
• Aurora opening fiber optic network to non-city use
• Alderman presses for housing ordinance; says homes near AU being bought as dorms
• More pain pills prescribed in suburbs than Chicago
• Durbin in Aurora Monday to announce federal funds
• Spartan baseball takes two from Maranatha
• Marmion Drill Team Places Fourth In The Army Nationals
• 6 nabbed in Naperville prostitution sting
• Congressional action puts college loans in the spotlight
• Bishop Conlon is commencement speaker for Benedictine University
• Durbin in Aurora Monday to announce federal financing
• Aurora heroin ring leader challenges possible sentence
• Plano drug ring supplier seeks appeal of 15-year sentence
• A tree grows at West High
• Auroran charged with DUI in fiery crash
• Mailed-in verdict: guilty
• AU business students gain real-world experience, help out local non-profit agency
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• Good luck to the CPS students on campus for their CTE Capstone Projects!
• Good luck to all the CPS students on campus for their CTE Capstone projects!
• AU’s McKenzie reaches victory milestone
• Aurora library looking for private donations, grants for new facility
• Report triggers shakeup of DuPage election panel
• Aurora man gets 10-year sentence for backpack robbery
• Denise Crosby: After taking her life, how could killer live his?
• Batavia makeover set to begin Saturday
• Aurora woman gets six years for dealing ecstasy
• DuPage sheriff’s teenage son allowed to play cop
• Inaugural group of AU Woodstock Center graduates ready to receive diplomas
• Rasmussen College is celebrating Week of the Young Child! Check out this infogra...
• Marmion Appoints Grad Del Toro as Head Soccer Coach
• Judge mailing in Aurora murder verdict
• Businessman back in Aurora after ship breaks down in Antarctic
• Aurora man convicted under new stalking statute
• Courtroom cameras committee invites public comment
• Consultant calls for tighter controls over DuPage elections spending
• Batavia school support staff gives up holidays for pay hikes
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• Spartans dominant in school record tying 11th win.
• Phillips Library fans recommend and review good summer reads
• Aurora Council OKs purchase of women’s Elks Club building
• Kane orders study on cutting impact fees
• Kendall pulls bonds to help pay for flooding remediation
• Drew Peterson abandons appeal, wants trial date
• Montgomery releases plans, cost for Boulder Hill’s rusty water
• Former Yorkville deputy chief applies for alternative treatment
• Kane remains cautious on outbreak of tuberculosis at Hesed House
• Next Kane public guardian pledges less interference
• Spring concert to showcase university, community ensembles
• Police probing possible theft from Aurora Firefighters Credit Union
• Art Deco Inspired Alley Art Poster Unveiled
• Galloway pleads guilty to 1981 Aurora murder
• Boys basketball: Batavia coach Jim Roberts resigns
• Aurora traveler expects to be back from Antarctic soon
• Windswept blaze destroys barns along Route 47 in Lily Lake
• Four hurt in crash involving school bus, van in Naperville
• Top AU students recognized for academic achievements and campus contributions
• ‘Stars of the art’ get places in  FV Art Hall
• Wind turbine provides power and learning at Waubonsee College
• The long road to trial
• Joseph Corporation: 20 years of helping families find homes
• Faculty antics leave student audience laughing
• Thirty-One Homes In Two Weekends: Rebuilding Together Auroracontinues To Revitalize Neighborhoods
• Chicago area residents face frosty Monday morning
• Spartans sweep Edgewood on senior day
• Compassion Foundation honors area’s ‘unsung heroes’
• Campaign cash rolling in for Foster, Biggert in 11th District race
• Guns found during search of Yorkville High School
• Elburn man faces charges in bank robbery
• Perfect game for Philip Humber
• AU baseball sweeps Concordia Wisconsin in NAC action
• Spartans sweep doubleheader with Maranatha
• Spartan men's tennis split final home contests of 2012
• Marmion-Rosary Band Earns 91 Medals In State Contest
• No charges against cop in teen’s shooting near Fermilab
• Aurora gets $1.4 million water pollution grant
• Kane charges ahead with electric vehicle stations
• Mitchler: A strong voice who spoke for many
• NW Indiana bank robbery suspected arrested in Elburn
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• Cocaine overdose, not Taser, killed Aurora man
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• Cops: Sex offender met assault victim online
• Manuel Juarez Receives Marmion Distinguished Service Award
• Marmion Hosts Traveling Art Exhibit
• Sex offender charged with assaulting Aurora woman he met online
• Court to hear appeal of shooter in Nico murder
• Aurora ward plan raises concerns
• ‘Bomb robber’ writing happy ending as tribute to mom
• Truck driver sues estate of teen killed in WCC crash
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• Five common resume mistakes students should avoid
• Batavia man wins bet, goes to jail
• Is Aurora Blacktop about to close or ‘being restructured?’
• Hatcher, House thank family for son’s service to country
• Two principals leaving Oswego schools
• Mild winter creates salt storage issue in Montgomery
• Kane coroner’s ‘liver failure’ prompts question of fitness for trial
• Red Oak Nature Center To Hold Earth Day Celebration
• ComEd wants to clean up Aurora gas plant site
• Illinois income taxes jump nearly 32 percent, second-highest in nation
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• AU Theatre Department spring play explores personal choices
• Batavia OKs variances for new McDonald’s
• State Fire Officials Introduce Autism Awareness Training For First Responders
• Aurora details plan to seek lower electric rates
• City plans to purchase women’s Elks Club building
• Party raises money for path, downtown profile for Yorkville
• Sandwich OKs buy of police radios, security cameras
• State to honor fallen North Aurora soldier
• Kendall board supports increase in meeting pa
• Schools working to  curb pension penalties
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• Women tell of heroin’s destructive force
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• Palmer named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• AU to host Lax4Leukemia event
• Aurora-born Connor Vlakancic takes on the two-party system
• Stranded in Antarctic: Valley businessman safe, but bored
• Aurora school districts likely to switch bus companies
• Danish pump manufacturer expands in Aurora
• Batavia senior housing on hold, awaiting tax credits
• State panel says FORCED school mergers not warranted
• Chef bringing winemakers to Aurora
• Hometown will star in film by East Aurora grad
• Video: A Day Without Shoes
• AU’s Loubert named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Defensive Player of the Week
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• Kane deputy pens book on drug trade
• Cuts mean staggered school days, fewer buses expected next fall in Oswego
• Aurora schools mull new special ed bus service
• Outdoor Play Area, Accessible Playground To Be Built Next To Vaughan Center
• Wild weather night expected; strong winds, hail, ‘downpours’ possible
• Kendall County mom charged after firing gun to stop fight
• Playground to be built next to Vaughan Center
• Denise Crosby: Trials and tribulations of Cardamone case continue
• Autopsy: Sixth-grader hit by ball died of cerebral hemorrhage
• Payton’s lesson: People are more similar than different
• Locals with ties to Titanic feel impact 100 years later
• Aurora businessman stranded on ship in Antarctic
• Hundreds attend rally against heroin use in Will Co.
• Hinckley’s new police chief retiring
• Kendall to consider board member compensation
• Oswego teachers, coaches stunned by loss of young athlete
• Robber pulls gun, gets $10 in North Aurora stick-up
• EdD graduate receives national recognition for dissertation work
• Aurora used car lot ordered to close
• Kendall board member claims colleague took undeserved payments
• Court to hear appeal of Sandra Vasquez sentencing
• Aldermen weigh in on McDonald’s plan for Batavia
• Phillips Library poetry reading featuring two AU instructors
• Oswego allowing more time for committee discussions
• Distracted driving is deadly driving
• DuPage homeless agencies reach funding constraints
• Chronic driving violator gets 7 years for DUI
• IMSA discussion: from dark matter to extra dimensions
• Fire destroys home in  Plano — but no injuries
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• The 10th Downtown Taste set in May
• Freeze warning issued for Chicago area
• Kane sticks with development impact fee
• Aurora woman accused of pension fraud
• The time to be recognized is here! Come join us!
• ‘A Day Without Shoes’ provides experiential lesson in poverty
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• Adams named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Hernandez named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Tennis Player of the Week
• Yorkville approves $500,000 incentive plan for downtown
• Council OKs funding for new downtown library
• Committee studies new ward maps for Batavia
• Kane toughens codes on vehicles, construction
• Denise Crosby: One click from you could help Danielle win trip of a lifetime
• Missing Aurora woman found in Chicago
• Aurora honors 20-year emergency dispatcher
• Suit against Kane chairman revived
• As village manager resigns, work goes on at Montgomery Village Hall
• AU students kick off their shoes to raise awareness of global poverty
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• Heroin problem only getting worse
• Batavia considers removing Wilson Street lane
• RiverEdge Music Garden coming into shape
• Aurora woman identified as Diehl Road crash victim
• Montgomery village manager resigns
• Missing Aurora woman never made it to daughter’s house
• NTSB: Auroran’s plane stalled before hitting grocery store
• Can suburban mayors serve on county board?
• Heroin leaves deadly mark on Will County
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• Suspect in 1957 Sycamore girl’s murder on trial in rape case
• Off-campus student liaison an advocate for getting to know AU neighbors
• Aurora woman, 79, missing after trip to Chicago
• AU’s STEM Academy helps launch Google Art Project
• Motorists urged to be cautious during planting season
• Kendall: Poster county for nation’s population slowdown
• Naperville state’s tops, but Aurora, Elgin close in social media savvy
• Professional ballplayers recall first games in majors
• Aurora driver killed as his car flips in Oswego
• Residents complain Batavia not served well by new McDonald’s design
• Spartans split with Elmhurst in non-conference softball
• Faithful fill streets for Aurora Stations of the Cross procession
• Dirt from Route 47 widening a concern for Yorkville planners
• Batavia artist going round and round
• State forum focuses on minority health issues
• Libertarians sue to get auditor candidate on Kane fall ballot
• Spartan baseball wins 14-7 in come from behind fashion
• Residents complain Batavia not served well by new McDonald’s
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• Drug abuse forum packs  auditorium with parents, teachers, students
• Aurora invites resident input on ward remap
• LeSure fit to stand trial  in Montgomery fire deaths
• Director McAdam resigns from Oswegoland Parks 
• Montgomery seeks volunteers  for litter pickup around lake areas
• Eviction of mother, 5 children leaves Jericho Circle empty
• Vickery calls for review of Kendall board meeting pay
• Kane board members fear county fee may be hurting development
• Students in Aurora University STEM programs attend Google Art Project launch
• Photo gallery: AU Centennial Celebration
• How a tiny college chose Aurora over Zion City
• For Batavia council, springtime issues fill the air
• Oswego appoints new village administrator
• Montgomery personnel session might focus on village manager
• Aurora Business United--- Meeting
• Aurora scores with rich history on the diamond
• Texas man gets prison in abduction of own child in Aurora
• Congratulations to the District 214 full tuition scholarship winners!
• Congratulations to the District 214 Full Tuition Scholarship Recipients!
• AU celebrating 100 years and counting as ‘Aurora’s University’
• AU at 100: A century of reaching out to community
• Rebuilding Together Aurora News - Free Attic Insulation
• Aurora attorney being treated after plane crashes in Florida
• Streetscape plan drives ahead in Batavia
• Judge set to rule in  Aurora murder trial
• Area counties rank high in national health study
• Geneva bars demolition of 1930s gas station building
• Denise Crosby: Schools earn high marks in fight against heroin
• AU celebrates 100 years of reaching out to community
• Softball sweeps Concordia Chicago in NAC action
• Knock knock!! Who's there? Week. Week who? Week of the Young Child is HERE!
• Undergraduate Research Conference showcases student work
• Wilcox named Northern Athletics Conference Softball Position Player of the Week
• Mackey named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Titanic Dinner
• Wilco to play July 8 concert at Kane County ballpark
• Police charge Batavia man with firing gun at wife, brother
• Auroran charged with making fake driver’s licenses
• Complaint: City not living up to agreement with Aurora police
• WCC programs paying off, students tell U.S. education official
• Officers offer advice to avoid situations like Trayvon Martin tragedy
• AU celebrating 100 years in Aurora with centennial events
• AU’s Fuqua named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Defensive Player of the Week
• West High School students’ artwork receives national recognition again
• Minooka driver injured in 1-car  Kendall crash; charged with DUI
• Weisner: City’s economic environment improving
• Town Talk: Life lessons from the campaign trail. Or not.
• One dead after car ruptures gas line in Warrenville
• I-88 work west of Aurora starts Sunday
• Marchers pursue justice for Trayvon
• Aurora incidents serve as warning: Don’t leave fires unattended
• Batavia planning pedestrian-friendly downtown street
• Denise Crosby: Crisis calls take personal toll on 911 dispatchers
• Spartans sweep MSOE in baseball action
• Spartan softball sweeps Rockford
• Spartan men's lacrosse wins thriller over Mt. St. Joseph
• 3 winning Mega Millions tickets, and one was sold in Illinois
• Aurora music mentor John Hix dies at 87
• Schools host programs on heroin problem
• Firefighters hurt in Aurora house fire
• College, high school artists welcome at Batavia fest
• Elburn man gets 15 years for beating toddler
• Yorkville employees getting support for pay hike
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• “A Day Without Shoes” at AU raising awareness of global poverty
• Marmion Senior's Drill Solo Wins Big at Ohio Meet
• Denise Crosby: Until facts are all in, local hoodie march is out of step
• $540 million jackpot brings out the players
• Auroran gets 97 years in murder of East soccer player
• Weisner announces new  Aurora tech training center
• Clerk position vacant again in Montgomery
• Yorkville debates providing insurance for elected officials
• Montgomery joins group trying to head off state cuts
• AU students join together to serve the city of Aurora
• 22 DUI tickets for Kane’s St. Pat’s weekend detail
• Mock trials will weigh Mary Todd Lincoln’s sanity
• Grill sparks $300,000 fire at Aurora apartment complex
• Kane moves ahead on Judicial Center expansion talks
• Sandwich man dies in workplace accident at Menards
• Aurora mother charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
• Oswego’s new budget looks a lot like the old one
• Busted Aurora man hoped to meet up with teenage girl
• Spartan softball loses two one-run games
• Caterpillar Foundation invests in STEM Partnership School curriculum
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• Round 1: State denies tax credits for AHA rebuild at Jericho site
• Finance panel again delays vote on new downtown library
• Missionary Priest Receives Marmion Alumni Award
• 175th Anniversary Poster
• 100 Years of Girl Scouting
• Hit-and-run victim: Getaway car got away with more than clothes
• Hoodie march for slain Florida teen set Saturday in Naperville
• Hesed House aims to double permanent housing program
• Yorkville teen looks to future with donated service dog
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• Geneva council votes to save Pure station
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• Check out our talented Women's Dance Team as they perform in the UDA Dance Compe...
• Photo gallery: Morning of Service
• AU Institute for Collaboration programs promoting fitness for Kane County kids
• Gasoline prices hit record: $4.67 in Chicago; $4.51 in metro area
• Man steals donated clothes, flees on bike
• Naval airman, 91, aloft again
• Aurora man charged with rape attempt
• Circuit clerk says bill could hurt Kane’s funding
• Gasoline prices hit record high: $4.67 in Chicago; $4.51 in metro area
• Staff: Kane can’t afford special veterans court
• Aurora man accused of weekend rape attempt
• Drunken driver guilty again 13 years after 10-year-old’s death
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• Primary losers not always happy for the winners
• Wicinski commits to play volleyball for Michigan State
• Owls who fell from nest in Batavia return to natural home
• Kane likes idea, not cost, of hazardous waste drop-off center
• Area agencies in line for riverboat funds
• A brunch with a cause
• Learn How To Use The Internet For Income
• Warm spring, milder winters mean fresh varieties, excitement for gardeners
• Kane election complaint line fields 13 calls
• Genevans object to razing ’30s-era gas station building
• Denise Crosby: March madness has nothing to do with basketball
• Aurora to tap into tax refunds to recover fines, fees, bills
• Starting Sunday, you can buy your Illinois lottery tickets online
• Sandwich, officers reach contract agreement
• Hurlbut rips ‘silliness’ of campaign contribution flap
• Teen driver injured in train-SUV crash
• Kane cracking down on stalled projects
• Aurora Township man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Spa reaches goal for cat’s surgery
• Aurora to begin yard waste collection
• Aurora’s baseball history featured in Sunday talk
• Burglaries, robberies surge,  boosting Aurora crime rate
• Metea musicians getting Italian adventure
• Montgomery may cut building fees to spur development
• Kane cracking down on stalled construction projects
• Electricity issue generates mixed results across Valley
• Third Oswego schools assistant has joined superintendent in submitting resignation
• Lotto luck: Batavian scores  $3 million with winning ticket
• Enjoy Aurora Website awarded at the 25th Illinois Governor’s Conference on Tourism
• Officials: Summer temps causing ‘dangerously high’ tree pollen levels
• National Dems: ‘Road to majority’ in Congress ‘goes through Illinois’
• West Aurora drops plan for cell phone rules change
• IMSA’s FIRST Robotics team competing at regionals this week
• Kane likes idea, not cost, of hazardous waste drop-off
• Photo gallery: Kent Keith
• AU Spanish club exposes elementary students to language at early age
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• Heavyweight congressional battle: Biggert vs. Foster in November
• Hartwell takes GOP nod for Kane circuit clerk
• Aurora, other Valley towns give OK to electric question
• Kendall voters turn down recorder, auditor posts
• Aurora woman arrested before she begins work
• Missing Aurora family, Cicero teen found safe in Florida
• After rocky start in some counties, vote counting goes on
• Rockford Diocese gets new bishop
• Montgomery man faces sex charges
• Batavia mayor: Sign in marsh takes campaigning too far
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• Video: Find Yourself at Aurora University
• Fox Valley Park District News - March 16, 2012
• ‘Hair’ brushes with perfection at Paramount Theatre
• Do you want a better quality of life? Grow Your Strengths!
• Honda Jet pushes back date on Aurora airport project
• Rubble from Aurora bridge is put to good use
• Aurora’s oldest resident: ‘Live a sensible life’
• ‘Hair’ brushes with perfection at Paramount Theatre
• Rusty water problem may be resolved in Boulder Hill
• Batavia hopes signal work will smooth downtown traffic
• Man denies killing teacher at Naperville club
• Phillips Library unveils AU celebrities on 2012 READ posters
• Aurora looking for emergency volunteers
• Kane forest preserves set for spring prescribed burns
• Latest harbinger of early spring — pelicans!
• Bowling pins tumble to help wounded Marine
• Election complaint lines set up
• From Your District: Math teams giving students ‘competitive’ advantage
• Local expert: Cuts pending to state mental health services
• Kendall in line for some ballot confusion
• Will allowing cameras in court improve justice or pervert it?
• Eight compete in Kendall District 1 GOP race
• Eight in GOP race for Kendall Board District 2
• Local expert: Cuts pending to mental health services
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• Two men charged in Oswego, Aurora bank robberies
• Fox Valley’s early voter turnout down over past primaries
• Servant leadership expert speaking during Arts and Ideas series
• Lifesaving effort at Provena Mercy — by security guard
• Man indicted in fatal stabbing of Naperville schoolteacher
• Denise Crosby: Sorry duo can — but won’t — offer apologies
• Protesters to Quinn: Keep Aurora Adult Transition Center open
• Family offering $5,000 reward for info on missing Aurora kids
• Yorkville, private owner agree on REC Center price
• Suit against Kane Board member settled
• Metea teacher facing six years in sex assault case
• Edwards to lead AU women’s basketball program
• Senior third baseman a leader on field, in classroom and community
• Blago says goodbye to freedom
• Yorkville burglar gets jail time for stealing gold, jewelry
• Cunningham not a candidate, court rules
• Police await autopsy results for man who died after being Tasered
• Hastert making the rounds for Romney
• Adventure Play Structure On Horizon At Blackberry Farm
• Rebuilding Together Aurora News - Free Attic Insulation
• Wednesday’s warmth a record-breaker
• Rod Blagojevich: ‘This is not over’
• Aurora to sell new home built through federal program
• Wednesday a record-setter for warmth
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• AU students connect with top Midwest marketing experts
• Kane board member calls out colleagues on campaign contributions
• Federal judge throws out part of Illinois campaign finance law
• Postal Cancellations for Aurora’s 175th Anniversary
• Marmion Scholarships Awarded To Nine Students
• Aurora aims to license tattoo shops
• Aurora passes peddler’s ordinance — finally
• Girl Scouts mark 100th year
• Auroran dies after being Tasered by police
• A losing battle for Indian Prairie library assistants
• Boulder Hill may have clean water by weekend
• Wheatlands boundaries unchanged for fall
• Aurora boy injured in Wyoming crash improves
• Fireworks fly at Kaneland school meeting
• Kaneland hikes fees for sports, clubs
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• AU librarians tell students: ‘Don’t let your papers be duds!’
• Spartans sweep Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Players of the Week
• Aurora man facing more charges after weekend shooting
• Missing kids: Aurora cases among thousands on national list
• Southwest suburban teacher’s suit says colleague called her fat
• Come and Network with the Aurora Hispanic Chamber of Commerce!
• New judge in Wal-Mart gun case
• Plainfield girl killed, 2 Aurorans injured in Wyoming auto crash
• Teacher’s suit says colleague called her fat
• Annual high school art show recognizes local talent
• School bus, car collide on Aurora’s far East Side
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• AU’s Rosiek named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Offensive Player of the Week
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• In Your District: Tomcats open the Paw Place
• NCC station strives to bring back the rock
• 150 gallons of gas siphoned from truck
• Biggert, Cunningham seek GOP nomination in new 11th District
• Book it: Library Board makes case for new building
• Denise Crosby: Music teacher’s ‘ironic’ courtroom words hit low note
• Neighbors: Cemetery out of sync with Kane County farm country
• Soccer Mom on mission: save program for kids
• Former West Aurora band director unapologetic at sentencing
• Batavia police investigate $50,000 credit card fraud
• Three Dems in running for new district on Aurora’s far East Side
• Man shot at Aurora house party
• Kane County projects to receive $1.1 million federal funding
• IMSA, Indian Prairie students make Power Pitch at technology conference in Chicago
• Superpac backing Romney buys nearly $1 million in TV time here
• House passes ban on drivers using cell phones near emergency scenes
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• Former West band teacher pleads guilty to sexual contact with students
• Kaneland to issue layoff notices to teachers
• Tough early schedule preparing AU softball team for national competition
• Four in GOP race for new 49th Senate District
• Harold Fearn remembered for growing West district, educators
• 38th District Dems put focus on economy, education
• Electricity referendum: how it might save you money
• AHA Board member rips housing task force
• Kendall finalizes support for CASA
• Fox Valley Park District News - March 6, 2012
• House passes statewide ban on using cell phone while driving
• Oswego walk promotes women’s issues around the globe
• RMU Experience Application is now available via iTunes!!!
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• Cunningham’s ballot status back ‘in limbo’
• Veteran AU baseball team aiming high after two successful seasons
• Aurora man gets 4½ years for sex act with minor
• Teen fans ravenous for ‘Hunger Games’
• Oswego considers how to pay for water projects
• Kaneland teachers reach tentative agreement on contract
• Crosby column: Truth is, police made Aurora proud
• Aurora to pay $90,000 for West Side ‘nuisance home’
• Wrongful death suit filed in drowning of tot at Aurora home
• After windy day, expect temps to drop by 30 degrees
• Do you ever wonder how you are going to get that next job? Or ask yourself, how...
• AU baseball loses to Bridgewater 3-2.
• Peer advisors help incoming students feel welcome at AU
• Aurora hopes to collect fees, fines through state tax refunds
• Hinckley residents voice concern over police hiring process
• Auroran released after serving 10 years on murder conviction
• Yorkville man to carry the flame for Olympics
• Student brings grenade to North Aurora middle school
• Riverwalk closed for Downer bridge demolition
• West High to test relaxed cell phone standards
• West schools hurt by cut in state funding for transportation
• Video: Inside the classroom at Aurora University
• RMU's latest edition of the cookbook is now available. Supplies of Blend 2 are...
• Pair of Spartans named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Players of the Week
• Zanella named Northern Athletics Conference Softball Pitcher of the Week
• Going with the traffic flow
• Oswego police investigating possible sex assault
• Oswego School Board weighs options for last boundary decision
• Teacher’s aide pleads guilty to sex with student
• Metra adjusts times slightly on Burlington line trains
• Yorkville working on options for recreation space
• Aurora business’ efforts help save lives in Afghanistan
• Gifts from the heart: AU celebrates 10th annual Project Linus
• Primary election start of changes for Will Co. Board
• Baseball sweeps doubleheader with Beloit in Florida
• AU softball opens spring trip 3-1.
• Spartan baseball get split against TCNJ
• AU students take action during spring break service trips
• Aurora seeks nominees for historic preservation honors
• Two charged with having marijuana at high school
• Sacred Heart parishioners celebrate their hard-earned sanctuary
• State accounting change puts Batavia schools in black, but no funds in bank
• Marmion Math Team Ranked Third in State
• AID fundraiser telethon set for March 17
• Hundreds attend Aurora’s 175th birthday bash at Roundhouse
• Denise Crosby: After four months in morgue, burial brings no closure
• Ex-NVHS aide guilty of having sex with student
• AU lacrosse drops contest to Wooster 19-8
• Spartan baseball opens 2012 with 8-4 win over Wartburg
• Kane auditor contenders cite experience
• Bond revoked for suspect in fatal stabbing of Naperville teacher
• H-BR middle schoolers put energy into power project
• Housing Authority meeting with  non-profits to develop service plan
• Aurora relaxes reporting rules for pawn dealers
• Yorkville open to loan for River Road bridge
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• Hackbarth wins Heptathlon at North Central Last Chance meet
• VITA program gives students opportunity to interact with real tax clients
• 25th Senate GOP contenders  tout experience, call for reform
• District 3 Dems face off again in Kane County
• Yorkville group pushing grassroots support for path
• Dems say they can defeat Hultgren in 14th Congressional
• Breakfast honors black community leaders for service, advocacy
• Oswego Marine ‘up and walking’... and other good news to report
• Oswego Marine ‘up and walking’... and other good news
• Deal likely in Metea teacher sex assault case
• Driver gets four years in fatal Kendall crash
• RMU is offering a FREE series of writing workshops at the Bensenville and DuPage...
• RMU is offering 40 grants to residents of Arlington Heights, Buffalo Grove, Pros...
• Check out this awesome video on what Health Information Technology is and how th...
• State accounting quirk puts Batavia schools in the black
• Woman pleads guilty to Aurora kidnapping
• More than 700 AU students earn Dean’s List honors
• Area gas prices up about 25 cents from last year
• Spartan alum setting sights on 2016 Olympics
• Walsh to lead AU football program
• LASO students hone leadership skills at national conference
• Suit claims West Chicago cop  shot at car, wounded passenger
• Coyote sightings up in Aurora
• Two Brothers approved for Hop Juice Festival in Aurora
• Kendall approves major road projects for 2012
• Fermilab director: Budget cuts could have ‘significant consequences’
• Kane departments work on comprehensive plan
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• AU athletic band recruiting new members, building Spartan spirit
• Veteran Spartan baseball team aiming high in 2012
• 'Coupon Queen' Jill Cataldo Returning To Prisco
• Aurora Junior Woman's Club ‘Finding Nemo’ Play Scheduled
• Finance panel delays vote on new downtown library
• Driver killed in Liberty Street crash
• Denise Crosby: Spreading hope is black and white(board) to AU senior
• Oswego School Board accepts O’Donnell’s resignation
• Stuart Sports Complex expansion work set for spring
• Oswego approves new school boundaries
• Twins celebrate their 12th — or is it 3rd? — birthday on Leap Year Day
• How many of these books have you read? How many are you going to read? Remembe...
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• Spartans honored by Northern Athletics Conference
• Spartan Spotlight: Eric Rizo, AU ’12, management information technology major
• Text to brother ends abruptly as driver hits building in Aurora
• Director says SciTech needs Aurora funds more than GAR Hall
• Budget cuts remain a hot topic in Indian Prairie
• Montgomery raises water rates, but not for Boulder Hill
• Marmion Wins 12th Consecutive Purdue Commander's Cup
• Text to brother ends abruptly as driver hits building
• Kendall Health director retires after 21 years with department
• 4-year-old Kylie loses battle with cancer
• Water issues at forefront for Montgomery board
• Provena seeking artworks to help in patient healing
• RMU Springfield is hosting a Design Contest and Award Reception 3/10/12 @ 10AM f...
• Aurora National Guard soldier takes serving to new heights
• AU men finish second as Capshaw receives Field Athlete of the Meet honors
• Richards named NAC Field-Athlete of the Meet as Spartan women finish third
• Spartan Spotlight: Taylor Herodes, AU ’15, Walt Disney World intern
• Candidates face off on troops, energy, unions
• Kane Democrats told area is ‘ground zero’ for key elections
• 25th Senate candidates take first jabs across party lines
• Balloting begins: Voters voting early more often
• ACC’s Lady Chargers get royal welcome home after Final Four finish
• 14 artists submit entries for Batavia sculpture project
• Ex-inmate on controversial prison: ‘Tamms never leaves my head’
• Kendall cops looking for person who unhooked train cars
• Foster, Hickey, Thomas hoping to represent new congressional district
• Spartans dominant in 2012 opening win over Oberlin
• Aurora Central girls defeated in Class 2A state semifinal
• Aurora Business United--- Meeting
• Juniors Club Presents the Musical - Finding Nemo
• Biggert appeals Cunningham’s return to 11th District GOP ballot
• Jobs, schools, pensions focus of 84th House debate
• Blind 911 survivor emphasizes teamwork for East students
• Aurora man sentenced to 4 years in 2009 slaying
• Aurora proposes upgrades in condo-apartment units
• Check out this awesome read about IT jobs in 2012!
• Men’s soccer coach tells AU community: Pursue dreams with integrity
• Late February snow reminds Chicago area winter is still here
• Men’s lacrosse team sets big goals for second season
• System from north brings ‘potent’ storm; hundreds of flights canceled
• Paramount picks four classics for second Broadway season
• Post office processing moves hit Aurora facility
• Housing Authority seeks new name for Jericho Circle site
• Court documents say man confessed to murder of Aurora woman
• Trial delayed for Aurora pastor accused of bilking followers
• Geneva preservation panel rejects plan to demolish old gas station
• Yorkville asks county for loan for bridge project
• AU student’s leadership potential and service earns her top scholarship
• A balancing act: A graduate student’s experience achieving a life-long goal
• Think winter is done for the season? Think again
• Cuts would close Fox Valley corrections, food stamp facilitie
• Montgomery may offer refund for rusty water
• Kane County politics: nitty, gritty, downright dirty
• Man departs party to find keys missing —along with SUV
• From the ashes, a new church rises
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• Gov. Pat Quinn on pension mess: ‘Everything is on the table’
• West Aurora changing look of Blackhawk logo
• Oswego schools superintendent to resign
• Court awaiting video in deputy-shopper scuffle at Oswego Wal-Mart
• Girl Scouts’ study shows career stereotypes still prevalent
• Youthful Spartans with big expectations in 2012.
• Trading spaces: East, West students walk around in each other’s shoes, hallways
• Cunningham back on the 11th District GOP ballot
• Kane begins its pitch for entertainment venue along Fabyan
• Growing south: AU outlines expansion plans
• Man pleads guilty to 2010 fatal hit-and-run accident in Aurora
• Temporary taxes may become permanent in North Aurora
• Valiant Spartans fall 86-83 in NAC Tournament
• New York account raises questions about naming of Batavia
• Video: ComEd CEO discusses importance of STEM Partnership School at AU
• A+ teachers show and tell what it takes to succeed in the classroom
• Fox Valley Park District News - Kids Fitness Fun Fair and More
• California man charged in Earlville home invasion that ended in fatal shooting
• Police: Indiana sighting not Aurora mom
• No charges after TV falls on Aurora tot
• Rust-colored water flowing again into Boulder Hill homes
• Former Oswego man charged with harassing wife
• Metra inching closer to Oswego
• Spartan Spotlight: Tiffany Stallman, AU ’12, reflects on her student teaching experience
• Pedestrian critically hurt, teen driver cited in Sandwich crash
• AU men finish second at Margaret Bradley
• Women's Track and Field sixth at Margaret Bradley Invite
• Burns, Lauzen at odds over Kane Co. chairman’s job
• From Your District: West Aurora science students build bridges — literally
• Child injured when TV falls on her
• Sugar Grove to outline flood-fix cost
• Shuttered Landmark Antiques in Geneva finally selling off remaining items
• Boxer, police officer retires from force
• Denise Crosby: Naperville man, now sex offender, hoping for 2nd chance
• Democratic Kane chairman contenders wage low-key campaign
• Spartan women drop final game of 2011-2012 season
• Hackbarth sets AU track record at North Central meet
• Aurorans Dash to get their lost Cash
• Provena, Resurrection select ‘Presence Health’ as name after merger
• District 4 candidate talks economic development, keeping taxes low
• Voters face primary deadlines
• Provena and Resurrection select ‘Presence Health’ as new name
• Aurora police say missing mom, kids possibly in Indiana
• Aurorans Dash to get their Cash
• Rutherford offers election-year advice to Aurora GOP
• Conquering the unknown: A transfer student’s path to success
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• AU tabs Edwards to lead women’s soccer program
• Current Students: Need Gas Money?
• Play ball! Spartans sitting at top of preseason coaches’ polls
• Police say alcohol, drug use on the rise among Valley teens
• Police looking for missing Aurora mom, 3 children
• Police looking for missing Aurora mother, CHILDREN
• Denise Crosby: Readers appreciate heroin issue being kept at forefront
• Yorkville, Oswego to bid for garbage collection together
• Can car’s tragic past provoke safer future?
• Will County Board gives initial approval to mosque near Aurora
• Burns, Lauzen collide over red-light cameras
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• Alderman says protest at Aurora CEO’s home violates city code
• Five West wrestlers lead area hopefuls
• Man charged with breaking into Aurora home, raping woman
• Aurora siblings plead innocent in mother neglect case
• Yorkville rejects pact with state to remove dam
• Second brother gets 60 years in gang murder
• Spartan women fall 67-62 to Concordia Chicago.
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• Spartan baseball picked to win NAC
• Yorkville to ask residents: What do you want from your city?
• Spartan softball picked second in NAC preseason poll
• Kane OKs bid to demolish old jail
• 911 calls from Wal-Mart show confusion after deputy pulled gun
• Denise Crosby: ‘Finally, community is starting to care’ about heroin
• Naperville police: Man was driving 142 mph at time of crash
• Indian Prairie schools facing more staffing cuts
• Kaneland considers cutting 15 teachers, increasing class size
• Oswego Board combs over school boundary proposals
• Spartans heart broken on Valentine's Day with 65-64 loss at buzzer
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• Tri-Cities revise ambulance fee shares
• Candidates vow to restore integrity to Kane coroner office
• Businessman launches chamber from Yorkville to Elgin
• Auroran who killed four in DUI crash facing new battery charges
• Auroran injured when he hits Yorkville rail crossing sign
• East Aurora coach resigns after alleged assault of student
• Veteran Rosary coach Kasper resigns
• Aurora couple recognized as longest married couple in Illinois
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• Rev. Wright: Race not over yet
• Mourners gather to honor fallen soldier
• Montgomery gets third request for Mill liquor license
• The new face of Aurora
• Denise Crosby: When stupid squabbles turn ugly lives are at risk
• Singer Whitney Houston dead at 48 of unknown causes
• North Aurora rejects company’s bid over worker training issue
• Hung jury in murder case of East High soccer player
• Mother of boy bitten by dog sues Kendall County Animal Control
• Sen. Kirk moved into Rehab Institute
• Alderman named state’s Veteran of Month
• Aurora advances alternative energy regulations
• Sen. Kirk moved into Rehab Institute; family offers thanks
• North Aurora rejects company’s bid over training issue
• Patient family finally getting Habitat home
• Sunday Lecture Series – The Orphan Trains
• Prosecutors want higher bail for man charged in Naperville stabbing death
• Cunningham changes mind, files to get back on 11th District ballot
• Aurora, Kane housing study shows more awareness needed
• Minor decrease in accidents seen at  Aurora’s red light camera intersections
• Firefighter injured in Batavia
• Victim’s father jailed during sentencing for DUI driver
• Up to 6 inches of lake effect snow possible starting Friday afternoon
• Candidate tossed from 11th District ballot running as write-in
• Oswego, Aurora parents dismayed at proposed school boundaries
• Residents demand action to fix Sugar Grove flooding
• Kane sees high-end uses for old jail site
• Seven years for driver who killed two motorcyclists
• Lease approved for new veterans memorial park in Sugar Grove
• Spartan men fall 79-72 to Concordia
• State Rep. Cross to talk over top issues with Will County officials
• Residency issue resolved, Petrella to fill own Kendall board vacancy
• Rehabbed foreclosed home on Second Avenue up for sale
• Lauzen, Burns battle over Hultgren endorsement
• Denise Crosby: Nightclub stabbing nightmare defies explanation
• Shattered tap handle leads to suit against Two Brothers Brewing Co.
• Montgomery fields several liquor license requests
• West Aurora schools reviewing policy on reporting abuse
• Bullied student tells School Board about abuse
• Three hope to succeed Keck as Kane auditor
• Spartan women drop tough NAC home contest to MSOE, 58-47.
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• Spartan Lacrosse tabbed third in MLC poll
• Gissel Receives National Guard Patriot Award
• Fox Valley Park District's Bug Fest Voted State's Best Special
• Naperville school, community leaders grapple with teacher’s murder
• Off-duty officer pulls gun in Oswego Wal-Mart
• Sentencing Wednesday in fatal Route 47 crash
• Mazda to open Aurora parts distribution center
• Rescuers vacuum sand to free man trapped in Naperville silo
• Testimony opens in trial of alleged driver in killing of East High junior
• Downer closure Day 1: Business as usual
• Naperville school grapples with teacher’s murder
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• Three vying for Kane circuit clerk
• Aurora Seeking Oldest Citizens And Pioneer Families
• Gotta Get S.T.E.M.!
• New York Giants win Super Bowl 21-17 with late-game drive
• Marie Wilkinson wouldn’t take ‘no’ for an answer
• Super Bowl at end of 3rd quarter: Patriots 17, Giants 15
• Bond set for man accused of killing Naperville teacher
• West-WCC partnership goal: College ready, college successful
• Young woman’s mom struggles with new IlliniCare system
• Patients being moved into  renovated rooms at Provena Mercy
• Loaded handgun discovered  in Aurora middle school locker
• Naperville man charged in murder at downtown bar
• Spartans knock off Edgewood 79-75.
• Spartan women come up just short against Edgewood
• Downer bridges going out with a bang — of fireworks
• Sheriff continues to investigate bus crash
• Geneva streets superintendent charged with stealing city funds
• Kendall Ethics panel drops complaint against Vickery
• Loaded handgun found in Aurora middle school locker
• Railroad admits flaws in Yorkville derailment cleanup
• Tea Party behind year of drama in Congress
• Aurora: Don’t take ‘Last Blast’ literally
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• Marmion Soccer Standouts Sign With Division I Schools
• TWA Captain Awarded at Marmion's Military Night
• Attention Demi: Mom could use your help fighting fake pot
• Filing errors knock Kane clerk off election ballot
• Batavia attorney newest 16th Circuit judge
• Police arrest man suspected of many Meijer thefts
• Joliet bishop hits White House over birth control
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• Kaneland invites feedback on budget cuts
• Marmion’s Glasgow biding his time
• Plans advancing for old Kane jail demolition
• Aurora man interrupts home burglary
• Third man pleads guilty in Plano drug bust
• iPads broaden reach of Aurora classrooms
• AU hosting six open houses for prospective students in February
• Quinn pitches tax relief for families, businesses that hire vets; more college aid
• Valentine's Dinner Dance
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• Registration For Spring Programs Begins February 11, 2012
• Aurora committee approves electricity consultant
• High-tech tools proving worth in Batavia classrooms
• From crazy weather ...  to crazy about the weather
• Aurora man gets probation for shooting himself
• Metra riders rush to buy passes before 25 percent fare hike
• Denise Crosby: Sticking it to the Tollway puts you on road to nowhere
• Sugar Grove family sues over plane crash
• IMSA students get insight into creating change
• Spartans rout Raiders with strong defensive effort
• Aurora Business United--- Meeting
• Teen charged in gang-related stabbing
• Gangs using social media to spread violence
• Auroran makes grand return to American Grands
• Aurora teen charged with January stabbing
• Sen. Mark Kirk upgraded to fair condition
• Man gets eight years in Montgomery kidnapping
• Boatright attorney blasts NCAA
• Phillips knocked off ballot in Kane board race
• IMSA student finalist for national science honor
• State action urged to stop pension debt from ballooning
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• Free tax service, sports medicine workshop highlight February campus events
• Fewer teens desperate to start driving — is the Internet the reason why?
• West considering after-school elementary language program
• Montgomery planning first-ever egg hunt
• Distemper traced to area pet shops
• Adult Leadership Training Seminar at Marmion Academy
• A look back as Aurora celebrates 175th anniversary
• Bridges going out, but Downer Place shops to keep running
• Hispanic Heritage Board honors AU prof
• Penn State saga: “It sent me to a deep, dark place”
• Teen convicted in slaying of soccer star
• Kendall inmate dies in jail
• Bellafiore, Weber Inducted into Marmion Athletic Hall of Fame
• Paramount adds Willie Nelson to spring lineup
• Batavia Walgreens, McDonald’s look at new downtown site
• Batavia adding to kindergarten options
• Thomas campaign launches ‘listening tour’
• Andy Zepeda dies, surrounded by his large Aurora family
• No serious injuries in Kane school bus accident
• Kaneland schools to consider stadium  advertising banners as revenue source
• Benton Street reduced to one lane through Feb. 6
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• Woman still hospitalized after crash
• Oswego schools boundary forum set for Feb. 8
• Denise Crosby: Happy ending for the elusive ‘Tumor Dog’
• Yorkville looking for answers on train derailment
• Drivers reconsider usual routes to avoid tollway price hike
• New superintendent for Plano schools
• HUD officials address Aurora housing task force
• Power back on on Aurora’s West Side
• Dying man survives cross-country journey home to Aurora
• Indian Prairie musicians  earn Grammy distinction
• Naperville woman seriously injured in Aurora crash
• Dog distemper traced to local pet shop chain
• Misfit Craft Brewery gets OK in Oswego
• Kane chairman contenders talk funding, ethics
• North Aurora honors officer who saved driver
• AU and NAC SAAC taking the plunge for Special Olympics
• A-Factor Dance Company Performance
• President Obama says every American should get a fair shot
• Oswego seeks options on trash collection
• Sen. Mark Kirk doing better — asks for Blackberry
• West School Board echoes tributes to fallen soldier
• Committee points to problems with Kane Animal Control
• Denise Crosby: Aurora family determined ‘to bring Andy home’
• West Aurora to move 40 students from McCleery to Hall
• Train cars derail in Yorkville; crews work to clean up site
• Robert Morris is offering another 30 grants to Arlington Heights residents!!! T...
• Committee examines Aurora’s ethnic makeup by ward
• Big Rock man charged with attempted murder
• Ex-Sugar Grove broker gets 5-year prison term
• Local foundation funds breakthrough in treating rare disorder
• State gives Yorkville time on bike trail decision
• Gunmen rob North Aurora market
• Committee examines Aurora’s racial makeup by ward
• Taking Advantage Of Career Services Advisors -
• Kendall man surrenders on two charges
• Ex-Sugar Grove broker gets 5-year prison term
• Illinois, Fox Valley join in earthquake drill for central U.S.
• What’s on your ballot?
• New traffic court just the ticket, Kane officials say
• Arson or accident: Elgin-area blazes still ignite debate
• McConnaughay: Won’t back any Kane chairman hopeful
• Family, friends, two governors bid farewell to Christopher Patterson
• Occupy Aurora group rallies against big political funding
• Seven new members named to Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame for 2012
• Spartans fall to Lakeland 92-79.
• Spartans strong start not enough to overcome visiting Muskies
• Marmion To Host 8th Annual Buchan Drill Meet
• Municipalities tackle snow; many events canceled
• Schools closings early as Chicago area under snow storm warning
• Montgomery well back on line
• Batavians charged in Elgin bank robbery
• North Aurora takes deed to hoarder’s house
• Thousands gather outside at West Aurora to salute fallen soldier
• $300,000 bail for Batavian charged in November robbery
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• Second Montgomery trustee may join economic board
• Local legislators: Budget, pensions main issues for 2012
• Debate season begins for GOP hopefuls in 25th District
• Aurora day care provider charged in child’s drowning
• Sugar Grove OKs tax district as business incentive
• Church vs. church in lawsuit over unpaid rent
• One injured in Plano house fire
• Salutes, tributes begin as fallen soldier returns home
• Discussion tonight on Aurora library’s plans
• County pitches downtown  Geneva for electric car site
• Veterinarian to take over at Kane County Animal Control
• East Aurora dedicates gym to legendary coach Ernie Kivisto
• Naperville man convicted in Aurora murder gets 80 years
• Montgomery well passes safety test
• Spartans give strong defensive effort but can't over come streaky shooting Stars
• AU’s Davidson named D3baseball.com Preseason All-American
• Laskowski named NAC Student-Athlete of the Week
• Kendall sets new restrictions  for siting of waste facilities
• Kane hopes to lessen noise at Elburn railroad crossing
• Razing Aurora police station friendly to environment, budget
• Sugar Grove: Deal to fix flooding ‘not prudent’
• Water looking better for Boulder Hill
• Denise Crosby: Music sets the tone of farewell to fallen soldier
• Area Dentists offer Valentine's Day Present for Needy
• Two charged with robbing Naperville pizza outlet, suspected in others
• Music by the Lake holding open auditions for 'Music in the Air'
• 3 to 5 inches of snow possible in north suburbs
• Fox Valley Park District News - January 12, 2012
• Aurora students help others in memory of King
• Aurora preparing for Downer bridge construction
• Aurora police seek hit-and-run driver, passengers
• NIU to reopen Cole Hall, site of 2008 shooting spree
• Freezing rain, snow and cold snap in the forecast
• Yorkville seeks state grant funds for smaller sidewalks
• A look back as Aurora celebrates 175th anniversary
• Basement fire spreads to first floor of Batavia home
• Advice from the pros: Let wild animals be wild
• Batavia schools get new buses for special trips
• Yorkville approves agreement for bridge work on River Road
• ‘Cold and scared’ illegal immigrant calls Kendall Co. police
• Aurora stores pass fake pot test
• St. Charles police suspect duo in multiple crimes
• Five years later, mom determined  not to quit search for missing son
• Candidates for Kane County chair meet at lively first forum
• Plainfield woman dies in Oswego crash during snowstorm
• Plano school evacuated for fake bomb threat
• Candidates for Kane chairman meet in lively first forum
• 11 charged in Aurora prostitution sting
• Aurora Twp. hires firm to help in hiring human resources manager
• Yorkville passes first contract with public works union
• Aurora University programs spotlighted at international conference
• Eight Aurora University music instructors to perform in Third Thursday Concert
• Troop Talk: Veteran recounts time in Japan, life after Marines
• Roads quickly turn hazardous; one driver killed
• First big snow falls — and schools cancel activities
• Hinterlong recalled as dedicated alderman
• Aurora agencies join to SPARK early learning
• Fire destroys 18 boats in LaSalle County marina
• Montgomery speeds up well repairs to Boulder Hill
• Chapa LaVia named to commission on regional superintendents
• Jurors for accused killer Christopher Vaughn may see late wife’s emails, chats
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• Man arrested again on drug charges
• Chicago weather: 4 to 8 inches of snow coming
• Portion Of Fox River Trail To Be Groomed For Cross Country Skiing
• Back to reality: 4 to 8 inches of snow coming
• Aurora man receives life  sentence for second murder
• Yorkville: $10,000 incentive for people to build, buy houses
• Feds: Aurora man part of massive Puerto Rican ID theft ring
• Oswego OKs zoning change for microbrewery
• Settler’s Hill methane cleanup continues
• Old light bulbs fading, but what will replace them?
• Defense key to Spartans 67-58 win over Dominican
• Listen to RMU on WGN 720 AM Radio today at 1:45
• Sugar Grove Library trims three hours
• Four hospitalized after Kendall crash
• Four hospitalized after Kendall County crash
• Afghanistan tragedies force us  to remember ‘the kids still there’
• Water issue boiling over in Montgomery
• Elburn man dies in fiery rollover crash
• Kaneland schools facing  another year of budget cuts
• Methane cleanup continues for Settler’s Hill
• Murphy to be Oswego’s fifth junior high
• North Auroran left mark, as soldier and musician
• We may break record for least snowy start to winter
• Military helicopters in skies are part of preparations for Obama visit
• No injuries in barn blaze in North Aurora
• Cops: Elburn shooting death not a homicide
• Trudo joins AU Athletic Department
• 13 years later, Batavia Park District discrimination case still pending
• Residents asked permission to seek electricity alternatives
• The case with no end
• Flag salutes sacrifice of soldier, family
• Hesed House experience  contributes to writer’s being
• Can’t tell the candidates  without a scorecard ...
• Springtime in winter light shows
• Aurora murder trial delayed
• Aurora soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Kendall County seeks hit and run suspect
• Spartan men defeat Marian to open 2012
• Spartan women open 2012 with loss to Marian
• Copley Cinematheque Film: Kontroll
• Oswego schools administrator leaving district
• Trial delayed in 30-year-old Aurora murder
• No holiday DUIs in Kendall
• Kendall County seeks ID of hit and run suspect
• Hinckley police chief retiring
• Scout organizes blood drive — right at his home
• 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' exhibit at Schingoethe gallery showcases works by 11 artists
• Time Inc. deputy general counsel, best-selling author to give MLK Day lecture
• Bakery, restaurant eyeing historical Batavia building
• Spirits high at Salvation Army despite the drop in donations
• Wounded Marine aims to go to Super Bowl
• Cats Hits Stage at Prisco Center
• Bakery, restaurant eye historical Batavia building
• Snow a no-show in Fox Valley
• Donations down but spirits high at Salvation Army
• Murder suspect wanted on warrant at time of Auroran’s death
• Wounded Marine aims for trip to Super Bowl
• Tollway promises I-PASS safety
• Marmion Academy Entrance Exam
• Marmion-Rosary Music Boosters Pancake Breakfast
• $186M to fund Joliet-to-Dwight high-speed rail
• Aurora starts Twitter account, revives Facebook page
• Downer Place bridge in Aurora to close for 9 months
• Talk swirls of possible sale of Aurora Christian campus
• Fox Valley mayors to meet with Metra
• Kane board members to weigh in on ethics revisions
• Once-embattled housing authority chooses chief
• Two local state rep candidates face challenges to petitions
• Yorkville man charged in bank robbery
• Police identify Elburn fire victim
• Oswego High incident inspires new online threat law
• Higher bail for repeat DUI driver
• Denise Crosby: Beware of hot trends that could burn down your house
• Whooping cough spreading throughout northern Illinois
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• Aurora ready to light 175th birthday candle
• Somonauk man charged with fleeing crash
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Man dies in Elburn New Year’s Day fire
• Winter parking regulations in force in Aurora
• Aurora resident says Comcast  equipment has bugs — literally
• Stories to look for in 2012
• Yorkville, Oswego may join in garbage contract
• Hinckley couple’s third is  area’s first baby of New Year
• Montgomery man charged with battery at Bret Michaels concert
• One injured in Elburn fire
• Vigil mourns latest domestic violence victim
• Claim Street fire victims still struggling to recover
• Tollway fees up today; more projects ahead
• Michaels’ show delivers more than just music to some fans
• ComEd upgrades  Oswego cables, expects Smart Grid work soon
• Sandwich schools considers policy on random drug testing for all students
• How to get a job in 2012
• Aurora mom delivers third baby at Christmas
• MLK Day celebration moves to West High
• ComEd upgrades Oswego cables, expects Smart Grid updates soon
• Sandwich schools considering random drug testing
• Former Sugar Grove library director still promotes her love for reading
• Crews continue to clean spilled fuel from Fox River
• Postal workers, manager speak out on possible closing of center
• Mom of missing Aurora boy remains a mystery to police
• North Aurora cops break up teen drinking party
• Budget worries bring new regime in Yorkville
• Law inspired by Batavia teen’s murder one of 200 taking effect Jan. 1
• Sears spares Illinois in first list of store closings
• Faces of 2011: Grieving Aurora mom leads war on fake pot
• DuPage man charged in Elgin bank heist
• Diesel fuel leaks into Fox River
• Two East Aurora students die during winter break
• Family of murdered Aurora woman hoping for help with funeral
• After death of son, Auroran Karen Dobner leads war on fake pot
• Aurora man charged with blowing up duck, damaging 2 Joliet homes
• Tenant leaders still fighting for Jericho’s few remaining families
• 81-year-old Batavia auto dealership closing
• One candidate joins local Congressional races
• Quinn: Ruling paves way for online lottery sales
• Somonauk man charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• Oswego man gets 7 years for  setting house, self on fire
• Coroner: Aurora tot died from medical complications, not crash
• Kaneland putting in new security at grade schools
• Come Jan. 1, back seat riders must   buckle up
• Batavia sculptor works in special effects
• Weisner: Scattered-site housing could meet city’s needs
• Two Brothers make big plans for food, beer and fun in 2012
• Chicago shoppers keep spending, chase deals on ‘Mega Monday’
• 20 arrests at Bears-Packers game a season high
• Ex-bank employee gets jail in alleged church scam
• As new church building rises,  Sacred Heart beats stronger
• Checks stolen from Yorkville home
• Signs help pinpoint Fox River locale in Kendall County
• Motorcyclist thanks neighbors who came to his aid after crash
• Holiday generosity jump-starts new year for Aurora mom
• Ex-bank employee gets jail in alleged church scam
• Eight jump in on first day of filing for local Congressional seats
• Woman receives probation in  birthday-party stabbing of Auroran
• Littlest angels coming home for holidays
• Kane building still on downward trend
• Aurora Marine’s spirits remain high during holidays
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• TEDx Naperville - very cool!
• Elderly Aurora man killed while walking across Farnsworth
• Layaway angels make the season bright
• Man is accused of murdering his girlfriend, mother of two
• Dec. 30 Michaels show is a go in Sandwich
• Montgomery carved up by new political boundaries
• Alcohol-related road fatalities decline in Illlinois
• Versatile Harris a valuable contributor at Valparaiso
• Oswego teen missing since Thanksgiving is safe in South Carolina
• Workshops offered on foreclosure prevention
• Aurora investigating second murder of 2011
• Chicago-based investment group purchases Sun-Times Media
• Alums contribute to restoration of West’s Van Sickle Ford Paintings
• Oswego says ‘no’ to tax rebate for Chevy dealer
• Hundreds promenade and do-si-do for world record
• Man kills himself, hours before he was to plead guilty to sex crime
• Nearly 60,000 Illinoisans could lose unemployment benefits
• Lincoln art exhibit, open houses highlight January campus events
• Meningitis shot recommended for college students
• Slight decrease in Aurora tax levy
• Batavia plans to pinch drivers with penny city gas tax
• Oswego says ‘no’ to tax rebate for Chevy dealer
• HUD awards $83 million to Illinois homeless shelters
• Denise Crosby: After 40 years, Vietnam vet releases bitterness
• Batavia creates penny city gas tax
• School districts team up with state concussion laws
• Cougars reach naming rights deal with Fifth Third Bank
• Kaneland expects increase in tax rate
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• Phillips Library exhibit provides nuanced view of Lincoln during Civil War
• After 43 arrests, man gets 5 years in prison
• Aurora man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Judge calls effort to get new trial for Blagojevich ‘harebrained’
• Kids hit by glass when school bus hits stop sign
• Sandwich latest city to let voters decide on electricity
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• Court denies  appeal in murder of Aurora woman
• Aurora hopes to avoid rusty water by moving testing to early Tuesday
• Yorkville teachers hope to do-si-do into record books
• Public hearing scheduled Dec. 29 on possible  Aurora post office closing
• Doctor hoping for right Rx for downtown Aurora development
• Secret ‘Santas’ paying strangers’  layaway balances at 2 area Kmarts
• Property taxes going up for most in Batavia School District
• Weisner speaks against AHA tax credits
• Fox Valley Park District News - December 15, 2011
• Re-vote results in slightly lower tax levy
• Weisner speaks out against AHA tax credits
• Fermilab breaks ground on accelerator research center
• Aurora Township board clashes over hire of HR manager
• Kendall Board member calls former judge a bully
• Catch our football coach Jared Williamson in an interview on Chicago Trib Live t...
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• A very Rosie Christmas for homeless family
• Oswego Marine receives two Purple Hearts
• Family New Year’s Eve Party Starts Celebration Early For Kids
• Park District Tax Levy Reduced 1.6% From Prior Year
• Cops say robbers pretended to look for dog, tie up homeowners
• Prosecutors seeking intimate texts from former West high band director
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• Man convicted in fatal crash could return to prison
• Salvation Army kettle stolen in St. Charles
• Kane County attorney can’t defend  Aurora man charged in child’s murder
• AU senior honored with Lincoln Laureate award for academic success and service
• Local students help make GWC Christmas concert a community event
• Survival during your freshman year may depend on this!!!
• Illinois’ unemployment rate down, slightly
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• All they want for Christmas
• Oswego considers incentive for Chevy dealer
• Yorkville man gets 8 years for battering infant son
• Area school districts team up with Illinois concussion laws
• Aurora Christian holds blood drive after coach’s wife nearly dies
• Kaneland expecting hike in tax rate
• Man says he’s from Salvation Army, steals bell-ringer’s kettle
• Decision due in January on opening Murphy Junior High
• Yorkville council votes to opt out of REC Center lease
• Aurora Council approves 2012 budget
• Oswego historians hope to gain support for historic districts
• Kane approves deal to house DuPage young offenders
• Oswego police seek runaway teen
• Court upholds sentence for Auroran convicted of rape
• Spartans named NSCAA men’s soccer All-Region
• Pair of Spartans named NSCAA women’s soccer All-Region
• Financial Aid Questions answered!!!
• ‘It’s great  to see all their smiles’
• Mooseheart kids get a kick out of shopping spree with Bears’ Gould
• Speed limit lowered near site of crash that killed Batavia teen
• Motorcyclists riding to rescue for Aurora family
• North Aurora cops getting long-delayed pay hikes
• Oswego horse claims two championships in international competition
• Electric bills going up for Batavians
• Gov. Quinn, others react on call for Chicago split
• From Your District: West Aurora teaching students skills for new economy
• One injured after car crashes into house near Seavey Road
• Lehnertz Avenue families, visitors revel in sentiment of display
• St. Charles bans synthetic pot
• Aurora wants electricity question on March ballot
• East Aurora mother: District failed my bullied son
• Another vote on election board?
• Three-City Adventure Race Chooses Aurora Area
• Armed men rob video game store
• Political newcomer Anderson joins 14th District Dem race
• Aurora water main testing triggers rusty color alert
• Aurora water main testing triggers rusty water alert
• North Aurora father sues cops, prosecutors after arrest
• Lawsuit seeks restitution from Kane board member, husband
• Shedding lights on the real Christmas story
• I-PASS software snafu causes account errors
• Politician alleges threats from former Aurora candidate
• Aurora woman pleads guilty to 2009 double-fatal crash
• Aurora water main testing triggers rusty water
• Suit seeks restitution from Kane board member, husband
• The real Christmas story
• Kendall hikes fee for adopting cats
• North Aurora dad sues cops, prosecutors
• Unemployed Fox Valley workers urge Congress to extend benefits
• March trial for pastor accused of bilking church members
• Methane gas irregularity detected at Geneva’s Settler’s Hill landfill
• Christmas light tradition back atop Aurora’s tallest building
• Kendall holds 2012 levy at same level as ’11
• Hesed House clients take the stage for ‘Rosie Show’
• SC teacher charged with theft enrolled in second-chance program
• ‘Sorry’ Blagojevich gets 14-year prison sentence
• West Aurora superintendent concerned about housing data
• Police release photo of Geneva bank robber
• ‘Sorry’ Blagojevich gets 14-year prison sentence
• East Aurora ceremony salutes WWII vets
• County has funds to pay Kane deputies’ raises
• Kane ready to vote on taking in DuPage’s young offenders
• Police release photos of Geneva bank robber
• Kendall cops warn of jury duty scam
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• Aurora to redraw ward maps
• Tanner House Open In December To View Designers' Work
• One of our last Pearl Harbor survivors: ‘I dream about it’
• Sun-Times Media online sites to begin metered pay plan
• Bob Locke, an Aurora ‘institution,’ dies at 80
• Matea Valley student removed after making threats
• Reckinger Road bridge reopens  to traffic
• West expects school property tax increase
• AU students turn out in record numbers for Morning of Service
• Cops: Boy, 14, burglarized St. Charles elementary school
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• Winter Break Camps At The Scitech Museum
• Local Salvation Army gets first gold coin of season
• ‘We have not forgotten your sacrifice’
• Aurora postal center on list to be cut
• Robber  strikes  at bank  in Geneva
• Races set for March primary
• Montgomery: Water safe, but be careful with clothes
• AU student using whiteboard to share motivational messages in Chicago
• No one injured in apartment fire
• Festival of Lights is a gift to Aurora
• Montgomery police seek info on hit-run driver
• City employee helps cops nab Aurora burglary suspect
• Double-jury murder trial of Naperville brothers stretches into second week
• Quiet disbelief: Memories of Pearl Harbor still vivid in the Fox Valley
• Spartans win with half-court buzzer-beater
• Fox Valley Park District News - December 1, 2011
• Aurora woman among three charged in major fake credit card bust
• Flu shots at Hesed House
• AHA urges Weisner to support Jericho tax credits
• Come and join in the fun this winter season! The Polar Express train will make t...
• North Aurora may shift school resource cop onto street to help ease staffing shortage
• Montgomery foresees slight tax hike
• Geneva firefighters put out fire on Delnor roof
• Workers locked out by their Aurora employer gain support for protest
• Company, employees paint different picture of damage to cars
• SciTech opens its doors for science-oriented preschool
• Aurora employees feel scrooged; protest wage cuts
• Wheelman: 2007 murder defendant ‘started shooting’
• Hinckley to honor 2 local soldiers killed in WWII, Vietnam combat
• Aurora youths on a mission for social change
• New budget keeps Ellis Equestrian Center open
• Brunch With Santa
• Deputies union threatens to sue Kane over pay issue
• Agencies run out of funds to prevent homelessness
• Kendall sheriff latest police department to join Facebook
• Witnesses challenged in double-jury murder trial
• Batavia, Geneva to ink boundary deal
• Spartans lose heart breaker to Rockford 63-58
• Saving water makes economic sense, panel told
• Ex-judge: Kendall Board member’s e-mails constitute illegal politicking
• Downtown Aurora offers unique gifting opportunities
• One-Third Of Marmion Senior Class Named Illinois State Scholars
• Marmion Alumnus Inspires Multi-Artist Exhibit
• Free Community Open House at Aurora Museum
• Condiment caper: Yorkville cops  investigating mustard, ketchup dump
• Retired judge accuses Kendall board member of illegal politicking
• Cigar wrapper could be key in double-jury trial
• Fire cause, fate uncertain for burned-out Aurora gym
• Kane may be first in state with electric vehicle standards
• Police seek similarities in robberies  of two Randall Road sandwich shops
• Mandates might add $4.7 million to Indian Prairie deficit
• Spartan's prevail 78-70 over Rockford in NAC opener
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• Fire destroys  Aurora building
• Showdown on Kane sheriff funding could come Wednesday
• Manslaughter charge dropped in death of Aurora 14-month-old
• Marmion Cadets Deliver Thanksgiving to Local Families
• Aurora man charged; allegedly had sex with girl, 13, in Mokena
• First filings indicate big 2012 election
• Murder trial: two defendants, two juries, four lawyers
• Fire destroys downtown Aurora building
• Tis the season!!!
• Christmas concerts highlight December campus events at Aurora University
• Masked men rob SC pizzeria
• Batavia celebration of season:  lights twinkling, hearts glowing
• Aurora recognized for ‘green’ infrastructure efforts
• More in DuPage County sliding under poverty line
• Robinson has special place in Batavia history
• Church introduces new translation of prayers
• Neighbors object to Speedway’s North Aurora plans
• Aurora Christian brings city first football championship
• Blago wants tapes played at sentencing
• Spartans unable to overcome visiting Carleton Knights
• Spartan women lose 2011-2012 NAC opener
• Aurora Christian wins state championship
• Words of mass are changing
• Romeoville man runs red light, crashes into vehicle near Oswego
• Police hunt for armed robber of sandwich shop in Batavia
• Impatient driver behind school bus sparks calls
• Black Thursday?
• Giving thanks for the kindness of strangers
• Maggie Daley dies
• Aurora Christian eyeing state title
• Message to parents: Clean out the medicine cabinet
• Volunteers put ‘give’ in Thanksgiving
• Registration For FVPD Winter Programs Begins December 3, 2011
• Polar Express at Blackberry Farm
• Aurora 2012 budget clears Finance Committee
• Accused Yorkville officer resigns
• Markham man charged with murdering NIU student from Park Forest
• Pearl Harbor luncheon is set for Dec. 5
• Aurora lights city tree Wednesday
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• Plan to merge DuPage youth home into Kane center draws protest 
• Aurora OKs new TIF districts along I-88 corridor
• Aurora in partnership for five low-income housing units
• Fire temporarily closes Aurora photo studio
• Black Friday shopping guide
• Kane sheriff scrambling to fund raises
• Shopping season opens with warning about toys
• Oswego high schoolers to get birth control lessons
• Spartans defeat North Central 94-82 in men's action
• Spartan women drop 2011-2012 home opener to Wheaton College
• Jesse White launches top-to-bottom review of disabled placard abuse
• AU Choirs celebrating holidays with two Christmas concerts
• Kane chief deputy circuit clerk in race to replace Seyller
• Auroran balks at letting cops photograph his nose
• Fire creates as it destroys on Kane forest preserve prairies
• Check confirms businesses drop sales of forbidden drugs
• “The hands-on Science Museum”
• Man found innocent of killing deaf 15-year-old girlfriend in 1981
• Man found innocent of killing deaf 15-year-old girlfriend in 1981
• Kane welcomes youth home deal with DuPage
• Student athletes checked for possible heart risks
• Kane sheriff scrambling to fund pay hikes
• Laskowski named to North Central All-Tournament Team
• Pilot dies when experimental plane crashes in Elgin
• St. Charles man gets 7 years for break-in
• Nicor pays out on contaminated water claim, denies blame
• Reuniting heroes with their medals
• Kendall revises precincts, adds three
• Jericho Lake Park  in line for upgrades
• Yorkville may part ways with $1.4M trail grant
• Batavia’s Schielke optimistic despite troubled economy
• Salvation Army’s goal this season: More donors, volunteers
• E. Aurora High student scores perfect 36 on ACT
• Denise Crosby: Fewer aound to remember attack on Pearl Harbor
• Marmion Abbey Farms Christmas Tree Sales Begin November 19, 2011
• Fox Valley Park District News - November 17, 2011
• Police release lab results in search for missing Aurora boy
• Comfort Zone closing on Aurora’s Restaurant Row
• Kane leaning toward Blue Star as energy consultant
• North Aurora objects to Kane forest plan
• East Aurora students report suspicious events
• Naperville Responds For Our Veterans helps Aurora homeowner
• NAC announces football postseason awards
• Truly happy birthday: Aurora  musician receives a new heart
• Volunteers needed for final days of Aurora food drive
• Aurora will light up its official tree Wednesday
• AHA moving ahead on plans to rebuild at Jericho site
• Batavia revamping kindergarten program
• Kendall delays budget approval
• Marmion Clothing Drive Reaches 1.5 Tons
• Marmion Academy Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam
• Kaneland parents complain: Math teacher shuttling between schools
• Yorkville will kick off holiday celebrations
• Evictions don’t take a holiday
• Oswego tax rate likely to remain unchanged
• Inmate is charged with soliciting  murder of DuPage judge from prison
• Hinckley man seriously injured in crash near Big Rock
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• Montgomery approves new  city vehicle ‘take-home’ policy
• Aurora West High acts to help students feel safe
• Kane checks into policies on property maintenance
• Middle schoolers create chain reaction of kindness
• Aurora receives fed funding for costs of February blizzard
• Provena Mercy shows off major hospital room upgrade
• Trial opens for Auroran on Kendall charge of drug-induced homicide
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• Leonardi will be moving; Buikema’s Ace will be closing
• Chicago moves to ban synthetic marijuana after mother’s plea
• Batavia High dedicates week to suicide prevention
• Judy Kosky Receives Marmion Distinguished Service Award
• DuPage must have ballots  in Spanish
• Chicago moves to ban synthetic marijuana after mother’s plea
• Employees locked out at Aurora concrete business
• State pursuing firm that employed Sugar Grove Ponzi scheme architect
• Geneva Catholic school evacuated
• Woman sprays Metra conductor with Mace after refusing to show ticket
• No fake pot in North Aurora; police remain on lookout
• Back in service
• After 11 months’ worth of planning, couple takes their vows on 11-11-11
• Decision coming on Montgomery take-home vehicles
• Poachers charged with deer kills in region
• Mill owner charged again in Yorkville
• Life begins anew for new veterans coming home
• Kane preserves to hold prescribed burns soon
• Mooseheart’s eaglets return to the wild
• Court sides with Yorkville on vote to reject landfill
• Spartans fall to Concordia Chicago 42-14 on Senior Day.
• Sugar Grove hires firm to search for replacement library director
• City salutes vets for their sacrifice
• Sugar Grove hires firm for librarian search
• Metra board approves fare hike
• Court sides with Yorkville on rejecting landfill
• Prairie Parkway part of ‘60 Minutes’ report Sunday
• Landmark Merra-Lee Shops closing in Geneva
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• Veterans find college programs designed for them
• Oswego looking for residents to join boundary committee
• College social Web site gets MTV star treatment
• Decision coming Monday on Montgomery take-home vehicles
• Stiff sentence for Aurora gang member
• Bail reduced in Aurora neglect case
• Feds: Aurora man had unwanted sexual contact with airline passenger
• Green Home House Calls Program Comes Again To Aurora Homeowners
• Marmion To Dedicate New Regole Field House
• Fox Valley Park District To Host Veterans Day Luncheon
• Marmion Academy Veterans’ Day Observance Ceremony
• Feline Friends’ Cabaret: A Night Of Musical Theater At Prisco
• Rapid Running’s 2011 Half Marathon From Aurora To Batavia Needs Volunteers
• Sandwich hires counsel for police union arbitration
• Cops: Plano man pushed girlfriend into Newark bonfire
• AU students “sleep out” to experience night of homelessness
• Aurora man charged with aggravated DUI in crash
• More trouble for convicted forger, thief
• Records detail condition of neglected mother
• Sandwich police head to arbitration
• Court supports Kane County’s plan not to chip, neuter animals
• How could all area high schools be failing?
• Music, theater production, art exhibits highlight November campus events
• Learn about AU graduate programs at Nov. 2 open house
• Woman struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Movie stirs up talk of supernatural secrets of Munger Road
• Two sought in North Aurora supermarket robbery
• Geneva event drives home anti-drug message
• Woman struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Person struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Ghost experts dig into local folktale ... and the plot thickens
• Former Aurora worker re-files whistleblower suit against Nicor
• Don’t just toss that old laptop
• Spartans roll Regents 40-7
• Spartans shut out Eagles in NAC Tournament opener
• Aurora teens prepare for when zombies attack
• Auroran faces prison in DUI case
• Aurora man faces life in prison after second murder conviction
• KenCom, county near lease deal
• Kane County looks at Randall rapid transit; bus lane could offer choices
• Sugar Grove library board reverses course on mediation
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• Park District Proclaims November As Veterans Recognition Month
• Yorkville OKs sewer bonds to stretch payments
• Aurora Council approves contract to print newsletter
• KenCom whole again — almost
• Jury deliberates in Aurora murder trial
• Denise Crosby: Judge makes two proper calls about Cardamone’s right to talk
• Vigil raises awareness of domestic violence in Kane, Kendall
• Batavia struggling with all-day kindergarten decisions
• Kaneland adopts new standards to assess athlete concussions
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• Demolition begins at old Aurora police station
• He’s not a Gacy victim after all
• A Holiday Helper: Prisco Survivor Fitness Challenge
• Marmion Academy Fall Open House
• Man tries to abduct girl near Greenman School in Aurora
• Judge won’t issue gag order on former coach accused of molesting gymnasts
• Judge denies Aurora man new trial in Bethell murder
• Man jailed following Naperville Dunkin Donuts stickup
• Aurora University honors three alumni for lives and careers of service
• Kane continues charge toward electric car rules
• Eldamain Road bridge will be two lanes
• Kane trying to assess health needs via Community Café
• Aurora Council OKs extended hours for drive-in restaurant
• Gang members were looking for anyone to shoot
• Denise Crosby: Dog-gone sick stray proving elusive for Aurora, Naperville
• Theo Epstein: ‘I consider myself very, very lucky to be a Cub’
• Parent doesn’t want ‘Lady’ dropped from Kaneland nickname
• Grandpa ran the Globetrotters
• Tomczak wants to subpoena Glasgow over jail call tapes
• Tough tests prepare Mooseheart for playoffs
• Aurora policeman, boxer nominated for helping others
• Aurora man, 22, killed when his vehicle runs into tree
• Jury selected in Aurora man’s second murder trial
• North Aurora man slain in Chicago
• Lack of jobs leaves more suburban, middle class sliding into poverty
• Kane Co. sheriff’s police investigating fatal crash Sunday in Aurora Twp.
• Lawyer wants to force Will County State’s Attorney Glasgow to discuss jailhouse recordings
• Ill. lawmakers gear up for busy fall veto session
• Lack of jobs leaves more suburban, middle class sliding into poverty
• Metea Valley freshman taking part in NASA program
• Auroran claims he’s defamed by ‘dirtbag alert’ after eBay deal
• Man knocked unconscious in Batavia
• Farming remains  a dangerous job
• Poll: Nearly half of Illinois residents want better ComEd bill
• End in sight to KenCom funding dispute
• Batavia may see electric rate hike
• Municipalities weigh good, bad of ticketing for pot possession
• More costs to locals expected from new state juvenile act
• Judge to rule on withdrawing guilty plea in Aurora woman’s murder
• A bill is born: House Bill 180 demonstrates democracy in action
• Outing with the oxen
• Thieves now pick up on pickup truck tailgates
• Students literally get inside look at drugs’ effect on body
• SC East student charged in school bomb threat
• Fire destroys barn in Batavia
• Government and business leaders say AU creating national model for STEM education
• Yorkville still eyes New Year's opening for Follies Theater 
• $500,000 question: Who will attend to man’s body, estate?
• Haunted Museum
• Senior citizen charged with stalking woman
• Attorney calls ‘vague’ DUI law unconstitutional
• Oswego drafts village’s vision for 2017
• Will County board members have ‘healthy’ tax debate
• Students get literal inside look at drug damage to body
• Mooseheart prepping for ‘little Super Bowl’
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• Montgomery, Oswego considering ban on sale of synthetic marijuana
• Deadbeat Illinois owes billions
• New dog park opens in Aurora
• Gregory Island Dog Park Complete, Open To The Public
• Attorney argues civil case against Kane coroner should be dismissed
• Aurora man charged with sex abuse of teen in Naperville
• Study: Young heroin  users don’t realize risks
• Spartans slice through BU Eagles 3-1.
• Drop in water levels worries towns around region
• Man charged in street-racing crash that killed North Auroran
• High winds expected Wednesday afternoon
• Halloween Family Night
• New Playground, Trail Upgrades For Frontenac Park
• ‘Jail of Dead’ promises ghoulish good time
• Cops recover computer, charge owner with child porn
• 37-year-old Wheaton accountant charged in drag-racing crash that killed two
• Two teens charged in St. Charles burglary spree
• Three charged with pair  of Sunday armed robberies
• Sleeping Tips For College Students: It may not seem like it, but sleep is one o...
• Hispanic youth leader brings energy, optimism to AU
• Aurora, Oswego Lowes stores close with no warning
• Sugar Grove family’s beloved pooch attacked by coyote
• Emergency responders say too many calls are not emergencies
• George Williams College honors two alumni at Coming Home Reunion
• Oswego, Aurora Lowe’s  locations closed overnight
• Gov. Quinn says he’ll back scaled-down gambling expansion
• State must do more to meet minority health care needs
• North Aurora police seek suspect in home invasion
• Valley law enforcement agencies  grapple with heroin resurgence
• Thefts of metal rise with fall of economy
• U.S. lags in improving education, seminar told
• A Marmion Family Christmas Craft Show
• Police: 175 Occupy Chicago protesters arrested in Grant Park
• Heroin in our communities: A new urgency
• Stolen goods lead to accusations of money laundering, theft
• Kendall struggles to balance budget
• Details of crime emerge as man charged with killing 5-year-old
• GOP leader tells Kendall audience to call Obama back home
• Spartans prevail on Homecoming 33-14 over Maranatha
• Amtrak passenger nabbed in Naperville with 45 lbs. of marijuana
• Lauzen names campaign chairmen for Kane race
• North Aurora woman bound by home intruders
• Jarrett Payton shares ‘most important’ lessons with Elgin youths
• Batavia man charged in child porn raid
• Marching band review
• Sugar Grove library OKs mediation with ousted director
• Vaughan Athletic Center To Hold Free Member Appreciation Weekend Oct. 21-23, 2011
• Park District Seeking Haunted Houses For Halloween Decorating Contest
• Ginger Creek pastor praises work of East Aurora educators
• Kendall County Sheriff’s Dept. K-9 officer Ari retires
• Aurora woman charged in stabbing
• North Aurora man dies after swallowing drugs during arrest
• Denise Crosby: It’s a crime that Aurora’s still fighting negative image
• Letter to editor sparks Montgomery debate
• Organizational Behavior: The Ins and Outs of Personality As the modern-day workf...
• Family health fair, flu shots, blood drive to be held on campus Oct. 19
• KenCom agreement edges closer
• Were energy-efficient stoplights  to blame in fatal Kendall crash?
• Art Walk drawing visitors to LaSalle Street
• Aurora housing task force draws blueprint for study
• Red Oak To Host Free Fall Festival
• Dress Rehearsal Death Comes To The Tanner House
• Bones of 8 John Wayne Gacy victims secretly exhumed
• Man held in 1957 Sycamore murder to first face trial on rape charges
• Health teachers urge Oswego to expand sex ed information
• Metal thefts rise with fall of economy
• Spartan named Northern Athletics Conference Women’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week
• Spartans douse Inferno with 11-0 win
• When innocents become victims ...
• Chicago protesters march against groups ‘that wrecked the economy’
• 8 arrested in Aurora in national drive to nab men who solicit prostitutes
• Kane gets federal funds to tackle lead poisoning
• From ‘Fair’ to ‘Amazing’
• Alden of Waterford 'Quacks' For a Cause
• Lions remain unbeaten after defeating Bears 24-13
• 1st Quarter: Bears 0, Lions 0
• Plano man charged with fleeing cops on ATV
• Charges pending against parent in Geneva drinking party
• Oswego schools to consider sex ed beyond abstinence-only
• Aurora officer nominated for ‘Heroes’ award
• Man who wrote of speed on Facebook sued in crash
• Homecoming festivities include football game, Wackerlin Center dedication
• Marketing professor wins award for top paper at national conference
• Aurora University names John Pyle senior vice president of George Williams College
• Montgomery history comes alive   at cemetery
• Mom treasured conjoined twins in short lifespan
• The Aurora Area Brimming With Fun, Scary And Unique Fall And Halloween Happenings
• Jericho Circle rebuild plan offers much-different look
• Montgomery history comes alive   at cemetery
• Man who wrote of speed on Facebook sued in crash
• Educators gather at IMSA on workplace readiness
• Aurora teachers to raise funds for co-worker and her family
• Batavia offers homeowners aid to fix sewer backups
• Prosecutors say Montgomery arson suspect fit for trial
• Teens sought for Brattin honor
• Major effort under way to fight child pornography in Illinois
• Wheaton father charged with beating of infant son
• Montgomery woman raises awareness, funds to stop child trafficking
• Eighth win in a row a dramatic one for Spartans
• Twenty-Four Marmion Students Named AP Scholars
• ‘Thank you, Mr. Jobs, for my iPod’
• North Aurora considers replacing more trees after emerald ash borer destruction
• Aurora woman gets 18 years for allowing sex abuse of girl
• Aurora siblings accused in abuse of elderly mother
• Aurora man charged in sex assault of child
• Kaneland locked down for suspicious materials
• BATV shows off new studio at Batavia High open house
• Grease fire damages restaurant at Aurora’s Northgate Shopping Center
• Oswego keeps gymnastics, but schools still seeking space
• Wackerlin Center to host traveling exhibition on poet and activist Emma Lazarus
• AU hosting national webcast on democracy by noted author, speaker and activist
• Candidates say they’ll move into 84th House District if elected
• Ethics ordinance calls for campaign fund disclosure
• Kids exercise their right to walk
• Kendall voters to have say on auditor, recorder offices
• Apple co-founder, former CEO Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Apple says Steve Jobs has died
• One fugitive charged in cocaine bust arrested, one still missing
• Kane expects $1 million drop in riverboat funds
• New associate judge named for 16th Circuit
• Casino bill may cost schools over $100 million over 2 years: study
• Will County gets $200K grant to fight rise in heroin use
• Police chief witness in drug case
• There will be an IT/Graphic Design/Architectural Technology Career Fair 10/6/11....
• Aurorans charged in crack cocaine ring
• Fermi project contributes to Nobel Prize-winning work
• Caseworker charged with making sexual advances on clients
• Oswego police looking  for help on Route 34 crash
• West faces mold problems at closed Lincoln Elementary
• Pheasant Run owner: We’re staying
• Spartans fall 3-1 at home to Wisconsin Lutheran
• Spartans dominant in 1-0 win over Benedictine
• Aurora food drive hopes to double past success
• Services in Sandwich for twins who died in crash
• Crash victim identified as Batavia man
• Arrested but not guilty? Aurora police still will keep booking fee
• Aurora man gets eight years for molesting four children
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• Driver killed in four-vehicle crash on Kirk Road
• Budding Singers To Take The Stage As Fox Valley Pop Stars
• Aurora Library pitching plans for new downtown site
• Geneva High students treat their peers to lunch
• Pipeline work to start in Plano, Sandwich
• Cops: Man shot own leg while in store
• Batavia’s schools looking for their residents’ views
• Appeals court: Shotgun under couch close enough for weapons conviction
• ‘No Child’ waivers could mean fewer headaches for schools
• Vacant apartment damaged in Saturday blaze
• Batavia’s schools looking for residents’ views
• Naperville man dies after being struck by Metra train
• Man killed by train near Metra station
• Top Marmion Cadets Receive Military Promotions
• Fermilab pulls the plug on Tevatron
• Man killed by train in Naperville
• No weapons found in SC North backpack search
• Will Co. coroner rules drugs factor in drowning of Oswego woman
• Health department says six local pools must close
• Fire in fryer at Geneva McDonald’s
• Appeals court: Shotgun under couch close enough for weapons charge
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Partners with Lowe’s, Joseph Corporation, Caterpillar, and East High to Serve Local Veteran
• St. Charles sues neighboring fire district
• Aurora man gets 12 years for two domestic attacks
• St. Charles school checking backpacks after bullet found
• Guilty plea in birthday party murder of Aurora woman
• At 90, Bishop Bonner still writing his ‘wonderful story’
• How To Use Rejections To Your Advantage: Job rejections may seem like the end o...
• Oswego issues $53 million in bonds for high school additions
• Cops: East Aurora teacher sent ‘inappropriate’ photos to student
• Fermi scientists ask Hultgren,  Biggert to back physics program
• Yorkville, Plano balk at plan to fund KenCom system
• Durbin says D.C. squabbling hurting those with the least
• Pheasant Run: Foreclosure won’t change operations
• SC & Aurora school board members to vie for 25th state Senate dist.
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• Spartans capture fourth straight victory, 3-0 over Rockford.
• Local youth leagues tackling football safety issues head-on
• Central DuPage breaks ground on medical offices in Aurora
• East Aurora teacher resigns amid allegations
• Beating victim sought safety at locked Naperville police station
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• Kirk touts private funding for public works projects
• Board member questions Kaneland testing standards
• Kendall equestrian center draws rave reviews from young riders
• No more funds for Weed and Seed crime prevention
• Kendall sheriff investigating contraband in jail
• Kane fears cost of new sex offender rules
• Live theater leaves Ottawa for downtown Yorkville
• ‘X Factor’ challenger living with brother in Batavia
• Antique Car Show at Blackberry Farm
• Monster Pumpkins Appear at The Growing Place Aurora
• Repair costs up, revenue down for Sandwich schools
• Cemetery supporters raising money for Lincoln statue
• Izzo named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Week
• High school legend inspires thriller film made in St. Charles
• High school legend inspires thriller film made in St. Charles
• Police: Teen made ruts in gravel parking lot
• Police: Teen made ruts in gravel parking lot
• Man charged with attack at Lowe’s now accused  of grabbing jail guard
• New class challenges higher-level learners
• Free ‘Paws In The Park’ Dog Festival
• Marmion Students Recognized In National Merit Program
• Aaron Rodgers, Packers too much to handle for Bears
• Man charged with attack at Lowe’s now accused  of grabbing jail guard
• KenCom cost-sharing might finally be decided
• Orland scheduled to be in court again Nov. 4
• Physics turned on its ear catches attention at Fermilab
• Residents rip spending by Sugar Grove Library Board
• Kendall cops: Men tried to lure kids into car with candy
• Former dentist charged in fatal wrong-way crash on I-88 dies
• Lunches for jurors take bite out of court budget
• Spartan women pound Edgewood 4-1.
• Spartans defeat Edgewood 3-1 in NAC contest.
• Pumpkin Weekends Throughout October at Blackberry Farm
• Metra seeking riders’ help with fares
• St. Charles North teacher faces theft charges
• Suspect in dozen burglaries gets three years for Kaneville theft
• Former dentist charged in fatal wrong-way crash on I-88 dies
• Quinn says hold off on hospital tax exemption decision
• Kendall cops: Men tried to lure boys into car
• Limo driver charged in 102-mph drag race
• Residents rip Sugar Grove library spending
• Aurora community raises $26,000 for water system in Haiti
• Player of the Year race up for grabs
• Aurora-area entrepreneurs hope web sites are their click-it to fame and fortune
• Aurora’s first-ever All City Mass full of spirit
• Oswego School Board OKs new buildings, upgrades
• Lauzen, Burns take first shots in campaign for Kane chairman
• Kendall: Bridge repairs needed now
• Quinn says hold off on hospital tax exemption decision
• Kendall looking for information on burglaries at Silver Springs
• Kendall circuit clerk’s office blocks attempt at fraud
• Kane working out details of electric car regulations
• Marmion Homecoming Weekend - September 30 to October 1, 2011
• Fay's Barbeque Fundraiser To Benefit Marmion-Rosary Band at Marmion Academy
• Plano watches crews strike the sets of ‘Superman’
• Kendall circuit clerk’s office victim of fraud
• Warm temps, sunny skies lead to high mold counts
• DuPage solicits residents’ opinions on county budget
• By land and air, crews still fighting mosquitoes in fall
• AU volleyball rolls in five sets over Benedictine.
• Tollway panel moves Route 47 interchange project ahead
• Celebs in Aurora Thursday for Youth Summit
• Spartans shut out Sabres on Vago
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• Aurora considers $50 booking fee for people who are arrested
• Marmion Abbey Farms Fall Pumpkin Daze
• Lawsuit: Defect in Ford’s cruise control burned down Aurora home
• ‘My Fair Lady’ and  its venue ‘a treasure’
• East Aurora honors teacher, student for positive image
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• 19 mailboxes smashed on Aurora’s far East Side
• North Aurora cop downplays heroic effort
• Batavia OKs crime-fighting housing law
• Schmitt named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Week
• Man arrested with 0.0 blood alcohol content settles with Naperville for $10,000
• Aurora crews backlogged on ash tree removal
• Fall Iconography Workshop at St. George Church
• Kane, McHenry report crews of bandits targeting the elderly
• Batavia schools rethinking property tax pledge
• Kane sheriff looking for citizen award nominees
• Driver in  Aurora  motorcycle crash dies
• Open house promotes science in Indian Prairie
• Yorkville plans additional sirens to fix severe weather warning dead zones
• Army cadets at NIU must rise to challenges
• Centennial class still carries its Tomcat pride
• Competition is fierce Army cadets at NIU must rise to challenges AND   overcome their fears to become infantry soldiers
• Saints pound Bears, Cutler in convincing 30-13 victory
• Aurora moving forward with affordable housing study
• Missing for 4 years, contractor Joe Burns left unfinished work
• Autopsy shows drug use in August murder-suicide in Oswego
• N. Aurora police chief values community links
• Man guilty of ex-Aurora gun club official’s death
• Food, fun, national pride at Aurora’s Fiestas Patrias
• Signal work begins at dangerous Kendall site
• Murdered woman’s mom wants others to recognize domestic abuse red flags
• Former Illinois Sen. Charles Percy dies at age of 91
• Motorcyclist severely injured in Aurora crash
• Spartans Kick MS and defeat Principia 1-0
• 3 people dead, 56 injured following Reno air race crash
• Yorkville looks to spring for Rt. 47 widening
• Marmion priest returns from fourth tour of duty in Iraq
• Koppie joins race to be 33rd District state senator
• Native American artist to exhibit photography at Aurora University gallery
• Oswego students show wolf, panther pride
• Man dies after being hit by train in Naperville
• Despite state trends, Waubonsee  enrollment is continuing to grow
• Kindergarten staying same in Batavia
• Montgomery considers increase in village sales tax
• House fire causes estimated $275,000 in damage
• Master Plan Approved for Land Site Bordering Vaughan Athletic Center
• Ball Field Renovations Approved For Goodwin Park
• Montgomery eyes sales tax increase
• Aurora’s far East Side mail facility on list for possible closing
• Mooseheart’s two rescued eaglets nearly ready to return to the wild
• House fire causes $275,000 in damage
• Aurora pays tribute to Hispanics in arts
• Yorkville notifying land owners of annexations
• Sources: Feds say Rod Blagojevich could get 30 years to life in prison
• SC woman charged after standoff with police
• Same Canadian currents bring cold snap, smoke to Fox Valley
• Aurora recognized for ‘green’ fleets
• Batavia decides against kindergarten changes
• North Aurora officer honored for fire rescue
• Kane reviewing its use of riverboat funds
• RMU students enter into an RMU contest to win up to $500 in gift cards to the bo...
• Aurora Children’s Dental Services Dental Dash
• Smoke on the waters:   Minnesota-borne haze wafts to Illinois
• U.S. poverty rate now at 14.1%
• Settlement reached in Seyller suit
• Attorney: Naperville dentist in fatal crash has Huntington’s Disease
• Geneva church gearing up for annual Barn Sale
• Kane to require new Animal Control director to also be veterinarian
• Spartan women roll over Regents
• Schmitt Named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Week
• AU’s Deckard named Northern Athletics Conference Women’s Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Week
• Densmore named Northern Athletics Conference Women’s Golf Student-Athlete of the Week
• Glock named Northern Athletics Conference football Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week
• Servant leadership expert, author to speak at George Williams College
• Galena Boulevard To Close While Gilman Trail Bridge Is Installed
• Naperville man facing felony drug charges after Aurora stop
• DuPage no-refusal weekend nabs repeat DUI offenders
• Imprisoned Auroran facing 2nd set of murder charges
• Gov. Quinn vetoes ComEd rate-hike bill, override battle to come
• Private eyes suing Riley Fox’s parents over unpaid bills
• East NJROTC pays tribute to fallen Tomcats
• Joliet’s casinos lose revenue to new Des Plaines business
• Spartan women and Thunder battle on Vago.
• Ronald Reagan biographer to open Celebrating Arts and Idea series
• Sixty writers recruit readers at Aurora library gathering
• Bears exhibit complete dominance with 30-12 victory over Falcons
• Aurora 9/11 survivor: ‘You don’t heal’
• Man who got out of South Tower tells of fear, chaos after attacks
• Oswego installs section of 9/11 steel beam
• Yorkville Patriots Walk draws man who had just left New York in ’01
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• Sheriff looking for info on body found near Aurora
• Woman facing felony charges for Montgomery underwear, candy theft
• Aurora honors the sacrifices of September 11
• Double-Overtime tie for Spartans against Flying Dutchmen
• Spartan defense dominant in 56-0 win over MacMurray
• Aurora honors the sacrifices of Sept. 11
• Black Hawk takes his place at West High
• Family looking forward to Habitat home of their own
• Two face charges in swim club burglary
• Second contender to run for 33rd state Senate seat
• Galena to close for trail work
• Obama unveils jobs plan; tells Congress ‘you should pass it’
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Park District To Feature Parent-Child Events
• Raku Pottery at Blackberry Farm
• Marmion Cadet Kick-Off Social Featuring Hi Infidelity
• President Obama lays out $450 billion jobs plan; asks Congress to act fast
• Aurora couple on motorcycle injured in Naperville crash
• US officials received specific, unconfirmed terror threat
• Volunteers needed for Oswego shoe memorial
• Quinn to lay off 1,900 state workers, close facilities to help save $313 million
• Yorkville naming park after 9/11 victim
• Jazz quartet to debut Third Thursday faculty concert series at AU
• Remembering 9.11.01
• Child sex suspect, friend charged in Naperville swim club burglary
• Family-Friendly Fall Harvest at Blackberry Farm
• White powder creates scare at Kendall County Health Department
• Horse show gets Sandwich Fair off to a running start
• White powder creates scare at Kendall health building
• Horse show gets Sandwich Fair off to running start
• Teachers try to make 9/11 meaningful for students who were just kids in 2001
• Kendall cops looking for info on hit-and-run driver
• Batavia moves to annex 470 Mooseheart acres
• 10 years in insurance scam, but woman has disappeared
• Spartan women victorious in NAC opener
• September 11 Special Section
• No matter which map, Hultgren sees 14th District leaning to GOP
• Sugar Grove man among 250,000 committed to Homeland Security
• McMahon first into Kane state’s attorney’s race
• Mystery surrounds loss of 9/11 family’s oldest son
• N. Aurora repairing center hit by lightning
• East junior earns writing award, chance to tell her story
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• Check out ‘green’ home under construction
• Montgomery woman sponsors run to fight child trafficking
• North Aurora OKs contract for new parkway trees
• Man charged with attacking hostess when asked to leave party
• Fox Valley remembers Sept. 11
• Folk Festival draws musicians, social activists to Geneva
• Aurora to mark 9/11 anniversary Friday morning
• Millington fights for its post office
• Fox Valley Park District News - September 2011
• Sheriff’s car, motorcycle show draws hundreds OF WHEEL FANS
• Students often need a hand in figuring out how to pay for college
• Aurorans get hand with reducing energy
• Four charged with burglary of home near Hinckley
• Kendall community fights for its post office
• Spartans shutout by Scots in women's soccer
• Being jobless is still a tough way  to make a living in Aurora area
• 9/11 victim’s parents: Private Yorkville couple understand public place in history
• Man charged with trying to steal 12 car batteries
• Kendall cops: No foul play in man’s death
• Hultgren to supporters: I’m running
• Aurora Alderman Kifowit makes run for Illinois House seat official
• Heavy storms possible as cool front hits heat
• AU men's soccer falls in another one-goal contest
• Professor's award-winning poetry to be published in new book
• Jobless rate unchanged in August; no net gains
• Metra orders conductors to collect all fares
• Sugar Grove pantry ‘food fight’ leads to two arrests
• No classes Friday for Indian Prairie schools without AC
• North Aurora resident says charges of hedge fund scam ‘absolutely false’
• Cops: Man shot himself while throwing his gun away
• Church offers to help with Jericho moves
• Spartan men lose nailbiter in 2011 home opener
• Full stoplight going in at deadly intersection near Kaneland High
• Montgomery board limits power of village manager
• Motorcyclist caught going 111 mph along Route 59 in Naperville
• ACT outlook: Fox Valley students not prepared for college
• Aurora man reports motorized wheelchair stolen from garage
• Unemployed man finds $150,000 in his garden in McHenry County
• Yorkville man’s death draws Kendall investigation
• Aurora University announces 2011-2012 Arts and Ideas series lineup
• Montgomery limits authority of village manager
• Maple Park house fire
• Yorkville man charged with  pretending to be federal agent
• Republican state Rep. Randy Ramey accused of drunken driving
• Fox Valley mayors fear major cuts in federal transportation funding
• Four car burglaries reported at Silver Springs State Park in Kendall
• Accused Yorkville cop makes brief appearance in Kendall courtroom
• Former runners praise coach  for making them winners at life
• Aurora motorcyclist dies on I-88; friends blame state trooper
• Aurora motorcyclist dies on I-88; friends blame state trooper
• Hultgren town meeting overflows with opinions
• Hultgren town meeting overflows with opinions
• Revenue bumps may put Aurora budget back in balance
• Reagan biographer, art exhibits, film screening highlight September events
• Auto dealer, philanthropist Jerry Gleason dies
• Auto dealer, philanthropist Jerry Gleason dies
• Fire damages cabinet shop in Geneva
• With company closings, cutbacks, many looking at second career
• Batavia educators expand their 9/11 series for kids
• Batavia educators expand their 9/11 series for kids
• Montgomery police encourage use of FBI’s missing-child app
• Montgomery police encourage use of FBI’s missing-child app
• With company closings, cutbacks, many looking at second career
• Driving to save teenage drivers
• Local cops hope site offering gift cards can help find persons of interest
• With vouchers in hand, Jericho residents struggle to land a home
• First look at Aurora’s new Early Learning Center
• Thieves steal fireman’s pants off truck; copper from old police station
• Sheriff’s deputies seize drugs, cash in raid on Aurora home
• Will County asks Supreme Court to step into Drew Peterson case
• Pickets expected at Kendall GOP picnic with controversial Arizona sheriff
• Aurora police: Pitzen boy's disappearance may have been planned for months
• Tollway OKs 87 percent toll increase
• Illinois Tollway OKs 87 percent toll increase
• Search for Timmothy: Police theorize disappearance might have been planned for months
• Aurora cops see results from pawn shop tracking system
• Aurora cops probe more smashed windows
• Downtown Aurora’s Alley Art Fest specializes in variety
• Silver Cross ER in Joliet to become veteran facility
• Man revived after choking during tollway hearing in Montgomery
• Survey: Employers consider ending health coverage
• East High grad back in class — as teacher
• Yorkville woman joining nursing mission to Africa
• Dunham School of Business to offer SHRM course for HR professionals
• North Aurora man faces charges after standoff with police
• Marmion Hosts 'Wonders of Wood' Art Exhibit
• Back to School for Aurora - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fox Valley Park District Board of Trustees Meeting Agenda for August 24, 2011
• Sobek begins 10th year at helm of WCC
• Man arrested in North Aurora police standoff
• Metea’s Schmid becomes president  of Illinois Principals Association
• Special meeting for Vaughan pool repairs
• No injunction — for now —  vs. Aurora Housing Authority
• Aurora sells former quarry for $1.25 million
• Kane County worried about shrinking riverboat funds
• ‘Man of Steel’ filming is one tightly closed set
• Toll increase forum Tuesday in Montgomery
• Alley (ART) Festival in Downtown Aurora
• Bank manager charged with taking more than $100,000
• 73-year-old Harley rider dies in accident
• Metea Valley welcomes first senior class
• The Rasmussen College Career Expo is just four days away! Are you prepared to me...
• New center for all the arts at Batavia High School
• Park District To Offer Free 7-Day Fitness Passes In September
• Aurora Resident Selected as “Hero in Long-Term Care”
• Competitors roll out power for Elburn Days contest
• Drug dog’s work results in charges against Geneva man
• Aurora Housing Authority spending thousands on redevelopment consultants
• New Centre all for the arts
• Batavia Park District close to plugging Quarry pool leaks
• Cops, others come to Naperville to study ‘sexploitation’ of kids
• Kendall man scammed out of $48,000 in mail
• Local preschools packed as parents flock to full-day kindergarten option
• Oswego considers issuing of tickets for first-time pot & underage drinking cases
• Agricultural Fair Celebrates 117th Year in the Aurora Area
• Fox Valley Park District Receives National Award For Parks And Recreation Marketing
• New Batavias Fine Arts Center makes debut on Saturday
• 15 apply to be Kendall animal control warden
• Cubs delayed firing of GM Jim Hendry for a month
• Hultgren bids for constituents’ respect, whether they support him or not
• Expletive scrawled on boat parked in driveway
• Batavia’s new state-of-the-art Fine Arts Center will make its public debut on Saturday
• Claim St. fire victims’ lawsuit accuses building’s owners of being negligent
• Neighborhood group will host Soulfest Saturday
• Highway workers back toll increase to fund major roadbuilding effort
• Fire lawsuit asserts owners, maintenance workers at Claim Street apartment building were negligent.
• Sugar Grove library board authorizes president to hire interim director
• Aurora area schools back in session for new year
• We are proud sponsors of this year's Fiestas Patrias parade!! It will be a good...
• Oswego murder-suicide preceded by history of violence
• Berkman tabbed to lead AU men’s lacrosse program
• The Rasmussen College - Aurora Campus Career Expo is a week away! Is your resum...
• Police check links between River Forest, Aurora attacks
• Police: Drunk pedestrian struck by car
• Constituents at Sandwich town hall session press Rep. Hultgren to tax the rich
• The Aurora Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Welcomes New Executive Director
• Court records show history of violence leading to murder-suicide
• Judge dismisses some charges against gymnastics coach Cardamone, saying ‘appearance of vindictiveness does arise’
• Oswego Metra station still chugging on the slow track
• A milestone for proposed Oswego train station ... but still a long haul
• Cervantes, Leonard chosen to fill vacancies on East Aurora School Board
• Former Aurora ‘music man’ George Filip dies
• Police shut off tap on drugs at 3 Aurora taverns
• West Aurora Schools examining  cost to air condition all buildings
• Joyride ends in injury for Plano teen
• Montgomery meeting change gets mixed reviews
• Sugar Grove interim library director resigns
• New Early Learning Center taking steps to get kids off to good start
• Fox Valley Park District News - August 2011
• Lifespring Center garden in Aurora boosts raises spirits
• Metra trains may get defibrillators
• Elgin Lowe’s store among seven closed
• Batavia detective Kloese loses two-year battle with cancer
• Cats help alert Aurora family to fire
• Makeover on Bluff Street
• Batavia’s Art in Your Eye festival makes customers out of spectators
• Regional school superintendents work without pay — at least for the time being
• Aurora cops: Burglary unit nabs 100 offenders
• Teachers as excited as kids as new school year gets under way
• Hultren sets town hall meetings for Fox Valley
• In a struggling economy, Premium Outlets Mall in Aurora planning major expansion.
• Family of man killed by Aurora police sues Provena Mercy Medical Center
• Suspicious package at Aurora home was fake bomb
• 28 Days, 7th Heaven rock the Fox to good crowds
• Woman sues after being injured in dog fight
• No bail hike for Galloway
• Elderly volunteer needs help tending Aurora’s oldest cemetery
• Aurora doctor indicted on federal fraud charges
• Police looking into similarities between attacks
• Aurora Housing Authority gets earful from mayor, residents
• More waivers, fewer supplies: Schools try to ease cha-ching of registration
• Missing Aurora boy’s blood found in back seat of his mother’s SUV
• Beach Boy’s former Fox Valley home back in market rotation
• DuPage County eyes ways to grow greener: recycling, conservation
• Newark man charged with running from DUI crash
• Yorkville, Plano join Oswego in approving KenCom pact
• Batavia mourns loss of active couple in Wisconsin explosion
• Kendall investigating Shore Heights car burglaries
• Sources: Porsche driver in fatal crash is former Aurora dentist
• Board OKs contract for upgrades at Blackberry Farm
• Batavia mourns loss of active couple in cabin explosion
• Local police departments question need for traffic stop study
• Dow Jones drops 519 points, gives back gains from Tuesday
• Lawyer: Man charged in 1957 Sycamore murder will fight charges
• Tearful testimony by woman accused of killing Elgin teen
• Revitalization Plan Approved For Bluff Street Park
• Phase I improvements At Blackberry Farm
• Council calls for cooperation from Housing Authority
• Montgomery police: Man admits to 20 car break-ins
• Sandwich will close street for Superman movie shoot
• Cash seen flying out of Porsche before fatal wrong-way crash
• Defendant: ‘...I hit him! I don’t know why’
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Man charged with sexual abuse of Oswego boy
• Hey RAS Students!! Guess who else is going to be attending the Rasmussen College...
• Aurora's Louche Puce Flea Market - August 13, 2011
• The death of Little John: Eyewitnesses tell of horror after mother’s car crushed her teenage son’s enemy
• District challenge: Relieve overcrowding
• Residents watch as sets for Superman movie take shape
• Dow closes down 634 in worst one-day drop since December 2008
• Elburn man asleep in ditch, charged with DUI
• New Illinois law to require chip scans for pets
• ComEd: Smart meters could save customers nearly $3 billion
• Youth Academy inspires ‘next generation of leaders’
• Oswego School Board settles on two additions
• Residents, West schools to address council about Jericho Circle plans
• Honoring Those Who Serve
• New whitewater rapids awash in fun
• Local lawmen give support to conceal carry
• West Nile mosquitoes found in Aurora area
• Firefighters tally barn blaze numbers
• Come check us out at Raging Waves in Yorkville until 3 pm today ... We have lots...
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating for first time in history
• No drugs, alcohol found in body of mom of missing Aurora boy
• Naperville man dies after river rescue in Geneva
• Activist group rallies for jobs
• Geneva mayor to run for Kane board chairman
• West Nile mosquitoes found in Aurora
• 500-point Dow plunge is worst since 2008
• Auroran gets prison for child abduction attempt
• Labor dispute resolved, work to begin on Kendall roads
• Sugar Grove resident earns Bronze Star for Afghan service
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• West back in the green with Field of Dreams
• Auroran is a YouTube finalist  on ‘America’s Got Talent’ No. 6
• Willow Creek church cuts ties with group over homosexuality
• Brother praises Aurora for ongoing tribute to Moshe Rogers’ memory
• DCFS: Children removed from home following day care pool drowning
• Kane County advancing ethics ordinance for employees
• DCFS: Children removed from home following daycare pool drowning
• Oswego forum focuses on additions at high schools
• Willow Creek breaks ties with group over homosexuality
• Ex-Auroran pleads guilty to $193K township theft
• Sex offender limits to stay as is
• Route 59 backed up due to power outage
• Nearly 27,000 still in dark following storms
• Three injured in Route 47 crash in Yorkville
• Storm brings cooler air, but leaves 65,000 without power
• AHA memo to city: Existing Jericho Circle could stay
• 2-year-old drowns at daycare home in Aurora
• President Obama signs debt limit bill after Senate passes it
• Federal cuts take funds from Aurora non-profits
• North Aurora honors officer for life-saving effort
• Heat advisory issued, but cooler temps on the way
• Mayor to AHA: Stop planning for Jericho rebuild
• Kendall puts down bull mastiff that bit four people
• Mayor to AHA: Stop planning for Jericho redevelopment
• House passes debt bill with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in attendance
• Fire destroys century-old horse barn in western Kane
• Troubled vets finding hope at Aurora VetCare home
• It may be Monday but you should still #FF @RMU_Sailing, @RMU_Football, @RMUilvba...
• Have you been reading the blogs written by our students at robertmorris.edu/blog...
• Master of Science in Criminal Justice program launching this fall
• Obama strikes debt-ceiling deal with congressional leaders
• Crafters Wanted - Marmion Christmas Craft Show
• Registration for Fall Programs Begins Aug. 6, 2011
• Helicopter called in to search for suspect in Plano cornfield
• Plane crashes on 1st flight; Aurora pilot dies
• Proposed special taxing district worries Kaneland
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Troubled veterans finding Hope For Tomorrow network
• Aurora man dies in experimental plane crash
• East summer grads take their turn on the stage
• Late-night progress made in debt-limit talks
• Oswego woman’s autopsy inconclusive
• Heat takes a toll on our four-legged friends
• Reid says no progress made on debt deal; McConnell optimistic
• Aurora police union, city reach agreement on contract
• Pedestrain killed by train near Naperville
• Senate, House votes on debt bill highlight intense partisan divide
• Yorkville says fire sprinklers not needed in new homes
• Orchard widening: Look to future, but expect delays
• Senate rejects House debt limit bill
• Metra trains canceled after pedestrian killed near Naperville
• Wrong dog killed, Kendall shakes up Animal Control
• Former Will County exec Mikan sued over golf course expenses
• Thinking of applying to RMU? The final application deadline is August 31! Fall q...
• Stop by our table this weekend at the Sugar Grove Corn Boil! We will be there t...
• House Republican leaders put off vote on debt limit bill
• Jericho Circle site remains as option for Aurora public housing
• After 66 years, Naper veteran climbs back into World War II bomber
• ‘Superman’ shutting down Route 56
• Hinckley man sues Wendy’s, claims tainted buns
• Did you know that Nestle USA will also be at the Rasmussen College Aurora Career...
• Groupon responds to Kane lawsuit
• Vote postponed on debt limit bill
• Lightning strike causes fire, $300,000 damage at Aurora park
• Storms pummel Chicago area, set record for wettest July
• Sugar Grove Corn Boil features kernels, carnival and lots of music this weekend
• Paramount’s Broadway Series drawing new people to Aurora
• Fire damages century-old Batavia home, but no people are injured
• Route 56 to be closed from 47 to Galena for four days
• KC and The Sunshine Band to close out Music by the Lake season
• Who's coming to cheer on the RMU Eagles in their first home football game? Sept...
• Kendall Co. dad recounts horror of dog maiming son
• Protesters urge Hultgren toward federal debt-ceiling compromise
• Cops: Inexperience, speed caused crash that killed Batavia teen
• Protesters urge Hultgren toward debt-ceiling compromise
• Man gets 10 years for oxycontin robbery
• Dad recounts horror of dog maiming son
• Robber hits bank in St. Charles Jewel store
• New restaurant to open at Montgomery’s historic Gray’s Mill
• Reward in $20,000 copper theft in Kendall
• Obama, Boehner clash over cause and cure for nation’s debt crisis
• Local Art Festival Returns For A Day of Fun In Downtown Aurora
• A-Factor Dance Company to Perform at Prisco Center
• Oswego won’t build third high school
• Group gives tips for folks to preserve the Fox River
• Yorkville man charged after getting lost in Kendall corn field
• Woman, 35, charged in Aurora Township shooting
• Judge in Kane will hear lawsuit against Groupon
• Batavia fundraiser for suicide prevention in memory of Marmion Academy senior
• Yorkville residents complain about high weeds on vacant lots
• Guess what Ras students? Massage Envy will be attending the Rasmussen College Aurora Career Fair on August 25!
• Look to the past and understand the future; @Rasmussen faculty breaks down the history of the recession
• Want to know what life is really like at RMU? Read blogs written by our students! New blogs are added every week. robertmorris.edu/blogs
• Hot time on midway puts chill on fair attendance
• State cuts essay exam to save cash, leaving students with headaches
• State cuts writing, creates headaches for students, administrators
• Blood runs low at local banks
• SciTech rocket display is simply out of this world
• North Aurora police seeking witnesses to motorcycle-truck crash
• Family ties; Reunions help reconnect, celebrate ancestry
• Two months after fire, Claim Street families struggle to rebuild their lives
• Kendall euthanizes dog that bit boy at shelter
• ComEd says it’s a record-breaking summer
• New debt-limit talks: no sign of a breakthrough
• President Obama summons leaders to White House on debt talks
• Friends recall fire chaplain’s devotion
• Lane closures expected on I-88 Monday
• Boehner, Obama trading blame as debt talks break down
• Kane in line for $2.27 million in flood grants
• Batavia warns about pitch for switching power supplier
• Rain a welcome, but brief, break from the heat
• Will County again to offer workers voluntary furloughs, incentives to leave
• Technology expert from @Rasmussen College gives the deets on the differences between Google +1 and Facebook
• Hayden’s Sports claims Aurora Pony League title
• The King And I
• Superman movie crew using Aurora as HQ
• Topinka talks state bills with Aurora Chamber
• Humidity, pollution take toll on sick, healthy alike
• Aurora man charged with attacking woman at hardware store
• Plea deals may be close in Plano cocaine ring case
• Union protests threaten road work in Kendall
• Friends recall devotion of former Batavia fire chaplain
• West High will have two ‘partner principals’
• Tollway closing lanes for Randall work
• A hot time in the old fairgrounds on opening day
• Police nab armed-robbery suspect
• Man sues Naperville, claims false DUI charge
• Council OKs Two Brothers warehouse deal
• Rebuilding Together Aurora and City of Aurora Partner for Residential Energy Efficiency
• Neighbors say roosters nothing to crow about
• Two semi crashes back up I-88
• Fox Valley playing it cool so far
• Felony charge for driver who dozed off, hit tree
• Former aldermanic candidate considering run for state House
• Learn about AU criminal justice programs at July 21 presentation
• Check out the latest ICenter project by RMU students! And for more info and future projects, visit the ICenter (1st floor, Chicago campus)
• Heat forces rescheduling of East Aurora golf outing
• Need to say thank you or send a congratulations? You can send a free e-card courtesy of RMU! Visit robertmorris.edu/ecards
• Kidnap case means mom, son live too close to St. Charles day care
• SC mother, son charged with violating sex offender act
• Temps heat up — and stay up
• Longtime Sugar Grove library director fired
• Oswego considers backyard chickens
• Marmion soccer players embark on trip to Brazil
• Judge says Mary Fultz not eligible for Aurora East School Board
• Major effort under way to fight child pornography in Illinois
• Welcome to all of our new and returning students on the first day of Summer II!
• Geneva dedicates memorial to firemen, Lencioni
• Local families promoting farm life
• Police probe report of someone climbing radio tower
• Driver faces 10 charges in crash
• 81-year-old driver gets jail time for 2010 crash
• Illinois Ave. repairs set
• Kendall County deputy dies in motorcycle crash
• Realignment of state House and Senate districts will give Fox Valley more input in General Assembly
• Organ Concert at Marmion Abbey
• Metea builds on strong finish with successful summer
• Forklift crash is fatal
• Kane Circuit Clerk Seyller won’t seek re-election
• Musical "Brigadoon" to be staged at Music by the Lake on July 30-31
• IRS honors Aurora University tax preparers for service to community
• Tollway receives  an earful on transit needs in Fox Valley
• Fox Valley Park District News - July 2011
• Joliet Diocese installs new bishop
• Driver claims diabetic reaction in crash
• Tollway gets an earful on transit needs in Fox Valley
• Student Loan Debt Consolidation - By The Numbers via @rasmussen #money #tips #budget
• Work to begin on widening Orchard south of Jericho
• Aurora University announces Rippy to lead women’s lacrosse program
• Police: Angry boy jumps from mom’s moving car
• Park District Proclaims July as ‘Recreation and Parks Month’
• Park District Awards Bid for North Aurora Island Park Plans
• The King And I To Take Stage For Four Shows At Paramount
• Route 47: Trails in, but local cost down
• Some residents going on fourth day without electricity
• Quinn signs math, science school bill at Aurora University
• Batavia balks at downtown business parking proposal
• Power outage causes some Indian Prairie cancellations
• Gov. Quinn visits campus to sign STEM partnership school legislation
• High school students-do you know about RMU's Weekend Away at College program? Learn more here:
• Fire causes minor damage  to historic Batavia building
• Official says military records 1957 murder suspect sought for alibi were destroyed
• State law, Kane policy leaves developer-owned land off the tax rolls
• 1957 murder suspect could face charges here in weeks or months
• Aurora mother campaigns against ‘synthetic marijuana’
• Teen deaths, coverage of story  prompt feedback, fight back
• Aurora reminds residents of watering regulations
• Crews respond to fire at Campana Building
• Prospective freshmen invited to AU summer open house
• Our hardworking students have this week off to celebrate summer! Enjoy RMU Eagles!
• AU announces NAC Scholar-Athletes
• Storm snarls roadways, leaves thousands without power
• Mayor calls for AHA to cancel closed-door forums
• Fundraising walk to honor Kane County officer
• AU students get insight into long, happy life
• Car hits utility pole in Aurora, knocks down power lines
• Chicago man sentenced to 7 years in Kendall heroin delivery case
• Nominate your friend to be RMU's Student of the Week!
• GWC hosting July 16 open house for new Doctor of Social Work program
• Diocese making plans to place disturbed gravestones at rest
• One dead, one injured in separate weekend motorcycle crashes
• Batavia weighs toughening sex offender rules
• Candidates plan to seek state seats in Aurora, Oswego areas
• Holy Angels alum ‘blessed’  to teach at alma mater
• Kendall accepts higher bid to build house at Hoover Preserve
• FV Park District to increase police patrols
• After 60-plus years, minister prepares a farewell to pulpit
• Windmill City Fest cranks up the fun
• Local war re-enactors keep our military history alive and well
• Four years after leaving office, former Speaker Hastert still heavily involved
• FV Park District to increase police service to Aurora parks
• Riverboat casinos lose court appeal in battle against racetracks
• Theater mogul wins round with porn star
• Need break from shopping?  Mall adds play space for kids
• Crash slows traffic on Route 34 in Oswego
• July campus events include Music by the Lake, open houses
• Learn about AU transfer and adult-degree completion programs at July 13 open house
• New restaurant put on menu for downtown Batavia
• Fishing Derby for Kids at Blackberry Farm
• Schools chief calls state handling of bus funding ‘unacceptable’
• Two teens are dead — and a community must become aware
• Aurora man facing sex charges after being caught in car with 12-year-old
• Witness in 1957 Sycamore murder confident police arrested right man
• Weisner to guest conduct orchestra Sunday
• Kendall animal control turning corner
• It's here! RMU students put together an amazing Lip Dub video as an ICenter project. Watch and enjoy!
• Energetic string trio Time for Three to be featured at Music by the Lake
• RMU's newest campus in Arlington Heights is now open! The address is 2123 S. Goebbert Rd., Arlington Heights, IL 60005. We are located directly behind the Forest View Learning Center. To find us you must turn east into the parking lot located on t
• Aurora University announces Class of 2011 graduates
• Prairie Parkway still POSSIBLE — but project is a long way off
• Oswego police probe employee theft
• East Aurora School District: Roberts healthy, rumors aren’t
• Region’s Habitat for Humanity groups combining their efforts
• Parade shows off Aurora’s community spirit
• Join us TOMORROW for the premiere of the latest ICenter project-the Lip Dub video! 2pm, Chicago Auditorium
• Louche Puce Market Returns To Downtown Aurora
• Provena Mercy to join in state’s largest Catholic health system
• Former Aurora firefighter accuses city of passing him over for promotion
• Few arrests, no serious fireworks injuries locally for Fourth holiday
• Oswego man is accused of hate crime
• Provena Mercy to join in state’s largest Catholic help system
• Sandwich puts squad cars, trucks up for sale
• Naperville parent learns car no place to leave kids alone
• Music by the Lake featuring tribute to John Denver on July 16
• Welcome Back to all of Our New and Returning Students!! Good luck!
• Fourth of July celebration marches on in Aurora
• Man charged with throwing girlfriend on ground, driving over her foot
• Early reaction from aldermen: No garbage stickers for Yorkville
• Abandoned barn on Jericho Road burns down
• Fire destroys century-old barn south of Big Rock
• Kendall considers changes in election precincts
• Young hero wins Scouting’s high award for lifesaving
• English teacher wins students’ hearts more than 60 times over
• Remembering local Medal of Honor recipients
• Kane mom challenges probation department on program switch
• Friends recall Zeman as advocate for veterans, VFW
• Victim’s family knew man charged in 1957 murder of Sycamore girl
• Golf For Kids Outing Raises $25k For Local Children And Youth
• Midwest Heart to merge with Advocate Medical Group
• Taking flight over the Fox Valley in rare Zeppelin
• GAR Hall, Big Rock ball field hope Pepsi grants will be refreshing
• 71-year-old charged in kidnapping, murder of Sycamore girl in 1957
• Aurora gets ready to salute veterans at Fourth of July parade
• Stars & Stripes tournament expands to two events
• RMU's Show Choir sings the National Anthem at a Chicago Sky game!
• Enjoy the 3 day weekend and have a safe and happy 4th of July!
• Aurora’s parade will host 80 floats, salute to vets
• Aurora’s parade will host 80 floats
• West Nile found in Oswego mosquitos
• Batavia eyes donors for fireworks display
• Grandson brings Jimmie’s Dogs back to Aurora
• Woodstock Center hosting MBA in Leadership open house
• Have you checked in with our student bloggers lately?
• Kane County Chairman McConnaughay announces state Senate run
• Aurora Christian students to hear Friday where they will attend 2011-12 school year
• Legal web keeps growing in case against Kane coroner
• Marmion Academy JROTC Team Defends National Title at Academic Bowlin Washington, DC
• Marmion Monks Celebrate Religious Milestones
• Heat, humidity headed our way for holiday weekend
• Aurora gas station owner charged with sales tax fraud
• McConnaughay announces state Senate run
• Oswego crash victim identified
• Yorkville council reverses direction, favors bike trails
• Oswego community garden to help feed Kendall’s hungry
• GWC joins local businesses in supporting EcoFair360
• Aurora University announces spring dean's lists
• Aurora juror finds relief as Blagojevich trial ends
• No words, famous ones or not, spell out horror of Vaughn case
• Man charged with exposing himself at St. Charles fitness club
• Montgomery  plans $600K  in road repairs
• One killed in Kendall crash
• Russell Crowe sighting in downtown Aurora
• Aurora Township woman charged in death of 14-month-old daughter
• Fox Valley ready for fun on the Fourth
• RMU's very own show choir has a Twitter! Follow them @RMU_ShowChoir
• June is a busy busy month here at RMU! Congrats to all our students who graduated on the 18th!
• Aurora native Jay Miller out as Mississippi State softball coach
• Aurora boy drowns in  northwest Illinois park
• Yorkville to discuss new trail options
• Local lawmakers found Ex-gov guilty, too
• Crash victim’s mom: First anniversary brings no closure, no forgiveness
• Saxophonist Mark Colby To Perform with Jazz Students
• Naperville woman acted as jury forewoman in Blagojevich trial
• ‘Stunned’ Blagojevich found guilty on 17 counts
• Vaughn had article on staging crime scenes, fired murder weapon in Plainfield
• Kane County Judge Gallagher dead at 63
• The Taste of Chicago is in full swing, just blocks from our Chicago campus! What is a can't-miss booth?
• An opportunity to sit down with an alumni and an instructor!
• Is summer school really worth the investment?
• School of Nursing detailing programs at June 28 open house
• College of Education information session will focus on doctoral program
• Young teacher inspired by niece’s excitement to learn
• New parking lot by old jail might  be only downtown Yorkville option
• Yorkville ready to begin talking trash
• Final service sad and sacred for Aurora’s historic First United Methodist Church
• Salvation Army issues call for drivers to deliver meals
• Police seek vandals setting fires at Batavia park
• A year later, Vasquez trial still haunts
• Aurora apartment fire sends 5 to hospitals
• Five injured in Aurora apartment fire
• Brothers and their beer reopen Roundhouse
• Aurora firefighters union says ‘brown outs’ risk to public safety
• West looking to data to tell how school district’s doing
• Speeding tickets may get more expensive in Kane
• Unsealing of Christopher Vaughn murder case file sheds little new light
• Speeding tickets may get costlier in Kane
• Quinn approves controversial map for redrawn congressional districts
• Ex-media mogul Conrad Black ordered back to prison; wife faints
• Dogs have their day at Kane County Fairgrounds
• Geneva man faces possible charges in Streamwood crash that injured 4
• Aurora to sell renovated homes
• Teachers, students to converge on AU for day of community education
• Feathers are still ruffled over alleged cruelty to local ducks
• Judge tosses case against North Aurora father
• Safety Board report confirms pilot’s version of B-17 accident
• City to sell first neighborhood stabilization properties
• Illinois’ Ticketmaster: State trooper has written more than 5,000 tickets
• Feathers still ruffled over alleged cruelty to ducks
• Music by the Lake introduces first-ever Family and Children's Concert
• Two tornadoes confirmed in Illinois, outages remain
• Marmion Cadet Classic Golf Outing
• Crowds flock to Plano hoping  to be cast in Superman’s shadow
• Lincoln portrait takes its place overlooking Lincoln Highway
• St. Charles, Kendall police issue warning about  door-to-door scam artists
• Plano crowds hope to be cast in Superman’s shadow
• Text retailer Follet, Caterpillar unit will move their operations to Aurora
• Yorkville mayor lays off city’s engineering staff
• Roundhouse to reopen Friday
• ComEd says it may take until Thursday to restore power
• AU receives grant to help students make transition to college
• $95,000 damage from lightning strike fire in Sugar Grove
• AU names alumnus new Dunham School of Business director
• Museum students open ‘Warm Relationship, Cold Climate' Native American exhibit
• Baseball broadcaster Steve Stone visits RMU today for a book signing!
• RMU responds to the needs of the adult learner with flexible scheduling options at a NEW location!
• Bishop Ordains Marmion Monk to the Deaconate
• Storms stop trains, leave thousands without power in Chicago area
• Tornado warning in effect
• Dancers catch the beat for Swedish Days celebration
• ‘Gnarly’ new skate park draws rave reviews
• Sex offender concern moves bus stop
• Tow-truck ruse captures man who evaded police for decade
• Despite the warnings, more women battling skin cancer
• Conditions ripe for dangerous thunderstorms
• Auroran says ‘American Idol’ is just the start
• Police: Leave fireworks to the professionals
• Sandwich coach Derek Avery resigns
• Teen crash survivor released from hospital
• Swedish Days: six days of fun for kids of all ages
• Possible 11th District candidate Atkinson exits, supports Foster
• Alden Gators Play ‘Hoops for the Troops’
• Independence Day Parade and Fireworks
• North Aurora considering changes to sign ordinance
• Buddy no average guy at Blues Fest
• Bond with students stands out as last year in classroom ends
• Feeling in a job slump? Here are some quick, easy ways to finding workplace happiness via @Rasmussen #careers
• Daughter learns perseverance from Oswego dad who overcame injuries to walk again
• Aurora’s oldest church prepares for final service
• Many Claim Street fire victims will not receive township help
• River's Edge Cafe - Grand Opening and Baking Competition
• Toddler girl drowns in pool in Kendall County
• Aurora teen pleads guilty to setting 3-year-old on fire
• Aurora trees felled as ash borer spreads
• Aunt charged after 3-year-old found in street at 4 a.m.
• Joliet attorney ready to take on Glasgow in Will Co. state’s attorney race
• Oswego resident wins $1,000 a week for life
• Chicago casting call for next Superman movie
• American lifespans sank in hundreds of counties
• Attorney and employment expert to discuss legal trends at free HR workshop
• Is working with family a good idea? Rasmussen College Career expert Tamryn Hennessy shares the pros & cons with the Chicago Tribune
• Oswego woman charged after leaving crash site
• Park District Earns CAFR Award for 13th Straight Year
• No bike trails could jeopardize funding for Yorkville’s Route 47 widening project
• Final pieces of B-17 retrieved from cornfield
• Family talks about narrow escape from car that hit house
• This weekend’s Blues on the Fox draws acts from ‘Made in Aurora’
• City Council approves Two Brothers redevelopment deals
• Yorkville seeking solutions to closed bridge
• Federal sewer regulations will mean higher water bills for Aurorans
• Driver killed when car hits house
• Vigil participants hope peace will shower down upon neighborhood
• EPA investigating roofing work at Yorkville chapel
• Route 31 closed after fatal crash
• Cops: Sleeping driver crashed bus on I-88
• Environmental Protection Agency investigating Yorkville Chapel roof work
• HondaJet eyes 2012 for planned groundbreaking at Aurora airport
• Have you signed up to be part of RMU's music video yet? Filming is Friday! Sign up by clicking here: or by emailing lipdub@robertmorris.edu
• Learn about adult programs at Woodstock Center open house
• Father's Day is almost here! Check out these gadget ideas from @rastechdesign #tech expert on @kfyrtv:
• World War II plane burns after emergency landing near Oswego
• Vigil planned for West Chicago man gunned down in Aurora
• Aurora man gets 28 years in death of infant daughter
• Economy delays donation; setback for Burgess Field project
• UP West trains expected back on schedule for Monday night commute
• Tammy Duckworth resigns from VA
• Joliet man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• It's orientation season! If you are a new/returning student, make sure to keep checking your email for important orientation info!
• Who have you nominated for student of the week?
• Metra cancels 7 trains due to worker shortage
• Park District Offering Free Concerts In The Park This Summer
• Aurora GROWING green  with quartet of events
• Batavia aldermen get look at proposed crime-free housing measure
• Aurora goes green  with quartet of events
• Carrying on the spirit of Marie Wilkinson
• Teacher loves literacy because it ties kids’ subjects together
• Phillips Fest, Splash Bash Will Feature Savings And Fun
• Batavia man charged  with stabbing his wife
• One month later, search continues for Timmothy Pitzen
• These colorful Batavia bulldogs have neither bark nor bite
• Brother named ‘person of interest’ in Naperville murder
• Retirement tough lesson for iconic local teacher
• Brother named ‘person of interest’ in Naperville woman’s murder
• Batavia man, 68, charged with stabbing his wife
• Special Kane County unit works to ease court process for elderly victims of crime
• Dad guilty in beating death of infant son
• Bolt falls from sky and into Aurora store
• Body found in field ID’d as Oswego man
• AHA gets all vouchers needed for Jericho residents’ move
• Open houses mark AID’s 50 years of training, counseling and putting disabled people to work
• Wet, wild weather socks and soaks Valley
• Body found in field identified as Oswego resident
• Veterans Memorial Park moves ahead in Sugar Grove
• Auroran pleads not guilty to Lake County pot smuggling
• Go Eagles!
• Honing math and science skills: Teachers become students in unique AU program
• College of Education hosting Basic Skills Test review sessions
• Flash flood warning for northeastern Illinois
• Get Your Environmental On As Aurora Goes Green
• Batavia family first to get approval of backyard chicken operation
• West Chicago man shot, killed in Aurora; two teenagers uninjured
• Aurora man who killed WWII vet gets 60-year sentence
• Storms to bring 30-degree drop, damaging wind gusts tonight
• Police release photos of North Aurora robber
• Want to win 2 free tickets to Saturday's B96 B-Bash? First person to answer correctly wins. Winner must be able to pick up tickets at the Chicago campus by noon Friday. "What historical department store used to call 401 S. State St. home?&quo
• North Aurora store has second armed robbery in 2 months
• Banker and teen raze hair, raise money for kids’ camp
• World War II vet receives East diploma 70 years later
• Montgomery couple uses wind turbine to generate electricity
• Matriarch of Reuland’s Food Service restaurant in Aurora dies at 86
• Heat, humidity create dangerous conditions
• Don't forget about the paralegal open house tonight at 6pm at our Orland Park campus!
• Nominate someone to be an RMU Student of the Week! (you can nominate yourself too!). Learn more here:
• Donald Anderson, a judge before he became lawyer, dead at 81
• May in Illinois was wetter than usual
• More ash borers found in Yorkville
• Oswego police investigating report turtle was blown up
• Room to grow gives Joliet chance to pass Aurora in population
• Aurora chooses organic weapon against mosquitoes, but will spray insecticides if needed
• AU receives $165,000 state grant to hold engineering workshops for teachers
• Mid-American Canoe Race draws veterans, novices
• Are you signed up for the LipDub yet? Less than 2 weeks remain!
• Retiring East Aurora teachers gave lifelong lessons
• Legion reaches fund goal for July 4 parade
• Antique Car Show Pulls Into Blackberry Farm
• Veterans, novices, drawn to annual canoe race
• Salerno’s hopes to reopen Monday
• Man avoids prison sentence  in stabbing of ex-East High QB
• Western Kane roads closing for work on creek bridges
• Missing funds prompt probe at Aurora DMV branch
• Colleges still popular, but more students looking at alternatives
• Severe thunderstorms roll into Chicago area
• Aurora DMV employee under investigation for missing funds
• Gov. Quinn signs off on new Illinois legislative maps
• Oswego man charged with drug-induced homicide
• Rabid bat found on Aurora school grounds
• Laid-off Aurora cop will fill opening soon
• Have you checked in with our bloggers lately?
• Music of film composer John Williams to open Music by the Lake's 11th season
• Professor named Illinois CPA Society Outstanding Educator
• City: Expansion of gambling would be bad bet for Aurora
• Arrested Yorkville police officer gets demoted 
• Montgomery man charged after loose dog bites mail carrier
• $450,000 damage in Salerno’s restaurant fire
• Patient, 36, suing Aurora Manor over alleged sex assault
• Memorial Day mourners discover vases stolen from Batavia cemetery
• Fishing Day and Picnic at Blackberry Farm
• Park District Awarded $400,000 Grant For Lippold Park Natural Area
• Naperville women among same-sex couples joined in civil ceremony
• Big Rock prepares to put some ZIP in village anniversary
• Montgomery man charged after loose dog bites mailman
• Aurora Christian fighting to stay open
• Nominate someone to be an RMU Student of the Week! (you can nominate yourself too!). Learn more here:
• Fire damages St. Charles restaurant
• Suspicious-looking package stalls trains
• Man convicted of hitting Will County correctional officer
• Fox Valley couples enjoy their civil union rights
• Eagles adjust to new nest
• State orders closing of River Road Bridge in Yorkville
• Police hope dirt, grass on SUV lead to missing boy clues
• Auroran pleads not guilty in fatal Route 47 crash
• Kane: Water shortage possible by 2050
• Network With The Future Wed, Jun 01 Rasmussen College - Student Lounge, Aurora, IL, Join the Aurora Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and NETWORK WITH THE FUTURE! Enjoy great food, games, and networking with young professionals from Rasmussen College&rs
• Want to be part of RMU's Lib Dub video? Join and get more info here:
• Cabaret Night to Help Fund Marmion Soccer Brazil Trip
• Foster is first candidate for new 11th Congressional District
• Local charity says Illinois now providing needed services for women
• DuPage files new charges vs. Michael Cardamone
• Storm topples Mooseheart eagles nest
• Man charged with fatal stabbing of Aurora father
• Attention RMU Graphic Design Juniors and Seniors: There is an internship opportunity available in the Marketing Department. Should be familiar with Adobe Creative Suite. Knowledge of Quark a plus. Please submit your resume to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• AU baseball prominent on ABCA post season teams
• Today is the FINAL day to win a Kindle! Submit your essays for the contest to facebook@robertmorris.edu. Topic: best way to spend a summer day in Chicago. Good luck!
• Steamy Memorial Day, but no records set
• Oswego Economic Development closing doors
• Brother pays tribute to Marine’s sacrifice
• Steamy Memorial Day, but no records set yet
• 50th Annual Mid-American Canoe And Kayak Race
• Park District Water Parks Open For Season On June 4, 2011
• WCC shutters downtown Aurora site — and opens new building
• No Geneva school budget OK yet
• Batavia sets priorities for downtown
• Area Memorial Day ceremonies
• Tunes of World War II era stir memories in veterans
• Severe storms leave streets flooded, retention ponds overflowing
• West Aurora valedictorian Lauzen looks ahead to future, as usual
• City: ‘Layoffs a last resort’
• Foster eyes new district for Aurora
• Robert Morris University - Illinois Thinking of transferring to RMU? Join us this Tuesday, May 31 anytime from 4-7pm to learn more. RSVP: a minute ago · Like ·
• Foster to announce run in new Aurora congressional district
• Census says: Projections often off for Fox Valley towns
• Marmion Drill Team Places Third at Nationals
• Retiring principal the Hart — and now the drive — of Rollins School
• Aurora man convicted of attempted abduction
• Congressional map would split Fox Valley, group Walsh and Hultgren
• City on police complaint: ‘Layoffs were a last resort’
• Fifth Third Bank files suit against Aurora Christian over loan
• Sweep finds $5 million of pot in Joliet houses
• Blagojevich's version of key conversation: 'Follow the law'
• We know RMU students are amazing, but we want to hear why! Nominate someone to be RMU's Student of the Week! Those chosen will see their photo featured as this page's profile picture and get a special shout-out on this page! Plus, the nomina
• Don't forget! Tuesday is the essay contest deadline! The winner gets a Kindle! Topic: best way to spend a summer day in Chicago. Please email submissions to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Rod Blagojevich takes stand: ‘I’m here today to tell you the truth’
• Vintage Baseball Game at Blackberry Farm
• Raging Waves opens with promises of giveaways and good times  
• Rod Blagojevich admits he sounds like ‘effin’ jerk,’ later chokes up
• Wednesday court date for West band director
• Big Rock woman gets life sentence
• ‘Peddler’s ordinance’ back before council
• Where's your favorite spot to study on campus?
• The @AuroraRasmussen team is helping build and support the #Hispanic community in #Aurora. Read how here:
• Branding + Design + You. Industry veterans sound off on the crucial role of branding in today's media-saturated world. #rasdesign
• Branding + Design + You. Industry veterans sound off on the crucial role of branding in today's media-saturated world. #rasdesign
• Marmion Leadership Programs Award Top Honors
• Starz drama show tapes at Doggie Diner in Aurora
• Oswego gas station collecting donations to aid Joplin tornado victims
• Yorkville aldermen reject ‘free’ bike trails
• Expect a rise in gas prices over Memorial Day weekend
• Police release security video, timeline in search for missing boy
• Hot dog! Starz drama tapes scenes in Aurora
• Sisters invite Valley to reach out to tornado victims
• Yorkville aldermen don’t want free bike trails, either
• Kane board member has day in court to study how traffic fines are assessed
• Sign of spring: Sandwich  writing tickets for too-tall grass
• West band vows to play on despite charges
• Pair of AU baseball players named All-America
• AU coaches and students to teach kids at Spartan soccer camp
• College of Education hosting Basic Skills Test review sessions
• Joseph Corporation Participates in NeighborWorks Week 2011
• Marmion's Annual Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and Big Ticket Raffle
• Life in limbo as dad, family yearn for word on missing 6-year-old
• Naperville woman OK after being hit by train
• Proposed state law could change teacher tenure
• Uncle in fatal hit-and-run released without charges
• Geneva two-car crash sends trio to hospital
• Batavia teen, injured in car crash, improving gradually at Delnor
• Oswego delays third high school decision
• For more info about this project, please email info@kinetoscopicpictures.com
• Reminder! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." The winner will receive a KINDLE and a chance to see
• Aurora’s shrinking crime numbers
• Community turns out to remember Claim Street fire victims
• Hugh Jackman to perform at Arcada in SC
• Oswego woman stabbed in home invasion
• Motorcyclist killed in St. Charles Twp. crash
• Man turns himself in to Aurora police in fatal hit-run
• Kane fears loss of money, jobs to a Chicago casino
• WCC to close Stolp campus Thursday
• AU summer classes start June 6 at three locations
• For more info about this project, please email info@kinetoscopicpicutres.com
• Blogger of the week! Meet Tristan, who is addicted to video games, dances like no one is watching, and writes poetry every now and again. Read Tristan's blogs here:
• One hurt in area storms bringing hail, two reported tornadoes
• Aurora police continue search for uncle of boy killed in driveway accident
• Aurora artist receives Chicago Medal of Honor
• West graduates told Blackhawk spirit will help them prevail
• Aurora artist receives   Chicago Medal of Honor
• Tornado watch in effect for northeastern Illinois
• Aurora police believe uncle fled after fatally backing over nephew
• Family mourns mother in closed service
• Police searching for hit and run SUV that killed a child
• East High grads’ new assignment:  chart next three-quarters of life
• Missing boy’s car seat was with his grandmother
• ‘Superheroes’ honored at United Way breakfast
• Victims of Aurora fatal fire to be remembered at prayer service
• Batavia H.S. community gathers to mourn Lynlee Gilbert
• Montgomery to review role of village manager
• Kendall County home values down, taxes still up
• West Aurora band director charged with sexual abuse of students
• Free HR Institute workshop to focus on trends in labor relations
• Kane eyes utility options
• AU wins NAC All-Sports Championship
• AU names Athletes of the Year
• Come be a part of our 1st ever RMU LIP DUB Music Video! Filming is Friday, June 17, 2:00-8:00 pm RMU Chicago Campus Food provided after filming Open to Current RMU Students, Faculty/Staff and Alumn.
• Community mourns victims of Aurora’s deadliest fire
• Crash survivor makes progress; victim’s memorial set for Friday
• Police come up empty in massive search for Aurora boy
• West looking at right way to pay for technology
• Kane hopes to expand recycling focus
• Kane looking at utility options for residents
• Assistant professor named AU social work instructor of year
• Students inducted into AU circle of national leadership honor society
• College of Education hosting graduate open house at GWC
• Reminder! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Today is Armed Forces Day at the Lake County campus. To learn more, click here:
• Spartan baseball conclude 2011 season at Midwest Regional
• West band director on leave pending investigation
• Memorial Sunday for Batavia teen; friend remains in critical condition
• Yorkville woman has ‘surreal’ time at Oprah finale
• Candle, electrical arc possible causes of Claim Street blaze
• Park District finds solution to loss of water at Quarry
• Focus of search for missing Aurora boy shifts west
• Oswego schools approve second enrollment study
• Spartans fall in extra innings to UW-Stevens Point
• AU receives NAC baseball postseason honors
• President/CEO of Aurora Area CVB Announces Retirement
• Critical Mass Bike Ride to Raise Bicycle Awareness
• FBI, U.S. marshal join hunt for missing Aurora boy
• Woman hits wrong pedal, then house
• Batavia High student killed, another injured in crash
• Too many tragedies, too many kids
• Aurora firefighters recall blaze they hoped they would never face
• Learn about new Doctor of Social Work degree at open house
• Psychology majors present award-winning research at conference
• Pair of Spartans named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Players of the Week
• Celebrate National Police Week – A Day in the Life of Police Officers. Check out the 10 ways police spend their days protecting us. Repost this as your status if you have a special someone in your life that is a police officer.
• Cops: Missing boy’s backpack, car seat also gone
• Chickens can scratch in Batavia backyards
• Somonauk votes down football program
• In fire’s wake: Mourning families, survivor tales
• Plano man charged with firing three shots in backyard
• Still no sign of missing Aurora kindergartner
• Montgomery bridges seasons with plantings
• Do you love being an RMU student! Refer a friend so they can experience RMU too!
• Tree planting celebrates AU's Tree Campus USA certification
• Executive panel to discuss maximizing sales prospecting results
• Spartan baseball NCAA tournament bound
• Elgin woman a disastrous date on MTV
• Batavia Fire Department weighs non-resident fees
• Bulls beat Heat 103-82 in Game 1
• Cause still unclear in Aurora fire that killed six
• Search continues for Aurora boy, 6, after mother is found dead
• Aurora boy, 6, missing after mother is found dead in Rockford
• 3 children, 3 adults killed in Aurora apartment fire
• Aurora council shuffles committees
• Spartans repeat as NAC baseball tournament champions
• Six killed in Aurora apartment fire
• Gay teen couples have schools thinking differently about prom
• TVs, Xbox stolen while homeowner was in house
• Centennial Celebration: Sisters of Mercy leave profound legacy in Aurora
• Paramount’s ‘Broadway’ auditions filled with dreams of the big break
• 6-year-old Aurora boy missing following mom’s death
• Metra brings quiet cars to all lines
• Auroran sues IHOP; claims service dog discrimination
• TVs, Xbox stolen from occupied Aurora house
• Fox Valley Park District News - May, 2011
• Montgomery man could get 30 years on weapons charges
• Fox Valley Park District offers garage sale bargains
• Aurora man sues IHOP for service dog discrimination
• Doctor donates $1.25 million to Rush-Copley
• Poll: What are the Bulls chances?
• Spartans named NFCA All-Region
• Attention RMU Graphic Design Juniors and Seniors: There is an internship opportunity available in the Marketing Department. Should be familiar with Adobe Creative Suite. Knowledge of Quark a plus. Please submit your resume to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Businesses flowing in alongside new Yorkville whitewater park
• Marmion 'Make It Happen' Summer Leadership Camp
• Businesses flowing along with Yorkville whitewater park
• Blago trial rerun not  exactly riveting drama
• Aurora man gets seven years for shooting near mall
• Fundraiser participants collect donations in battle against ALS
• Plano man charged with felony driving 98 in a 45 mph zone
• Poll: Smoking in casinos
• Good news! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Education professor named Aurora University's top educator
• Aurora College alumni couple awarded honorary degree at commencement
• Graduation - Marmion Academy Class of 2011
• Odgen 6 Hosts Chicago Premiere of "One Lucky Elephant" - Event Raises Awareness and Support for the Non-Profit Ahali Elephants Organization
• Swearing-in is a family affair in Yorkville
• Aurora food pantry facing largest demand in 30 years
• Looking for ways to talk with your teachers effectively? Check out this week's Raise Your Hand vlog! #college #students
• Plainfield police seize thousands of pirated DVDs at flea market
• AU hosting open house on adult degree-completion programs
• Learn about Ed.D. program at College of Education open house
• Stuart Sports Complex To Be Expanded with 15 New Athletic Fields
• Renovations Set to Begin at Waubonsie Lake Park
• Park District Cuts Budget by 7.8% For Upcoming Year
• Park District Tabs Improvements For North Aurora Riverfront
• Bridge Overpass For Gilman Trail To Be built at Galena Boulevard
• Elgin cop planted evidence to advance career, indictment charges
• Kane officials investigating link between SC restaurant, illness
• Batavia man designs specialized pouches for soldiers, diplomats
• Kane OKs cutting County Board by two
• Oswego continues investigation into both high school additions
• Web Poll: Did you turn on your air conditioning Tuesday?
• Parolee charged in Montgomery armed robbery
• Foley named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Today is the last day to submit essays for the contest! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Marmion looking to wrap up third straight conference title
• Farmers’ plea: A few dry days
• Driver running late for final fails driving test
• Oswego School Board wrestles with tax rate
• Marmion's 2011 Distinguished Service Award Winners
• Don’t look for Kendall meeting videos online
• Poll: Do you owe more than your home is worth?
• Auroran charged with supplying drugs that killed Oswego girlfriend
• GWC hosting open house for new Doctor of Social Work program
• Learn about College of Education graduate programs at open house
• Meet Cheyenne, the current RMU blogger of the week! She is obsessed with nail polish and is terrified of pigeons. Want to learn more? Read on:
• Man charged in ‘not yo’ cheese’ robbery case
• Chicago campus students interested in being in the talent show May 17: today is the LAST day to register your act! Stop by the Student Affairs office on the 7th floor for more info.
• Low funding, long waiting lists have special needs adults struggling to find work
• Kendall man says lender turned out to be fraud
• Low program funding, waiting list of thousands have special needs adults struggling to find work
• Former Aurora woman has lost daughter, but not hope she’ll reappear after 8 years
• Working with children ‘never feels like a job’
• A son is a son ... until you need a walker
• Judge sets date for Cardamone Trial II: March 2012
• Residents on West Side complaining Aurora University students destroying their neighborhood
• Former Aurora woman has lost daughter, but not hope
• Community leaders awarded for their service
• Teacher drops sexual abuse appeal, so prosecutors drop further charges
• A GREAT Read - The Evolution of Online Learning -
• Jeff Ward: Anyone afraid of butcher shop is a chicken
• Illinois House passes bill requiring backseat passengers to use seatbelts
• Spartan baseball student-athlete named CoSIDA-Capital One Academic All-District
• Spartan softball student-athletes named CoSIDA-Capital One Academic All-District
• Don't forget! Your submissions for the essay contest are due Tuesday! Topic is "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." Send entries to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• It's finally getting nice outside! Are you thinking of taking the summer off? Here are some great reasons for you to consider before you make your decision! www.rasmussen.edu/student-life/blogs/college-life/reasons-to-stay-in-school-over-summer/
• Are you taking online classes? Here is a great resource for you! Online Learning: Top Five Resources for Online College Students -
• Walk of a thousand prayers moves through Aurora
• The trials of accommodating a deaf murder defendant
• Batavian charged after calling 911 ... to report himself
• Tanning salon owners, teens object to proposed regulations
• Fermilab expects to avoid furloughs this year
• AU softball receives NAC postseason honors
• Food service supervisor Blakesley wins AU Leadership Service Award
• Attention all prom-goers! There is a special scholarship opportunity just for you! Make your prom outfit out of duct tape and you could win a $5000, $3000 or $2000 scholarship! Deadline is June 13. For more info:
• Joliet amnesia victim identified as missing Michigan mom
• Three charged with damaging Batavia statue
• Butcher shop to come up for vote again in Aurora
• Former student sues Aurora University for denying her a history degree
• Kane board considers meeting site change
• President Obama decides not to release bin Laden death photos
• West grad celebrates 100th year
• Kendall practicing not-so-safe sex
• Cops give safety advice, step up security at public garden plots
• AU Lacrosse receives postseason honors
• New scholarship alert! To those with a major in the health services: the Tylenol Scholarship is still available (deadline May 27). Recipients can receive up to $10,000. For more info or to apply, visit:
• Cops: 4 sold fake designer goods at Kane Flea Market
• Sheep To Shawl Day at Blackberry Farm
• Cheers: Aurora’s Roundhouse sold to Two Brothers Brewery of Warrenville
• Judge rebukes Blago defense after first witness
• Unions will ask for education reform, pension assurances, school funding
• What came first: the chicken or the ordinance?
• Oswego cops investigating two thefts of truck tailgates
• Williams Bay resident Duncan awarded honorary degree at GWC commencement
• More than 1,200 students to graduate at AU commencement
• Recent severe weather draws crowd to Fermilab storm forum
• Who has seen "The Hangover" so many times that they know all the lines and song lyrics? That would be Erica, RMU's latest blogger of the week! Get to know Erica and read all her blogs here:
• Check out a great article that lists several degrees that employers are looking for -
• Sitterly named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Wilcox named Northern Athletics Conference Softball Position Player of the Week
• Capshaw named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• Just 1 week left to submit your essays to our contest! The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." The winner has the chance to see their piece run in the RMU newspaper! Submit entries to facebook@robertmorris.ed
• Raid to get Osama bin Laden took months to plan
• Park District To Host Community-Wide Garage Sale
• How the U.S. found, killed Osama bin Laden
• Bin Laden’s death welcome news to some
• Mysterious powder closes Elgin courthouse
• Will County property tax bills climb
• Sending out a big WELCOME! to all of our new and returning students as they begin Summer I quarter today.
• President Obama: Osama bin Laden is dead
• Volunteers help restore housing for disabled, veterans
• Sierra Club volunteers clean up banks of Fox River
• ‘Phantom’ promises to wow audiences
• McCleery plants tree to remember fallen friend
• Residents face transition as tear-down of housing project looms
• More schools should adopt wardrobe rules
• Kane County maps out summer road construction projects, schedule
• Unhappy birthday as Plano man gets prison time
• Paramount holding musical tryouts
• Kane’s new traffic courtroom ready to open Monday
• Southbound Randall to close Monday at I-88 into Aurora
• Complete royal wedding coverage
• Senior business major awarded top student honor
• Keep an eye on jet stream as tornado season progresses
• Batavia settles excessive-force lawsuit
• Watch the royal wedding with us
• Receive a $10 gift card! Submit or mail a copy of your local community newspaper by Wednesday, May 4 to: Robert Morris University Attn: Marketing Department 401 S. State St. Chicago, IL 60605 Tribune, Sun Times and Red Eye submissions are excluded.
• Plano looking for information on apparent suicide victim
• Have questions about dorm life? This link may be able to help!
• AU alum, board chairman presented university's top honor
• Students design shirts to raise funds for cancer research, anti-malaria bed nets
• Route 59, I-88 interchange could have revolutionary design
• Kane sheriff seizes $2 million in heroin
• Butcher shop actually rejected
• Flood warning for Fox River in Montgomery, Oswego
• For locals, Obama birth certificate flap not worth the attention
• Man killed in car crash near Plano
• Stop by the Aurora campus. Rasmussen College is having a Heritage and Hot Wings event tonight before our Awards Ceremony. See you at 6 PM!
• Euro-style Summer Flea Market on Water Street Mall this Summer -Vendors Wanted
• Spring issue of AU literary magazine to debut
• Naperville grad on the scene for royal wedding
• Public takes a pass on Senate redistricting forum in Yorkville
• Sculpture knocked over in downtown Batavia
• Oswego man gets 8 years for Ecstacy possession
• District halts planning for third Oswego high school
• Tollway to allow online dispute of violations
• Thinking of transferring to RMU? Join us today for Transfer Tuesday, 4-7pm, all campuses. RSVP here:
• Rebuilding Together Aurora and Lowe's Give Low-Income FamiliesMuch-Needed Home Repairs
• Heroes at Home Announces Spring Projects with Rebuilding Together Aurora
• Graduation, open houses, business workshop highlight May campus events
• PETA urges Aurora to reject butcher shop
• Man linked to Aurora murder now faces felony drug charges
• Geneva girls basketball coach Gina Nolan resigns
• Opening draws near  for WCC’s new campus
• Teen charged with driving on baseball field
• Convicted murderer sentenced to prison for punching cop
• Batavia capping fees on sports, music, drama
• Spartans sweep key NAC baseball doubleheader from Concordia Chicago.
• Looking for time management tips for #college students? @Rasmussen's Brooks Doherty has answers!
• Relieve some stress! Come hear Dr. Brian Duff discuss "Solutions to Stressed-Caused Health Problems" tonight at the Aurora Campus.....we'll see you at 6 PM.
• To celebrate the addition of the new writing program at RMU, we are hosting an essay contest! One lucky winner has the opportunity to see their piece run in RMU's Eagle newspaper. Your topic is "What is the best way to spend a spring or summe
• Who is (1) obsessed with Grey's Anatomy? (2) stood in line for all the Harry Potter books? and (3) sold over 300 boxes of Girl Scout cookies? Lenora, RMU's blogger of the week! Read all her blogs about life at RMU here:
• Preschoolers wonder: Where does teacher sleep?
• Quadruple amputee brings malaria awareness campaign to Aurora
• Batavia apartment fire routs 40 people
• NapervilleWorks connects special needs workers to jobs
• Marmion Students Published in Annual Writing Competition
• Cops: Man caught trying to steal from same farm twice
• Baskets of Easter food (and candy) blessed
• Author who spoke at Aurora University comes under fire
• How citizens can influence elected officials
• New life for Therese
• Quinn grants clemency to 85 people
• Marmion Rifle Team Dominates State Championships
• East Side Catholics brave weather to re-enact Stations of the Cross
• Cops: Man caught trying steal from same farm twice
• Six inhale smoke in Aurora apartment fire
• Kane panel approves civil union license fees
• Jobless rate drops in Fox Valley, state
• Bicyclist hurt, charged in Aurora collision
• Forget the royal wedding:  Local nuptials my cup of tea
• Registration for Summer Programs Begins April 30, 2011
• Aurora, Kane Co. educators give reform bill high marks
• Four AU student choirs to stage spring concert
• Woodstock Center holding open house on adult programs
• Professor, author to speak about lessons from urban classroom
• Aurora elementary school may sign up for uniforms
• How are classes going?
• Spartans rock Regents in softball doubleheader
• Five Spartans combine to shut-out Elmhurst 10-0.
• Foreclosures high in Kendall, Will counties
• Lisa Dzuricsko Awarded Visual Arts Educator of the Year
• Lisa Dzuricsko Awarded Visual Arts Educator of the Year
• Marmion Academy JROTC Team Set to Defend National Title at Academic Bowl in Washington, DC
• GWC to revive commencement ceremony after almost 100 years
• AU business student scores in national sales contest
• Judge dismisses McConnaughay suit
• Advocates rally in Batavia for Fox Valley’s disabled
• Aurora makes top 100 in magazine’s most-loved cities
• In Montgomery, pay fines or water might be shut off
• Tips for Avoiding Outdated Technology in Gadgets with @rastechdesign's Jacob Sorem: #technology #flip
• Spartans handle Red Men in Midwest Lacrosse Conference match-up.
• Don't forget that RMU is closed tomorrow, Thursday, as well as Friday April 22. Enjoy the long weekend and we'll see you Monday!
• Hollywood Casino on generators after downtown Aurora power outage
• Rod Blagojevich acknowledges ‘moments of fear’ late at night
• Hiring extravaganza: McDonald’s is lovin’ it
• Blackberry Farm to Offer Free Admission for Residents April 27
• Rebuilding Together Aurora and Comcast Partner on Comcast Cares Day
• Kirk addresses small business concerns in Aurora
• DuPage County officials eye staff incentive plan
• Police dog bites man in Kendall
• Indian Prairie School Board honors Special Olympic champs
• Asperger’s syndrome’s link to autism often baffles parents
• Scholarship Opportunity! The CSO Opportunity Scholarship is a $2,000, four-year renewable scholarship awarded to first-generation college students. For more info and to apply, click here:
• Are you an RMU student loving your time here? Share it with your friends! Refer a friend to RMU at robertmorris.edu/fbreferral for a chance to win a prize!
• Both drivers flee Aurora DUI crash, police say
• Private donations could pay for Yorkville bike trails
• At state remap hearing, Aurora asks to be its own district
• Oswego budget warns of ‘belt-tightening, anxiety’
• Marmion's Drill Team Heads to Nationals After Wining Two Consecutive Meets
• Marmion Academy's Coach Dan Thorpe Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Batavia schools rethink charging nonprofits
• Chicago teens to give violence-prevention tips at AU forum
• IMSA teens go global with international Web conference
• St. Peter’s in Geneva getting early start on Barn Sale
• ‘Deadliest Catch’ captains share their sea tales at Waubonsee
• Spencer named Northern Athletics Conference Softball Position Player of the Week
• Mackey named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Hackbarth named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• Guess who......her all time favorite TV show is Make It or Break It. It's Alinda! She is the latest RMU blogger of the week! Read all of her blogs and learn more about Alinda here:
• Alderman encourages public to get involved and stay involved
• Encampment honors heroes of the 10th Illinois
• Batavia High band getting an updated appearance
• Sea captains share tales  of Deadliest Catch series
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Arrives in Aurora 4/20
• Homestead teacher keeps kids engaged with unique lesson plans
• Two drivers injured in fiery, rollover crash in Kane County
• Aurora World War II Navy veteran gets answers to friend's tragic death
• West Aurora High says thanks to music teacher Meg Papadolias
• Kane County Tea Party hits Geneva
• Oswego Fire Chief Smith retires; Neitzer named as replacement
• Spartans fall to Adrian 13-9 on Vago Field..
• Earth Day Fox River Clean Sweep
• Iditarod ‘musher’ Pat Moon visits Elgin's Creekside School
• Kendall Food Pantry helps pets, too
• ‘What Dreams May Come’ to cap Religion at the Movies series
• Woman who lost four limbs to malaria to speak at AU
• Kane County sheriff to give keynote at criminal justice fair
• Lawsuit claims Aurora priest DeRea molested boy
• Aurora Christian students stuck in snow on mission trip
• Cops: Marijuana plants found in car
• Wind advisory issued for Chicago area
• High school seniors: if you haven't chosen your college yet, Don't Panic! Come to RMU tomorrow at 10am for a campus visit day. It's not too late to apply-RMU's preferred application deadline is May 1.
• Illinois Senate passes sprawling education reform bill
• Off-Leash Dog Park Approved For Gregory Island Park
• Parents of special needs kids push Oswego schools on busing
• Advocates for abused children rally at Kane courthouse
• Guilty verdict in stabbing at high school reunion
• Aurorans who beat murder raps in Kane now face drug charges
• Athletic trainer named first AU Clinical Educator of Year
• Smoky smell prompts evacuation of Kane Courthouse Thursday
• Hope classes are going well!
• Nurse-EMT charged with stealing prescription drugs
• Sweeping school reform bill targets school day, strikes, bad teachers
• Hi Sarah! Congratulations-you were RMU's lucky 3000th Facebook Fan! This means you win a prize! Please email facebook@robertmorris.edu and we will work out the details. Congrats again! -RMU
• Weather spotter training draws dozens as tornado season looms
• Spartan student-athletes honored for academic achievements
• Service staycation: AU students spend spring break helping others
• Hultgren’s first bill: No budget, then no pay for congressmen
• Rising costs of busing kids puts schools in a bind
• East tries to block Fultz from School Board seat
• Property values falling across Kane County
• Spartans roll Raiders 19-2 in lacrosse action.
• Spartans sweep MSOE in NAC softball
• Kane board split on size cut
• RTA Announces 2011 April Activity Projects
• Bluff Street Park to Receive Series of Improvements
• Batavia High evacuated over gas smell
• Lawsuit against coroner gets complicated
• Woodstock Center to spotlight programs for educators at open house
• AU students collecting donations for overseas troops
• Naperville cops exonerated in March fatal shooting
• Employee’s suit against Kane coroner creates further complication
• Former West teacher pleads guilty to spraying student
• Prosecutors seek to use slain wife’s e-mails in Vaughn murder case
• East to announce Fultz’s status for School Board
• German bank card takes tour of Fox Valley gas stations
• Rosiek named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Offensive Player of the Week
• RMU is looking for students to be part of it's very first Lip Dub video!
• High school seniors are struggling to pick their college right now. As a current RMU student, what made you choose RMU? What do you love about RMU?
• Kendall says two are over-the-top speeders: 99, 110 mph
• Drivers cut back as fuel prices reach critical mark
• Driving lesson concludes with car hitting house in Aurora
• Judge rules strip club must go to make way for expanded road
• Tree removal leaves homeowners livid
• Learn about addictions certification program at Woodstock open house
• Batavia assistant chief fighting fires for 40 years
• Aurora teacher helps boy move on, move up in reading
• Who has an odd obsession with Chipotle Chicken Burritos? Who often loses their weekends to Lifetime movies? Meet Caitlyn, your RMU blogger of the week! Learn more about Caitlyn's life:
• Watermann out in Montgomery, but offers to be clerk
• Jennings gets WWII wing, mementoes
• Childhood favorites star in art show
• Oswego driver clocked at almost 100 mph, says passenger made him do it
• Kane shelter takes pet adoption seriously
• Fighting fires for 40 years
• Watermann out in Montgomery, but may keep hand in at Village Hall
• World War II wing to add memorabilia at Jennings Terrace in Aurora
• Spartan softball sweeps Concordia Wisconsin in NAC doubleheader
• Retiring Tait honored by Cleveland
• E. Aurora board winner’s eligibility questioned
• Eligibility of East Aurora School Board member-elect questioned
• Police tag two suspects in ducks theft
• Spartans pound Panthers 14-3 in men's lacrosse
• Obama hails deal that avoids shutdown, cuts $38 billion
• BSA dinner banquet will benefit Aurora child development center
• Hundreds watch as ground broken for new Aurora church
• Cops: Abduction attempt really wasn’t
• Pair pull gun, rob Dollar General in North Aurora
• West grads promote alumna’s art through new book
• Injuries in distracted-driving crashes in Aurora, Kendall
• Golf outing and dinner will benefit Aurora homeless shelter
• State Board of Education chairman to keynote annual LASO banquet
• Freshman open house will include academic fair, campus tours
• Fate of Oswego’s third high school uncertain
• Gov. Quinn unveils nearly $12 billion plan to repair roads, bridges
• Leaking fuel tank cited in Geneva odor report
• RMU campuses are hosting a financial aid information session tonight at 6pm!
• Aurora University announces plans to add women’s lacrosse
• Japan Relief Show at 7 West Studio
• Free workshop to address what employers want in job candidates
• Woodstock open house will highlight weekend M.B.A. program
• Learn about master's in social work program at GWC open house
• Voter turnout bottoms out in Tuesday’s election
• Boulder Hill man charged with beating girlfriend’s kids
• Man found dead near Geneva bike path
• Sugar Grove police investigate attempted kidnapping
• Spartans defeat Fontbonne 7-6 in lacrosse thriller
• WCC cites space issues in closing preschool
• Rebuilding Together and Dunham Fund Continue Partnership
• Four incumbents easily retain Aurora council seats
• Candidates at odds over ‘expansion’ at Planned Parenthood
• Spartan softball splits doubleheader with Chicago
• Gay named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Spencer named Northern Athletics Conference Softball Position Player of the Week
• Earth Day is April 22! Check out how RMU is going green:
• Students to showcase research projects during symposiums
• MIT Club offering free PC checkups and repairs
• Mental health community asks legislators to halt cuts
• Home for single moms pushes importance of education
• Man drives through two lawns, hits four cars in Aurora
• Fire destroys home near Sandwich
• St. Clair to lead AU men’s soccer program
• Welcome Students!! We missed seeing your faces around campus!
• Follow RMU on Twitter! @robertmorrisu
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for area
• Higher prices growing smarter grocery shoppers
• North Aurora Resident Wins "Predict the Oscars" Contest at Ogden 6 Theatre!
• Early voters turn out despite ‘quiet’ campaigns
• Heroin exacting a toll on suburbia
• Spartan softball sweeps Alverno in NAC doubleheader
• Caterpillar isn’t leaving Illinois, but many speculate on its future
• Leadership, money at center of Yorkville mayor race
• Police: Sandwich resident restrained and beat woman
• Dad’s persistence shines light on cyber-bullying
• Spartans sweep Muskies in NAC opener
• Murdered NIU student’s remains to be released to family
• Theatre Department presents award-winning comedy ‘Lend Me A Tenor’
• Attorneys agree to release slain student’s remains to family
• Sacred Heart to break ground on new church
• Judge decides not to hear tape of victim’s call to 911
• Police: Sandwich man restrained and beat woman
• Man charged with trying to break into grandparents’ home
• Happy April Fool's Day! What's the best prank you've ever played?
• Music by the Lake tickets on sale April 15
• Learn about transfer and adult programs at April 6 open house
• To all current RMU students: anyone interested in blogging for our website? If so, please email facebook@robertmorris.edu Thank you!
• Spartans defeat Northern Illinois University in 11 innings
• Spartans defeat Thunder in first home Lacrosse contest
• Did you miss Seattle Sutton on campus? Catch her presentation here
• RTA Partners with Kiwanis on Annual One-Day
• Students elected leaders for mock Illinois legislative session
• Spartan pair named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Players of the Week
• Adams named Northern Athletics Conference Baseball Position Player of the Week
• Park District Garden Plots Available For Rent
• Downtown Yoga Studio Open To Public For Stretches and Sights
• Spring Break Art Open Studio for Kids
• AU names new School of Social Work director
• Northwestern professor to discuss Arab Palestinians in Israel
• Auroran guilty of killing infant daughter
• Local Leaders in Business Series – 17/11/2010:
• Mom and Son Sock Hop Hits the Eola Center
• Bounce into Spring at the Eola Center
• Region’s bridges rate pretty good — with some notable exceptions
• Aurora committee again delays vote on butcher shop
• Park District Seeks Volunteers for Spring Spruce-up on April 16
• Hey future RMU students: If you plan on living in student housing in Chicago the application deadline is May 1st. Housing is quite popular and beds are limited. Get your application in!
• Join the RMU community and take part in Earth Hour tomorrow from 8:30-9:30 PM. For more info visit earthhour.org
• Professor, student speak at international criminal justice conference
• April campus events include music, art and theater
• Artist-in-residence to give organ concert in Crimi Auditorium
• Real RMU students blog for our website! Learn more about them, and about life at RMU, here:
• Interactive map: Illinois’ ‘structurally deficient’ bridges
• Scitech Science Camps
• Annie's Om Towne Fitness Open House
• Dr. James Quaid Appointed New Marmion Headmaster
• Aurora Community TV to rebroadcast Mortenson lecture
• Police salute chaplain Leake
• Current students: Interested in making a Lip Dub Video for RMU? Click here!
• Scitech Science Camps
• College of Education hosting reviews for Basic Skills Test
• Japanese expatriates know family is safe, but they’re worried
• Are you following RMU on Twitter yet? @RobertMorrisU
• Scitech Camps
• Social media to be explored at HR workshop
• GWC announces lineup for 11th season of Music by the Lake
• Kane panel moves toward decision on redistricting
• Kane energy plan could save billions
• IMPORTANT: As of Monday March 21 the State of IL will no longer be awarding the MAP Grant. To meet this deadline it is important that you submit your financial aid application TODAY before midnight. Include the RMU school code 001746 to ensure we receiv
• Scholarship Alert: The EA Mellinger Foundation is accepting applications for their scholarship. Deadline is May 1, 2011! Only for students who live in the following IL counties: Fulton, Henderson, Knox, McDonough, Mercer, and Warren. All the details h
• Fox Valley Park District News - March 2011
• Kane panel moves toward decision on redistricting
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Are you wearing green? Celebrate the day with a performance by Irish dancers at 11:30 in the Chicago Student Center.
• Registration Open for Iconography Workshop at St. George Church
• Workshop for seniors and graduates focusing on job search
• Free tax help sessions continue at AU through April 2
• Undergraduate open house will include tour of GWC lake campus
• Holka named Midwest Lacrosse Conference Defensive Player of the Week
• Midterms are right around the corner! What are some of your study/memorization tricks? Any tips to ease stress during a big test?
• Cadets Awarded at Marmion's Military Night
• Any RMU students interested in volunteering TOMORROW with Junior Achievement? You'll be working with grades 6, 7 and 8. If you're an intern this WILL count for hours. Info below: Date/Time: Tuesday, March 15 8:30-12:45 Where: St. Columbanus
• Good Luck on Finals this Week!!
• As spring rolls in, many are gearing up for a fresh start. Refer a friend so they can have their own new beginning at RMU. make sure to tell them to become a fan of our FB page!” Our 3000th fan will win a prize!
• Women are at the heart of Rush-Copley health effort
• Housing slump for student-built homes
• AU students invite public to book-scholarship fundraiser
• Chicago Native American’s art exhibit to open at AU
• AU to host Purim observance
• "Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." -Eleanor Roosevelt March is Women's History Month. What are some of your favorite quotes from great women in history?
• Critical Mass Bike Ride to Raise Bicycle Awareness
• Marmion Scholarships Awarded to Ten Students
• Learn about transfer and adult programs at open house
• Interested in how actual students feel about life at RMU? Read their blogs!
• Tour Paris and France with AU alumni and friends
• Saint Louis Brass to perform Arts and Ideas concert
• Marmion National Merit Finalists
• Are any of you AT&T customers? You could be saving 10% just for being an RMU student or employee!
• Journalist and analyst to discuss revolution in the Middle East
• This Wednesday! Seattle Sutton will be here!!
• Attention Chicago High School JUNIORS: Great scholarship opportunity available with Chicago Scholars. Requirements: must live in Chicago, 3.0 or higher GPA. Deadline is March 11th! For more info, click here:
• Park District's Marketing Division Lauded as State's Best
• Half Off Original Shows At Paramount Theatre In Downtown Aurora
• 3-vehicle crash disrupts Aurora traffic
• Don't forget: RMU is hosting a campus visit day for interested high school students to visit our campus. TOMORROW at 11am, all RMU locations. We can't wait to meet you all tomorrow!
• Increasing traffic makes plan to widen North Aurora Road popular
• Increasing traffic makes plan to widen North Aurora Road popular
• AU students, faculty hone leadership skills at Hispanic institute
• Fire science program ignites passion to help others
• Red Oak Nature Center To Host Free Maplefest
• 5K Spring Gallop Pre-Registration Continues Until March 18, 2011
• Gallery Show In Downtown Aurora Brings Local, National Artists
• Marmion-Rosary Band Winter Concert
• Marmion Hosts Whimsical Ceramics Exhibition
• Babies wanted for AU student researchers
• We want your feedback! What programs do you wish RMU had?
• Batavia High artists' work featured at AU gallery
• Students named to Ivy Leaf dean's lists
• Students to lobby Springfield legislators for MAP grants
• Spartans honored by Northern Athletics Conference
• Spartan women receive NAC postseason honors
• Four Inducted into Marmion Athletic Hall of Fame
• Mortenson presentation to be streamed live on AU website
• Student-athletes lead blanket-making for needy children
• Spartan women capture first NAC indoor championship
• Fire science program ignites passion to help others
• Spartan men finish second at NAC Indoor Championships
• Thinking of attending RMU? Check out our campus this Saturday at 11am. RSVP here: Tour our campus, meet faculty and staff, and more!
• That’s the spirit!
• Eagle Scouts honored at recognition banquet
• Come cheer on your Eagles tomorrow night at 5pm (women's basketball) and 7:30 pm (men's basketball). Pack the Place and show your spirit! robertmorris.edu/packtheplace
• Need a ride to Pack the Place on Saturday? Get on the RMU fan bus! Meet in the Student Center Saturday at 3pm for face-painting, pizza, a free t-shirt, foam finger and pompoms! Bus departs for the game at 4:30 (will return at 10pm)! Go Eagles!!!
• College financial aid night at AU
• AU trustee chronicles Egyptian revolution as tourist
• Alumni Hall addition brings nursing, social work programs together
• How’s Aurora’s ‘Idol’ contestant doing? Get live tweets
• State’s home-school families facing registration process
• Sulkin named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• This Saturday night is RMU's Pack the Place game, but tomorrow is the PEP RALLY! Cheer on your bball teams at 2pm in the student center TOMORROW. Go Eagles!
• Spartans picked to win NAC baseball crown
• Spartan softball picked second in NAC preseason coaches poll
• Spartan men's lacrosse team ready to kick off inaugural season
• Marmion Offers Day of Recollection
• Business professor to discuss servant leadership at national conference
• Welcome all new and returning students! Hope your new term is off to a great start!
• Flood advisory extended for Montgomery
• Park District’s New Cole Center Wins Environmental Award
• More forests, trails, programs for seniors on the April 5 ballot
• Villages asking residents if they want to seek alternative to ComEd
• Kendall to consider proposalson emergency center, architect
• At 80, quarterback looks back on Mooseheart’s gridiron glory days
• Home school families fight state registration
• Spartans handed NAC Challenge loss against Lakeland
• Spartan women nipped by Muskies in NAC Challenge.
• Marmion Drill Team Makes It 11 Consecutive Wins at Purdue
• High school students with writing talent: RMU is hosting an essay contest and campus visit TOMORROW at 9am at all campuses. Scholarships available! RSVP here:
• Business students: The study abroad deadline for London, Paris, and Rome (Summer I) is fast approaching! Get those apps in by February 28 and spend some time in Europe!
• Juniors Club Presents The Musical - A Toy's Story
• Weisner reluctantly signs AHA redevelopment plan
• Roundhouse files for bankruptcy reorganization
• Blanket-making benefit, Batavia High School art exhibit headline March calendar
• Rachel Ossyra Of Aurora Appointed To Board Of Trustees
• Dance the Night Away with Dick Biondi
• Census: Aurora leads state in growth; Kendall top county
• ‘Mockingbird' film screening to mark Black History Month
• Professors to share research and innovative teaching methods
• Old chief new chief for Sandwich police
• Don’t be a victim of identity theft
• Park District Director Nancy McCaul earns Distinguished Service Award
• State police director quits; taking new post
• Making the grade: Honor roll listings
• Leveraging future business growth trends to be topic of executive panel
• Music faculty to salute Valentine's Day in recital Wednesday
• Paller named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• Spartans set seven AU records at Chicagoland Indoor Championships
• Got any amazing photos from the Blizzard of 2011? We want to see them! Post your blizzard pics to our Facebook wall! And the winning photo wins a prize!
• Child porn headlines say crackdown, cops tell a different story
• Hart-Burns named city’s ‘Outstanding African-American’
• Seasonal flu is making its presence felt
• Spartan men clinch NAC tournament appearance with blowout of Stars
• Perry reaches 1,000 points as AU falls to Dominican.
• Valley still digging out from storm
• Learn about becoming a teacher at College of Education open house
• Math instructor, retired football coach to discuss faith at Wackerlin Center
• Want to hear Russell Simmons talk about how to get "Super Rich?" Watch it on our Livestream channel at 2pm! Use the link ( or just click the Livestream tab above!
• Seven years after it opened, Oswego East is still shaping its identity
• Career and Networking Fair to Come to Aurora
• Need some dating advice just in time for Valentine's Day? Take part in Relationships 101, Room 817 at the Chicago campus, today at 2pm!
• National expert on reality-based leadership to speak at workshop
• George Williams College to offer information on graduate programs at open house
• RMU SIFE and Campbell's Soup are having a food drive from now until mid-March! The goal is to raise 2500 lbs of food. If each student donated 2 lbs, we can get there! To donate, contact Ricardo Medina at (312) 935-6400 or rmedina@robertmorris.edu
• Poll: Did you watch the Super Bowl?
• Free seminar to help students navigate college financial aid
• Student Nurse Association hosting blood drive on campus
• Need a job? This is a Career Fair you do not want to miss!
• Interested in seeing your Eagles play this week? Click the link for a full schedule of every game this week!
• Seven years after it opened, Oswego East is still shaping its identity
• Woodstock Center celebrating first anniversary before open house
• Author to speak on African-American, Native American outlaws and lawmen
• Adams buzzer-beater lifts Spartan men to victory
• Spartan women unable to topple Regents
• Official: RMU classes are canceled tomorrow. All buildings will re-open and classes will resume Friday.
• Due to the travel issues, the Aurora campus is closed and all residential classes are canceled today, Wednesday, February 2, 2011. Please note, your online classes are still available. We will resume classes at 8am tomorrow morning, Thursday, February
• Gail Chrisse at 7 West Studio: More Than Just Jewelry
• Marmion Students Host Adult Leadership Seminar
• The big blizzard: Share your storm stories
• M.B.A. students to give free HR technology reviews
• Photos: The big snowstorm of 2011
• R MU classes are canceled from Tuesday, February 1, at 5 p.m. through Wednesday evening, February 2, at all locations. All offices will reopen at 7:30 a.m. on February 3.
• Due to the severe weather conditions, the Rasmussen College Aurora Campus will be closed as of 3:00pm, Tuesday, February 1, 2011. We are canceling all classes for Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at 5:30pm. All day classes scheduled for Wednesday, February 2,
• Blizzard 2011
• With Valentine's Day just 2 weeks away, give your loved ones a great gift-the gift of RMU! Refer your friends and family so they can experience RMU too! make sure to tell all your friends and family to like this FB page-our 3000th fans wins an RMU
• Hartman named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• Women's basketball contest on Wednesday, February 2 postponed.
• Student play, Native American speaker headline February campus events
• AU to offer free tax filing help for ninth straight year
• Two AU students awarded Hispanic scholarships
• Clerks gear up for same-sex union paperwork
• Help our Rasmussen College Aurora Campus Bowl for Kids Sake - your donations are greatly appreciated. Please visit
• Happy 98th Birthday RMU! What are some reasons YOU love RMU? The 98th one wins a prize!
• Every detail counts when setting up Cirque
• Spartan men win 88-78 over Warriors.
• Spartan and Warrior women combine for NCAA record
• Clerks gear up for same-sex union paperwork
• Boulder Hill man charged with child porn
• More than 1,000 try for 50 union jobs in Joliet
• RMU's 98th Birthday is this Monday! To celebrate, we want to hear all the reasons you love RMU. And the 98th reasons wins a prize! Let's hear it, RMU fans!
• Winter open house to feature information, tours of campus
• Spartans reign over Regents
• As more and more people rely on electronic devices, as well as spell and grammar checks, some argue that writing is becoming a lost art. Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not? RMU is looking to change all that with our new Organizational Writing co
• State rep pushes for murderer database
• Lawmaker wants freed murderers to register on public database
• Retrial begins in murder of Aurora teen
• Original play by AU theatre student to premiere in February
• Spartan women drop Eagles 63-58
• Eskridge named Northern Athletics Conference Student-Athlete of the Week
• RMU's financial aid night is tomorrow at 6 PM at all of our campuses! Can't make it? Watch our presentation from financial aid expert Frank Palamsani on our Livestream channel! (see tab above) Tune in at 6 tomorrow!
• Marmion-Rosary Music Boosters Annual Pancake Breakfast
• JCPenney to close Spring Hill Mall store
• Transfer students looking to come to RMU? Attend our Transfer Tuesday event tomorrow night! RSVP here:
• College of Education offers review sessions for Basic Skills Test
• Sioux playwright to read, discuss play at Schingoethe Center
• Web Poll: Did you watch the Bears game?
• Drug court’s proud alumna
• Web Poll: Ever been bullied?
• Economy forces many to seek food assistance
• Can't make tomorrow's women's hockey game? Watch it live online! RMU Vs. Michigan State, 8:20 on livestream:
• The Mix’s Eric filling in for Regis--and on his birthday
• Getting smart about your new phone
• Packed gym not enough for Spartans against Eagles
• Reminder: RMU's priority application deadline is fast approaching-less than 2 weeks away! Get your applications in by February 1st.
• Congratulations to our First Graduating Class! The link below will show you the pictures and allow you to order any of them. Please visit and fill in the following information: Username: Rasmussen Aurora Password: 3241
• Capshaw named Northern Athletics Conference Track and Field Student-Athlete of the Week
• Cinema classic ‘Blackboard Jungle’ to be screened during AU film series
• Spartans drop nailbiter to Cougars
• CONGRATULATIONS to our First Graduating Class! We are very proud of your achievements. All the best to the Class of 2010!!!
• New wheels en route for Kane sheriff
• Community mobilizes to ensure MLK tribute goes on
• Spartan men cruise over Crusaders 77-64.
• Spartan women capture first NAC win of 2010-2011
• Wackerlin Center hosting book discussion series on ‘Nine Lives’
• Essays by late AU economics professor published in book
• On Monday (MLK Day) RMU and CJ Watson from the Chicago Bulls are hosting a Decision Day and essay contest at the Chicago location. Open to all high schoolers, starts at 11am! Check out CJ's message:
• Nicarico’s father opposes repeal of capital punishment
• Any high school students out there competing in tomorrow's BPA Competition at our Orland Park campus? Good luck!
• Indian Prairie approves tentative budget
• Fox Valley Park District News - January 2011
• Kendall has highest foreclosure rate in state
• Education professor to speak at MLK Day memorial service
• Literary magazine showcases original work of AU community
• Early Christian female leaders to be topic of lecture by Wheaton College professor
• Open house to offer information about adult degree-completion programs
• Athletic training workshop to address sports medicine trends
• George Williams College to host auditions for musical 'Brigadoon'
• Spartan women fall in tight NAC battle
• Can't make it out to the game to see your Eagles play? You can watch them live from your computer!
• Park District Board Of Trustee Meeting Dates For 2011
• Park District Earns Distinguished Budget Award Again
• M.B.A. students present marketing plan to Habitat for Humanity
• AU librarian to discuss faith during Wackerlin Center series
• Montgomery woman charged with kicking, punching cop
• Is your New Year's Resolution to get fit and lose weight? May want to read this article before you give yourself a "cheat day"
• Creative Play Preschool To Host Open House Forums This Month
• Park District Accepting Registrations For Spring Soccer Leagues
• Don Picton - 7 West Studio January Artist - Northgate art!
• Into The Woods Junior Hits Stage For Three Shows At Prisco Center
• News poll: Let George Ryan out?
• Black Student Association to celebrate MLK Day with dinner program
• Edward to ban elective deliveries before 39 weeks
• Woodstock Center hosting open house on M.B.A. weekend program
• Political science students attend Model UN conference
• Students read original writings during Schingoethe Center program
• News poll: Give the money back?
• Spread the word: RMU is on Twitter! Follow us @RobertMorrisU
• Aurora University to host guided tour of Paris and France
• Aurora University to host guided tour of Paris and France
• If you have friends out there who aren't fans of RMU yet, let them know our lucky 3000th fan will win a Winter Warm Up Package!
• Free Dental Services Available During 'Dentists With a Heart'
• Twenty-Six Marmion Students Named Illinois State Scholars
• Fun for young, old on New Year’s Eve
• Dunham School of Business to offer course for HR professionals
• Gallery to showcase surrealist paintings by AU art professor
• Lancaster reaches career victory milestone
• Happy New Year! What is your New Year's resolution?
• Full job recovery is years away
• In tough economic times, we’re sick of hearing about tough economic times
• In these tough economic times, we’re sick of hearing about these tough economic times
• Faces of 2010: Vietnam vet battles Agent Orange
• Family New Year's Eve Party
• Faces of 2010: Vietnam vet battles Agent Orange
• Pet rescue group needs items
• Christmas memories, part one
• These Santa helpers are super sneaks
• Faces for 2010: Vietnam vet battles Agent Orange
• Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to all our fans! Don't forget RMU will be closed starting tomorrow and will reopen Monday, January 3rd. See you all in 2011 and enjoy your break!
• Business workshop to address how to recognize employees
• Smithsonian African-Native American photo exhibit highlights January events
• As the holidays get closer and closer, give your friends and family the gift of RMU! Refer a friend and share your RMU experience! And don't forget to remind them to become a fan of our page. Our 3000th fans wins an RMU Winter Warm-Up Package!
• Students remember less fortunate through holiday service projects, drives
• Some lean times for Golden Diners
• ‘We knew there was no chance he would survive’
• Don't forget-RMU will be closed for holiday break starting Friday, December 24th and will reopen Monday, January 3rd.
• Auroran sentenced to 15 years for 2006 murder
• Fox Valley Park District News - December 2010
• Just a few weeks left! RMU's priority application deadline is Feb. 1st, 2011. Click here to apply online:
• School of Nursing bachelor's degree program reaccredited for 10 years
• 7 West Studio In Downtown Aurora Opens Its Doors
• Elburn man sues Kane chairman over pay hikes
• Leno gives shoutout to alderman candidate NBC: Watch show clip
• Spartan women victorious over Augustana
• Two more bridges coming in Kane
• Park District Pledges Support For North Aurora Riverfront Project
• Township extends deadline for trustee applications
• AU’s Langhurst named AFCA All-American
• Our Twitter pages officially launched today! @RobertMorrisU and @RMUParent
• Cold shooting stifles Spartans in 89-65 loss.
• Spartan women fall at home to Concordia Wisconsin
• African-Native Americans to be chronicled in Smithsonian exhibit at AU museum
• Social work major named top AU senior for 2010
• Hartman named NSCAA All-Region
• Helmer named NSCAA All-Region
• AU’s Langhurst named D3football.com All-Region
• Don't forget-Saturday, at 11am, RMU is hosting a campus visit day. All locations. (Also a culinary throwdown contest at 9)
• Yorkville residents say bike trail plan needed
• For some, holidays can be most depressing time of year
• Spartan men stifle Raiders in victory.
• Yorkville residents shoot for bike trail referendum
• Are you on Twitter? Follow us! Main page is @robertmorrisu and our parent page is @rmuparent
• Marmion Headmaster to Accept Position at Seattle School
• Chicago Tribune Offers Second Endorsement of AU Charter School Concept
• Happy 1st day of December start! Welcome to all our new students and welcome back to all those returning to RMU!
• Spartan men win in impressive fashion over Millikin
• Winter brings new school bus safety concerns
• RMU's Blend Cookbook is now for sale! Pick up a copy for $10 (all proceeds benefit Feeding Illinois) at the Chicago, Springfield, or Peoria bookstores, or on the e-bookstore online. Happy Cooking!
• For some, holidays can be most depressing time of year
• Professor, DeKalb resident honored at national marketing conference
• More than 80 students inducted into AU chapter of National Honor Society
• Today is the first day of Hanukah! Much happiness to everyone celebrating this year!
• Chicago Tribune endorses innovative AU charter school concept
• Prosecutors seek DNA in NIU murder case
• Hark! Aurora University Choirs to perform holiday concerts
• Prosecutors seek DNA sample from defendant in NIU murder
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• Spartan men’s soccer team receives NSCAA academic honor
• Spartans fall in 2010-2011 home opener to St. Johns
• Polar Express Holiday Train To Roll Through Blackberry Farm
• Registration For Winter Youth Programs Begins December 4, 2010
• Nationally Ranked Marmion Wrestlers Look To Start Season Off Strong
• RMU will participate in this year's McDonald's Thanksgiving Day Parade! Tune in tomorrow from 8 AM to 11 AM on WGN Ch 9 to spot your RMU!
• Don't forget to confirm your schedule before the holidays!
• Have you heard our BIG news? RMU Culinary is opening a restaurant in downtown Oak Park! Check it out:
• NAC announces football postseason awards
• AU coaches reach milestone victory marks
• Are you enjoying your time as an RMU student? Refer a friend at www.robertmorris.edu/referafriend And make sure to tell your friends to become a fan of this page: our 3000th fan will win an RMU Winter Warm Up Package (hat, mittens, scarf, and fleece ja
• Professor authors lesson books to teach Spanish to children
• Thanksgiving is just a few short days away! What are you thankful for this year?
• Spartan baseball connects with community
• Schmitt honored as NCAA All-Region
• Holiday concert the highlight of December campus calendar
• AU women run well in NCAA regional
• Schmitt shatters record while leading Spartans at regional meet
• University employees honored for milestone years of service
• History professor receives Fulbright Award, will teach in Romania
• Nancy Mccaul New Executive Director For Fox Valley Park District
• AHA hearing centers on Jericho Circle
• Students collecting books for needy, overseas troops
• Hackbarth named Northern Athletics Conference Offensive Student-Athlete of the Week
• Spartan women's team to host kids’ basketball camp
• Fox Valley Park District News - November 15, 2010
• Artist Trunk Show And Holiday Spectacular In Downtown Aurora
• Dave Bellis Recognized As Board Member Of The Year
• HISPANIC HERITAGE BOARD SEEKS STUDENT APPLICATIONS, PETER PEREZ AWARD NOMINATIONS! Residents interested in applying for any of the contests may download an application from the AHHAB website at www.aurorahispanicheritage.com. Other prerequisites may
• While delivering quality education, Robert Morris University has also become one of Chicago's top places to work.
• Briggs: ‘In control of our own destiny’
• Spartans put Loras to the test, fall 3-1
• Tomorrow is the women's CHAMPIONSHIP soccer game. Come out and cheer on your Eagles! RMU Vs. Olivet Nazarene, 2pm, UIC Flames Field (901 W. Roosevelt Rd.)
• Head to Bensenville this weekend and cheer on RMU hockey! Saturday: women at 4:30, men at 7:30, then men play again Sunday at 3. All games at The Edge West. Can't make it there? You can still watch live and cheer on your Eagles! Three ways: 1. O
• Spartans shine as NAC announces 2010 women’s soccer postseason awards
• Grand Opening Of New Haven Park
• NAC announces 2010 men’s soccer postseason awards
• Fox Valley Park District Board Of Trustees Special Meeting Agenda For November 15, 2010
• Student groups holding pizza, pasta fundraiser for leadership development
• ‘Mad Hot Ballroom’ screening, discussion to continue AU film series
• Northern Athletics Conference announces postseason volleyball awards
• Northern Athletics Conference announces cross country postseason awards
• Marmion Academy Hosts Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam
• A Marmion Family Christmas Craft Show
• Park District Requests Grants For Blackberry Farm, Gilman Trail
• Park District Acquires Riverside Land Along Fox River Trail
• Oswego school buildings need work
• Get informed about the 14th District race
• Send us your questions for 14th District candidates
• Obama changes direction
• Bears’ Urlacher not the same
• East Aurora on parade once more
• Cubs lose to Pirates
• Soderstrom Named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week
• Gallardo shuts down Cubs in Milwaukee
• Court says sentence for 8th DUI excessive
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• Subick Named Northern Athletics Conference Special Teams Student-Athlete of the Week
• Hawks drop second game in a row
• Blackhawks protect home turf on homecoming
• Tough talks in Mideast
• Langhurst named Northern Athletics Conference Defensive Player of the Week
• NIU campus on edge after body found
• 30 Aurora employees take buyout
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• Joyce Named Northern Athletics Conference Women’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week
• Kansas City gets 18 hits
• IMSA, Mooseheart win in volleyball
• BP spreads the blame
• Romney chooses to endorse McCain
• Blast blows apart house in Sandwich
• Boatright chooses West Virginia
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Aurora U. wins in final minute
• West outlining plans to improve education
• A modern fish story
• Briggs taunts Klitschko
• ‘Nowhere Boy’ a ballad of John and Julia
• Tallon’s legacy felt through Hossa
• Change in shoes helps Tillman
• Earl batters Caribbean, threatens US East Coast
• ADOPT saves the littlest kitten
• Metea defeats East in volleyball
• 9/11 politicized by mosque, Quran controversies
• Earl to brush Turks and Caicos on path toward US
• Marmion Abbey Farms Christmas Tree Sales
• New book highlights Kane County Cougars
• ‘Jersey Shore’ star washes up at Aurora nightclub
• mTrip iPhone app uses augmented reality
• Residents, others meet team behind new Jericho Circle
• West considers new turf at stadium
• Pradel wins emmy for best supporting actor
• ‘Jersey Shore’ star washes up at Aurora nightclub
• Oswego School Board battles questions of growth
• Son: Iran woman who faced stoning to be lashed
• Plane crash victims identified
• D204 goes gluten-free
• Congresswoman objects to BP’s ad spending
• Out of the blue comes all this pink
• Pets of the week
• Bears’ bad preseason
• Kaneland works overtime again for soccer regional title
• West Aurora beats Naperville N.
• Briggs taunts May ahead of Oct. bout bout
• AU Men's soccer falls to Dominican in NAC final
• Spartans defeat Warriors in final seconds 24-21.
• Park District To Host Veterans Day Luncheon
• Spartan women capture NAC tournament championship
• Spartan volleyball student-athlete named ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District
• Free workshop for AU seniors, grads focusing on networking and interviews
• Prospective freshmen invited to fall open house
• AU women advance to NAC tournament final with 4-0 win over Falcons
• HR Institute workshop looking at psychology of job interviews
• Theatre Department to stage Pulitzer-prize winning ‘Marigolds’ play
• Spartan men advance to NAC Tournament Final with 2-0 win.
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Wackerlin Center event
• Longtime friend of GWC, Music by the Lake honored with award named for grandfather
• Helmer named NAC men's soccer student-athlete of the week.
• Spartan men’s soccer Gonnella named CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District
• Adult and transfer students invited to information open house
• Student golf outing raises $5,000 for homeless shelter
• Spartan women shutout fourth consecutive opponent, 11-0.
• LASO students lead workshops at Hispanic leadership conference
• Spartans hang on in dramatic fashion to win 21-14
• McFarland named vice president for university communications
• Senior duo lead Spartan men over Muskies.
• Spartan women continue scoreless streak on Senior Day
• Spartan Named Northern Athletics Conference Special Teams Student-Athlete of the Week
• Spartan Named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week
• Spartan women clinch NAC Championship in rout
• AU’s Watkins tallies 100th victory
• Grand Reopening Celebration At Veterans Island
• Spartan men’s basketball to open with Valparaiso
• Wackerlin Center to Inaugurate Book Discussion Series
• November Campus Events Include Music and Theater
• Students give pink makeovers to raise funds for cancer research
• Spartan men and Schmitt finish second at NAC Championships
• GWC hosting open house for transfer and adult students
• Women's Cross Country takes third at NAC Championships
• Learn how to build your business at breakfast workshop
• Marmion Academy Veterans’ Day Observance Ceremony
• Prospective graduate students invited to open house
• RMU's newest campus recently opened in Elgin (1707 N. Randall Rd. Suite 170). To celebrate, our Eagle mascot made a surprise appearance at Elgin HS's pep rally and powderpuff football game.
• Woodstock Center hosting open house for adult students
• Spartans dominant in 7-1 NAC Victory
• Grand Reopening of Simmons Park
• Artist Trunk Show
• Park District Proclaims November As Veterans Recognition Month
• Halloween Critical Mass Bike Ride To Raise Bicycle Awareness
• Fox Valley Park District: Festive Fall Fun News
• Aurora University News: November 2010 Programs
• Park District To Demolish Its Maintenance Center And Restore Green Space Along Fox River
• Phase II Of Cool Acres Riverfront Park Revitalization Project Approved
• Spartan Named Northern Athletics Conference Men’s Soccer Student-Athlete of the Week
• Prometheus Trio to Perform During Arts and Ideas Event
• Business Professor to Speak on 'Mind Mapping Strategies' During Free Workshop
• Yoga Studio Expands And Offers More Services In Downtown Aurora
• Northern Athletics Conference Announces 2010 Women’s Tennis Postseason Awards
• What's all the buzz about the iPad? We'll show you!
• Downtown Auroran Magazine Celebrates 5th Issue At Museum
• Vaughan Athletic Center To Celebrate 5th Anniversary With Weekend Of Free Events Open To Public
• Park District Seeking Haunted Houses For Halloween Decorating Contest
• Aurora University to Host Reviews for State Test
• Rebuilding Together, Lowe’s Team Up To Make Critical Repairs For Aurora Family During...
• Spartan women defeat Stars in NAC showdown
• The new, state of the art, tech center is now open at our Chicago campus!
• RMU's art gallery, full of student work, is open to the public-right on State St.
• Our DuPage campus now offers nursing and health studies majors in a brand new, state of the art, facility
• Jesus Hernandez, an RMU student starting on Sept. 27th, was named the national winner of Latino Art Beat's annual Hispanic Heritage Art Competition. The theme is "What Hispanic Heritage and Culture Mean to Me"
• YMCA Director, Mentor Honored with GWC Distinguished Alumni Award
• Wilderness Guide Receives GWC Distinguished Alumni Award
• GWC Conference Center Names New Director of Sales
• Proud RMU grads get their diplomas!
• Two Headers lead Spartans over Berry College
• The Aurora campus is buzzing w/ activity. Stop by Rasmussen College's Career & Networking Fair today from 1-4 pm. http://www.rasmussen.edu/careerfair
• New Pipe Organ to be Unveiled During Arts and Ideas Concert
• AU Trustees Contribute $110,000 to Launch Sherrick Fund for the Arts
• Next Collegiate DECA Meeting!!
• Woodstock Center to Host M.B.A. Informational Open House
• Schedules are Now Available!
• Duke Religion Professor to Open Chaplain's Forum Lecture Series
• ‘Building Mosques, Burning Qur'ans' to be Topic at Wackerlin Center
• WOW!
• Schingoethe Center Hosting Author's Lecture on "Race, Roots and Relations"
• Spartan Basketball Coaches to Conduct Shooting Camp for Kids
• New Students: Check out when you can pick up your books!!
• Aurora University to Host Blood Drive Oct. 15
• School of Nursing to Hold Open House for Transfer Students
• How cool is this?!?
• Schedules are AVAILABLE - Please confirm as soon as possible!!!
• AU to Offer Information on Master's Degree in Nursing
• It's time to Start Your Story!
• Don't forget about our Collegiate DECA Meeting tomorrow at 11:35 AM!!!
• HR Institute Workshop to Address Pay, Benefits During Tough Times
• Helmer's Hat Trick Leads Spartans over Cougars
• How would YOU run a multi-million dollar business?
• Donate to DECA to see these people dunked on July 13th from 4-5 PM!!
• Schingoethe Center Celebrates 20th Anniversary by 'Looking Back, Moving Forward'
• Defense leads Spartans to 23-7 win over Lakeland
• Come learn about Ethics in Business and enter to win a FREE Netbook!!
• Women's Basketball Team Holding Fundraiser for California Trip
• Spartan women play to draw with MSOE
• Today from 4 pm - 5 pm enjoy some hot dogs with diverse toppings and have a chance to dunk your Rasmussen College staff in the dunk tank ... come out for the fun!!
• October Campus Events Include Homecoming, Music, Art Exhibits
• Spartans Pfaff has strong showing at NAC Tennis Championship
• Don't forget tonight!!! Come learn about Ethics in Business and enter to win a FREE Netbook!!
• Wellness Center Hosting Vaccination Clinics for Flu, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough
• Parker shares medalist honors at Grand Geneva Invitational
• Attention Current Students!! Our next Collegiate DECA Meeting is this Thursday at 11:35 AM. Big announcements to come ... Hope to see you all there!!!
• Career Counseling Series for Seniors, Grads to Debut Homecoming Weekend
• Langhurst named NAC Defensive Player of the Week
• Unemployed? Underemployed? Looking for a change? Come to our Career Fair and see all the opportunities that are available for you. This event is FREE and open to the public so invite all of your family and friends!
• Arts and Ideas to Host Acclaimed Vocalist Ann Hampton Callaway
• Spartans unable to overcome #4 Stars
• Fiestas Patrias in Aurora!
• Woodstock Center Hosting Adult Degree-Completion Open House
• AU's Langhurst named to D3football.com Team of the Week
• Next DECA Meeting!
• AU Hosting Fall Visit Day for High School Seniors
• Spartans Nipped by Eagles 28-21
• Ready for the Career and Networking Fair next week? Be super-prepared by attending one of our workshops this week!
• George Williams College Honors State Rep. Lothian with Spirit Award
• Marmion Students Receive AP Scholar Awards
• Marmion Abbey Farms Fall Pumpkin Daze
• Freshman QB, Krueger, Gets Marmion Cadets To ‘Think Pink’
• WAA Opens Indoor Training Facility in Aurora
• Marmion Homecoming Weekend
• Fox Valley Park District Board Of Trustees Special Meeting Agenda for September 29 and 30, 2010
• Pumpkin Weekends at Blackberry Farm
• Aurora University News: October 2010 Programs
• Free ‘Paws in the Park’ Dog Festival
• Tree Auction To Benefit Marmion Abbey
• Marmion Hosts Pig Roast
• Terry Tichava: Retiring to spend more time with his family
• Proposed homeless shelter for Valley View denied
• Leap of faith: Sacred Heart builds new church
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Elgin police to work with TV show to help solve case
• Oswego School Board battles questions of growth
• New plan for Rodgers Center
• East cites need to improve reading program
• Sugar Grove man accused of stealing millions
• Apple store robbed in downtown Naperville
• Class of '45 shares memories
• Elementary scores up on state tests, high school juniors fall flat
• Critical Mass Bike Ride to Raise Bicycle Awareness
• Choice Hotels Announces Fall Project with Rebuilding Together Aurora
• Getting Downer ready for repairs
• Bicyclists show strength in numbers
• West considers new turf at stadium
• Burglars hit Aurora’s East Side
• Tichava leaving as Kendall chief deputy
• Fire destroys Plainfield motel
• Work begins on I-99 ramps at Farnsworth Avenue
• Quinn, Foster, Giannoulias on campaign bus to Aurora
• New Beacon-News website set to launch
• Cheers for new N. Aurora police station
• Batavia school budget preserves programs, tax rate
• Deficit hangs over Kaneland budget
• Fiestas Patrias in full swing
• 'Amazing, upbeat attitude' aids cancer fight
• Folks dig Big Rock Plowing Match
• Batavia Park Board sets meetings on rec center
• Funds would help DuPage center for children
• How influx of 17-year-olds has hit juvenile center
• Medicated-youth stats spike at juvenile center
• Aurora's vision for its riverfront evolving
• IMSA grad earns national Norman Mailer writing honors
• Police investigate armed robbery in park
• Aurora Children's Dental Services Annual Dental Dash
• Bright report on Oswego development
• Dinosaur exhibit opens at SciTech
• Yorkville swears in first deputy chiefs
• Business legend dies in Joliet
• Calif. blast a wake-up call on old pipelines
• History Center director is history in Geneva
• Quinn, Giannoulias bring jobs tour to Aurora
• Community group sets King Day event
• Illinois EPA Launches Green Infrastructure Grant Program
• Victim learns lesson, wants to pass it on to you
• Coach men’s store opens at Aurora outlet mall
• Old-time politics seen in Tea Party rally
• AU changes plans for new dorm
• Four Marmion Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
• Man convicted of groping sleeping woman
• Candidates speak out on social services
• Oberg leaving Geneva History Center
• Aurora honors pioneers in Hispanic healthcare
• Fox Valley Park District News Update - September 15, 2010
• Local taxpayers paying cost of state mandate
• Can Holiday Magic be saved?
• Early lines form at new Aurora Chick-fil-A
• EPA picks Aurora as site for promoting stormwater effort
• Parents name DuPage Children’s Museum best in Chicago area
• Peace Road tollway ramps closing for repairs
• Yorkville, Plano reject KenCom cost share
• Tollway lanes shifting for EJ_E bridge
• Joliet Diocese bishop headed west
• Montgomery man wins $20,000 from 'Regis and Kelly'
• Marmion Abbey Hosts 'Come and See'
• Geneva 'Model' hopeful glides through second week
• Fiestas Patrias kicks off Saturday
• Kane targets DUI during holidays
• Naperville man faces prison in Ind. shootout
• Aurora boosts planning, engineering fees
• Three Fox Valley Parks Slated For Improvements This Fall
• Park District To Begin Construction Of Stonegate Park
• Strategy Report For Stuart Sports Complex To Be Updated
• Raku Pottery at Blackberry Farm
• DuPage inks Navistar road deal
• Aurora honors pioneers in Hispanic healthcare
• Emerald ash borer spreading into Kendall
• 3 girls say man tired to snatch them
• County group to evaluate rodeo laws
• Kane launches new DUI initiative -- Holiday Alcohol Testing
• Aurora YWCA, others to call Rodgers Center home
• Kane state's attorney suing gang members
• Kane launches new DUI initiative — holiday alcohol testing
• Kane circuit clerk sues board over denial of extra funding
• Freight cars carrying sand derail in Yorkville; no injuries reported
• Two charged with burglary of Aurora Electrical Department
• Lauzen, Schmitz rip state financial management
• Students, parents demand block scheduling stay
• Romeoville spill causing a pain at the pump
• Authors face their real critics -- the kids
• Top Marmion Cadets Receive Military Promotions
• New tutoring, activities for final school year at Jericho
• DuPage Co. board hears budget pitch
• DuPage board moves to cut chairman's power
• Community grieving loss of man who helped many in times of grief
• State agency approves Navistar financing
• Oil pipeline plugged; cleanup efforts continue
• Cantera theaters to focus on Cinema Art
• Freight cars hauling sand derail, no one hurt
• Freight cars derail in Yorkville
• Clerk sues Kane board over funding denial
• Board insist museum closing is temporary
• CNN's Gergen To Discuss Obama, Congress, Midterm Elections At Aurora University
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• DuPage tallies four West Nile cases so far
• Marmion Abbey Farms Fall Pumpkin Daze
• Will Co. official, Matt Ryan, dies
• Report: Romeoville oil leak plugged
• Miranda Protections For Terrorists: Lawyer’s Topic at Aurora University
• Kendall Historical board breaks silence
• Speeding gets pricier
• Kendall County joins water planning group
• Kendall Historical Society divided over closing of site
• New Fall Art Classes in Nido Art Studio
• Nothing official yet on KenCom cost sharing
• East Aurora hiring community outreach worker
• Man charged in sex assault
• End in site for new Aurora skate, bike, dog parks
• D204 board members go on retreat
• USO show entertains all at Sandwich Fair
• Cops don't hesitate to get kids out after curfew
• Yorkville gathers patriots to remember 9/11
• 'I just want anything she touched'
• Aurora police issue alert for missing boy
• Oswego grad puts his best chin forward
• East Aurora students march against violence
• More charges in thefts of exotic pets
• Geneva Festival of the Vine is under way
• Naperville ceremony marks Sept. 11 attacks
• Gov. to give proposed airport to Jackson Jr.?
• Turbines electrify Will County
• 9/11: We remember, forget, remember again
• Would-be buyer rides off with $1,175 bike
• Ruling set for Tuesday on Navistar bond deal
• HUD OKs demolition of Jericho Circle
• Number of veterans living in Kane declined last year
• Cops: Train death was intentional
• DuPage water panel projects rate hikes
• Aurora may hike planning, engineering fees
• Central DuPage Hospital to build Aurora care center
• Geneva teen competes on 'America's Next Top Model'
• Spoken Word Expo planned for weekend
• Marie Wilkinson estate sale coming up
• Auroran pleads guilty to murdering WWII vet
• Neighbors tell AU: Don't park that dorm here
• Still work to do on Navistar plan
• Indian Trail bridges to be closed Saturday
• Schwarzenegger signs law in memory of Chelsea
• Nine arrested in reverse prostitution sting
• Thousands in jewelry stolen from store
• Referendums will fill local ballots
• Can cancer work as focus of a TV comedy?
• CDH to build Aurora care center
• Is Riley Fox's accused killer sane?
• Man, 20, gets 85 years for Aurora rape
• Oswegoan gets prison in heroin death
• Priest pleads guilty in sex abuse case
• Man gets 8 years in prison for cell-phone child porn
• Navistar going to Lisle; will mean 3,000 jobs
• Fay’s Barbeque Fundraiser at Marmion Academy
• East parent sessions to review tests
• West renews Urban League pact
• YMCA might become athletic training center
• Oswego readies to finalize school changes
• Teen squabble hurts no one
• Peterson attorneys: Drop gun charge
• Closing Key Wester was 'a tough decision'
• DuPage board OKs $70 million in bonds
• Sun-Times launches ToDrive.com car-buying site
• Music, tributes highlights at the Sandwich Fair
• New East student board member to start term
• KenCom dispatch will survive, but who will pay?
• Drew Peterson makes impassioned plea for kids
• 123 years of tradition packed into Sandwich Fair
• Folk fest can turn listeners into performers
• Aurora man killed by train in Elburn
• Biz owners hope to beat odds on eateries
• Contestant gets his piece of the pie (and bragging rights)
• Solar powered wells
• Sandwich OKs subdivision improvements
• A new executive board selected for Paramount Theatre
• Forum gives social service agencies chance to air concerns
• Victim of stabbing, victim of system
• Crackdown on Route 47
• Kane reports first human West Nile case
• Authors to gather at library
• Kane Co. reports first case of West Nile virus in 2010
• Bands battle, people party
• Aurora needs more Alley Art
• Kids realize personal development in photo project
• Downtown merchants want city's meters gone
• New beginning as city's Last Fling kicks off
• Family-friendly Fall Harvest to be Held at Blackberry Farm
• State: Kane Co. should hire more jail guards
• Yorkville band's album hits national charts
• Aurora man charged with drug dealing
• Will County deputy resigns
• Will County CED: No tax credit for temp jobs
• New citizen soldier heartily welcomed home from Iraq
• DuPage to decide on $70M bond issue
• Man gets 12 years for drugs and weapons
• Woman fears police use of nude pics from phone
• Last Fling starts today downtown
• City, Election Commission on the outs for months
• Yorkville debates costs of bike path expansion
• Yorkville names new School Board president
• Man faces up to 5 years for child pornography
• Fab Lab offers tech to turn ideas into reality
• Young family stung by freak accident
• Barsanti named to 16th Circuit judge post
• Storm grounds copter called for crash
• Restraining order against stabbing victim
• Barsanti named to 16th Circuit judge post
• Art Exhibit To Open 20th Anniversary Celebration At Aurora University’s Native American Museum
• Aurora faces charges in thefts
• Probation for cheerleading coach in sex case
• Chamber looking to replace staffers
• Gov. Quinn focuses on labor in Will County
• Teary reunion for good Samaritan, crash victim
• Kane prosecutor makes bid for judgeship
• Attorney not guilty in courthouse chest-bump
• Aurora University announces 2010-2011 Arts and Ideas Series Lineup
• False alarm evacuates Waubonsie
• Exotic, expensive birds taken in Batavia
• Kane board told pay hikes in 2011 vital
• Aurora businessman Howard Arenkill Sr. dies
• Woman charged in shooting that injured teen
• Sugar Grove family seeks fix for flooding
• Police release sketch of sex assault suspect
• Critic: Kane health inspection hike ill-timed
• Aurora man held in hospital stabbing
• Four being held in theft of exotic birds
• Naperville police have stabbing suspect
• Thieves target pet shop for fourth time
• Student's idea helps kids dress for success
• Chase that ended in death shocks neighbors
• No charges expected in death at car show
• Family Fun Day Offers Free Admission To Blackberry Farm
• DuPage woman is first human case of West Nile in state this year
• Other fund paid for vehicle perks
• More West Nile found in suburbs
• Aurora woman found bleeding from neck wound
• Wesley United Methodist Church Announces New Worship Schedule
• What is the price of justice in Will County?
• Man faces multiple felony charges
• Kendall deficit under $2M and still trimming
• Court won't free Peterson
• Fifth Street in Aurora to close Tuesday
• Sandwich police chief retiring
• Pleas expected in landfill tax case
• Police seek clues in Aurora woods rape
• Truck delivers welcome food to thankful seniors
• Death investigations continue
• Dinosaur eggs and babies to be displayed at SciTech
• Aviator's family cheers cross-country flight
• Batavia asks state to declare school route hazardous
• Auroran plays long shot and wins
• Police Report: Parking lot stop nets DUI charge
• Remembering those lost in 1990 tornado
• Old Masonic Temple has new owner; price was $10
• Before the tornado, it was a storm in Aurora
• 'This is my vision'
• Oswego man dead after fight at car show
• Cops shoot, kill man who crashed squad car
• Lane shift on Indian Trail
• Plano woman charged in robbery
• A return to rural roots at Will County Fair
• East-West football rivalry has lots of defenders
• Sugar Grove to open center for older adults
• 'What sentence ... when you have five sentences of death?'
• Peterson's cop son suspended
• DuPage County seeks to clarify zoning rules
• Life was never the same after storm
• Insurance experts: Easing effects of disaster
• Coop scoop: Raising chickens in the suburbs
• Fox Valley Golf Club appraisal too low to sell
• Forecasting 'light years ahead' of 20 years ago
• Families testify at Vasquez sentencing
• Vasquez gets 15 years in crash that killed 5
• Cops find drugs, $1 million in cash in Maple Park home
• FUSE Kids Photography Gallery
• Election Commission referendum denied
• Drama of Vasquez case will play out today
• 2 Fox Valley banks on 'most troubled' list
• Plainfield High School won't forget
• Local Servant Leaders To Discuss 'View from Trenches' at Aurora University
• Fox Valley Park District To Offer Free 7-Day Fitness Passes In September, 2010
• Feds drop case against Robert Blagojevich
• 70-year sentence in deadly drug robbery
• Sentencing Friday in fatal Oswego crash
• Auroran gets 7 years for molesting girl
• Cop spots man in restaurant -- at 4:34 a.m.
• Blago auction included confidential papers: NU
• Community effort turns into after-school tumbling
• New bus provider, new stops for Oswego schools
• Historic week as Yorkville goes directly to jail
• DuPage OKs grant for low-income veterans' housing
• Memories haunt those first on the scene
• Mosquito batch tests positive for West Nile
• Bond reduced for driver in suspected intentional head-on crash
• Aurora cancels Christmas, fall festivals
• Kaneland struggling with federal test standards
• Chelsea's Law passes California Senate
• Public a no-show at Kane hearing
• Today, medical community is more prepared
• DuPage sharpens vision for infrastructure bond plan
• Medical teams never forgot scenes at hospitals
• DuPage officials awaiting decision in Irshad case
• Are cuts putting kids crossing Ogden at risk?
• Aurora's planning, engineering fees may rise
• Council OK new plant, loans for 2 eateries
• CEO: DuPage Credit Union not failing
• Kane County cuts jail costs, overcrowding
• Moustis not arraigned yet
• Four hospitalized after Montgomery crash
• Two First Student drivers honored
• Bus service aims for smooth start to year
• Two cases, one Drew Peterson
• First day for first-year teacher at East Aurora
• Readers recall the twister's horror
• Construction will slow traffic on 25, 31 in St. Charles
• Eola interchange draws corporate buyers
• Company knocks down house without permit
• Batavia's new zoning code
• St. Mary's staff: Storm was a 'black wall'
• Wheatland family: 'That's the one that got us'
• Plainfield Schools building turned to rubble
• Batavia targets chronic lawn, driveway sale 'operations'
• Sugar Grove cops looking for info on burglaries
• Geneva man dies in fall from truck
• Cops: Little league coach was sex offender
• No one hurt in Aurora shooting
• Aurora motorcyclist killed in crash
• FEMA awards Aurora $213,758 for West Side flooding
• Ceremony to remember victims
• Twister maintains grim record
• Study: Black males graduating at lower rates
• 1990 tornado - A killer storm like few others
• 'Extraordinary' law leaves DUI sentencing debate wide open
• 11 injured in roll-over crash on I-88
• Soulfest serves Southern hospitality for 33rd year
• Art Festival In Downtown Aurora
• Everyone's a winner for United Way
• A mom's cry: 'Where's Chase? Where's Chase?'
• 'Extraordinary' law leaves DUI sentencing debate wide open
• Survivors' tales: Minor choices, major consequences
• 12 people answered the call for kidney donation
• Four hurt in crash near Plainfield
• Lack of support cited for Groove on the Fox demise
• Auroran charged with beating elderly man
• Bruce Conley feels the love as Elburn parade star
• Teen pleads guilty to Mooseheart molestations
• Plano soldier returns home after year in Iraq
• Blago's Elvis statue now in Sugar Grove
• Kendall reaches accord with ex-planning chief
• Seniors alliance addresses health care bill
• Service inspires others to serve
• Comments on a grand lady's legacy
• Aurora restaurants ask for federal loans
• Red and Black Pride at East Aurora
• Peter Frampton Rocks Aurora University
• Kane circuit clerk gets lawyers for possible suit
• Man accused as heroin ringleader captured
• High bond upheld for man in suicide crash
• Showdown looms over future of KenCom
• Will Co. Board nixes gas station liquor license
• President approves disaster relief for DuPage storm victims
• Aurora says farewell to Marie Wilkinson
• North Aurora man gets 8 years for molesting teen
• North Aurora debates used-car lot
• Teacher aims to improve reading scores
• Elburn honors Bruce Conley
• CNN's David Gergen to Headline Aurora University September Program
• Remembering Marie Wilkinson
• Coroner's jury labels shooting death 'undetermined'
• City-owned buildings move to VOIP
• Shooting death remains under investigation
• North Auroran gets 8 years for molesting teen
• Aurora man dies in single-car crash
• Mold found in Waubonsie auditorium
• Foreclosure numbers stun Kane committee
• TIF study fails to move forward in Oswego
• Blago verdict means show must go on
• The Valley's verdict? Guilty
• Sheriff: Kendall Co. did not pay bar bill
• DUI charged in crash near Aurora police station
• Classrooms at ready for new school year
• Blago jury reviews aide's testimony
• A woman of action, a woman of love
• WCC's old downtown campus up for sale
• Warrenville alderman again arrested on theft charges
• Blago guilty of 1 count; jury hung on 23 counts
• Hearing set in Asian carp suit against feds
• Man guilty in attack on Kane jail guard
• Kendall PADS will start in October
• Sugar Grove teen finishes shooting her own movie
• Man gets 4 years for harassing ex-girlfriend
• Orchard Valley Golf Course ranked No. 6 in Illinois by GOLF Magazine
• Caterpillar to build Aurora excavators out of new Texas plant
• Cops: Man, 81, intentionally caused head-on
• Sword used in crime, police say
• News Briefs: Aurora panel to discuss business grants
• Drew Peterson writes from jail cell
• 'Metracide' cases are on the upswing
• Anniversary events draw Geneva residents together
• Roll Call
• 100 Years of Scouting exhibit gets more time
• Gov. vetoes bill to block access to state job review
• Competitors do the heavy lifting at Montgomery Fest
• Brady fires up GOP picnic
• Marie's death means 'We need to step it up a notch'
• Remembering Aurora's Marie Wilkinson
• Redistricting law saves towns money
• Back to school, but not all teachers attending
• Cops: Man used sword to assault father
• Marie's death means 'We need to step it up a notch'
• Yard sale attendance has organizers worried
• Kane panel to wait on coroner's office switch
• Mooseheart finishing stadium renovation
• Maple Park man faces third DUI charge
• Aurorans charged in Oswego home invasion
• Yorkville negotiating rec center lease
• Refinery backs call to keep the canal open
• Yorkville Library looks at raising fees
• Big Top anticipation hits Mooseheart
• Tributes to Aurora matriarch
• Civil rights leader Marie Wilkinson dies
• Police set special Route 30 enforcement
• Charges filed in hardware store theft
• Silver lining in Kane County budget storm
• Coming home: 'I'll trade the pain for that joy'
• Kane County eyes roundabout on Route 47
• More reform sought for DuPage water commission
• Widow: Hospice nurse would not come
• Heat advisory through tonight
• Why so many accidents? And why so serious?
• Two towns lose a treasure
• Fox Valley Park District Newsletter - August 11, 2010
• Marmion Kicks Off School Year with Fall Sports Preview
• Craigslist ad gets man $3,000 warrant
• Rod Blagojevich jury finished with only 2 of 24 counts
• Woman who drove van into pond drowned
• 2nd batch of mosquitoes with West Nile in Kane
• Yep, all that rain has led to more mosquitoes
• Blagojevich jurors: We're stuck
• Valley schools to get $15M from feds
• South Lake Street closing for underpass work
• Redick blasts Schillerstrom's bond plan
• DuPage County OKs contracts with lobbyists
• Batavia to consider backyard chickens
• Aurorans to decide on election commission
• Kickers Soccer Club Accepting Registrations Through Aug. 27, 2010
• Plano police commissioner resigns after DUI, drug arrest
• Schillerstrom proposes $70 million renovation bond
• Batavian charged with beating up drunken driver
• Blagojevich jury is deadlocked
• Man hit by train in Wheaton still in hospital
• Pot bound for Aurora seized
• Marmion To Break Ground On Field House
• Yorkville to hold bike trail referendum
• Politics but no debate outside Kane center
• Kane Co. warned: 'Don't end up ... like Illinois'
• Oswego school administrators get raise
• Woman dies after van plunges in local pond
• Board foresees smooth transition
• Kane County Board OKs health department cuts
• Bid Award Puts Waubonsie Creek Park Plans Into Motion
• Man hit by train in Wheaton
• COD referendum to be on November ballot
• Police redirecting Route 47 traffic
• Second Kane tax installment due Sept. 1
• Auroran charged with marijuana trafficking
• You might have to help Blagojevich pay legal bills
• 3,000 ducks to race on the river
• Chef helps Farmers Market serve up delicacies
• Schillerstrom reportedly looking at RTA post
• Two men killed in I-88 crash near Naperville
• Batavia women rally around generous neighbor, friend
• Dunham Fund continues financing Challenge for Change winners
• Organization's millions help nonprofits stay afloat
• Raindrops fallin' on their hoods at Auto Row show
• Kendall launching budget review this week
• So girls don't miss out on memories
• East Aurora launching mentoring program
• Park District plays hardball with the boys of summer
• Amid evictions, deputy sees toll of foreclosures
• AU to play beautiful music
• Old Courthouse, Circuit Clerk's office to get face-lifts
• How your lawmakers voted
• Montgomery slates wind energy forum
• Spitting at cop leads to charges
• Foreclosure process in legislative limbo
• Fair helps families get ready for school
• Kane Forest Preserve District gets public safety office
• Bill Foster to Hultgren: 'Hey mon! It's not me'
• Farm talk with Foster: Business economics, tech
• Kendall Co.: No one enforces weed control
• New Americans' long journey to citizenship
• Two hurt in Route 38 crash in Geneva
• Kane to hear from financial experts
• Blagojevich verdict? Maybe next week
• Businessmen look to future of Downer Place
• Lumber supply workers in Yorkville on strike
• New police system to render scanners useless
• Health staffers battle 'rush' to cut
• Kane not only health unit that's restructuring
• Sherrick celebrates 10 years at AU
• Calcium controversy
• Kane coroner pleads not guilty
• Meijer To Participate In Illinois State Tax Holiday Program
• Naperville, Mokena men in Lake Michigan rescue
• Woman killed in downtown St. Charles
• Kendall candidate: Tighten review of sheriff's bills
• Back-to-school buying boost about to begin
• Kane Co. coroner referendum delayed
• Push to end Aurora Election Commission
• Mooseheart's baby eagles are ready to soar
• Kendall sheriff answers questions about bills
• Asian carp found near Lake Michigan may have been planted
• Striking workers rally at Yorkville lumber supplier
• Chlorine leak at Pheasant Run pool
• Marmion Academy Student Registration and Orientation
• State's attorney's office set to Tweet
• Auroran faces felony drug charge
• If convicted, Blago could lose property
• Crayons For Kids School Supplies Drive at Local Jewel Stores
• Aurora man guilty of sex assault on teen
• Make History, Relive Memories At Aurora’s Historic Auto Row Car Show
• Neighbors enjoy their Night Out together
• Man charged with sexual assault
• What's weighing on Blagojevich jurors
• Kane courts poised to get more space soon
• Cross-country runner seeing America by foot
• Bailing out, once again, on Aurora's East Side
• Kendall board: No acting planning chief for now
• College housing woes rise with enrollment
• Aurora newspaper law sparks debate
• Judge pleads guilty to reckless driving in hit-and-run
• Will Co. flooded by morning storms
• New Path Construction Will Lengthen Fox River Trail
• Bettors, bookies believe odds stacked against Blagojevich
• Bachelorette Ali chooses Roberto
• Aurora audit: Major sources of revenue fall short
• Aurora eyes limits on newspapers, handbills
• Batavians debate future of Quarry Pool
• West Aurora backs school funding lawsuit
• Party has Puerto Rico pulse
• Union questions Kane Health Department's financial plight
• No lack of fun-filled Scouting at National Jamboree
• Valley joins in National Night Out Tuesday
• Woman charged with stealing thousands from Oswego Scouts
• Five years for post-AA meeting DUI crash
• County debates coroner vs. medical examiner
• Benefit set for injured firefighter
• Fox River closure extended
• Driver charged with aggravated DUI in North Aurora crash
• Roll Call
• Stem cell treatments: Future of medicine or medical scams?
• Standing up for stem cell research
• Fun at the fair
• Woman gets jail in foiled car burglary
• Metro West panel supports Prairie Parkway
• Yorkville pushes for Countryside cleanup
• Queen of Puerto Rican Day lives to give back
• Aggravated DUI charged in N. Aurora crash
• 'With all the rights and responsibilities'
• Phone lines out for unemployment office
• Man rescued from Fox River in Aurora
• Man gets 10 years in double-fatal DUI
• Kane forest preserve golf revenues in the rough
• Opening day at the Kendall County Fair
• Sandwich seeks public input on train whistles
• Judge rejects request from Blagojevich jury
• Birkett demands apology from Brodsky
• Ode to a trial that was more MTV than FBI
• Has Blago circus left us even more jaded?
• Sentencing begins in double-fatal DUI crash
• Delnor, Dreyer to open satellites in Batavia
• Man found dead in vehicle in Batavia
• Flood assessments to begin next week
• Blagojevich: It's 'In God's hands'
• Most who fight red-light camera tickets lose
• Oswego park wins skaters' approval
• DuPage Co. forms anti-bullying task force
• Registration For Fall Programs Begins August 7, 2010
• Illinois among finalists for federal schools cash
• 'La Traviata' Performed July 24 and 25 at Music by the Lake
• Police warn of rising tide of identity thefts
• Sisters to compete at U.S. Transplant Games
• Scam preys on good-hearted grandparents
• Crash slows traffic on Route 34 in Aurora
• East Side day care center approved
• Campobello released from prison
• Kaneland might move graduation off campus
• Batavia rec center set for November ballot
• Plano man charged after cops make drug raid
• Route 59 traffic slowed by morning crash
• More questions Kane Co. health cuts
• Victim reported 2 knife attacks on same day
• Blagojevich defense gives theatrical closing argument
• Panel backs funding for Ride in Kane
• Kendall condemns sewage-filled Boulder Hill home
• Batavia boy heads to games for third time
• Funding set aside for DuPage children's center
• Two more charged in ‘09 Aurora murder
• Man charged in home repair ruse
• Sam Adam Jr. in showdown with Blagojevich judge
• Yorkville seeks completion of developments
• Aurora teen pleads guilty in gang initiation slaying
• Man charged with exposure, indecency
• This stinks: 'Where are we going to live?'
• Frank doesn’t show for ‘Bachelorette’ episode
• Kane: Health services to continue elsewhere
• Aurora development may get repairs soon
• Ann Hampton Callaway To Continue 10th Anniversary Season Of Music By The Lake Series
• Elderly caught in middle of debate over their fate
• Kendall adds barriers outside board room
• Montgomery woman hurt in Oswego crash
• Foul-smelling liquid floods Oswego streets
• No uniform rules for public guardians
• How to avoid needing a public guardian
• It all comes down to closing remarks in Blagojevich trial
• Batavia to place park rec center issue on ballot
• Lazarus House names new director
• Go see lingerie football? Oh, if I have to ...
• Brodsky wants Drew's gun charge dropped
• DuPage among counties declared flood disaster areas
• The Kevin Trudo + Meathawk Return To Downtown Aurora And Ballydoyle
• Crafters Wanted: Marmion Christmas Craft Show
• Violinist, Pianist Duo To Perform At Music By The Lake
• Charity Concert Series Welcomes Disney’s Choo Choo Soul
• Vintage Baseball Teams To Take The Field At Blackberry Farm
• Model Train Show Rolls into Blackberry Farm
• Aurora University Announces August 2010 Programs Lineup
• Fox Valley Park District Activities - July 15, 2010
• Free Touch-A-Truck for Kids to be Held at Prisco Center
• Mark Colby to Perform with Aurora Jazz Combo
• Park District Proclaims July As ‘Recreation And Parks Month’
• Organ Concert at Marmion Abbey
• Chipotle Mexican Grill To Host Fund-Raiser For Blackberry Farm
• Veterans Island Marina Dredging Complete
• Verdi’s ‘La Traviata’ Opera Continues 10th Anniversary Season of Music by the Lake
• Marmion’s Annual Cadet Classic Golf Outing
• Disney’s Alice In Wonderland Jr. Hits Stage at West Aurora High School
• Grand Re-opening of Amberwood Park
• Gypsy Jazz by John Jorgenson Quintet at Music by the Lake
• Fox River Trail East Re-routed
• Music by the Lake
• Aurora University Announces July 2010 Programs Lineup
• Marmion Abbey Elects New Abbot
• Fox Valley Park District Activities - June 17, 2010
• Park District Rewarded With Another Credit Rating Upgrade
• Park District’s Well-Timed Bond Sales Will Bring Long-Term Benefits and Big Savings
• Guitar Hero Tournament Hits the Stage at Eola Center
• Independence Day Fireworks, Parade and Activities
• Park District Earns CAFR Award for 12th Straight Year
• Fox Valley Park District’s Johnson Earns Certified Police Chief Honor
• ‘Splash Bash’ Set At Splash Country Water Park
• Marmion Academy 2nd Semester Honor Roll
• Aurora Paddlesports Festival This Weekend In Aurora's Phillips Park
• Mayors Opens the Aurora Paddlesports Festival
• Neighborhood Art Camps Offered Free For Children
• Live Music, Giveaways on Father’s Day at Blackberry Farm
• MEIJER TO GIVE AWAY FREE KANE COUNTY COUGAR TICKETS
• Marmion Drill Team Places 4th At Nationals
• Enjoy a Great Day at Orchard Valley Golf Course
• Marmion Students Awarded In Foreign Language Contests
• Marmion Abbot Resigns after 18 Years of Service
• Marmion Math Team Finishes 2nd in State
• Fishing Day and Picnic at Blackberry Farm
• Arcaro Receives Italian Teacher Of The Year Award
• ‘A Night On Broadway’ To Open 10th Anniversary Season Of Music By The Lake Series
• Members Inducted Into Marmion's Language Honor Societies
• ‘A Night on Broadway’ To Open 10th Anniversary Season of Music by the Lake Series
• Aurora Reservoir’s BIG Weekend
• Marmion Inducts National Honor Society Members
• RE/MAX Northern Illinois Real Estate Network Honors Aurora's John McEnroe
• Park District Offering Free Concerts In The Park This Summer
• 49th Annual Mid-American Canoe And Kayak Race
• Marmion Hosts Class Reunions
• Jimmie Vaughan, Pinetop Perkins and Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith, Trombone Shorty...
• Park District Water Parks Open For Season
• Marmion Offers Summer Courses In Grammar, Math And Study Skills
• Marmion's Annual Steak Fry/Lobster Boil And Big Ticket Raffle
• Aurora University Sets June Programs
• Summer Stage Auditions for Disney’s Alice In Wonderland, Jr. at Prisco Center
• Water Parks To Offer Season Pass Special Until May 31, 2010
• Park District Police Department Chief Earn Prestigious Honors
• PGA Legend Billy Casper to Attend Golf for Kids Outing at Orchard Valley
• Fox Valley Park District Newsletter - May 2010
• Cadets Youth Football Clinic To Feature Larry English and Coach Jerry Kill
• Sheep-To-Shawl Day At Blackberry Farm
• Veterans Island To Undergo Shoreline Stabilization Work
• Park District To Renovate 16 Tennis Courts In Aurora And North Aurora
• Greenhouse Open House
• Park District To Host Community-Wide Garage Sale
• Blackberry Farm To Feature Live Music And Flowers On Mother’s Day
• Three Times The Charm
• Collaborative Effort Creates Park That Will Truly Be A ‘New Haven’
• Fox Valley Park District News: Registration For Summer Programs Begins
• Rebuilding Together Aurora News - April 20, 2010
• Park District To Offer 250 New Garden Plots On East Side Of Aurora
• Fox Valley Park District Newsletter - April 15, 2010
• Modifications To Begin At Blackberry Farm
• MEIJER TO OFFER FREE GENERIC DIABETES MEDICINE
• Ground-Breaking Ceremony at New Haven Park
• Park District Seeks Volunteers for Spring Spruce-Up on April 17
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Announces 2010 Work Projects
• 5K Spring Gallop Winners
• District-Wide Fun Activities In April
• Aurora University Announces April Programs Lineup
• Aurora Man Goes For The Guinness Record On 300-Hour Spin Bike Ride To Benefit Fox Valley....
• 5K Spring Gallop Registration Continues Until March 25, 2010
• Guitar Hero Tournament Hits The Stage At Eola Center
• Park District To Host Bunny Brunch
• Fox Valley Park District News - New Parks and the Sweet Taste of Spring
• Construction Of New Haven Park To Begin In April
• Cool Acres Riverfront Park Revitalization Project To Begin With Major Shelter Upgrades
• Park District Honors Blatner For 35 Years Of Service
• Aurora Regional Fire Museum Acquires 19 Period Firefighting Items From Smithsonian
• Red Oak Nature Center To Host Free Maplefest
• Music Recital By Aurora University Faculty
• Third Free Public Tax Preparation at Aurora University
• Aurora Township Senior Health and Wellness Fair
• Spring Registration for Residents Begins February 13, 2010
• Veterans Island Marina To Be Dredged
• Park District Honors Augsburg For 36 Years Of Service
• Master Plan Approved For Upgrades To Copley II (East) Park
• Park District Earns Distinguished Budget Award Again
• Fitness Fun Fair For Kids At Vaughan Center
• Park District Awarded $400,000 Grant Toward Montgomery Road Park/Waubonsie Lake Park Project
• Fox Valley Park District Registration For Spring Programs Begins February 13, 2010
• Aurora University To Host Blood Drive
• The Aurora Public Art Commission Presents: Transformations
• Downtown Aurora Arts Mixer To Collect Food For Souper Bowl Of Caring
• Gladiator Team Challenge Seeks All Hands On Deck At Vaughan Center
• The Kevin Trudo + Meathawk Set To Play Downtown Aurora
• Fox Valley Park District To Host Pair Of Parent-Child Dinner-Dances
• Guitar Virtuoso Phil Keaggy to Kick Off New Concert Series
• Charlie Brown Hits The Stage At Prisco Center
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Planned
• Aurora to Celebrate National Guard Homecoming
• Mind Maps For Business Success: Aurora University Workshop
• Celebrate Soldiers' Return
• Fred Rodgers Winner Of 2010 Outstanding African-American Award
• Aurora Festival Funding Applications Available
• Family New Year’s Eve Party Starts Celebration Early For Kids
• Park District Board Approves Master Plan For Blackberry Farm
• Family Friendly New Year’s Eve At Hampton Inn And Suites In Aurora
• City Vehicles Now Sporting Crime Stoppers Information
• Revitalization Plan OK’d for Cool Acres Riverfront Park
• New Or Gently Used Coats Needed For Aurora Families
• Six Aurora Musicians Team Up To Put On A Unique Christmas Show
• Feed My Starving Children Speakers' Training Session
• Holiday Fun Abounds Throughout December
• Judge Says City Not Liable For Costs In Lawsuit
• Children, families invited to Brunch with Santa
• Union Agrees To Concessions In Exchange For No New Layoffs
• Polar Express Train Sparkles With Holiday Cheer At Blackberry Farm
• Second Arts Mixer To Be Held In Downtown Aurora
• Local Residents To Perform In Aurora University Voice, Instrumental Recital
• Polar Express Private Parties Available At Blackberry Farm
• Santa to Visit Eola Center for Celebration with Children
• Public Invited to Tour New Aurora’s Police Department Headquarters
• Midnight Madness at Chicago Premium Outlets Thanksgiving Night
• Aurora Announces Second Round Of Layoffs
• Polar Express Rolls into Town
• Registration For Winter Youth Programs
• Fox Valley Park District News - A Feast of Festivities
• Park District Branches Out With 1,500 New Trees Taking Root
• Aurora Fire Officers Accept Wage Freeze
• Dr. Jorge Partida's Premier Presentation in Aurora
• City Seeks Pete Perez Award Nominations
• Billy Casper Golf To Manage Operations at Orchard Valley
• Rebuilding Together Aurora And Comcast Team Up To Serve Low-Income Families
• Veterans Day Program to Feature ‘Roosevelt’
• GRENO to Feature Community Services information
• ACTV to Air 'Bank on Aurora' News Conference
• City to Send Gifts to Aurora military Service Personnel
• Lane Closures On Indian Trail Set
• First Arts Mixer To Be Held In Downtown Aurora
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• Feature: Grabbing the Golden Ring
• Fox Valley Park District News - October 22, 2009
• Lowe’s Helps Rta Make A Difference
• Fox River Trail Gap One Step Closer To Completion
• Park District To Complete Final Phase Of Ball Field Upgrades
• Planning Council Roundtable Open to the Public
• Hispanic Heritage Board Seeking Members
• City Seeking Nominations for Holiday Tradition
• Sticker Leaf Collection Under Way In Aurora
• FVPD Wins Gold
• City Seeking Nominations For 2010 Outstanding African-American Award
• Increase in Visitor Spending in Kane and Kendall Counties
• Second Annual Run To Benefit Special Olympics
• Fox Valley Park District News - October 9, 2009 Update
• Grand Re-Opening for Spring Lake Park
• Mom and Son Night in the Outback
• Aldermen To Consider Renaming Community Center For Rodgers
• Magic At The ArtWalk
• Park District Seeking Haunted Houses For Halloween Decorating Contest
• Combating Nature-Deficit Disorder Is Kids’ Play
• Rebuilding Together Aurora And Sears Holdings Team Up To Serve Homeless Veterans In Wheaton
• Treasurer Giannoulias To Launch Bank On Aurora Program
• Third Aurora ArtWalk
• Pumpkin Weekends At Blackberry Farm Make For A Festive Fall
• Daddy-Daughter Princess Pancake Breakfast
• Winter Stage Auditions at Prisco Community Center
• City To Send Gifts To Aurora Military Service Personnel
• SciTech’s New Hours
• Aurora Completes Loan for Rachel’s Learning Center
• New and Improved: Parks and Ballfields
• Freudenberg Household Products Opens New North American Headquarters....
• Raku Pottery Day at Blackberry Farm
• Park District Making Plans To Dredge Veterans Island Marina
• Church Road Playground To Be Replaced
• Local Nursery To Plant 200 Shade Trees At Park District Ball Fields
• Simmons Park Renovations Set To Begin
• Park District Employees Earn National Certifications
• Phase II Of Athletic Field Improvements To Begin
• Civil War Era Architecture Brochure Now Available
• Green Headquarters Opening
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Comcast To Help Residents Prepare For Digital Network Enhancements
• Fox Valley Park District Earns Two ‘Best Of The Best’ Awards
• Lifesaving Pet Masks To Be Demonstrated at Aurora Fire Department
• Family-Friendly Fall Harvest To Be Held At Blackberry Farm
• Rebuilding Together Aurora And Lowe’s Team Up To Assist Local Family
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Promotes Energy Efficiency Awareness
• Aurora Announces Layoffs In Wake Of Projected $19 Million Revenue Shortfall For 2010
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Family Fun Abounds this Fall
• Family Fun Day And Free Admission At Blackberry Farm
• Blackberry Farm Rentals And Rides Available This Fall
• Feature Story: Full-Court Wedding A Real Ball
• Aurora to Celebrate National Guard Homecoming
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Aurorans Asked To Take Community-Wide Needs Survey
• Aurora Estimates Revenue Shortfalls of $19 Million in 2010
• Bees Return To Scitech
• Mujer A Mujer Luncheon ‘Dare to Dream...and Achieve’
• Couples ‘Glow Ball’ Night Golf at Orchard Valley
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Welcomes New Americorps Member
• City To Sponsor Fishing Derby At Phillips Park
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Park District To Offer Free 7-Day Fitness Passes In September
• Phillips Park a Finalist In Contest; Online Voting Open
• Dorothy Comes to SciTech
• Dr. Martin Luther King Park Funfest
• Fox Valley Park District News - August 12, 2009
• Enjoy Your New Version of Park Bench
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• James Taylor Tribute, Employee Benefits Workshop: Aurora University August Events
• British Pop Group To Perform At Fiesta De Luces In Aurora
• Aurora Municipal Airport Fastest Growing In Illinois
• Bike To Work With The Mayor Is Rescheduled
• 37 Aurora Positions Accepted For Voluntary Separation
• Registration For Fall Programs Begins Aug. 8
• Carlson Chosen As New Aurora Fire Chief
• Kickers Soccer Club Accepting Registrations Through Aug. 15, 2009
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Amazing Race ... in Aurora?
• Creative Play Preschool Registration Under Way At Park District
• Aurora Announces Furlough Days and 2010 Wage Freezes
• Aurora Firefighter’s Association to ‘Fill the Boot’ this weekend
• Madagascar 2 On Tap In The Park This Saturday Night
• Registration Under Way For ‘Battle Of The Bands’
• Fox Valley Park District News - July 15, 2009
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding’ on Tap
• District Proclaims July As ‘Recreation and Parks Month’
• Board Approves Consultant Proposal for Blackberry Farm
• Park District Repaving Projects Include Regional Trails
• Park District Purchases 19.4 Acres East of Farnsworth on Indian Trail
• Music by the Lake Presents Jazz Café
• Fox Valley Marine Corps League Golf Outing
• Tenor Saxophonist to Perform in Aurora Thursday
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Nila Honorary Street Dedication
• Man Succumbs To Injuries From Fire!
• Feature Story: 'Gardeners on the Go'
• Mini Model for Mega Theater Production: Opera Set Grows From Small Beginning
• Disney’s Aladdin Jr. Hits Stage At Paramount Arts Centre
• Guys and Dolls Hits Stage at Paramount Arts Centre
• Aurora University To Stage ‘Madama Butterfly’
• Donation Web Site Garners $350 for Statue Dedicated on July 4, 1878
• Youth Theater Camp Presents ‘Once on this Island, Jr.’
• Hyundai Donates Cars To Aurora Fire Department For Extrication Training
• A Lineup of Fun-Filled Activities - June 24, 2009
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Aurora Advises Citizens to Stay Cool
• Golf For Kids Tees Up Opportunities For Youth
• Aurora Preservation Commission To Sell Architectural Salvage Items
• America's Leading Baritone To Perform At Music By The Lake
• Governor Quinn Appoints Mayor Weisner to Pension System Modernization Task Force
• Grand re-opening of North Aurora Island Park
• Fox Valley Park District News - June 17, 2009
• Paws in the Park: A Dog’s Day to Celebrate
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home!
• Volunteers Sought For ‘Three On Three’ Tournament
• Downtown Alive! Sets New Age Guidelines
• Orchard Valley To Offer Weekend Specials For Golfers 12 And Under
• Park District Acquires Nearly 5 Acres of Fox River Land, Structures
• Fox Valley Park District News - June 11, 2009
• E-Fit Fitness Arcade Punches Up New-Age Workouts
• Firecracker Craft Show And Festival
• Independence Day Celebration
• Park District Purchases 1.9-Acre Property Near Jericho Lake
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Ramsey Lewis Trio To Open Music by the Lake
• Park District to Debut E-Fit Fitness Room at Eola
• Park District Offering Free Concerts in the Park this Summer
• Public Can Ride to Work with the Mayor
• Sullivan Road To Close For Storm Sewer Work
• Help Local Kids By Playing Golf
• Splash Country Water Park to Host Splash Bash
• Orchard Valley To Host Family Golf Nights
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Bone Marrow Transplant Success Story
• City of Aurora News - June 2, 2009
• Park District Offering Free Community Camps for Summer
• Park District Water Parks Open For Season
• Emerald Ash Borer Infestation Discovered In Aurora
• FMSC Speakers Training Session
• Fox Valley Park District News - May 29, 2009
• Mayor to Present Proclamation to Longtime Suzuki Instructor
• Tennis Block Party at Washington Park
• Orchard Valley Golf Course To Host Demo Day
• Fox Valley Park District News - May 21, 2009
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Summer Volunteen Camp Has Openings Available
• Orchard Valley Rated ‘Excellent’ In Zagat Rating Of Golf Courses
• 26 Homes Rehabbed Through Rebuilding Together Aurora’s Efforts
• Master Plan Approved for Development of New Haven Park
• Renovations Approved for Lebanon Park
• Theme for Memorial Day: Aurora Honors its Patriots
• Rollin’ On a River: Mid-Am Canoe Race
• Plans Approved for Development of Montgomery Road Park and Major Improvements...
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Volunteers Needed For Mid-American Canoe Race
• State of the City Address on Channel 10
• A Passport to Fun – With No Expensive Travel Required
• Fifteen Schools to Compete in Annual Sports Fest
• Fire Department Hydrant Testing Program Under Way
• Park District Awarded $400,000 Grant For Simmons Community Park
• Aquatic Board Meeting Agenda for May 12, 2009
• Fox Valley Park District a Finalist for National Gold Medal Award
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Announces 2009 Recognition
• Blackberry Farm to Feature Carriage Rides on Mother’s Day
• Mid-American Canoe And Kayak Race To Feature Two Race Lengths
• City Offers Activities to Celebrate National Historic Preservation Month
• Park District Marathoner In Great Shape For The Long Haul
• Aurora Horticulturalist Becomes Certified Arborist
• Blackberry Farm opens for 2009 Season
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Rockford Diocese vs. Sacred Heart Parish ($1.7 million battle)
• Marine Corps League Seeks Golf Outing Sponsors
• National Trust To Collect Donations For Aurora GAR Building
• Aurora Hispanic Heritage Advisory Board Receives $4,000 Through Best Buy Program
• Registration for Summer Programs Begins May 2, 2009
• Park District to Host Community-Wide Garage Sale
• New Maps Point the Way to 150 Parks - and Better Fishing
• El Dia de los Ninos
• Aurora Animal Control Partners with NAWS for Clinic
• Downtown Auroran Magazine Launches: Submissions and Sponsors Are Wanted
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Registration Under Way for Orchard Valley’s Spring Scramble
• Aurora Director of Parks and Recreation to Become Assistant Vice President for Administration.....
• Crime Free Housing Topic Of Presentation
• Spring Spruce-Up: Giving Your Parks A Fresh Start
• Aurora, North Aurora Combine Resources for Fireworks Display
• Fox Valley Park District Earns Safety Award
• Board Approves Consultant Work for Gilman Trail Bridge
• Board Approves Final Consultant Work for Simmons Park
• Aurora, Park District Taking Steps To Formalize Riveredge Partnership
• Aurora Plans Earth Day/Arbor Day Celebration
• Here’s The Deal: Savings Begin Now for a Season of Summer Fun
• Park District Seeks Volunteers for Spring Spruce-Up
• Historic Preservation Seeks Clues To Window Designs
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Rebuilding Together Aurora Announces 2009 Work Projects
• ACTV Will Broadcast Aurora Election Results
• Plans Announced For East Side Early Learning Center
• Handicap-Accessibility Celebration Set at Scitech
• Veterans of Aurora Set Flag Ceremony
• Aurora To Thank Rep. Tom Cross For GAR Funding Help
• Aurora Early Learning Center Announcement
• Aurora Fire Department To Conduct Live Fire Training
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Public Invited To View New Aurora Police Facility
• Aurora Wins Best Water State Title for Third Consecutive Year
• HUD To Present $3 Million Check To Address Effects Of Foreclosure
• Aurora’s Weekly Brush and Yard Waste Pick up Resumes April 6
• Kiwanis Club Clean-Up To Target Indian Creek
• Aurora Council to Consider Support of Earth Hour 2009
• City Of Aurora News - March 6, 2009
• Hispanic Heritage Board sets first El Talento de Aurora
• APD Sets Open House for TAS Building
• Buy Now & Save Thousands!!
• Aurora Fire Chief Announces Retirement
• Aurorans Seek Foreclosure Help After Notices Appear In Water Bills
• Aurora Wins 'Public Body of the Year' Award
• Statewide Tornado Drill
• Buy Now & Save Thousands!!
• City of Aurora News: Downtown Alive! Lineup
• City of Aurora Black History Month Program at Paramount Arts Theatre
• Aurora to Honor Historic Preservation Efforts
• Hispanic Heritage Breakfast
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• Jesse Torres To Receive Pete Perez Award
• Aurora Looking for $55 Million From Obama Stimulus Package to Create More Than 1,200 Jobs
• City Asks for Residents' Help in Keeping Hydrants Clear
• Railway Quiet Zones Delayed Until February
• City Officials Say Code Enforcement Has Contributed to Crime Reduction
• City Of Aurora News - Downtown Alive!
• Crafters Wanted: Marmion Spring Craft Fair
• Holiday Garbage Collection Changes Announced
• Aurora Working With State On ‘Sticker Shock’ Program
• City Of Aurora News - December 18, 2008
• FMSC Gala Volunteers Wanted
• FMSC - Office Furniture Needed
• Credit Card Marketing Advisory
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• New Walgreens Pharmacy To Be Constructed - Replacing Del Ray Farms Grocery On East Side
• Feed My Starving Children Data Input Volunteers Needed
• The University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute awards AEDC’s Manuel ...........
• Freudenberg Household Products Chooses Aurora As Site For New North American Headquarters
• Aurora Improves Roads to Tune of $9 Million in 2008
• Ash Borers Found in DuPage Section of Aurora
• Fall Time for Furnace, Boiler Checks
• Fire Station 8 Receives Gold Award
• Nominations Sought for Hispanic Heritage Award
• City Offers Free CFL Bulbs to Residents
• Hispanic Heritage Advisory Board Seeks Applicants for 2009 Youth Leadership and Service Scholarships
• Remote Parking Set For Memorial Service
• Aurora In Final Stages Of Creating Quiet Zones
• Low-cost wellness clinic offered for dogs and cats
• Feed My Starving Children Office Space Needed
• George Williams College Stages Strauss Operetta at Music by the Lake
• Maureen McGovern Performing In The Ferro Pavilion At Music By The Lake
• Ambit Energy
• Aurora Sports Festival
• Steck PTA Wins 8 State and National Awards
• WV's Teacher Wins Excellence Award
• Soapbox Theatre Company Closing
• WV Ensembles Concert
• District 204 Officials Announce Metea Valley Principal
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Aurora, Illinois holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Casting: Homeowners for TLC's "Moving Up" series
• Soapbox Theatre Announces Cast for Adult Comedy
• Here's Something Creative
• Feed My Starving Children Comes to Aurora
• Curriculum
• Three Year Old Program
• Four Year Old Program
• Fall Dance
• 3rd Annual Murder Mystery
• Designer Christmas Showcase
• The Ten Tenors
• The Nutcracker
• The Nutcracker
• Alphabet Soup presents Babes in Toyland
• 5th Annual Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Extravaganza!
• Marie Osmond’s The Magic of Christmas
• A Christmas Carol
• A Christmas Carol
• Stomp
• Stomp
• Stomp
• Stomp
• Forever Tango
• Lorie Line & Her Pop Chamber Orchestra 2006 Holiday Extravaganza!
• The East Village Opera Company
• An Evening with Garrison Keillor
• Purdue Varsity Glee Club
• Air Supply
• Drum!
• Stars of Chicago Dance Explosion!
• An Evening with David Sedaris
• The Big Band Broadcast
• For Valley Special Recreation Association Celebration
• Dinosaurios Argentinos
• Midwest Literary Festival
• Book Island Paradise
• Summer Reading Program - Voyage to Book Island
• Chamber of Commerce Week
• Chamber Expo
• Aurora Downtown Alive

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