Geneva, IL News

• Geneva, IL News
• Art takes the spotlight in St. Charles show
• Face time with Jenny Melvin
• Kane to push ahead on court computer upgrade
• Geneva student living the dream; providing support
• North Aurora Community Parade coming up soon
• Aurora officer wins county police honor
• Former Geneva student convicted in threat to dean
• No new details in 
Interstate 88 crash
• Otto: Baby robins alive and well, and very cute
• Batavia woman can’t be sued for fake online relationship
• Technological savvy part of senior’s drive to help others
• Memorial Day observances
• Batavia woman can't be sued for fake online relationship
• Aurora officer wins Kane County police honor
• Former Geneva student convicted in threat to dean
• State education cuts an annual frustration
• Face time with Roger Rock
• Kids Feeding Kids drive set at St. Charles church
• Driver cited in fatal crash
• Heart’s desire: Geneva grad looks forward to cardiology career
• Rosary grad on a path less traveled
• Local group hosts sale to support tetanus shots
• Home sales rise, prices continue to strengthen in April
• Three injured in multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 88
• Kevin Costner and his band coming to St. Charles
• St. Charles planning 
Memorial Day events
• Kane County Memorial Day ceremony to recognize fallen soldier, Marine
• Batavia elementary schools to get new principals
• Onions, bagged salads recalled because of listeria risk
• St. Charles resident found in contempt after falling behind on project
• Batavia High School senior expresses her thoughts through artwork
• Aurora Central Catholic student is now the teacher
• Ticketed driver in Geneva crash cited again days later
• TriCity Family Services Accepting Referrals for Young Women’s Weekend
• McIlvaine in contempt after falling behind on decades-long project
• Kaneland senior finishes off perfect attendance feat
• Pound 4 Pound Fitness opens in Elburn
• Kane board ready to vote on ethics rules
• Marmion grad experiences different cultures
• Bail set at $250K for man charged in work stabbing
• Caruso Memorial Concert set in St. Charles
• Elburn Village Board approves 
Blackberry Creek Watershed Plan
• Target date for Elburn Station vote is June 4
• Kaneville to honor veterans Monday
• Batavia council OKs sculpture for bridge
• Memorial Day ceremonies set at Blackberry cemetery
• Glen Ellyn man accused of touching 3rd girl, police say
• Kaneland graduate eyes future as veterinarian
• Sugar Grove American Legion 
to host Memorial Day breakfast
• Bail set at $250K for man charged in Batavia stabbing incident
• Fundraiser to take place at Nick's
• Police: Glen Ellyn man accused of touching 3rd girl
• Elburn OKs Blackberry Creek watershed plan
• Police say driver caused havoc on Randall
• Pal Joey's gets redevelopment agreement approved
• Planned Batavia restaurant gets redevelopment agreement approved
• St. Charles City Council approves 3 percent raise for Teamsters
• Motorcycle passenger dies after crash in Geneva
• East senior juggles many activities, including music, raptor handling
• North Aurora to improve 
offerings at Wingfoot Park
• St. Charles task force to discuss west gateway
• Kaneland senior takes on bullying
• St. Charles police investigate 
robbery outside 
restaurant
• Chicago man charged for stabbing coworker in Batavia
• North Aurora's Wingfoot Park to receive improvements
• Elburn Station vote unlikely to take place tonight
• TriCity Family Services' Great Lobster Fly In!
• Police identify those involved in Geneva fatal crash
• Passenger on motorcycle dies in Geneva crash
• Focus turns to rare breeds Sunday at Garfield Farm
• Two thousand walkers turn out for Bridge Walk
• 2K turn out for Bridge Walk
• Police: Rookies site of early morning armed robbery
• Otto: ‘Giant Killer Moth’ – well, not so much
• St. Charles Township supervisor retires
• Bliss Woods Forest Preserve to host restor
• Tax deal on table for St. Charles Chrysler
• Face time with Dorothy Hanson
• History Made: Oldest brick home still standing
• Mom pursues children’s freedom from violence
• Bridge Walk set for Saturday in Geneva
• Property tax bills increase in, around Tri-Cities
• Second Batavia cop 
disciplined for crash
• Face time with Beverly Szymanski
• Rally for Ralph to 
aid Geneva alderman
• In Focus: Love nest in Maple Park
• Holinger: Students show what their hometowns mean to them
• History Made: Inside Campana's 'stunning' Batavia tower
• History Made: Inside Campana's 'stunning' tower
• Aurora woman guilty of shooting handgun at teens
• Rally for Ralph to aid Geneva alderman
• Geneva History Center votes
 Daniel as new historian emerita
• St. Charles pools to open soon
• Cole Travel in Geneva closes after 52 years
• Stein Mart reports return scam in St. Charles
• Open house for village plan set in Campton Hills
• History Made: Church keeps history alive every Sunday
• Why the movie ‘Bully’ isn’t easy to locate
• Foundation to host Fox Valley Great Strides walk
• American Diabetes Association to host cycling event
• Lions club to host golf outing
• Steinmart reports return scam in St. Charles
• District 303 makes schools wish list
• Pure Oil to be used as bank drive-thru
• Legion members to honor veterans in Maple Park
• Sale in Elburn makes call to help the wild
• Fun comes with a cost
• The debate: To save or raze Coultrap?
• Kaneland school board to try meeting at Harter
• Baby girl delivers a Mother’s Day surprise
• Soon-to-be Waubonsee grad has international plans
• Impact fees continue to rile Kane board
• Kaneland-Elburn intergovernmental agreement on hold
• Enrollment issue surfaces again in District 304
• Water conservation 
ordinance in effect in St. Charles
• Report: Metra ridership increase due to weather, economy
• Bishop Malloy era begins in Rockford
• Lexington project in St. Charles moves forward; residents object
• Nuisance or not? Trying to quiet any barking dog issue
• New Bishop to lead Rockford Diocese
• Glen Ellyn man accused of inappropriately touching teens in St. Charles store
• Glen Ellyn man accused of inappropriately touching teens in store
• St. Charles water conservation ordinance in effect
• Delivering a Mother's Day message
• Christ Community Church delivers Mother's Day message
• St. Charles church collects bikes for needy kids, families
• Busiest intersections 
to be remotely controlled
• Solutions mulled after accidents on Kirk Road
• Everything set for new McDonald’s in Batavia
• Geneva City Hall to celebrate 100 years
• Kids have the bonus of having two moms
• Lexington Club vote in St. Charles could come Monday
• Educators, staff thanked in annual awards ceremony
• Lexington Club vote could come Monday
• Kirk Road studied for turn restrictions
• Geneva City Hall celebrates 100 years
• Work to begin 
on gas station in Campton Hills
• Food bank sells former headquarters to distributor
• In Focus: Fun at Five-O Tattoo
• St. Charles details big plans for Memorial Day
• Geneva teen charged with smashing mailbox
• LivingWell keeping up with demand by opening new building
• St. Charles visitors bureau touts achievements
• Bernard appears in court seeking lesser sentence
• Work to begin this summer on Campton's first gas station
• Final Summit 303 meeting set
• Pure Oil future use up for consideration – again
• Batavia woman charged in fatal stabbing still in jail
• Investigator hired to probe Spira’s disappearance
• St. Charles' Fitch, hero of ’89 plane crash, dies
• Judge to appoint doctor to evaluate Coroner West
• Slice of life: Pilot takes ups and downs of job in stride
• Men – and boys – ready 
to cook up a storm Friday
• St. Charles students get real-world training
• Meeting to look at ‘assaults on teachers’ rights’
• Riganato Old World Grille open in Geneva
• Private investigator hired to look into Spira's disappearance
• Final Summit 303 meeting set
• Judge to appoint doctor to evaluate West
• St. Charles high schools ranked in state's Top 50 in U.S. News
• St. Charles high schools ranked in U.S. News Top 50
• Leaving his mark: Police officer opens tattoo shop in Elburn
• ‘Legal limbo’ leads to unmaintained property
• County Board undecided on fate of bike trails in Fabyan Woods
• WCC bands to present free concerts this weekend
• Window well designer offers beauty for basements
• Batavia crash victim upgraded 
to serious condition
• Kane County plan calls for diverse housing, water safeguards
• Elburn businesses, residents like plan for Anderson Road bridge
• Purses on the chopping block in District 302
• Paul Ruby Foundation’s benefit concert date set
• Kane County wants to give second chance to low-level drug offenders
• Woman in critical condition after Geneva crash
• Windmillers’ Trade Fair coming to Batavia
• Teaming up can help owners reach new customers
• Geneva community wellness fair promotes health, safety
• Batavia paves way for bikes, pedestrians
• St. Charles liquor license changes opposed by some businesses
• St. Charles police warn residents of scam targeting elderly
• Batavia Loyalty Day Parade can’t be rescheduled
• St. Charles police warn of scam targeting elderly
• Passenger critical in Geneva crash
• Concert for a Cure starting to take shape
• May 1st is Named as TriCity Family Services Day by the Cities of Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles
• Strong storms cancel Batavia Loyalty Day Parade
• Wellness fair promotes health, safety
• Registration open for bike race in downtown St. Charles
• Geneva’s connection to fire to be highlighted at History Center
• Two hospitalized after Geneva crash
• Geneva’s connection to fire to be highlighted
• Committee sets next meeting about cameras in the courtroom
• Fermilab asks 80 workers to quit jobs
• Ex-Bears tight end to ride in Batavia Loyalty Day Parade
• Businesses voice 
concerns about road work on Routes 64, 47
• Fermilab asks 80 workers to give up their jobs
• Ex-Bear Desmond Clark headed to Batavia parade
• Committee sets next meeting on cameras in the courtroom
• Two taken to hospitals after car crash in Geneva
• 16th Circuit clears way for cameras in court
• New Kane recycling guide available
• Boy Scouts’ refurbished wagons iffy for parade
• Two charged in compliance inspection
• Staged crash ‘wake-up call’ for teens before prom
• Batavia takes garage sale citywide
• Checks and balances key in keeping funds safe
• Public can tour water treatment facility in St. Charles
• In Focus: Preparing Swanson Pool
• Route 64 lane closures coming soon in St. Charles
• Two dead in Lake in the Hills plane crash
• Two charged in liquor compliance inspection in St. Charles
• Staged crash 'wake-up call' for teens before prom
• 16th Judicial Circuit taking next step to allow cameras in courtrooms
• Media members push for cameras in court
• Kane County graduates 11 from drug court
• Application process 
begins for Kaneland 
kindergarten extension
• Elburn Station vote 
planned for May 14
• Police departments seek right car for fleet
• D-303 expects to end fiscal year with $1.2M surplus
• Batavia police officer suspended for car crash
• County Board mulls change in how task forces are formed
• Injured Batavia soldier wins gold at Warrior Games
• Kimmer’s Ice Cream Partners with TriCity Family Services for Mental Health Awareness Month
• Batavia police officer suspended over car crash
• Suspicious package contents identified – DVD, Playstation game, calculator
• Sugar Grove hires new library director
• District 302 takes step to spell out bullying policy
• Short sales gaining popularity in housing market
• Lagattolla: Kaneland grad Renaud enjoys time in the spotlight
• Boy gets a haircut for a cause
• Police ID man stabbed to death
• New salon suites to open in 
Geneva
• Warrenville man faces prison in sexual assault
• McConnaughay speaks in Batavia
• Math musical headed to Kaneland
• St. Charles man charged in DUI crash
• New director named for Sugar Grove Public Library
• Cadence names Vivoda new CEO over CDH and Delnor
• Two charged in attack on couple
• District 304 residents ask officials to set priorities
• Flamingos to help youth mission trip
• Letter carriers ready for Stamp Out Hunger drive
• Police still investigating 
hit-and-run from March
• Group seeks public’s opinion on how cameras should be used in courtroom
• Autism disorder cases continue to increase
• Police: Thieves targeting garages in Geneva
• Batavia woman charged with murder
• Batavia woman charged in killing
• Woman, friend charged in attack on ex, new girlfriend
• Vivoda appointed as CEO of Cadence Health
• Hundreds turn out to March for Babies in St. Charles
• District 304 residents ask leaders to set academic priorities
• District 304 residents ask officials to set academic priorities
• Cash-mobbed garden shop revels in new interest
• Club changes name to River Rockhouse
• Pal Joey’s set to open restaurant in Batavia
• Website is where interests intersect
• Pal Joey's to open restaurant in downtown Batavia
• Fallen law enforcement officers to be honored at Mooseheart
• Girl Scouts to plant a tree at Geneva City Hall
• Culver's celebrates opening in St. Charles
• Networking in Geneva at After Hours business event
• Kane County Board struggles to decide on impact fees
• District 304 appoints new 
student services director
• St. Charles police at home on shooting range
• Kane County Forest Preserve District adds 374 acres
• Open house to give taste of St. Charles’ water facility
• Treasurer: Homeowners will receive property tax bills soon
• Slice of Life: A cut above
• Face time with Marlon Richardson
• North Aurora leader: Turnaround under way
• March for Babies steps off Sunday in St. Charles
• Lauzen promoting Common Sense Caucus
• Job seekers try to keep up with technology
• St. Charles plans Arbor Day celebration
• New chairs on tap at Geneva High School auditorium
• Pub crawl for breast cancer 
set in Geneva
• District 101 board approves two more administrative changes
• More technology coming to classrooms in Batavia
• Drill aims to get children off bus in a crisis
• Plastic bag, wrapper recycling bill heads to Illinois House
• Kaneland wrestlers working their way to summer camp
• Aurora man convicted in stalking of Sugar Grove woman
• St. Charles plans Arbor Day celebration
• Disability can’t slow down champion speller
• District 101 approves contract with support staff
• D-302 to launch kindergarten extension program
• Sweet science of beekeeping taught in Elburn
• Owners say road work is hurting business
• Maple Park car business keeps it in the family
• Sump pumps get ‘smart’, issue alerts
• St. Charles residents 
report intruder in home
• St. Charles residents report intruder in home
• Road fee question still nagging county
• Art students’ talents honored at Water Street Studios
• Elburn man charged in bank robbery
• Concert venue ruled out of the woods at Fabyan Preserve
• Fire destroys buildings on farm
• Educator of the Year award nominees set
• Celebration pays tribute to farm bureau roots
• Traffic flow on Red Gate Road targeted for upgrade
• D-304: Hyped-up numbers are water under the bridge
• Batavia downtown streetscape project to kick off Saturday
• Rolling Down the River expo set at Pheasant Run
• Concert venue ruled out of the woods at Fabyan Preserve
• Batavia downtown streetscape project to kick off Saturday
• Educator of the Year award nominees set
• Elburn man charged with aggravated bank robbery
• Fire destroys barns on farm at Route 47 near Elburn
• The art of Kaneland
• Gorbachev challenges American youth to improve country, world
• Fire causes $10,000 damage to St. Charles garage
• Photo gallery: Community Garden
• No charges filed against officer in Fermilab shooting
• Batavia police investigate 2nd squad car crash
• Lily Lake Route 64 to stay closed for months
• Senior housing project on hold
• Otto: Purple martins are as gifted as they come
• Photographer opens gallery, studio in Geneva with month-to-month lease
• The good and bad of No Child Left Behind
• Batavia police investigating second squad car crash
• No charges coming against West Chicago officer in Fermilab shooting
• Lily Lake Route 64 intersection to remain closed for months
• Elburn man charged after police chase that started in Indiana
• Batavia senior housing complex on hold
• Aldermen discuss ways to bolster downtown Geneva
• Kiss The Sky to kick off Record Store Day
• Wojnicki elected as new head of Kane GOP
• Offer extended in LeMaire case, according to attorney
• Zoning board to reconsider Walgreens’ parking plan
• Fee study for sheriff, clerk, recorder offices on hold
• Schools keep bar high to be in line with No Child Left Behind
• State tests not only measure of student progress
• St. Charles plans spring cleanup
• Fantastic 4-H Club welcomes true adventurer
• St. Charles police, fire officials rescue deer
• Attorney: Offer extended in LeMaire case
• Geneva City Council plans special meeting
• Work resumes at Red Gate Bridge in St. Charles
• Fallen North Aurora soldier honored in Springfield
• Attorney: West needs liver transplant
• State’s attorney’s office: Kane can’t ask voters electrical aggregation question again until ’14
• Her Art Shoppe opens shop
• Local educators examine the process of Adequate Yearly Progress
• Face time with Amy Johnson
• Campton Hills police reports
• Attorney: West needs liver transplant
• Geneva City Council plans special meeting
• Kaneland group ready for the spotlight at festival
• Elburn delayed in rolling out pay-by-phone at Metra lot
• Northern Illinois Food Bank boasts savings, efficiency in energy, money
• Waubonsee Community College expands sustainable energy curriculum
• Sugar Grove village trustees review plans for assisted-living facility
• Kuehnert to step down from health department
• City of Geneva adopts 
lean $73 million budget
• Coroner West’s civil case moving slowly
• Northern Illinois Food Bank boasts savings, efficiency in energy, money
• West civil case moving slowly
• Lexington Club housing 
sent to the sidelines
• Motorists need to be alert for construction this spring, summer
• Water flushing begins in STC
• Dealership seeks tax deal to resurrect shuttered property in St. Charles
• D-304 receives Bright Red Apple Award
• Batavia aldermen OK plans for new McDonald’s
• Face time with Debbie Young
• Campton Hills to celebrate village’s fifth anniversary
• St. Charles council approves ward boundaries
• Campton Hills to celebrate 5th anniversary
• Geneva School District gets Bright Red Apple Award
• Sheriff's program targets heroin use in the area
• Kane Health Department: 'Dole Seven Lettuces' salad in voluntary recall
• Dewey Dash delivers with food, fun, medals and a challenging course
• Photo gallery: St. Charles Chamber Heritage Ball
• Skilling seminar draws hundreds for severe weather talk
• Police investigating armed robbery case
• Young band making big impression
• North Aurora to host tours of village hall
• Face time with Caitlin Constante
• Cadence seeks new CEO
• Gresey: Finding peace in the healing gardens
• Otto: If you’re lucky, you might have ants in your plants
• St. Charles police reports
• Geneva police reports
• Metra trains on the move after 'pedestrian incident'
• Delnor cancer center wins initial OK, to Geneva council next
• North Aurora police probe armed robbery
• Summit 303 session to focus on college
• McCullough acquitted of rape charges
• Face time with Giovanni Zoppè
• State of Sugar Grove emphasizes added employment
• McConnaughay touts tax reduction in 2011
• Impact fee pits roads against development
• Police admire new hairdos after St. Baldrick's event
• D-304 seeks community’s input on future priorities
• State of Sugar Grove emphasizes added employment
• WGN's Manfredini, ex-Blackhawks star Hull headed to Geneva Ace Hardware
• McCullough found not guilty on rape charges
• Man uses the Heimlich 
maneuver to halt choking
• Face time with Larry Swenson
• Slice of Life: Ref enforces the rules
• Skilling to host annual tornado seminar at Fermilab
• Drug forum provides tales of tragedy, hope
• Municipalities, ComEd roll out plan for power-restoration
• Batavia OKs removing lane on section of Wilson Street
• Skilling to host annual tornado seminar at Fermilab
• Garage fire investigated 
by Batavia firefighters
• Police alerted to hazing incident in Batavia
• Fire causes $50,000 in damage to garage in Batavia
• Police: Sugar Grove man 
critical after shooting self
• Property values still going wrong way for taxpayers
• Kane OKs impact fees, but 
will discuss actual impact later
• Face time with Sue Austin
• Kaneland grads team for Island Intern adventure
• Police: Sugar Grove man dies after shooting self near Mill Creek
• Local leaders will put food on D-302’s table
• Some STC aldermen tee off on golf complex plan
• Stocking up at Between Friends in Sugar Grove
• Kane approves nuisance property rules
• Marklund resident's personality shines through, despite disabilities
• St. Charles police reports
• Batavia police reports
• New McDonald’s restaurant moves forward in Batavia
• Batavia police investigating officer’s crash
• New Elburn chamber administrator brings ‘love’ for village
• Board to vote next month on Elburn Station
• Assessed values falling, tax rates might be on the way up
• Kane OKs impact fees, will discuss impact of fees later
• Some concerned about golf complex plans in St. Charles
• Former Geneva alderman 
VanThournout dies at 84
• Batavia man indicted on domestic, 
police battery charges
• Fox Run residents object 
to proposed concert venue
• Teen bands battle for exposure in Tri-Cities
• St. Charles aldermen’s support sought for mall study
• Water and sewer rates 
going up in Geneva
• New streets, fleet superintendent hired in Geneva
• Face time with Bob Coughlin
• Bencini remembered as a community leader
• MacRunnels says he feels ‘vindicated’ 
after McConnaughay lawsuit revived
• Campton officer wins Rising Shields award
• Photo gallery: Kane County Cougars home opener
• MacRunnels: 'Vindicated' after McConnaughay lawsuit revived
• Campton Hills officer wins Rising Shields award
• Healing Gardens open for the season
• Geneva community leader Mary Bencini dies at 62
• Thousands attend Easter egg hunt at Mooseheart
• Little Traveler puts best foot forward with shoe drive
• Batavia to review a
proposed ward remap
• Kane to publicize campaign 
donors before contract votes
• Harmonica player to take stage with Willie Nelson
• No date yet for new restaurant, music venue at 302 W. State St.
• Geneva officer taking some off top for cancer research
• Old and new, churches gear up for Easter celebrations
• Gresey: Chronicle seeking summer interns
• Batavia to review 
proposed ward remap
• New life for civil lawsuit against 
McConnaughay
• Self-taught artist opens 
Her Art Shoppe in Geneva
• The celebration of Passover begins
• Batavia Walgreens discussion to continue
• Otto: Great time to get a look at a mink
• One hospitalized with minor injuries in head-on crash in Geneva, police say
• Kane to publicize campaign donors before contract votes
• Shoe drive at Little Traveler to benefit Lazarus House
• In Focus: A morning with the Easter bunny
• Elburn chamber administrator let go; replacement hired
• ‘Route 66’ to open 
at Copley Theatre
• Early childhood foreign language instruction on the rise in Tri-Cities, elsewhere
• Chico’s Tacos opening up shop
• Face time with Michael Rosenfeld
• Holinger: Mega Millions and Pure Oil mix for plenty of hoopla
• ‘Project Sticker Shock’ headed to St. Charles
• D-101 plans two more administrative moves
• Workers get a handle on 
Geneva landfill methane
• Kane debates wisdom of road fees on builders
• 'Project Sticker Shock' headed to St. Charles
• Route 64 road work 
to start in St. Charles
• Ash borer infestation to force Batavia tree removal
• North Aurora police reports
• Geneva man indicted on 
charges of resisting police
• Phelan: One Direction – nice British boys who can actually sing
• Civil unions and benefits: Few takers seen since law enacted
• Pheasant Run show features Sedaka tunes
• Face time with Matt Thobe
• Batavia police reports
• County health insurance costs down in ’12
• Drug forum in St. Charles invites parents, teens
• Batavia planners object 
to new McDonald’s look
• Hunt for more than 10,000 eggs to occur in North Aurora
• Geneva police reports
• Heritage ball set 
in St. Charles
• Campton Hills police reports
• Batavia’s community development director Swanson set to retire
• Heritage ball set in St. Charles
• Education official visits Waubonsee Community College
• Batavia women honored for saving life of neighbor
• A shift in enrollment for area districts
• Geothermal system saves energy at Elburn community center
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Patti Thobe
• Kiss The Sky headed to Batavia
• Elburn police reports
• Pure Oil once again saved from wrecking ball
• State’s attorney aims to 
end child abuse in county
• Proposed Batavia Walgreens store up for discussion
• Elburn welcomes its first Mexican restaurant
• Elburn seeks appraisal on church parking lot sought by businesses
• TriCity Family Services Offers “Bridges” A Workshop for Children Dealing with Divorce
• Kiss The Sky moving to downtown Batavia
• Face time with Kathy Hazelwood
• Batavia man charged with shooting at family member
• Streetscape improvements move forward in Batavia
• Law would ding uninsured motorists for damage costs
• Budget line for downtown events suggested in St. Charles
• Joan Rivers floods theater with laughter
• Bicyclists dedicate ride to injured friend
• Delivering the promise of Easter baskets
• Kane ranks 8th for health in Ill.
• Pure Oil saved - again
• Public, media voices sought in courtroom cameras issue
• Breakfast, candy, eggs at Elburn Lions egg hunt
• Wilco, Andrew Bird to perform in Geneva
• Wilco, Andrew Bird announce concert at Cougars ballpark
• Hundreds of kids, dogs, turn out for Sugar Grove egg hunts
• Pure Oil building up for discussion – again
• Students put on environmental fashion show
• Man who beat tot accepts 15 years
• STC youth center would gain 200 more inmates if Joliet facility closes
• I-88 project under way
• Spring gardening
• Officials: Cause of St. Charles fire not known
• Gas prices fuel consumers’ anger
• Face time with Christopher Van Dorpe
• In Focus: Spring swing
• Cooper pleads guilty to aggravated battery to a child, is sentenced to 15 years in prison
• The search for eggs: 
Ten Easter egg hunts
• Breaking down your property tax bill
• New Kiwanis chapter 
forms in Campton Hills
• St. Charles bicyclist in critical condition after crash
• Work at St. Charles youth center delayed
• Home sales steady, prices 
up in February in Tri-Cities
• State panel recommends fewer regional superintendents
• Fund to help give students heart screenings
• Face time with Ann Gerardo
• Batavia to celebrate Earth Hour 2012
• Chasing the storm: Elburn man seeks out severe weather
• New approach to studying domestic fatalities taken
• Search for solutions:
 Undoing the domestic batterer
• St. Charles bicyclist hit 
by pickup, hospitalized
• Phelan: The Hunger Games vs. Harry Potter
• Mega Million jackpot climbs to $540 million
• New approach to studying domestic fatalities
• 22 DUI arrests made in St. Patrick’s campaign
• Record $500M jackpot fuels Mega Millions fever
• St. Charles schools may be cooled down by fall
• Letter: Preserving open space
• More Ill. counties to allow court cameras
• Exelon Generation Makes $10,000 Gift to TriCity Family Services & Issues the Exelon Challenge to other Local Businesses
• Mega Millions fever grows as jackpot hits $500 million
• Twenty-two DUI arrests made in St. Pat's Day campaign
• Photo of the day: Rounding third
• St. Charles bicyclist hit by truck, hospitalized
• Kaneland women in business team up in W.I.N.S.
• St. Charles police reports
• Letter: Chico’s Tacos coming to Elburn
• Sugar Grove police reports
• St. Charles woman charged with DUI after crashing into house
• County to consider future of road impact fees
• Taking on domestic violence: Volunteering for victims
• Campton Hills police reports
• Pure Gardener’s future at Geneva building up in air
• Elburn police reports
• Batavia aldermen look at ways to lower cost 
of streetscape project
• Elburn plans cuts after referendum fails
• Club-Z! 
offers help 
for students
• Three women charged in Campton Hills beating
• Opinions vary on effectiveness of spanking children
• Elburn plans budget cuts after referendum fails
• Photo of the day: On the farm
• Some crime numbers down in St. Charles
• Letter: Body Walk a success
• Geneva City Council votes to preserve 1930s Pure Oil building
• Gas prices hit record 
with ceiling not in sight
• Face time with Lynn O’Shea
• Therapy used for children to try to stop cycle of abuse
• Worship center for Hindus near approval
• Forum at St. Charles East an insiders’ look at drug abuse
• More arrests possible from North Aurora fight Friday
• Transportation officials fear funding will lapse
• Elgin man hurt after firecracker explodes in hand
• Domestic abuse awareness brings help for victims, abusers
• Former Broadview Academy to become Hindu worship site
• Photo of the day: Have a catch
• Drug prevention forum set at St. Charles East
• Elgin man injured after firecracker explodes in hand
• Showing the past at Primrose Farm
• Photo gallery: Living History Weekend at Primrose Farm
• 50 Men Who Cook raises money for suicide prevention
• Two teens charged, three hurt in fight in North Aurora
• Volunteers aim to bring sunlight to forest preserve
• Thirteen calls reported to election hotline
• Otto: Snakes are on the move in Kane County
• Change delays Kane court computer upgrade
• Demolition of Pure Oil building topic at meeting
• Guest View: Extra expenses can benefit tax return
• Debate on cellphone use while driving heats up
• Geneva police reports
• Pheasant Run names new general manager
• Face time with Ginnie Seaman
• Man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Gresey: Getting your letter to the editor in print
• Demolition of Pure Oil building topic of Geneva meeting
• Photo of the day: On the board
• Thirteen calls received by state's attorney's complaint line
• Aurora man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• County to move soon against nuisance properties, unregistered vehicles
• St. Charles visitors’ bureau earns award from magazine
• Woman’s request for lesser sentence pushed back
• Mooseheart eagles are back
• Kane County Board tiff over I-88/Route 47 donations continues
• Police urge caution when trying to get glimpse of eagles
• Panel recommends contract to study court expansion
• Kane to move soon against nuisance properties, inoperable vehicles
• Fifty ash trees to be removed in South Elgin
• Photo of the day: Eagles return
• Hitmen back on ice for final games
• Heat continues to set records
• Face time with Will Swan
• Connection to Lauzen helps other candidates
• Batavia planners recommend approval of Walgreens' setback
• The 'Lauzen factor' - Longtime senator's name recognition seen as factor in primary races
• Four Batavia schools on state honor roll
• Batavia planners continue to 
debate Walgreens’ plan
• Early voting a success, but turnout low in primary
• Campaign nets 5 DUI arrests in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: iPad the stats
• Batavia Lotto winner comes forward
• Golden Corral hopes to open this summer
• Campton Hills residents say yes to being a part of electricity aggregation
• Driver going wrong way in 
St. Charles charged with DUI
• Kaneland: Fees won’t dampen participation
• Residents don’t want development to change the character of village
• Hitmen seek ice access in new court filing
• Electricity referendum wins in Maple Park, fails elsewhere in Kane
• Elburn voters reject police pension referendum
• McConnaughay wins 33rd
• Russell emerges in GOP coroner race
• Hartwell wins circuit clerk race
• Klinkhamer wins big with 'un-campaign'
• Oberweis wins GOP nod
• Photo of the day: Casting a ballot
• Batavia’s McDonald’s 
is closer to demolition
• Summit 303 session to focus on middle school
• Lottery winner who purchased ticket in Batavia still a mystery
• Spring program picked back up in St. Charles
• North Aurora approves plans for gas station
• Burns ethics probe fades without written complaint
• Photo of the day: Hooping it up
• Weather forecast: Storms possible
• St. Charles Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years of organization
• Batavia 7-Eleven sells $3 million lottery ticket
• Lego creations depict Downtown Geneva
• Otto: Here come the frogs, a sure sign of spring
• Batavia traffic signals set for an upgrade
• St. Charles native to open Irish dancing studio
• McNally’s to host fundraiser for NF
• New nail spa to open on Geneva’s Third Street
• Campton Hills considering plans for gas station
• Face time with Tyler Hickey
• Officials eye sidewalk for Houston Street in Batavia
• Gresey: KCC to host live chat on election night
• Three Dems seek 6th Congressional District
• Batavia police reports
• Slice of Life: Dancing for the masses, Irish-style
• Traffic signals in downtown Batavia set for an upgrade
• Photo of the day: Ready to dance
• DeKalb man killed in Campton Hills crash
• Geneva trash cans, recycling bin set on fire
• Blagojevich’s trip to prison a spectacle
• Dogs find no drugs at Geneva middle schools
• Hitmen get OK to play this weekend at arena
• ECC opens Health and Life Sciences facility
• St. Charles police reports
• DeKalb man dies in Campton crash
• Geneva trash cans, recycling bin set on fire
• Dogs find no drugs at Geneva middle schools
• Geneva police reports
• Face time with Kathy Powell
• Mailbox damage leads to charges
• Pelicans are back early in Kane County
• Batavia eighth-grader wins Kane County bee
• Photo of the day: A grand $1,000
• Gingrich brings presidential politics to Elgin, Kane County
• Police investigate crash near Geneva middle schools
• Batavia committee backs McDonald’s demolition
• Campton Hills police reports
• Appeals court: Cunningham off ballot
• Cadence wins state OK for Delnor cancer center
• Face time with Emily Pilkinton
• Civil case against Hurlbuts dismissed
• St. Charles downtown group has new director
• Forest district plans prescribed burns
• Judge to consider whether to allow Hitmen back on ice
• County board chairman candidates in last lap
• The choice for chairman
• Phelan: Admiration for an Army-bound friend
• Hotline available for election day concerns
• Photo of the day: A celebration
• Cadence wins state OK for Delnor cancer center
• Downtown St. Charles Partnership has a new director
• Forest preserve district plans prescribed burns
• DeWitte's frozen food dash helps Salvation Army
• Project Sticker Shock to launch in St. Charles
• Kaneland looks to fee increases to fund programs
• Elburn to drop price of Metra parking passes
• State’s attorney reflects on 2011 change
• Mitchell: McConnaughay, Hurlbut should have announced donations
• Sugar Grove sees wave of new businesses
• State elections board: Cunningham can’t run
• Miller: Keeping kids active is key to combating childhood obesity
• St. Charles eyes consultant to explore business district
• Big plans for 'Les Mis' at Kaneland
• The process: School grievance procedure leaves some unsatisfied
• 50 Men Who Cook to raise money for suicide prevention
• Maple Park girl, 11, 
gets view of Iditarod
• Elburn to drop price of Metra parking passes, offer pay-by-phone
• Mitchell: McConnaughay, Hurlbut should have announced donations before vote
• No Texting While Driving day set in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Practice makes perfect
• State Elections Board: Cunningham can't run for Congress
• Accident in Wheaton causing Metra delays
• STC aldermen vote to revisit rental licensing program in six months
• Hitmen ask judge to let hockey team back on ice
• GOP presidential fight coming to Kane County
• St. Charles police reports
• Contract recommended with Geneva police union
• Liquor license for Mexican restaurant recommended for approval
• Campton Hills police reports
• District 302 approves staff reductions
• Photo of the day: 'Night at the Races'
• Olympian, author Kristi Yamaguchi visits St. Charles school
• Traffic alert: Accident cleared on Fabyan Parkway in Batavia
• St. Gall turkey dinner: What Elburn does for St. Patrick's Day
• Photo gallery: Elburn Chamber dinner
• Irish spirit parades through downtown St. Charles
• District 304 to 
announce layoffs
• Trial date set for July 16 in Koch case
• STC police investigate damaged mailboxes
• Gresey: Spellers, get R-E-A-D-Y!
• Face time with Bjorn Holstead
• Construction plans in Geneva to 
close Island Park this summer
• Geneva holds fast to its downtown identity
• Ex-West Aurora band director gets 12 years in sexual abuse case
• Kane may need to pay more 
for courts computer consultant
• Otto: Change of seasons is upon us
• Fire causes minor damage at St. Charles middle school
• St. Charles committee postpones discussion of Lexington Club
• Fire causes minor damage at St. Charles middle school
• Photo of the day: Watching on
• Campton Hills police set for St. Pat's campaign
• Construction plans will close Island Park this summer
• Ex-W. Aurora band director gets 12 years for sex abuse
• Big plans for St. Patrick's Parade
• Elburn, ShoDeen talking over school fees
• House OKs ban on handheld cell phones while driving
• Seyller details lawsuit on personal website
• Letter: Wallett is the right choice for auditor
• Simon talks to IMSA students about 
improving ethics in state government
• Holinger: Writings, readings and more at annual conference
• Parents talk of highs, lows of Davis, Richmond split
• District 101 begins process to hire principal at Grace McWayne
• St. Charles couple will be in parade, then head straight to ceremony
• A reason to celebrate
• Face time with Tony Sarkauskas
• House OKs bill that would ban handheld cell phones while driving
• Gingrich to appear at Judson University
• Photo of the day: Cheering them on
• Man gets 15 years in St. Charles robbery
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against Geneva Construction
• Kane ethics ordinance awaits answers from state’s attorney
• Fermilab officials announce hints of elusive Higgs boson
• St. Charles park makes big addition
• Cunningham ballot 
status still unknown
• LeMaire pleads not guilty to charges
• Cunningham ballot status still unknown
• Judge dismisses North Aurora's lawsuit against Geneva Construction
• Photo of the day: Keep in time
• Scientists: Elusive Higgs boson may nearly be cornered
• LeMaire pleads not guilty
• St. Charles man charged with endangering child’s life
• Big plans for I-88, Route 47
• Kaneland, teachers reach contract deal
• Conducting her peers
• Controversy follows 
booster club decision in St. Charles
• Taxes to be permanent 
to support road work in North Aurora
• Residents repeat concerns about project in North Aurora
• Probation for St. Charles man in child porn case
• St. Charles resident reports $1,400 in items stolen from home
• Plans for Elburn 
Station still on hold
• Fifteen District 302 
positions on chopping block
• Kenyon, Sauceda far apart on issues in 16th
• Jewel Middle School student charged in grenade incident
• Photo of the day: Concert at Harter
• St. Charles man charged with endangering the life of a child
• North Aurora student faces charges after bringing hand grenade to school
• Fire damages St. Charles home
• Burns' emails subject of city ethics review
• Face time with Linda Grens
• Batavia Showstoppers qualify for nationals
• Letter: Support for Castro, Tiballi
• Letter: Kevin Burns is the right choice
• Geneva Township highway 
regulatory signs to change
• Letter: Chris Lauzen is a man of principle
• Possible new venue in forest preserve stirs debate
• Batavia City Council approves strategic goals for city
• Letter: Welcoming Five-O Tattoo
• New restaurants head to St. Charles
• Review of hospital tax exemptions may be resumed
• Donahue seeks 2nd term, vying with challenger Janura
• Kane County considering resuming review of hospital tax exemptions
• Photo of the day: Rooting on the Saints
• Here come the brides
• STC middle schoolers show off cooking skills
• St. Charles middle schoolers show off cooking skills
• Five-0 Tattoo cuts the ribbon
• Geneva calls press conference on business district plan
• Face time with James Falconer
• Geneva police reports
• Batavia’s R Kids Closet 
seeking a new name
• Easter Seals sets ribbon cutting, open house time
• Historian Robinson to be honored at Batavia library
• Gresey: Farmland series concludes
• Photo of the day: What is up?
• Geneva calls press conference on business district plan
• Power lines down in Campton Hills
• Winter weather advisory in effect
• Location not everything in farmland values
• Aquascape returning 
to its St. Charles facility
• Is the farmland market just another bubble?
• District 303 studying 
air conditioning options
• BATV seeks to fill at-large board position
• Paintball vandals strike again in North Aurora
• Documentary showing to raise money for Kaneland trip
• Kane negotiating with court system computer consultant
• Batavia police, fire departments to take on teachers in charity game
• Health issue delays West criminal case
• Face time with Phyllis Bosco
• Campton voters to weigh in on referendums
• Fermilab faces $30 million in federal cuts
• Geneva forensic artist keys in on criminal suspects
• Photo: Cheering on East
• Health issue delays West criminal case
• Onesti remembers former Monkees singer Davy Jones
• Police: Windows of six 
cars vandalized in Geneva
• Federal suit filed against officer in Fermilab shooting
• St. Charles woman charged with 
endangering life of a child
• Face time with Sara McKiness
• St. Charles scores high 
in electric performance
• Police: Self-inflicted gunshot wound killed Elburn man
• Batavia school board members seek 
answers on J.B. Nelson School condition
• Women offer organizing bliss in new company
• Geneva Police Reports
• Ethanol a big factor in 
run-up of price of farmland
• New crop of investors seeking to cash in on farmland
• After hours in Geneva
• Investment firm president writes book on retirement savings
• Campaign to feed hungry kicks off
• New crop of investors seek to cash in on farmland
• Cars vandalized in Geneva
• Photo of the day: Pumped up
• Federal lawsuit filed against officer in Fermilab shooting
• Geneva schools win Academic Excellence Awards
• Geneva School District gets financial reporting award
• Fox Valley Marathon plans continue to grow
• Public health an emphasis as county plan for 2040 begins
• Face time with Pete Kakolires
• A once in four years celebration for Herwick
• Geneva to get a cool night of shopping
• Bernard’s attorney files motion for reduced sentence
• Surging farm land market brings opportunities
• St. Charles police reports
• District 101 eyes smaller deficit
• New pet clinic in North Aurora already 
seeing high demand
• Summit 303 talks focus on elementary schools
• Bernard's attorney files motion for reduced sentence
• Photo of the day: Trying to grab the rebound
• Geneva ready for a cool night of shopping
• Car drives through 7-Eleven, causing 'quite a disturbance,' but no injuries
• Businesses find inspirational words can have an impact
• Van Cleave, Starrett vie for GOP nod for Kane Board District 10
• Slice of Life: Maple Park man keeps waste in check
• Face time with Michelle Sanchez
• Two Republicans, two 
Dems vie for District 2
• Red Gate Road traffic safety tops committee talk
• Letter: Voice of the people
• Letter: Praise for our academic scholars
• Letter: Elect Chris Lauzen
• Geneva aldermen OK process for new biz district
• Early voting numbers 'desperately low' on first day
• District 101 projecting a drop in deficit
• Geneva aldermen OK process for new business district
• Elementary school changes looming in 
Batavia
• Photo of the day: Science in action
• Wonders of Science come to life at Fermilab
• ECC Trio Day event draws hundreds for college talk
• Surges supporter upset over smashed signs
• Man charged with 
endangering his children
• Home sales up, prices down in January
• Geneva man charged with battery to officer
• Student artwork on display at ArtFusion
• Batavia planners mull Walgreens
• Committee to study cameras in local courtrooms
• Photo of the day: Celebrating Ash Wednesday
• St. Charles pharmacy reports burglary
• Snow closes Kaneland schools
• Democratic candidates in 11th trade shots during forum
• St. Charles task force to review vision statement
• Cunningham foes appeal to keep him off ballot in 11th Congressional District
• Candidates in 25th, 33rd make their pitch
• New Batavia tavern receives downtown improvement grant
• Face time with Brogan Ebel
• Truth revealed in election rhetoric
• Residents voice concerns over Kaneland cuts
• Holinger: Diet leads to weight loss, 
but white hair going to stay
• XSport Fitness in Batavia 
granted permission to expand
• Batavia architectural firm leaving downtown
• Photo of the day: Improving her shot
• Search under way for senior heroes
• Waste Management launches community watch program with North Aurora
• Burns' emails scrutinized at news conference
• Demolition plan in Geneva may threaten other businesses
• Face time with Terry Gilpin
• Local officials critical of Quinn’s budget plan
• District 302 seeks feedback on cuts
• Five years later, little known about Spira's disappearance
• County makes I-88/Route 47 
interchange a ‘top priority’
• Batavia dog honored at Westminster Show
• Subdivision residents may help pay for flooding fix in Sugar Grove
• County makes I-88/Route 47 interchange 'top priority'
• Photo of the day: A traditional Polish treat
• Kaneland School District seeks feedback on cuts
• Historic commission votes against demolition of Pure Oil building
• Commission votes against Pure Oil demolition
• St. Charles council rejects ward map
• For some, home schooling is right fit
• Cunningham is back on ballot in 11th district race
• Burns: Lauzen campaign finance activities ‘strange’
• Letter: Don’t demolish Pure Oil building
• Bucket list for a 'miracle dog'
• Former Avenue Motor Sales building being sold
• Batavia approves new agreement for Tri-City Ambulance
• Face time with Julie Schairer Snave
• Endorsement: Kane County Board chairman (D) – Sarto
• Endorsement: Kane County Board chairman (R) – Burns
• Cunningham is back on the ballot
• North Aurora police warn of paintball incidents
• Batavia OKs demolition of building to make way for new Walgreens store
• Photo of the day: Positive Connection
• Holmes Hughes gets job at DeVry
• Today is last day to register for primary election
• Aldermen raise concerns 
on proposed Ravinia venue
• No new details in 
shooting at Fermilab
• Cindy Gurke: Everyone’s a winner 
at the Winter Dinner
• Job growth key to candidates in 11th Congressional District
• Pure Oil building 
in Geneva up for 
possible demolition
• Face time with Alina Simon
• Enrollment on the rise at community colleges
• Mural to return to Geneva Post Office
• Pure Oil up for possible demolition in Geneva
• Photo of the day: Belting out a tune
• Fireside fun at the Durant house
• Lauzen, Burns go head to head
• Shooting at Fermi
• Batavia mayor welcomes Postal Annex to city
• Local youths raise their voices in anti-bullying anthem
• Photo gallery: Mr. Kaneland
• Face time with Michele Cady
• Geneva man, 57, 
pleads guilty to child 
pornography charge
• McIlvaine’s work schedule 
adjusted after court agreement
• Pennington seeks 
to have D-304’s 
suit thrown out
• St. Charles proposes changes to liquor license rules
• Otto: A final helping of turkey
• District 303 receives 
$7.6M from state
• Vote on water increase 
planned in Elburn
• Photo of the day: Showing off her karate skills
• Students vie for Mr. Kaneland crown
• Technology tools help candidates get their message out
• County treasurer urges residents to claim funds
• St. Charles residents concerned about Red Gate Road safety
• Rx Cafe closes in St. Charles
• Sen. Lauzen knocks red light cameras; Mayor Burns criticizes event
• McConnaughay's former neighbors endorse Surges
• Cunningham must wait for decision on appeal
• Face time with Richard Bicbic
• Endorsement: Kane County Board District 11 (R): Donahue
• Endorsement: Kane County Board District 10 (R): Van Cleave
• Letter: Inconsistent behavior
• St. Charles police reports
• County treasurer urges taxpayers to claim funds
• Photo of the Day: Valentine's rush
• Woman rescued in Batavia apartment fire
• Second Cavazos brother sentenced to 60 years
• Lauzen, Burns clash over red light cameras
• Face time with Ian Swanson
• Tension heats up at GOP debate for County Board Chairman
• Endorsement: Kane County Board District 2: Barreiro
• St. Charles city officials planning for growth
• Geneva police partner with national surveillance website
• New details in St. Charles 
rental licensing proposal
• Batavia residents receptive to Walgreens' plans
• Endorsement: Kane County Board District 2 (D) – Barreiro
• Photo of the day: Heading down court
• Burns, Lauzen to appear at forum Sunday in Geneva
• New details in St. Charles rental licensing proposal
• Hoscheit elected to Illinois Association of Park Districts board
• New venture might emerge for 302 West
• Five charged with DUI in latest no-refusal event
• Face time with Betty Phillips
• Radogno offers ideas on 
state’s budget problems
• Unused prescription drugs collected for disposal
• Man charged with deceptive practice in St. Charles
• Reduced seating 
at new McDonald’s draws objection from Batavia Mayor
• County moves ahead with plans for jail
• Burgess Field renovation bids OK’d for $1.1M
• State’s attorney weighs in on 
Cameras in the courtroom
• Photo of the day: Listening in
• New life soon might emerge for 302 West in Geneva
• Man charged with deceptive practice in van purchase at St. Charles dealership
• County moves ahead with plans for jail, landfill redevelopment
• Caution urged with 
electric suppliers by Batavia officials
• Face time with Asta Naktinyte
• Decision on housing plan in St. Charles will wait
• Next Geneva street superintendent to be hired, not appointed
• Executive director steps down from 
Downtown St. Charles Partnership
• Kaneland superintendent reveals plan for cuts
• Former Baker's Square site eyed for development
• Slice of Life: Valentine's season for a florist
• Crowded ballot in 25th State Senate race
• Rush: Site has great Valentine’s Day ideas
• Letter: Vote for Chris Lauzen
• Public invited to comment 
on Batavia Walgreens plans
• Letter: Hartwell for circuit clerk
• Photo of the day: Ready to go onstage
• Aurora Democrats will host candidate forum
• Executive Director Jennifer Faivre leaves Downtown St. Charles Partnership
• Highlights from Prom O Rama
• Sportscaster James Brown talks about his faith at Christ Community Church
• Huskies draw a crowd at Hickory Knolls Discovery Days
• Kiss the Sky record store will move to new location
• No injuries in garage fire
• District 303 gala honors 3 alumni
• Cunningham fighting 
to get back on ballot
• Gresey: Kane County Chronicle endorsements set to run
• Fire causes $5K in damage to business
• Under the Big Top coming soon to St. Charles
• McConnaughay wins backing from Roskam
• Face time with Debbie Leoni
• Would-be buyers consider shuttered Mill Race
• Otto: Talking turkey in the Tri-Cities
• St. Charles East students talk business
• Is help on the way for Charlestowne Mall?
• Photo of the day: Waiting for the game
• County chairman, coroner, auditor candidates to debate Wednesday in Geneva
• Batava fire causes minimal damage
• Couple combines love of dogs, beach in Batavia
• St. Charles businesses fined after compliance check
• Bernard’s attorney to explore possible appeal
• Sugar Grove Veterans Park wins lease
• Panel wants Geneva to study business district options
• Lorusso gets 30 days; victim’s father held in contempt of court
• Face time with Frank Kuzel
• N. Aurora to build interactive water feature along riverfront
• Bernard's attorney exploring possible appeal
• Lorusso gets 30 days in jail after violating probation in fatal crash
• Firefighter injured in Batavia house fire
• Ghost Hunters headed to Waubonsee
• Contraception rule stirs controversy
• County poised to OK jail demolition contract
• Woman gets 7 years in crash that killed St. Charles couple
• After 38 years, Al Capone’s steakhouse closes
• Judge McCann assigned to Hurlbuts’ civil case
• County ethics ordinance headed back to board after minor tweak
• Face time with Ray Hunt
• ‘Wizard of Oz’ to touch down in Batavia
• Batavia to pick up bigger share in proposed ambulance agreement
• Batavia planners begin reviewing Walgreens’ proposal for store
• Photo of the day: A dog day
• County ethics rules headed back to board after minor tweak
• County poised to OK jail demolition contract
• Photo of the day: Getting ready for the show
• Alia Bernard sentenced to 7 years in crash that killed St. Charles couple
• Batavia mayor voices proposed venue noise concerns
• District heads weigh teacher certification bonuses
• Despite fiscal struggles, Elburn will maintain snowfall removal
• St. Charles committee recommends approval of ward map
• Officials look into St. Charles fire
• Batavia wants to install warning signs along Kirk
• Photo of the day: Helping explain things
• Geneva streets superintendent charged, fired
• Shakeout urges: Be prepared for quakes
• McConnaughay, Surges clash on experience, record
• Batavia to save $200,000 
by refinancing bridge bonds
• Grosso is new board 
president for D-304
• Hultgren plays role in Kane chairman race
• Face time with Tim Anderson
• Library classes and programs can help jobless
• Residents question proposed TIF district in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Spreading the word
• Mark Grosso named Geneva School Board's president
• Kindergarten registration to begin in St. Charles
• LeMaire arrested, fired
• Hundreds of runners, walkers take part in Super Bowl Shuffle
• 'Geneva Stars' crowns champion, tops last year's fundraising amount
• Tri-Cities Rotaract draws attention to Afghan women writers
• St. Peter Catholic School plans open house
• Elburn to put off Shodeen project vote until later this month
• Oberweis, Foster among contribution leaders for election
• Man doesn’t get much in Elburn robbery
• Orthodontist wins chamber’s Charlemagne Award in St. Charles
• Face time with Marcus Montgomery
• CiCi’s Pizza closes in Batavia
• Low-cost spay-neuter clinic opens up in North Aurora
• Gresey: The ‘Ultimate Coffee Experience’
• Geneva street superintendent 
indicted on theft charges
• Geneva street superintendent indicted
• Photo of the day: Giving encouragement
• Teen is first in St. Charles to face synthetic marijuana charge
• 'Heart of a Woman' at Batavia church
• Re-establishing business district on tap in Geneva
• Face time with Kathryn Trendler
• Cunningham, Harris 
off ballot in 11th District
• Kane officials: DuPage juvy 
transfer to net Kane $771K
• Scouts prepare for
 Fox Valley Winterall
• Attorney appointed as judge in Kane County
• Blackjacks owners charged with concealing income
• Sisters work to raise money to fight lymphoma
• A foggy day
• Photo of the day: Waiting her turn
• Kane officials: DuPage juvy transfer to net Kane $771K
• Attorney appointed as associate judge in 16th Judicial Circuit
• Woodstock Willie predicts early spring
• Sugar Grove Chamber offers expert advice
• Slice of Life: Crossing guard looks out for students
• Educator: Test scores 
not only key for students
• Face time with Carolyn Schwartz
• Project Dance set at St. Charles North
• Tardy tax payments become an issue before primary
• West criminal case delayed until March
• Local lawmakers criticize State of the State address
• District 303 schools win excellence awards
• Photo of the day: On guard
• Dentists to offer free services to needy
• Face time with Danica Johnson
• ‘Good idea’ turns great as company helps vets
• Swanner: Ice skating a great way 
to have fun, burn calories
• Blood centers use incentives to lure donors
• Poor economy devalues Geneva business district
• Judicial center may get more space, but less than planned
• Tremendous Turnout for “Teens Won’t Wait” Kick Off Reception
• Photo of the day: Laughing it up
• Minor earthquake hits in McHenry County
• GreenFields of Geneva ready to open its doors
• Kane County auditor candidates pitch ideas
• Geneva TaxFACTS launches website 
tracking all taxing bodies’ finances
• Catholic Schools Week gets going at St. Patrick
• Kaneland cuts will affect staff, programs
• Geneva considers fees to help budget
• City council to honor Batavia soldiers
• Face time with Rob Livingston
• Tax watchdog group in Geneva expands vision
• Photo of the day: The piano duo
• GreenFields of Geneva retirement community ready to open its doors
• Batavia couple honored for contributions to community
• Cub Scouts compete at Pinewood Derby
• ECC shows off new library building
• Gresey: Chronicle website abounds with candidate information
• Face time with Jacob Bettinghaus
• Elburn to increase water, sewer rates
• Summit 303 set in St. Charles to get input on education
• Otto: These head-bangers really know how to rock
• Batavia Library sees rapid growth in 10 years in new building
• ECC shows off new library
• Photo of the day: Honoring Nolan
• Face time with Athena Tembo
• Holinger: Discarded tree fuels thoughts of what might have been
• Geneva Underground presents ‘Foxfire’
• One more show for American Grands coordinator
• Sugar Grove library board reaches agreement with Holmes Hughes
• Police investigate after 
bullets found at schools
• Recyclers line up to collect electronics banned from landfills
• Longtime Geneva resident Jaeger passes away at 86
• Witness: Casciaro wanted me to ‘talk to’ victim
• Photo of the day: Up for grabs
• Jaeger was 'advocate for Geneva's history'
• No injuries in gas leak, fire in St. Charles
• Police: St. Charles woman had high blood-alcohol level before fatal crash
• GOP petition objections 
in hearings this week
• Kane County Regional superintendent to retire
• County board wants answers on animal control staff time
• Face time with Juanita Brankin
• Heartland Blood Center in Geneva to move
• Kane schools being proactive with healthy lunches
• N. Aurora Police Officer of the Year goes to McKiness
• XSport Fitness wants to expand facility
• Phelan: Stereotypes possibly the most annoying part of high school
• Cardiovascular 
screening planned
• County board members press for answers on animal control staff time
• Photo of the day: Pondering his answer
• St. Charles accepting entries for St. Patrick Parade
• Police: St. Charles woman had high blood-alcohol level before fatal crash
• Chief deputy clerk loses battle with cancer
• Counties consider cameras in courtrooms
• Surges admits paying property taxes late
• Ex-Sugar Grove resident sentenced in Ponzi fraud scheme
• Niemela: Daddy-daughter moments worth celebrating
• Moran steps down as D-304 board president
• Face time with Janey Jordan
• Some say stereotypes of renters are unfair
• Batavia school board approves retooling kindergarten
• All Spoked Up bicycle store opens in Batavia
• Merritt King leaves 'an indelible mark’ on Geneva
• St. Charles Consulting Group moving to new office
• Hultgren responds to Obama's State of the Union address
• Moran steps down as School District 304 board president
• Surges admits paying property taxes late
• Two more former employees charged with theft from Walmart
• Photo of the day: Eating right
• Former South Elgin karate instructor accused of sexual abuse
• Police investigating Sunday’s robbery of Sunny’s Supermarket
• Batavia company gives away furnace
• Circuit clerk candidates 
lay out plans
• Cost of bridge in St. Charles may be lower than expected
• ‘No-refusal’ campaign set for Super Bowl Sunday
• County chair candidates clash on taxes, spending, ethics
• Coroner hopefuls trade barbs at forum
• Elburn trustees get answers on Elburn Station
• Northern Illinois Food Bank establishes record
• Salvation Army campaign meets its goal
• Photo of the day: Strolling down memory lane
• Police investigate Sunday's armed robbery at Sunny's Supermarket
• League of Women Voters candidate forum is tonight
• Residents reflect on 100-year history of Batavia High School
• Photo gallery: Funeral for Spc. Christopher Patterson
• Patterson remembered as hero, soldier, man of faith, music
• Batavia man charged in more armed robberies
• North Aurora resident 
upset about missing statues
• Chez Moi French cafe ready to open in Geneva
• Lauzen: No intention of reporting allegations
• Otto: Animals in spotlight at Discovery Days
• Snow blasts through area
• Note to subscribers
• Batavia man charged in more armed robberies
• Photo of the day: Paying respects to a hero
• Paying respect to North Aurora soldier
• Caution urged as severe snowstorm hits
• Former Batavian, others inducted into Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame
• Procession for Patterson to pass schools
• Three North Aurora police 
officers nominated for award
• Water rate hike on tap for Mill Creek to pay deficit
• Olsen’s family marks five years since disappearance
• Winners named in St. Charles youth grant contest
• Work continues on methane leak
• Legislators address budget at Geneva breakfast event
• Batavia city services topic of Batavia chamber seminar
• Photo of the day: Put him on ice
• Man charged in Batavia, North Aurora Subway robberies
• Significant snowfall expected today
• Significant snowfall expected Friday
• Kane County hires new animal control director
• Slice of Life: Behind the scenes at the movies
• Summit 303 events focused on school district
• St. Charles police investigate cellphone thefts
• Face time with Wendi Dwyer
• Geneva street superintendent suspended amid spending probe
• State Senate candidates in 25th tout service, records
• Walmart employees charged with theft
• St. Charles to crown the Bartender of the Year
• New restaurant clear to open in downtown Batavia
• Suspects in series of pizza robberies arrested
• Board vote on Elburn Station will wait
• Ashland Flooring in Batavia facing eviction
• Geneva street superintendent suspended amid spending probe
• Ashland Flooring facing eviction from Campana building
• Photo of the day: A trip up north
• Kane County hires new animal control director
• Walmart employees charged with retail theft
• Summit 303 events focused on school district
• Quieter railroad crossings coming soon near LaFox
• Lauzen accuses Kane County of 'pay-to-play' politics
• Face time with Peggy Young
• Batavia Park Board names 
interim executive director
• NIU's Cole Hall reopens
• Voluntary separation program saves nearly $290K in St. Charles
• GOP Senate candidates to face off
• D-303 to honor distinguished alumni
• Swanner: Beating the winter blues
• Underage drinking fine goes up; council bans synthetic pot
• Chuck West’s civil case on hold
• Letter: Celebrating in Elburn
• Hotel Baker in St. Charles gets fresh look
• Quieter railroad crossings coming soon to LaFox
• Photo of the day: Doggone weather
• District 303 to honor distinguished alumni
• 25th State Senate candidates to face off in debate
• Face time with Bryan Payne
• Mother of basketball great Dan Issel dies
• Three in GOP vie in county clerk primary
• Democrats target Klinkhamer in chairman race
• St. Charles resident helps cancer patients get to appointments
• Specialist Patterson honored at meeting in North Aurora
• Three in GOP vie in circuit clerk primary
• Batavia woman wins Cantigny photo contest
• Photo of the day: Gaining possession
• All Canada Show visitors hunt for vacation spots
• Sugar Grove Township man faces drug charges
• Fire causes more than $150,000 damage to Batavia home
• Reading with Rover a hit with kids, dogs
• Gresey: Candidates come out for luncheon
• Pal Joey’s eyes downtown Batavia restaurant location
• New restaurant to move into Limestone Coffee building
• Pizzeria, sandwich shop close in Geneva
• Policy on sidewalks discussed in Batavia
• Face time with Justin Licke
• Sixteen charged after 
underage drinking party
• Students learn about Dr. King’s dream
• Chairman candidates talk taxes, administration and more during forum
• New restaurant to move into Limestone Coffee building
• Pal Joey's eyes restaurant in downtown Batavia
• Photo of the day: A little patience
• Woman, 95, might be St. Charles' longest continuous resident
• Homeowners challenging property tax assessments
• Holinger: A tragedy in the making
• North Aurora board to honor fallen soldier
• Kaneland teacher gives students a blast from the past
• Face time with Amy Hayes
• Lauzen’s son on ship that rescued fishermen
• Kane area hit by season’s first significant snowfall
• Photo of the day: Careful getting around
• Photo gallery: The snow
• Aurora man gets life for murder
• Ex-Sugar Grove resident charged with insurance fraud
• Batavia parks head going to Palatine Park District
• Foreclosure activity ebbed in 2011
• Friends continue to remember fallen soldier
• Get ready for 'a shock to the system'
• Photo of the day: Getting to the basket
• Batavia Park District executive director resigns
• Batavia residents voice concerns about class sizes
• State’s attorney: Crime down in Kane
• Four to enter St. Charles East Hall of Fame
• Homicide not suspected in 71-year-old’s death
• Kaneland board opts 
for steeper budget cuts
• Proposed amendments
 may help property owners
• As much as 5 inches forecasted in area
• Settlement reached in health department layoffs
• Soldier’s funeral set at Batavia church
• Last song? Kiss the Sky's future unclear
• Face time with Megan Dang
• Rollover 
crash kills 
Elburn man
• Funeral services set for North Aurora soldier
• Photo of the day: A late lunch
• Ready for the snow? Experts expect it this week
• Four to enter St. Charles East Hall of Fame
• Where there's smoke ... controlled burns going on today
• Elburn man dies in rollover crash
• Camper consumed by fire in Maple Park
• Friends remember North Aurora soldier
• Face time with Joseph Gagnepain
• Rush: Geneva offering 
plenty to do in 2012
• Geneva aldermen vote to recommend bigger fine for underage drinking
• Residents, officials debate housing development in St. Charles
• Staged combat workshop teaches fighting points
• Fermilab helps create clearer picture of dark matter
• Photo of the day: Keep your guard up
• "Parents: You Matter" presented by Kane County Sheriff's Department
• Local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• More big cuts needed at District 302
• All GOP candidate petitions challenged in race for 11th
• Objections surface in races for 8th, 14th
• St. Charles Plan Commission chair faces suit
• Record-setting employee retires from park district
• Events feed needs – for food, fellowship and fun
• Photo of the day: That is cool
• Geneva aldermen OK townhouse project
• Industrial site might become TIF district in St. Charles
• Face time with Kerry Knott
• Experts explain methane leak near Midway Landfill
• Home sales up, prices down again in County
• Pheasant Run Resort to get new management
• Northside Pub 
celebrates opening in Elburn
• St. Charles police warn of identity theft
• Bus rapid transit meeting set in Elgin
• Photo of the day: Going underground
• St. Charles police warn of identity theft
• Meeting on bus rapid transit study set in Elgin
• Forest preserve district seeks applicants for summer jobs
• St. Charles residents can hear plans on Lexington Club
• New law could clog checkout lines
• Phelan: Prepping for a final, other tests can be tough
• Batavia School Board to host Listening Post
• Cummings appointed new Geneva 2nd ward alderman
• Slice of Life: St. Charles bell captain among best
• St. Charles police reports
• St. Charles police report attempted burglaries
• Face time with Alicia Ramos
• St. Charles police report attempted burgaries
• Photo of the day: Bell captain
• Upcoming St. Charles Park District programs
• Crash victim remembered as ‘sweetest girl’
• Aldermen OK grant for downtown bakery
• Ace Hardware in Geneva ready to open
• No shortage of nursing care
• Tests for methane in subdivision are negative
• Prasino closes doors for now, aims to re-open with new name
• Resolution solution: Personal trainer might help guide you
• Luncheon to highlight county board candidates
• Crash victim remembered as 'sweetest girl with the hugest heart'
• Photo of the day: Ozzie says hi
• Kane County Board chairman candidates set for legislative luncheon
• Two impaired-driving arrests in Campton Hills' campaign
• Batavia mom gives birth to first baby of the year at Delnor
• Police: Arson possible in death of Elburn man
• St. Charles woman dies in Campton Hills crash
• Face time with Kari Bracey
• Ozzie T. Cougar visits an old friend
• Swanner: How to get fit for new year
• Photo of the day: Ozzie time
• More than 200 new laws taking effect in 2012 in Illinois
• Face Time with Karen Jensen
• Police: Arson possible in death of Elburn man, but not homicide
• Batavia mom gives birth to first baby of the year at Delnor Hospital
• WWII veteran gets surprise visit from friend Ozzie the Cougar
• St. Charles woman dies in Campton Hills car crash
• St. Charles woman dies in Campton Hills car accident
• Leaders look foward: High hopes for developing in Batavia
• Leaders look forward: Geneva poised for transformation
• Gresey: Iron level right for donation
• Leaders look forward: New restaurants, stores moving to Sugar Grove
• Leaders look forward: Village Hall project to be completed in North Aurora
• Leaders look forward: Big decisions loom in Elburn
• Leaders look forward: High hopes for developing in Batavia
• Leaders look foward: Geneva poised for transformation
• Leaders look foward: New restaurants, stores moving to Sugar Grove
• State commission aims to reduce binge drinking
• Leaders look foward: Village Hall project to be completed in North Aurora
• Leaders look foward: Big decisions loom in Elburn
• Leaders look forward: Changing landscape in St. Charles
• Leaders look foward: Changing landscape in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Fighting for possession
• Delnor outlines plans for cancer center
• 2011 in Review: Top 10 stories of the year
• Face time with Tom Pekny
• Icy roads lead to traffic snarls in Kane County
• Photo: Support for former library director
• Couple sued over damage to million-dollar home
• Face time with Tracy Baer
• Aurora works to clean up diesel fuel spill
• Man charged after dealership incident
• Batavia Triathlon chooses new title sponsor, race director
• 2011 in Review: The top photos of the year
• Batavia boy lighting up Chicago stage
• Security added at courthouse
• County board interviews animal control director candidates
• County board interviews animal control director candidates
• Couple sued over damage to million-dollar home
• Photo of the day: Nervous to begin
• 2011 in Review: The top 10 Newsmakers
• Police: Elburn barn ‘a total loss’ after fire
• Avenue Motor Sales closing after 80 years
• Newsmakers 2011: School boards
• Newsmakers 2011: Jim Gaffney
• Probes continue to detect methane
• Newsmakers 2011: Karen Dobner
• Judge won’t quash animal cruelty case against Rinn
• Newsmakers 2011: Deborah Seyller
• Newsmakers 2011: Lynlee Gilbert
• Newsmakers 2011: Nick Smith
• Newsmakers 2011: Karen McConnaughay
• Face time with Beth Miller
• Newsmakers 2011: Randy Hultgren
• Powers withdraws from GOP primary
• Sears to downsize; fate of local stores remains uncertain
• Congressional primary races set
• Newsmakers 2011: Life-saving cyclists
• Goose knocked out power to Batavia homes on Christmas
• Probes continue to detect methane
• Police: Elburn barn 'a total loss' in fire
• Judge refuses to quash case against Aurora man charged with beating dog
• Avenue Motor Sales to close Friday
• Photo of the day: At the races
• Jewish Neighbors seek donations for activities
• Going for a surprise ride
• Issues still need to be 
addressed at St. Charles library
• Merlin Corp. employees shave heads to support co-worker
• Shoppers search for bargains after Christmas
• Photo of the day: Names on the giving tree
• Mental health board gives $139,000 to agencies
• Power restored after brief outage in Batavia
• Trees promote season of giving
• Christmas Eve at The Bike Rack
• Residents escape safely in Elburn fire
• Otto: Every day is Christmas for naturalists
• District 304 refunds bonds
• Geneva alderman home for holidays after cancer fight
• Forecaster: ‘...last half of winter will be a lot worse’
• Face time with Emily Wleklinski
• Gresey: Late shopping jolly in Geneva
• Congressional candidates file for primary
• Testing for methane continues in county
• No injuries reported in Elburn house fire
• Forecaster: 'Last half of winter will be a lot worse'
• Photo of the day: Back at home
• Kane County candidate forum set for Jan. 23
• Reindeer Race promotes exercise, fundraising, fun
• Bloomington Gold soon will leave St. Charles
• How to deal with holiday blues
• Kane prepares to launch Anderson Road extension work
• Face time with Dave Majerczak
• Petersons named Batavia 
Citizens of the Year 2011
• Photo of the day: Celebrating Hanukkah
• Kane County candidates forum set for Jan. 23
• Bloomington Gold Corvette show to leave St. Charles
• Petersons named Batavia Citizens of the Year
• Surge of donations helping 
Salvation Army approach goal
• Kane, Waste Management boost methane detection at landfills
• Observant Jews celebrate Hanukkah miracle
• Case against West is 
delayed until Feb. 2
• St. Charles teen raps on stage at New York concert
• Plan commissioners approve Rubicon's plans despite concerns
• Face time with Laszlo Marton
• Weather service: White Christmas likely won’t happen
• Photo of the day: Scrambling for a rebound
• Weather service: 'A white Christmas is unlikely'
• Chuck West case reset for Groundhog Day
• Batavia council approves new gas tax
• Bill seeks to ban delinquent parents from ballot
• Sense of security stolen after rash of robberies
• Parents, teachers cope with news of preschool closing
• Elfstrom Stadium to be Fifth Third Bank Ballpark
• STC businesses fail compliance checks
• Elburn Village Board rejects home rule vote
• Photo of the day: Checking out Heritage Prairie Market
• Batavia approves new gas tax
• Elburn board rejects home rule vote, could bring back in November
• Six St. Charles businesses fail liquor compliance checks
• Cougars to play in Fifth Third Bank Ballpark
• Report: Lorusso brought own alcohol to party
• Flamingos lead way to soldier book drive
• Retention rate for teachers high among local districts
• Officials say methane gas not a threat
• Charlestowne Mall coffee shop opens to rave reviews
• Winter market draws those in search of fresh, local food
• More than $500 taken in 7-Eleven robbery
• Police report: Lorusso brought his own alcohol to party
• Photo of the day: Making the gingerbread
• St. Charles police plan Citizen's Police Academy
• St. Charles police plan extra traffic enforcement
• Face Time with Dann Villwock
• New Charlestowne Mall coffee shop opens to rave reviews
• Hotel Baker brunch puts St. Charles in holiday mood
• 7-11 store robbed in St. Charles
• Winter farm market offers fresh, local food, even in cold
• Batavia restaurant to host Troopapalooza
• Fermi breaks ground on new facility
• Two men charged in Geneva drug bust
• Maple Park fire chief beating prostate cancer
• Domino's offers $10,000 reward in wake of armed robberies
• Face time with Jill Brenner
• Gresey: Wasco students deliver spirit
• North Aurora resident wants to educate others about Africa
• Coffee percolating again at Charlestowne
• Letter: Teach your children to respect others
• Elburn Village Board to decide on home rule question
• Otto: Osage oranges, fascinating and festive
• Elburn police reports
• Coffee will be perking again at Charlestowne Mall
• Photo of the day: Decorating for a cause
• Accelerator research facility moves forward at Fermilab
• Woman escapes injury after fire
• Santa portrait to raise money for Parkinson’s research
• Face time with Harold Marks
• Congressional remap upheld
• New Batavia restaurant 
to offer a taste of Italy
• Rubicon revises plans for facility in Batavia
• Batavia School District to use TIF money 
on capital projects
• Real advantage of smartphones lies in apps
• Prosecutors likely to push for jail for Lorusso
• Rubicon revises plans for facility after residential concerns
• New Batavia restaurant to offer a taste of Italy
• Photo of the day: Getting fired up
• Democrats' congressional maps upheld
• Campton Hills police to crack down on safety-belt enforcement
• Probation violation may land Wayne man in jail
• Letter: Christmas Stroll a great success
• Meeting time for the Sugar Grove Chamber
• Ruby Foundation awards $100K for Parkinson’s research
• Kane County Board deadlocks on ethics rules
• Changes to come for electronics recycling
• STEM aims to give students an advantage
• St. Charles School District plans Summit 303
• Pedestrian treated, released after bump by car
• Phelan: Reviewing the positives and negatives of Facebook
• Texas woman pleads guilty, gets 20 years in Kane heroin bust
• Face time with Audre Pack
• Geneva History Center gets a website update
• Pedestrian treated, released after bump by car in Batavia
• Upcoming St. Charles Park District programs
• Cougars plan Meet the Cougars, coaches clinic
• Photo of the day: STEM research
• Texas woman pleads guilty, gets 20 years in Kane County heroin bust
• St. Charles School District plans Summit 303
• Cities rely on agreements to keep, expand business
• Tax levy to hike property taxes in Batavia
• Fermilab officials see progress in Higgs boson search
• Father thankful speed limit lowered at spot of fatal crash
• Man hospitalized in Burlington shooting
• Police: Man tricks worker, steals Red Kettle
• Geneva passes 2011 levy on another attempt
• Deal to jail DuPage’s juvenile offenders in Kane County OK’d
• Officials: Incident reminds to be wary of jury scams
• St. Charles aldermen get 
look at housing proposal
• One man hospitalized in shooting in Burlington
• Photo of the day: A lighted wonderland
• Father thankful speed limit lowered at spot of fatal car crash
• Fifth ornament in Batavia Depot Museum's church series available
• St. Charles Police: Man dupes bell ringer into giving up a full kettle
• Two Guys and Free Spaghetti at St. Charles Episcopal
• Convenience store proposed for Batavia shopping center
• Hurlbuts face suit in alleged sex assault involving son
• District 304 approves levy that will hike taxes
• Teen crashes car into house west of Batavia
• Vision for downtown St. Charles project changes
• Who is your congressman? District lines don't make it easy
• Bears' Gould goes shopping with Mooseheart youths
• Photo of the day: A Bears sighting
• Convenience store proposed for Batavia shopping center
• Upcoming Batavia Park District programs
• Batavia Chamber seeks nominations for Citizen of the Year
• Face Time with Laurie Runyon
• Durant House gives visitors a trip back to Christmas past
• Residents name qualities needed in new Sugar Grove library director
• Alderman decks out home for holidays
• Face time with Ashley Bannon
• Campton Hills bans synthetic drugs
• St. Charles East students help spread Christmas cheer
• Aurora man charged with stalking St. Charles woman
• Batavia to be featured on national TV
• Batavia woman presents story of grandfather who was mayor of Chicago
• Aurora mom takes fight against synthetic drugs to national TV
• Citation issued in Kirk Road crash
• Aurora man charged with stalking St. Charles woman
• Photo of the day: St. Charles networking party
• North Aurora man gets 44 years on drug charges
• Sugar Grove library public forum set for Saturday
• Campton Hills bans synthetic drugs
• Cougars individual tickets go on sale Saturday
• Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed St. Charles couple
• Batavia ACCESS Toy Committee’s toy drive to help families
• Changes to Pace busing 
service to start Monday
• Area projects earn design accolades
• Delnor, Central DuPage team up as Cadence
• Christmas trees stand tall in tough economy
• SciTech preschool touts STEM-based approach
• MWAH! bringing message to St. Charles
• Two arrested after fight over volume of TV
• Face time with Michelle Dene
• Geneva police investigating armed robbery at Game Stop
• Walsh to run in 8th District
• Delnor, CDH team up as Cadence
• Crash in Geneva at Kirk Road and Fabyan Parkway
• Photo of the day: Hitting the boards
• Changes to Pace bus service will start Monday
• Fair Oaks Dairy Products recalling some cheese varieties
• Geneva body shop owner calls fire arson
• Phelan: Holiday gifts to give to hard-to-shop-for teens
• Sounds to celebrate the season
• Democrats advocate for jobless
• Gurnee Democrat to join race in 14th
• Still no trial date in West criminal case
• Special meeting leads to agreement on raises for sheriff’s office employees
• Aurora mom to appear on TV with Anderson Cooper
• Face time with Cherie Rokke
• Photo of the day: Tree time
• Four charged with forgery in St. Charles
• No injuries in Geneva fire
• Teens charged in North Aurora vehicle burglaries
• Police release photo of suspect in robbery of Geneva bank
• Electric rates in Batavia to go up
• Batavia dance team plans kick-a-thon
• Auditions set for Fox Valley Rep’s ‘Annie Jr.’
• State's attorney reflects on first year, says challenges remain
• Geneva veteran remembers Pearl Harbor
• Batavia residents may see slight increase in city taxes
• Seigle’s Cabinet Center’s planning 
to come to Geneva
• Walsh says announcement will come Thursday
• Seigle's headed to Geneva
• Photo of the day: Marine pride
• Four charged with DUI in St. Charles safety campaign
• Sign flap erupts in Geneva's downtown
• St. Charles task force favors new districts
• Candidates set for primaries in Kane County
• State Senate field crowded
• Medical helicopters valuable when every second counts
• Face time with Marilyn Hayes
• First Street project may get kickstart in St. Charles
• Geneva Alderman Piper to resign Dec. 31
• Batavia approves site plan for new business park
• Levy not approved in Geneva
• Walsh mum Monday on campaign plans
• St. Charles teen charged in 
break-in at Richmond
• Crowded candidate fields to greet voters in State Senate races
• Candidate fields set in Kane County races
• Photo of the day: An early wrap
• Police investigating armed robbery at Geneva bank
• St. Charles teen charged in break-in at Richmond Elementary
• Second suspect charged in Filling Station fight
• District 303 seeking student designs for website
• Sugar Grove library plans public forum
• Geneva Hardware reopens for liquidation sale
• Lazarus House plans Christmas brunch
• Cougars individual tickets go on sale Saturday
• Koppie leaves state Senate race, backs Surges in 33rd District
• Face Time with Shannon Townsend
• Evergreen Holidays rings in new tradition in N. Aurora
• Klinkhamer files for county board chair
• Geneva business owner angered over sign law
• Where will Walsh run? 'You're going to know by Monday'
• Breakfast with Santa set for Sunday in Elburn
• Photo gallery: Holiday in the Grove
• Walsh to make St. Charles appearance, mum on meaning
• St. Charles police reports
• Elburn to ask voters to OK pension tax
• Campton Hills police reports
• Sugar Grove to host holiday festivities
• Gresey: Season brings on the bell ringing
• Red Kettle campaign seeks donations, volunteers
• Feeling the Christmas spirit at Geneva
• Big Fish Grille closes its doors in Geneva Commons
• Geneva's holiday party
• Christmas season arrives in Elburn
• Photo of the day: Marshmallow roast
• Sugar Grove library plans public forum on library director search
• Walsh to appear Saturday in St. Charles
• No injuries after small fire at Delnor
• Face time with Mike Bee
• Area business owners urged to take active role in politics
• Board members, residents discuss needs in new Sugar Grove Public Library director
• Elburn to review plans for new development
• Thompson Middle School fire causes $100,000 in damage
• High School class reunions changing in age of Facebook
• Elburn Christmas Stroll to kick off holidays
• Residents voice concern over Rubicon expansion in Batavia
• Photo of the day: Battle for the ball
• Thompson Middle School fire causes $100,000 in damage
• St. Charles man charged in fight at Filling Station
• Sixty citations in Campton police safety campaign
• Public works departments set for winter
• Rubicon, Batavia residents 
meeting set for today
• Area public works departments ready for winter
• Face time with Mark Jendrzejczyk
• Tobacco checks leave one charge
• Rubicon, Batavia residents 
meeting rescheduled
• Elburn home alight for holidays
• Christmas Walk to light up Geneva
• Rubicon, residents meeting rescheduled to Thursday night
• Photo of the day: Bracing for winter
• Upcoming Batavia Park District programs
• Stacey Ekstrom to be St. Charles Chamber's president and CEO
• Kane County Cougars announce new manager
• Upcoming St. Charles Park District programs
• Director: Geneva History 
Center educator ‘will be missed’
• Police look at possible link in Subway robberies
• St. Charles residents invited to share visions of town
• Walsh campaign may run in another district
• Batavia man elected president of math council
• County faces key issue on hospitals possibly paying property taxes
• Who to turn to when abused kids need help
• Sweets shop to open Saturday in 
downtown Batavia restaurant
• Photo of the day: Holding on
• Director: Geneva History Center educator 'will be missed'
• North Aurora Mothers Club plans Operation Christmas program
• Red Gate Bridge project may get jump-start
• Water charge likely to increase in Geneva
• Tree dedication to honor noted Batavia historian
• Four looking to lead the county board
• Batavia, Geneva talk about 
renewing boundary agreement
• Election season is under way
• Photo of the day: Celebrating a title
• Batavia lights up the holiday season
• Police investigate robbery at St. Charles Domino's Pizza
• Rain dampens, but spirits high, at St. Charles Electric Parade
• Black Friday brings out the shoppers
• Regional superintendents to get paid – from local share of government taxes
• Dog Scouts planning pet food drive
• Final leaf pickup set in St. Charles
• Photo gallery: The Black Friday experience
• Photo of the day: Getting the best deals
• Two injured in Geneva crash
• Black Friday off and running
• Haircuts to help boy with medical needs
• District 303 to seek tax increase
• Small businesses hoping for big boost
• Craft show coming to fairgrounds
• Photo of the day: Getting ready for the big game
• Food, fun at VFW feast in Batavia
• Hundreds flock to Lazarus House's Thanksgiving feast
• Business to give free furnace
• Holiday tradition to light up St. Charles
• St. Charles rotary club to collect toys during parade
• Police warn of event-related traffic issues
• Food pantries see increased Thanksgiving demand
• Batavia police seek information about Subway robbery
• Batavia police investigating armed robbery at Subway
• Photo of the day: Always room for Jello
• Face time with Dayna Edwards
• Early Black Friday start requires planning
• Celebration of Lights to usher in season
• St. Charles holding line on property taxes
• Geneva store featuring 
locally grown meat, cheese
• Ready for Black Friday? You'll need a plan
• Photo of the day: Cheering her on
• Elburn Leo Club plans Breakfast with Santa
• Holiday events set in St. Charles
• Geneva History Center to unveil Giving Trees
• N. Aurora village trustees approve 
special-use permit for gas station
• Protesters speak out with Occupy movement
• Four Beans to close Saturday
• Group brings doo-wop to Batavia
• Synthetic drug ban expands
• Geneva to get $515K software upgrade
• Ex-chief’s lawsuit against Elburn moves forward
• Pastor receives rare award
• Geneva police reports
• Face time with Lynne Wall
• Batavia's Four Beans Coffeehouse to close its doors Saturday
• Photo of the day: Occupy Naperville
• Lazarus House plans Thanksgiving feast
• Hultgren hosting Small Business Resource Fair at Waubonsee
• Bringing the age of doo-wop to the Batavia Library
• Hampshire man dies in plane crash in Plato Township
• Herwick to seek GOP nomination for circuit clerk
• Kernel’s moving locations
• Aurelio’s Pizza to move; will 
become full-service restaurant
• Burns: ‘Silver lining’ in downtown Geneva
• Geneva eyeing a software upgrade
• Otto: Expecting wild bird friends? Expect a surprise
• Gresey: Learning some startling literacy facts
• St. Charles business matches seniors, caregivers
• Face time with Mary Hughes
• Chief Deputy Circuit Clerk to run for top spot
• Chief Deputy Circuit Clerk to run for top spot
• Kernel's moving to State Street in Geneva
• Photo of the day: Kisses for a friend
• Celebration of Lights Festival headed to Batavia
• Wine pairing dinner set at Heritage Prairie Farm in Elburn
• Early-risers dance it up at Batavia High School
• Workplace incivility complaints on the rise, so what to do about it?
• Spreading cheer at Good Templar Park
• Wild Rose awarded wellness funding
• Face time with Candy Fenske
• Campton Hills land use plans continue
• New ambulance tax 
proposed in Batavia
• Second donation expected for Burgess Field
• West’s attorney: Civil case now ‘a lot simpler’
• No injuries reported in Elburn barn fire
• Sugar Grove teen honored for efforts
• First phase of Red Gate Bridge construction to be complete by Thanksgiving
• Workshop set for St. Charles' comprehensive plan
• Photo of the day: Hoops season
• Where there's smoke ... controlled burns going on today
• Campton Hills community workshop set for tonight
• Forest preserve finance director to retire
• North Aurora turkey raffle brings community together
• Batavia home decor store looking to expand
• Photo of the day: Keep on rollin'
• Batavia is NBC 5 Prep Destination of the Week
• Upcoming Batavia Park District programs
• Kaneland football pep rally set for Saturday
• Upcoming St. Charles Park District programs
• Police to target DUIs, seat belt violations
• Thrift stores see more business
• Randall, Fabyan roadwork to linger into the summer
• Batavia looks to 
retool kindergarten enrichment program
• Cooler schools coming soon in St. Charles
• Old Kane jail to be demolished soon
• Schielke on Batavia: The good, the bad and the Golden Corral
• Seyller, McConnaughay clash over computer system
• Face time with Linda Biesecker
• St. Charles police reports
• Hearon gets 3 years in fatal crash; victim's widow satisfied with sentence
• Photo of the day: At the market
• St. Charles, Campton Hills police to target DUIs, seat belt violations
• Schielke on Batavia: The good, the bad and the Golden Corral
• Cash Dash event set in St. Charles
• Mooseheart eagles get a new home
• Women flock to Power Summit
• District 304 considers $78M levy
• Face time with Andre Bukowski
• Fox’s on the River closed doors Sunday
• St. Charles aldermen narrow focus of proposed rental licensing program
• Parents can have a role in academic success
• Kaneland to ask 
taxpayers to pay more in property taxes
• Sugar Grove Library Board looks to 
shore up finances
• St. Peter School evacuated after threat; no explosives found
• Kaneland to ask taxpayers to pay more in property taxes
• Photo of the day: Ready for flight
• Fox's on the River closes in Batavia
• St. Peter School evacuated after threat; no explosives found
• Meeting on 708 Boards set in Geneva
• Batavia Chamber seeks nominations for Citizen of the Year
• Dozens gather in St. Charles for Women's Power Summit
• St. Charles hosts Women's Power Summit
• Mooseheart eagles take flight at Starved Rock
• Geneva middle school 
students salute troops
• End of an era in Geneva
• Gresey: Chatting it up with the Kiwanis Club
• Metra rates will increase in February
• New gym ProKine Performance opens in St. Charles
• Baby born at 11:11 ... on 11-11-11 at Delnor
• Geneva middle school students salute troops
• Ask a Lawyer event set for Saturday
• Photo of the day: Hearing their stories
• Metra increases approved; prices will go up in February
• Merra-Lee Shops going out of business in Geneva
• Answering the call of duty
• Elburn wants more in property taxes in 2012
• St. Charles improves its flood rating
• Veterans get recognition at Blackberry Cemetery
• Veterans Day highlights: WWII vet in Elburn, VFW ceremony in Batavia and more
• Attorney sues on behalf of Ponzi scheme victims
• Sugar Grove Library Board votes to hire search firm for director
• TriCity offers opportunity to 'Adopt-A-Family'
• Photo of the day: Real heroes
• DuPage juvenile detainees may be housed in Kane center
• Riverwall project earns honor for St. Charles
• House bill that would ease taxes rejected
• Walmart wants to add grocery market
• Hultgren aims to ease uncertainty
• First battles for '12 elections fought in the precincts
• Securities firm 
faces state inquiry
• Face time with Andrew Malawski
• Veterans set for Honor Flight to D.C.
• Put to the test
• Photo of the day: Learning on the web
• Barsema Hall reopened at NIU after bomb threat
• Bomb threat made for Barsema Hall at NIU
• Today's trick-or-treating hours
• Batavia High School teens give back as part of United Way's Day of Caring
• Employees robbed at North Aurora Woodman's; police seeking suspects
• Kids show off costumes at Halloween Hayday in Geneva
• Haunted hikes, Haunted Quarry, Howl-O-Ween and more Halloween weekend fun
• Quarry Beach summer attendance at highest level since 2006
• Kane County reports first West Nile case of season
• Face time with Sandy Lavolpe
• Judge rules against Bernard; DUI charge won't be dropped
• County officials discuss rapid bus transit system
• A spooky celebration: Some can’t get enough of their favorite holiday
• House bill would ease taxes but hit schools hard
• Photo of the day: Trying on the mask
• County officials talk about bus rapid transit
• St. Charles woman is 1st West Nile virus case in Kane County this year
• Face time with Danae Hinich
• Veteran of CDH system to be COO at Delnor
• Batavia residents expand Lawn Doctor franchise to area
• Batavia murals to be unveiled Saturday
• Local lenders give insight on help for upside-down homeowners
• D-303 gets look at air conditioning plan
• Sugar Grove Library Board won't do mediation
• Photo of the day: Keeping ahead of things
• District 303 seeks nominations for Distinguished Alumni Award
• Annual Mayor's Breakfast set in Batavia
• CDH veteran to run operations at Delnor
• Hultgren accepting applications for spring internships
• Face Time with Lisa Maher
• Geneva mom cuts way to hundreds off groceries
• Unincorporated homes might get alternate electric supplier in Kane
• Judge denies motion to withdraw Deng's guilty plea in murder
• Kane board to look at ‘special funds’
• Public invited to breakfast with 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Batavia school board debates new course additions
• Photo of the day: At the market
• County might seek alternate electric supplier for unincorporated homes
• Batavia United Way seeks to help seniors on Day of Caring
• Floor closures set at St. Charles' West Side Parking Deck
• St. Charles to receive grant to help with bridge
• Red Ribbon Expo to present 
information on dangers of drugs
• Kane County prosecutor honored for narcotics work
• Slew of new businesses moving into St. Charles
• Suit vs. animal control over vaccinations, neutering tossed
• In need of good homes
• County weighs $12M case management system
• Batavia parents voice opposition to dropping enrichment program
• Photo of the day: Waiting to be adopted
• Fox River and Countryside Fire/Rescue will switch service providers
• Fox River and Countryside switches provider
• Paula Cole headed to Batavia
• State GOP chairman joins Burns' campaign
• Halloween highlights
• Congressional 
hopefuls filling war chests for primaries
• ACT scores indicate improvements at Geneva High School
• Breast cancer isn't just a woman's disease
• First-time mammograms important
• Genetics and breast cancer
• NIU board inks research deals despite uncertainty over proton center
• Advances in detection, treatment lead to better prognosis
• New auto repair shop opens in Geneva
• LivingWell gives cancer patients, survivors a lift
• Aldermen undecided on Art in Your Eye funding
• Triple negative breast cancer can affect younger women
• Photo of the day: Making Strides
• Photo gallery: BatFest
• Zombies converge on downtown Batavia as part of BatFest
• Zumbathon raises awareness, funds for Maternity Homes of Fox Valley
• Face time with Sara Harrigan
• Batavia doctor honored for providing free medical service to needy patients
• 'Be the Match' seeks bone marrow donors
• Alleged bomb threat brings felony charges to St. Charles student
• The not-so-sweet life: Schools eliminate classroom treats
• Kane County clerk considers run for Congress
• Batavia United Way to give $90,000 to 20 area agencies
• Photo of the day: Passing the time
• Judge hears arguments in plea agreement
• Student charged after bomb threat at St. Charles East
• Barn fire in Batavia causes $100,000 in damage
• Pride of the Fox taking over production of St. Patrick's Day Parade in St. Charles
• Hearon sentencing to continue in December
• Face time with Bill Harrigan
• Bernard lawyer: DUI law regarding marijuana unconstitutional
• '30 Under 30' honors young professionals
• Schools ready to do battle with seasonal illnesses
• Walsh makes case in Geneva
• Event to provide women’s health services
• No injuries in Campton Township house fire
• Photo of the day: Checking for a fever
• Coming soon: Taste of Home Cooking School
• Pride of the Fox to take over production of St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Batavia Library Board 
declares vacancy on board
• Concerns arise about Pace bus route plan
• Face time with Greg Gates
• N. Aurora board bans synthetic drugs
• D-303 boosters may see changes after evaluation
• Dogs to perform best tricks at fundraiser
• The art of script
• Kane may crack down on stalled home projects
• Batavia streets to be filled with zombies Saturday
• Crash sends man to hospital
• Photo of the day: Writing on the wall
• Waiting to meet a Bear
• Batavia eyes electric rate hike to fill budget gap
• Face time with Joe Magliano
• Lawmakers pressured to reform pension system
• County may reduce speed on road in Blackberry Township
• Planning commission in St. Charles backs housing project
• Seyller suit’s legal bills settled after judge OK
• Photo of the day: Making the save
• Woman hurt after crash
in Geneva
• Work begins to turn Fabyan, 
Settlers Hill dreams into reality
• Revised agreement with Moose International approved
• Face time with Cara Lyons
• Scouting legend Johnson dies
• Marklund to expand aquatic therapy program 
thanks to pledge
• Eagle Scout project to replace 100 flags in Geneva
• St. Charles trying to bring retail life to corridor
• Education presentation set at Batavia Library
• Batavia library presentation to address set
• ‘Biggest Loser’ draws crowds at open house
• Photo of the day: Pick up a souvenir
• Work begins to turn Fabyan, Settlers Hill dreams into reality
• District 303 plans Parent University session
• Woman injured in crash in Geneva
• Batavia Moose Lodge welcomes former Chicago Bear as member
• Biggest Loser draws crowds in Geneva
• Geneva hit by brief power outage
• Pace may change routes in St. Charles
• Kane suspends hospital tax exempt review
• Face time with Kate Jelinski
• Judicial Center evacuated after alarm sounds
• Geneva hit by brief power outage
• Photo of the day: In the spotlight
• Judicial Center briefly evacuated after false fire alarm sounds
• A fond farewell
• Pub crawl to feature Geneva ‘spirits’
• Batavia School District celebrates energy savings
• Educators tout benefits of recess
• Sugar Grove Library Board votes for mediation in director issue
• Serious fun and games
• Campton residents get vision of town center, Wasco area
• Photo of the day: It keeps you running
• Batavia furniture store to close after 101 years in business
• Zombie Walk set in Batavia
• Comcast Newsmakers segment to feature St. Charles mayor
• Lane closures set for Sunday on Main Street in St. Charles
• Bears' Idonije headed to Delnor
• Education leaders to attend IMSA summit
• Afterschool 
art program launched
• Lauzen announces campaign chairmen
• Batavia police still investigating fatal crash
• Walsh responds to ex-wife’s allegations
• Run set to benefit Haley’s Playground
• Meeting will consider mediation between board, ex-library director
• Residents voice opinions on plans for downtown St. Charles
• Forest preserve nears deal for land to link bike trails
• Movie stars dine at Atwater’s Restaurant in Geneva
• Money secured to deal with lead poisoning
• Photo of the day: Balancing act
• Lauzen announces campaign chairmen; list includes 4 county board members
• Stars dine at Atwater's in Geneva
• 'Biggest Loser' winner to help Geneva Park District celebrate renovation
• Tip-A-Cop to benefit Special Olympics
• D-303's liaison to St. Charles Housing Commission will get vote
• Retailers' holiday outlook: Slightly stronger
• County policy requires new way to pay for raises
• Seminar to help target scams
• Parents voice concerns at D-101 meeting
• Photo of the day: Aiming for the green
• Kaneland, villages near deal on fees
• Sign ordinance gets OK from 
the committee of the whole
• Being too intrusive vs. protecting people's rights
• Man charged in son's beating to appear in court
• Governments try to fight for good, respect people’s rights
• Face time with Jason Wilson
• Photo of the day: A little help
• Photo gallery: Scarecrow Fest
• Warm weather brings crowds out to Scarecrow Fest
• Aleburn attracts fun-seekers to October party
• Elgin boy, 5, murdered; police seek information
• ABATE motorcycle run to collect toys, food for needy
• Genevans come out to enjoy homecoming parade
• Aleburn to feature 
Octoberfest-style fun
• Scaring up a good time in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Gimme five
• St. Charles Chamber president leaving post to join CASA Kane County
• Face time with Carol Doherty
• Sugar Grove library director search questioned
• Shell casings prompt lockdown, investigation at Kaneland
• ‘Mooseheart eaglets’ to be released
• The magic of Scarecrow Fest
• Photo of the day: A ride in the fall
• Kaneland briefly locked down when pistol casings found in common area
• 'Mooseheart eaglets' to be released next month at Starved Rock
• Sugar Grove village officials look at dividing TIF district
• Face time with Ann Gibboney
• Batavia High School to celebrate completion of expansion
• Kane County Board: Ethics 
rule may not apply to some officials
• County board opposed to pending state sex offender rules
• Karayannis named new associate judge
• Local cooks show off their skills in brownie bake-off
• Kane County Bar Association plans 'Ask a Lawyer Days'
• Photo of the day: Good day for a walk
• Deer hunters urged to provide samples for chronic wasting disease testing
• Brownie cooks show off their skills in Batavia bake-off
• Parking stalls to be closed this afternoon in Batavia
• Street, parking closures scheduled for Scarecrow Fest
• St. Charles Police Reports
• Former industrial site in St. Charles could become residential
• Batavia to ask for money to study second bridge
• Harvest shaping up to be solid
• Sugar Grove bans sale, possession of synthetic drugs
• Geneva OKs Meadowbrook nursing home near Delnor
• Photo of the day: Teeing off
• A big decision
• Sidewalk project to begin in Batavia
• A blessing for Butch
• Fundraiser to help native of 
St. Charles
• Strange motives attached to slavery memorial
• ‘Munger Road’ a box office hit
• Italian restaurant headed to downtown Batavia
• Sugar Grove board eyes ban on synthetic marijuana
• Attorney Slocum seeks state Senate seat
• Superintendents still 
working without pay
• Photo of the day: Picking the right pumpkins
• St. Charles high school students named National Merit Semifinalists
• Face Time with Rachel Wright
• College Night event set at Waubonsee
• Photo gallery: Pumpkins for a Cure
• Son of Hamas shares spirituality with St. Charles congregation
• Batavia police investigating crash that kills St. Charles resident
• Pumpkins for a Cure in Geneva
• ‘Normal day’ at St. Charles North after security threat
• Organizers expect as many as 500 vehicles at Elburn car show
• Officials investigate fire that destroyed 4 buses parked at Prairie View Grade School
• Spence will be 16th District’s next chief judge
• Batavia Fire Department to host open house for Fire Prevention Month
• Face time with Andrea Slifka
• Fire closes Geneva McDonald’s briefly
• Fermilab looks ahead as atom smasher shuts down
• Photo of the day: Celebrating a goal
• Tevatron shut down; Fermilab director looks to future
• Sheriff officials investigating school bus fires
• Geneva State Street McDonald's reopens after fire
• Day after evacuation, 'Just a normal day' at St. Charles North
• Cottage sale to benefit Marklund, Mutual Ground
• Water Street Studios helping Batavia become arts community
• State treasurer touts ‘Cash Dash’ program
• Pheasant Run owners: Deal reached on suit
• Decision on reporters’ notes in McCullough case expected in November
• Power outage in Geneva wreaks havoc on traffic
• Photo of the day: Draw the line
• St. Charles North on alert after bullet found in school
• Nominees sought for Barth Award
• Buick sworn in as associate judge
• Round-table event 
at Fermilab explores 
the future of physics
• County budget talks eased by increased sales taxes
• Volunteers help unearth history at museum
• Fundraiser to benefit juvenile drug court committee
• Big Rock trustee to run for auditor
• District 303 superintendent won't seek raise
• St. Charles seeks opinions from 
retailers, residents for plan
• NIU students bring fictional pastime of Quidditch to life
• Knitting donations keep AID in stitches
• Pheasant Run, lender in talks to forestall foreclosure
• Photo of the day: Checking out the new center
• Foster to speak at Batavia Public Library
• St. Charles wants input from business owners, residents
• Schools work to give students cultural competence
• The new Food Bank
• Geneva chamber after hours event
• Batavia School Board to listen to residents
• Kirk: Let private investors help build
• Kirk: Let private investors help build
• Wallett of South Elgin
enters county auditor race
• Batavia School Board to listen to residents
• Face time with Carla Bader
• St. Charles police reports
• Pierog to run as Democrat 
in the 25th Senate District
• Pierog to run as Democrat in 25th Senate District
• Photo of the day: Trying to stay dry
• Harvest Hustle 5K set in Geneva
• Sycamore native killed in shooting at Kabul embassy
• South Elgin resident Wallett enters county auditor race
• Organizers say black dogs are last to be adopted
• Batavia House Walk
• Wild Autumn ride
• 5K raises money, awareness for hospice
• Board members consider revival of Summit 303
• Face time with Jim Skerski
• Geneva History Center plans ‘Pocket Change’ fundraiser
• Benefit raises more than $3K for girl hurt in July explosion
• St. Charles sues Fox River and Countryside over unpaid bill
• Romance before business at Geneva meeting
• Black Hat Day and Pumpkins For Cure
• Walk for Hope to benefit Mutual Ground
• Photo of the Day: Pumpkins for sale
• City of St. Charles sues Fox River and Countryside Fire/Rescue District
• Marmion set to celebrate homecoming
• Face Time with Robert L. Gorecki
• The mission: Finding homes for black dogs
• Photo gallery: St. Charles North Homecoming
• Photo gallery: Autumn Fest in Geneva
• Residents walk to raise money for Fox Valley Hospice
• Saving the monarchs
• Benefit to help Chidester family set in Batavia
• Food bank sets ribbon cutting for new digs
• Teacher won’t confirm she is suspect
• St. Charles North celebrates homecoming
• Trying to set a record
• IDOT meeting set for Tuesday in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Simon Says
• Technology a ‘game changer’ in classrooms
• Hultgren press release: Mobile hours set for Elburn, Sugar Grove
• Sugar Grove Library gets lean spending plan
• Sugar Grove Library gets lean spending plan
• House walk to feature eclectic display
• More evidence exchanged in McCullough case
• Forest preserve district asks for feedback from residents in person, online
• Director leaving Community Contacts after 30 years
• Photo of the day: The king and queen
• Ox Driving Workshop set at Garfield Farm
• Batavia House Walk set for Sunday
• Huntley to get full tollway interchange
• Batavia celebrates homecoming
• Metra proposes fare hike
• Batavia police sergeants, 
firefighters to receive raises
• Historic districts retain ‘no owner consent’ provision
• State Rep. Fortner to 
run in new 49th District
• Geneva girl’s wish for playhouse fulfilled
• Family seeks to open therapeutic farm
• North homecoming 
parade to affect traffic in St. Charles
• Walsh to run in 14th District
• Geneva Historic District retains its 'no owner consent' provision
• Photo of the day: Fire drill
• Huntley to get full tollway interchange
• North homecoming parade to affect St. Charles traffic Friday
• Walsh to run in 14th District; Hultgren disappointed
• Golf outing to take place in Elburn
• Customer service alert
• Sugar Grove Library District set to 
approve $2.5M budget
• Vets to go on Honor Flight to memorial
• Hatcher seeks re-election
• Library District set to 
approve $2.5M budget
• Mother shares details about 
son being left on Batavia bus
• Skateboard competition rescheduled for Sunday
• Impact fees needed? Board wants to know
• Fermilab looks ahead as shutdown of Tevatron looms
• Ribbon cutting at The Art Box
• Observation deck, hotel could be in future of Fabyan site
• Batavia marching band named grand champion at invitational
• Man guilty of injuring police officer
• Photo of the day: Hitting the pavement
• Batavia mom: Son was not asleep on bus
• State Rep. Hatcher to run for re-election
• Autumn Country Folk Art Festival set in St. Charles
• Geneva church offers free taco supper
• Ace Hardware closer to reality in Geneva
• St. Charles to review ward boundaries
• District 304 sets forum 
on school finance
• Fox Valley Marathon continues to grow
• Batavia student left on school bus
• Bank failures down in 2011, but fears linger
• Genevans to be asked to share 
cost of replacing parkway trees
• Face time with Barbara Yeh
• Koppie to 
take run at 
seat in District 33
• Western Avenue closed 
for Union Pacific work
• Batavia approves crime-free rental housing ordinance
• Batavia United Way kicks off fundraising campaign
• Batavia student left on bus
• Photo of the day: Dash to the finish
• Western Aveune in Geneva closed for Union Pacific work
• Ace closer to reality in Geneva
• Face Time with Janet Comerford
• St. Charles plans neighborhood workshops
• Kane County Forest Preserve plans meetings on master plan
• Sheriff seeks nominations for Ebey award
• Shoppers find bargains, fun at St. Peter Barn Sale
• Photo slideshow: St. Charles East Homecoming Parade
• Autumn Fair to feature cow chip bingo in Geneva
• District 304 plans hearing for PE waiver
• Pumpkins for a Cure to fight diabetes
• Hurlbut to run for circuit clerk
• School seeks to break Simon Says record
• Marathon to affect traffic in St. Charles this weekend
• Photo of the day: Getting ready to bowl
• Kite Festival at Peck Farm Park
• 'Walk the Rock' event set for Saturday
• County board member Hurlbut announces candidacy for circuit clerk
• Marathon to affect traffic in St. Charles
• Haines educator is Teacher of the Year finalist
• Senior population booms in Kane and is still growing
• St. Charles Moose Lodge, The Bike Rack help injured veteran
• Metra: Track obstruction leads to busing near Elburn station
• Metra: Train derailment leads to busing near Elburn station
• Photo of the day: Wide selection of stuff
• St. Charles teacher a finalist for state teacher of the year honor
• St. Charles visitor's bureau names new board president
• Film crew in DeKalb seeks to cast 
extras in movie
• Kaneland extends Schuler contract for next five years
• Barn Sale about bargains, community
• Police officer honored for life-saving actions
• ‘No-refusal’ weekend targets Halloween
• Homecoming parades 
to follow new route
• Photo of the day: Saving the shot
• North Aurora police officer to be honored at village board meeting
• Smoke from Minn. wildfire reaches Tri-Cities
• Kindergarten program brings concerns from Batavia parents
• Recovery month highlights freedom from addiction
• Photo of the day: Working out
• Smoke from Minnesota forest fire reaches northern Illinois
• Geneva collection agency looks to hire more employees
• Face time with Marion Gibney
• D-302 budget increases but is smoothed by cuts, tax increase
• Rental licensing proposal meets opposition in St. Charles
• Koch might testify in court this week
• 'Munger Lore'
• Rush: Geneva – a feast for the senses
• Expectations exceeded at Bulldogs Unleashed auction
• After child porn found, man charged in St. Charles
• Koch might testify in court
• Photo of the day: Saluting the victims of Sept. 11
• St. Charles police charge Aurora man with aggravated child porn
• Face Time with Gavin Price
• Bulldogs Unleashed auction exceeds expectations
• 'We call them heroes'
• Vine fest draws crowds
• Preschool open house set
• Sheriff seeks aid in probe of man's death
• Batavia to honor those killed in 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Otto: It’s the mating season in katydid land
• Geneva High nurse remembers friend lost on 9/11
• Face time with Andi Barrett
• Boycott of store selling 
synthetic marijuana set
• Geneva welcomes new businesses
• Responding to terror
• Lessons from 9/11
• Photo of the day: Carrying the colors
• Durbin-backed bill helps Fermilab, Argonne National
• Teen charged in felony burglary
• Walk for the Goose targets ovarian cancer
• Oliver voted in by library board but furor continues
• List of Sept. 11 events
• It's time for the Vine
• Hogfan Party to benefit leukemia research
• Photo of the day: Getting to the shot
• St. Charles seeks input at neighborhood workshops
• Pritchard will run in 70th House District
• Filing fees to increase in Kane County
• Learning from mistakes
• Face time with Kevin Phillips
• Campton police write more than 60 tickets in campaign
• Batavia subdivisions to see electric improvements
• Sept. 11 events calendar
• Mazuc: JFK bust recognizes staff member of the week
• Batavia proceeds with streetscape plans
• Preschool assessment planned at Friendship Station in Geneva
• Gilberts resident joins race for 33rd
• Probe continues in Valley View fire
• Fifth annual Prairie Fest set in Campton Hills
• Lower interest to save 
Geneva ratepayers $1M
• Walk for the Goose event set in St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Finding some shade
• Filing fees to increase in county
• Photo of the Day: Taking a break
• Gilberts resident joins race for 33rd Senate District
• Sept. 11 anniversary events
• Sidewalk, curb work starts in Batavia
• Open house set at Kaneland High School
• Aldermen approve Moose annexation
• Bus drivers told to steer clear of 15th Street
• An aging process
• St. Charles police seek information 
about exposure incident
• Face time with Cheryl Humme
• St. Charles police reports
• A Step Above opens up
• Batavia Enterprises forms new company
• Photo of the day: Racing toilets
• No injuries in police stand-off with woman in St. Charles
• McMahon makes his case in state's attorney's race
• St. Charles police seek information about exposure incident
• Davoust to seek re-election
• Former McHenry County Democratic chair to run in 14th District
• Construction begins on Silver Glen Road
• Face time with Dwayne Nelson
• Storm parks car show attendance
• Oberweis running for state Senate seat
• Lit candle ignites 
a bathroom at 
Valley View home
• United Fall Fest set in Campton
• Sugar Grove scraps TIF plan
• After 43 years, Act One Salon to close
• Elburn Police reports
• The next chapter for Sugar Grove library
• Letters: Be informed
• Lit candle ignites bathroom at Valley View home
• Sugar Grove scraps TIF plan, to start over with smaller proposal
• Elburn police reports
• Photo of the Day: Festival fun in Maple Park
• Aldermen to vote on Moose annexation
• Folk music fills the air at Geneva's Island Park
• Oberweis running for State Senate seat
• Photo slideshow: Maple Park Fun Fest
• Weather dampens sheriff's car show, but show goes on
• Photo slideshow: St. Charles North football
• Photo slideshow: St. Charles East football
• Batavia aldermen to vote on annexation
• Deadline nears for Bulldogs auction tickets
• Fun Fest features 'challenge,' parade, fireworks
• Face time with Lisa Smith
• Otto: Creatures shedding? It's always happening
• Batavia teen charged with marijuana possession
• Hultgren will seek re-election
• Batavia teen charged with marijuana possession
• Geneva the center of the folk universe – for one weekend
• Scooby’s Hot Dogs starts new concept in STC
• Gresey: Chronicle invites you to reflect on 9/11
• State's attorney to announce candidacy
• Batavia police reports
• Geneva police reports
• Sept. 11 anniversary events
• Photo of the day: Welcoming her class
• Batavia teen charged with marijuana possession
• Seyller case still unsettled
• Elgin attorney Hurlbut to seek judge position
• Hultgren announces re-election bid
• Ludwig Dairy recalling all products
• Note to readers
• Man charged in 
restraint of woman
• Purses stolen from Peck Farm Park parking lot
• Haven for pregnant teens opens at Mooseheart
• Police: Shoplifter thwarted at mall
• Breathing life into Charlestowne Mall
• Dog beating suspect seeks to have arrest tossed out
• Meetings location switched because 
of village hall work
• Restaurant opening stalled by council requirements
• Koch told investigators she feared boyfriend
• Police: Shoplifter thwarted at St. Charles mall
• Photo of the day: Setting the winner
• Rides, games, food at Labor Day festival in St. Charles
• Batavia Block Party to offer taste of Batavia
• Settlement nearly ready in Seyller versus Kane
• First day of school
• Lutherans divided
• Virgil Township blaze causes $300K in damage
• Virgil Township blaze causes $300K in damage
• Service drives hhgregg experience
• Mazuc: Country should champion sense of unity
• St. Charles residents speak out on city priorities
• Russell seeks to bring order to coroner position
• Face time wtih Sarah Mastalski-Klemm
• Russell to seek coroner's office in 2012
• Photo of the day: Starting their journey
• Seyller v. Kane almost settled
• Board chair seeks tax reduction
• No injuries reported in Geneva business fire
• Geneva officials finding cemeteries costly to maintain
• Scarecrow Fest accepting entries
• Fighting fire in Maple Park
• Two men charged in Campton after one-vehicle crash
• Board votes to approve Seyller settlement
• State Rep. Ramey 
charged with DUI
• Face time with Judy Mastalski
• Tri-Cities officials working to resolve bus issues
• Photo of the day: Lending a hand
• Kane County Board approves settlement with circuit clerk
• State Rep. Randy Ramey charged with DUI
• Fire rages at home near Maple Park
• Completion date set 
on McIlvaine project
• ‘I am not defined by this'
• White Stag to serve up British dishes in St. Charles
• Geneva opens discussion 
on recreational burning
• High-tech firm looks to build second facility in Batavia
• Mitochondrial disease can strike 
at very young age
• Campton Hills 
officer helps save 
crash victim’s life
• Welcoming the guests
• Sheriff's deputy to run for coroner
• Photo of the day: Getting the crowd going
• Public input sought for St. Charles' comprehensive plan
• St. Charles police reports
• Face Time with Christine Poyner
• Photo slideshow: Batavia half-marathon
• Runners flock to half-marathon in Batavia
• Classic, antique cars draw hundreds to downtown Geneva
• Geneva fire under investigation
• Rockin' for Paul Ruby
• Photo slideshow: Batavia football opener
• Photo slideshow: Geneva football opener
• Gresey: Readers respond to school budget series
• New friends wait for old 
group to finish at library
• Library Board: Hughes fired for defying authority
• Face time with Francesca Herrick
• Colonial aims to serve beer, wine
• 'Munger Road' opening nears
• Loss of interest: Investment income all but gone for local governments
• Cars galore at Concours this weekend in Geneva
• Judge: No pay for superintendents yet
• Sugar Grove Library Board: Hughes fired for defying orders
• The 16th Judicial Circuit to be split in 2012
• Photo of the day: Follow the crowd
• Otto: Bluebirds and their long to-do list
• Two women charged with unlawful credit card usage in Geneva
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Nancy Ryan
• Holinger: Swiss Army knife and a missing purse
• Unemployment rate, number of employed, dips
• Bridge support
• Sugar Grove library board votes against hiring
• Tollway price hike approved
• Kane updating its growth projections to plan for roads
• Geneva police reports
• Chicago man sentenced to 120 years for assault of Elgin woman
• Kane unemployment rate, number of employed, dips in July
• Photo of the day: Keeping another line moving
• St. Charles plans workshop to help shape Comprehensive Plan
• St. Charles officials celebrate Red Gate Bridge groundbreaking
• Toll increase gets green light
• St. Charles police reports
• What class am I headed for?
• Should Pouley Road be closed at tracks?
• Outside revenue opportunities limited for school districts
• Funding reform can be difficult
• County board searching for new head of animal control
• Traffic interruption in Batavia expected for marathon
• Districts keep eye on administrative costs
• Schmitz announces his re-election bid
• West Aurora School Board votes to fire longtime band director
• County board to begin work on selecting new head of Kane animal control
• Photo of the day: Patiently waiting
• Iowa man convicted of meth possession in Kane County
• Maple Park Fun Fest set for Labor Day weekend
• Hultgren hears business concerns in Batavia
• Face time with Kelley Hill
• School spending and student achievement
• Kindergarten program re-examined in Batavia
• Expanded interchange possible in tollway plan
• McCullough indicted on murder, kidnapping charges
• Local home sales up, prices down again
• Reserves important to school districts' economic security
• Back to School for Geneva - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• North Aurora man charged after standoff with police
• Photo of the day: Waiting on the green
• Savings too small? County board might not back levy cut
• Elgin man gets 20 years in prison in burglary conviction
• Increased Kane court 
fees proposal advances
• What’s in a school budget?
• Face time with Jan Rooney
• Collective bargaining law gives employee groups a say
• New arts center opens with style
• Explaining EAV – a district’s tax base
• Geneva aldermen approve liquor code changes
• How school budgets get so big
• Superintendents continue to work without pay
• Fruitful Yield plans to open 
store this fall in Batavia
• Debate over definition continues in coroner case
• Aurora high school teacher pleads not guilty to charges
• Campton sets traffic safety program
• Campton police announce Labor Day crackdown
• Gladys the Goose returned to Geneva couple
• Photo of the day: Golfing at night
• Woman, 73, dies in motorcycle crash near Elburn
• Batavia Park District sets public meeting on playground plans
• Face Time with Lisa Flyte
• Blackberry Township supervisor announces run for 25th District seat
• Photo gallery: Batavia Fine Arts Centre opens
• Fire burns second floor of Crane Rd. home
• Elburn Days draws crowds, Elburn Idol draws talent
• Balkema launches exploratory bid for 11th District seat
• Batto Sella is new name of Geneva pizza joint
• Batavia church celebrating strong roots in community
• Anticipation is the hardest part
• Aluminum railroad signal lamps stolen
• Geneva Antique Market marks 20th year
• Inland Bank & Trust acquires First Choice Bank
• Photos of the Week
• Randall Road delays likely to linger for weeks
• Otto: Have you heard? It's cicada season
• Photo of the Day: Water break
• Batavia Fine Arts Centre ready for opening night
• Tollway plan – and the jobs it would bring – supported
• Face time with Stephanie Broy
• Elburn man sentenced in home invasion
• Michels: Sugar Grove TIF could be altered
• Electric companies have 'plenty' of power
• Race for 25th taking shape
• Ex-developer sues Campton over $26K fine
• Elburn Days will feature more rides, mud volleyball
• Tiballi declares for coroner
• Hultgren fields questions on jobs, taxes
• Elburn man gets 90 months in home invasion
• Tiballi declares for coroner, calls on West to resign
• Photo of the day: Among the trees
• Stabbing incident turns deadly in Gurnee
• Deputy hurt in crash, driver ticketed
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Jamielee Porretto
• Library director firing brings more furor
• Geneva police reports
• Campton Hills police reports
• Keck will not seek 6th term as Kane auditor
• Locked vehicles at three hotels broken into overnight
• Hultgren hears from constituents seeking answers on jobs
• Walsh says reports covering old ground
• Mazuc: Customer service goes far on move-in day
• Tax exempt, yes. But how long?
• Batavia, Moose International agreement moving ahead
• Man guilty of selling cocaine to Elgin officer
• Deputy suffered shoulder injury in crash
• County Auditor Keck won't seek re-election
• Elgin doctor to join county coroner race
• St. Charles Park District programs
• Batavia Park District moving ahead with Quarry Beach work
• Campton Hills to take control of building permit reviews
• A shot at prevention
• Weems remembered as dedicated person
• Local schools’ ACT scores shine
• Russell Crowe sighting in Batavia
• District 303 teacher tabbed as Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra conductor
• Photo of the Day: Time for your shot
• Sandwich residents keep eye out for 'Super' stars
• Fox Valley hospice seeking volunteers
• Bus company gets approval to operate on Randall Road
• Two hurt in St. Charles Township crash
• Proposed TIF district in North Aurora raises concerns
• Sugar Grove Library trustee talks about firing of director
• The next chapter
• Assistant to county board chairman dies
• Shaw Media’s board launches new initiative
• Folk Fest set for Labor Day Weekend
• Sugar Grove Library trustee explains Hughes' firing
• Two injured in St. Charles Township crash
• Photo of the Day: A festival of art
• Batavia police officer dies after battle with cancer
• Jean Weems, assistant to county board chairman, dies
• Face Time with Sharon Krich
• Applications available for Illinois Senior Hall of Fame
• Palin visits Reagan Boyhood Home in Dixon
• Crowds take in an eyeful of art in Batavia
• Hultgren plans town-hall meeting in Geneva
• Lauzen to seek county board chair
• Sugar Grove interim library director resigns
• St. Charles East cheerleaders' dads and daughters car wash
• Kane County Bar Association's 'Ask a Lawyer Days'
• Batavia girl injured in 
explosion makes progress
• N. Aurora residents can comment on TIF proposal
• Sugar Grove Library is un-friended
• Otto: Discovering nature 
in downtown Chicago
• Face time with Dawn Pengiel
• Red Gate Bridge set to break ground
• School gets another teacher after parent concerns
• Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice seeking volunteers
• Sen. Lauzen plans Porky Picnic
• Celebrating the arts in Batavia
• Photo of the Day: Drag in Drag
• St. Charles plans groundbreaking ceremony for Red Gate Bridge
• Face time with Michael Kevauver
• Pheasant Run head leaving for new job 
at Chicago property
• Benefit planned to help two-year-old
• Gladys the Goose statue stolen from Geneva yard
• Steel Beam, RX Cafe open after nearby building column failure
• Jail chaplain Tom Beatty reaches out to change lives in Kane County
• St. Charles man accused of writing bad checks
• Sugar Grove Library board hears wrath from community
• Bill would allow more protection at military funerals; ACLU says it's unconstitutional
• Photo of the Day: Ready for some football
• Timera Branch convicted of murder
• Public hearing set on Illinois Tollway capital plan
• Questions remain about Sugar Grove library head's firing
• Face time with Margit Findahl
• Acquaviva Winery hosting fundraiser
• Main Street in Maple Park to be shut down
• Kane County to consider reducing tax levy
• Many ComEd customers free to choose new electricity providers, save money
• Smart Choices MS-HS, Anger Management for Adolescents
• Photo of the Day: First day of practice
• Hill sentenced to 90 years for killing Gilberts woman
• The hunt for school supplies is under way as students prepare for return
• Blackberry Farm will get $1.56M in upgrades
• Public invited to 
Viking Visitor’s Day
• Walking tour to explore 
Geneva’s public art
• Face time with Matt Mueller
• HELP sets golf outing fundraiser in Blackberry
• Kane County Board considering increased court fees to pay staff
• Burns: Experience will allow him to lead Kane County from 'Day One'
• Photo of the Day: Young fan of politics
• Aurora mom plans news conference to announce foundation, autopsy results
• Mother to boycott stores in son’s honor
• Downtown St. Charles restaurant might be closed 3 to 6 months after building damaged
• Damaged building could close St. Charles restaurant up to 6 months
• Keeping Superman's secret safe
• Robotic therapy
• Tip leads to a large marijuana bust, arrest
• Real Time Sports in St. Charles closes
• District 303 board expected to adopt budget
• Getting out his message
• Showing off the showroom
• Negotiations continue 
on annexation agreement
• D-304 gets budget OK; residents complain
• Rush: Fantastic food at Festival of the Vine
• Real Time Sports closed; building owner seeks new tenant, but not bar
• Photo of the Day: Getting her nails done
• St. Charles school board expected to adopt budget
• Pets take the spotlight in North Aurora Pet Parade
• Rain doesn't dampen annual Bob Leonard 5K Run and Walk-A-Thon
• Gresey: Thanks for the warm welcome
• Sugar Grove airman 
gets bronze medal
• Slider Frank’s serves hot dogs with character
• The future of 911
• Face time with Linda Firth
• Sugar Grove to get first McDonald’s
• Want a once in a lifetime experience? Fly in a zeppelin
• Family, friends come out to support injured Batavia girl
• Photo of the day: Concentrating on work
• Geneva man charged in threat against police
• Elgin man gets prison for invading home, beating victims
• Boy saved, man dies, after falling into Fox River in Geneva
• Burns to announce candidacy for Kane County Board chairman
• Geneva boy’s project nets Kohl’s recognition
• Businesses 
pass liquor checks in St. Charles
• Paying up for a head start
• Thai and sushi restaurant to replace 
Fantastico’s
• STC woman to walk 
60 miles to fight breast cancer
• Batavia comes together for girl hurt in explosion
• GOP congressmen file injunction, 'fair' map
• Oberweis eyes run in Lauzen’s district
• Burglars hit St. Charles grocery store
• North Aurora Days 
gets started today
• St. Charles businesses pass liquor compliance checks
• Photo of the day: Save it for the cookies
• Batavia Park District seeks community input
• 'Happy Together' tour features Turtles and more
• Burglars hit St. Charles grocery store
• Lifeguard Games set at Swanson Park
• Aurora man gets prison for child abduction attempt
• Shopping center owner voices his 
objections to Chick-fil-A plan
• Deal mulled to house 
DuPage juvenile inmates
• Fuschia opens in Geneva
• Census: Hispanics, senior citizens help fuel boom
• Opening up shop
• 'I don't think anyone really understands'
• Ethics violations may cost more
• Community garden plots get approval in Geneva
• Geneva business up on its feet
• Kane officials could pay more for breaking ethics rules
• Photo of the Day: Horses wait out the fire
• Landlords upset as cities work toward crime-free housing ordinances
• Podiatry, spa combo 
hosts ribbon cutting
• CDH opens clinic at Aurora Walmart
• New art gallery, store opens in Geneva
• Groovin' while selling lemonade and treats
• Kane prosecutor asks for raises for assistant state's attorneys
• Paul Ruby Foundation gears
 up for 5th Concert for a Cure
• Face time with Kristian Hanczar
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• DuPage, Kane counties discuss regional concept for youth detainees
• Batavia couple killed in explosion at Wisconsin summer home
• Batavia couple killed in 
explosion at summer home
• Photo of the Day: Lemonade and cookies
• National Weather Service issues heat advisory
• Sheriff's night out event moved indoors
• AID sets contest for scrapbookers
• Face time with DeeDee Lenz
• Batavia residents demonstrate in support of preserving creek
• New Kane County Chronicle editor eager to dive into area
• Homeowners, communities struggle to replace trees killed by emerald ash borer
• Retired Harrison principal Payleitner passes away
• Heirloom garden show seeks exhibitors
• Grace: Ready for the next chapter
• Ellen's Excellent Sale starts Friday
• Batavia woman charged after being reported missing in Lake Michigan
• Police: Batavia woman hid in Lake Michigan
• Geneva Hardware closes
• Geneva Hardware closes shortly after relocating to St. Charles
• Photo of the day: Trying to stay cool
• Fire destroys sheds filled with hay near Virgil
• Official: Fire causes more than $150K in damage
• Elgin man convicted of breaking infant's legs
• Face Time with Bob Krich
• Sugar Grove Library adult book group to discuss 'Sons,' by Pearl S. Buck
• AID sets scrapbooking contest
• Heirloom garden show seeks exhibitors
• Jobs group to rally at bank
• Hultgren staff to be in Campton Hills
• Chili cookoff draws devotees
• Aurora man dies in plane crash in Big Rock Township
• Corn Boil draws thousands to Sugar Grove
• Note to readers on TV Guide/comics
• Salerno’s on the Fox fire in St. Charles ruled an accident
• St. Charles, D-303 look to deal
• Officials: Layoffs possible at Fermilab
• Parking permits may be coming soon for Metra lot
• Man charged in car burglary
• Lauzen eyes congressional run
• Sugar Grove resident earns honor
• A lot to Gain
• North Aurora police 
officer to receive medal
• Man sought in scheme that involves Campton house
• North Aurora police reports
• Layoffs possible at Fermilab
• Man sought in fraud scheme involving Campton Hills home
• Photo of the Day: Viking Sunset 5K
• North Aurora police officer to be honored at village board meeting
• Face time with Emilie Marquez
• New dance studio opens up in Geneva
• Corn, fun boiling this weekend in Sugar Grove
• Fomer Beach Boy Brian Wilson's old St. Charles home for sale
• Supporters of former director make noise at Sugar Grove library
• South Elgin woman accused of ramming vehicle into car
• Two charged in theft of cardboard from store
• Walsh: Child support allegations 'false'
• Report: Walsh owes thousands in child support
• St. Charles parking garage sustains water damage
• Police: St. Charles man assaulted neighbor with fire extinguisher
• Photo of the Day: Athlete in training
• Supporters of former Sugar Grove library director plan to rally tonight
• Police: Convicted felon shoplifts in St. Charles, wants more jail time
• Summer One Acts headed to St. Charles East
• Smurfette headed to Charlestowne 18
• From teen center field day to photography field trip – St. Charles Park District plans programs
• Exhumation will give Ridulph case new look
• Face time with Kurt Biallas
• Geneva garden plots on the way
• Chili cookoff to add 
to heat of summer
• ShoDeen, cigar shop fight over eviction notice
• Community colleges help nontraditional students with transition
• Mazuc: The fair, the dent and the roof repair
• ‘Superman’ coming to Sugar Grove
• Storms likely; tornado watch in effect
• No injuries, $25,000 damage in Batavia fire
• No one injured in Batavia house fire
• New 'Superman' to be filmed in Sugar Grove
• Walsh scores conservative group endorsement before GOP primary
• Walsh gets endorsement before 2012 GOP primary
• Photo of the Day: Class at ECC
• Body of Sycamore girl in 1957 abduction, murder exhumed
• Today's forecast: Strong storms likely
• How clean is the Fox River?
• Face time with Joan Malkowski
• Sugar Grove TIF plan clears review board
• County departments 
seek funds for 2012
• Batavia parents, teachers voice concerns about increased class sizes
• Rally brings message to Hultgren’s office
• St. Charles police investigate bank robbery
• Speed, driver inexperience blamed for crash that killed Batavia teen
• Father disputes finding that speed was factor in fatal car crash
• Photo of the Day: Supporters of raising debt limit rally
• Anonapalooza Family Summerfest set at Good Templar Park
• Worker accused of theft from St. Charles Target store
• Batavia officials continue land protection talks
• Liquor code to ease restrictions at Vine fest
• Face time with Mary Merges
• Survey: Geneva supports arts, but not facility
• Award created in honor of Batavia Access TV volunteer
• Photo of the day: Checking out the art fair
• Papayas recalled in Salmonella outbreak
• Case of salmonella poisoning from a papaya hits Kane County
• The winners: Kane County Fair 4-H results announced
• Photo of the Day: Art in Geneva
• Montgomery woman charged in June shooting
• Ten-cent day set at Swanson Pool
• Pothole repair causes lane closure on Route 64 in St. Charles
• Pottawatomie Garden Club meets in St. Charles
• Jon Conover to perform at the Arcada
• 4-H members build college funds at livestock auction
• Variety of art on display at Geneva show
• Lightning strike damages St. Charles home
• Groupon target of suit
• Otto: Snowy white stuff appears in July
• Liquor code set to be amended to aid vine fest
• Fair attendance picks up as heat subsides
• Teacher faces additional 
counts of sexual contact
• Bucket list makes last days happy for dog
• Elburn police reports
• Fundraiser to help with medical bills for man
• Woman convicted of prostitution
• Face time with Sue Lusted
• Elburn Station project to be subject of open house
• Attorneys to argue 
vagueness in coroner case
• A swipe at fees
• Can hardly wait to see school
• Police seek witnesses to July 8 motorcycle crash
• Company claims closed jewelry store still owes
• Man sentenced to 90 days in jail for indecent solicitation
• Face time with Judy Corfield
• Face time with Carole Dunn
• Water, sewer rates 
on course to increase in Batavia
• Fermilab announces new particle discovery
• Mazuc: Close encounters of the feathered kind
• Scorcher sears area with 97 temps
• Hearon will be 
sentenced in October
• Man pleads guilty in counterfeiting case
• Letter: Openness in government
• Photo of the day: A bird in the hand
• Aurora man arrested in North Aurora armed robbery
• Questions still linger over library firing
• City council approves limited 
wind turbine use in St. Charles
• Face time with Len Davis
• Fair officials hope heat doesn’t keep crowds away
• St. Charles arts organization will leave location
• Attorney for alleged statue 
vandals seeks maintenance info
• Plenty of talent unveiled at County Fair
• Electric rates going down for some in N. Aurora
• Photo of the day: Top talent
• District 303 board OKs air conditioning 
at Bell Graham
• Face time with Chris Roesler
• Batavia residents, environmental groups seek to protect Mill Creek
• Geneva Borders to close as part of company's liquidation
• Thieves target 
vehicle parts 
in St. Charles
• St. Charles liquor license holders keeping their records clean
• Elburn close to naming its new 
electricity provider
• Borders to close all of its remaining stores
• 'Fabulous' quilts dazzle at Batavia show
• Chris' Walk raises funds to fight drug abuse
• Be wary: It’s turtle egg-laying season
• Former St. Charles man gets prison sentence
• Sugar Grove library fires Hughes, won’t say why
• Sugar Grove to hike water, sewer rates
• Batavia police reports
• North Aurora police reports
• Two charged with violating Child Sex Offender Registration Act
• Face time with Jon Benditz
• Seyller announces she will not run for re-election
• Pop star comes to St. Charles from Nepal to flee oppression
• Kane County Circuit Clerk announces she will not run for re-election
• Hampshire Township man dies in early morning crash
• Pet carnival to honor memory of Batavia youngster
• Face time with Allison Niemela
• Bike and bus travel key to county's transportation vision
• County restructures employment program
• Geneva woman, 19, remembered for cheerful personality
• Sugar Grove OKs deal to drop electricty rates
• Prairie Path Cycles to move to new Batavia location
• North Aurora Island Park 
to get new picnic shelter
• Waiting for the final 'Harry Potter'
• Elgin man sentenced to prison for possession of a stolen car
• Water main break leads to lane closure on Main in St. Charles
• Dennis Hastert to speak in Geneva
• ECC OKs deal with its support
 workers
• ECC approves deal with support staff
• Man charged with attempting to file a false police report
• GOP presidential hopeful comes to Geneva
• Geneva businesses, residents: Keep post office downtown
• Judge: D-304 suit vs. former principal can proceed
• County Board adds fee to traffic tickets
• Celebrating the arts: First St. Charles Theater Fest ready to start
• St. Charles man charged with reckless, impaired driving
• Lagattolla: Blue Goose customer rides again
• St. Charles police reports
• Aurora mom takes her message to the 'Today' show
• District 304 suit vs. former principal can proceed, judge says
• St. Charles man charged with reckless and impaired driving
• County honors St. Charles Family Circle rating
• St. Charles considers 
regulating rental housing
• McCoy appointed to Metra Board
• Walgreens’ expansion plan divides Batavia aldermen
• Alarm clears Campana Building
• State's attorney: ‘We will not rest until we 
get justice' in Ridulph case
• Face time with Mike Kanak
• Safer travels
• St. Charles business park adds tenants; plans on building more
• Photo of the day: Polo practice
• Batavia, Geneva fire crews respond to Campana Building
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Marilyn Vanderheyden-Kanak
• Storm hits Tri-Cities, but not with full force
• Officials to re-evaluate St. Charles downtown’s tenants
• Flores golf benefit adds a second venue
• State’s attorney not saying much on case
• Oily rags blamed for garage fire
• Windmill City Festival officials pleased with attendance
• Motorcyclist still in critical condition after N. Aurora crash
• Rush: From Swedish Days to 
the Geneva Arts Fair
• Geneva seeks to refinance loan to save $500K
• Face Time with Rich Laczynski
• Trees, power lines damaged in wake of storm
• Literacy Volunteers Fox Valley seeking volunteers
• Pets, kids have fun at Windmill City Festival
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after North Aurora crash
• Crimes of opportunity
• Sentencing hearing likely soon in Hearon case
• Campton Hills woman in fair condition after crash
• Traffic campaign nets four DUIs
• New Batavia restaurant off to fast start
• Walgreens looks to build bigger store in Batavia
• RiverPark July concert series set
• Nursery’s Pink Night will 
benefit breast cancer research
• Green darners – hunters with a secret weapon
• Face time with Sara Kanak
• Schedule of events for Windmill City Festival
• Man sentenced to 
five years for theft
• Tenth Annual Geneva Arts Fair set this month
• Fourth Annual 
Chris’ Walk set
• Four DUI arrests in St. Charles traffic campaign
• Campton Hills woman in fair condition after crash
• Elburn considering recycling options
• Geneva grad lands Fargo broadcast reporter job
• Inside the childhood of alleged Ridulph murderer
• Whirl of fun in Batavia
• ‘Success story’ on St. Charles business strip
• Holinger: Why eat outside when you can eat indoors?
• Face time with Cindy Thul
• Geneva police reports
• Geneva grad lands N.D. broadcast reporter job
• Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron to film in DeKalb Co.
• Forty-two citations in Campton holiday traffic campaign
• Bags tournament set at Windmill City Festival
• Face Time with Vernon Jackson
• Vandals damage two statues in Batavia
• Mazuc: Weeding through the scams
• Lagattolla: On a bike, and on a mission
• Face time with Kyle Johnson
• St. Charles police reports
• Magazine calls St. Charles best city for families
• County’s ethics ordinance to get changes, tweaks
• Investigation ongoing in Empire Road fire
• Former South Elgin man pleads guilty in DUI crash
• Second to none: St. Charles rated as best for families by Family Circle
• Former South Elgin man pleads guilty in DUI crash
• Family Circle names St. Charles best town for families
• Face time with Emily Kocsis
• Geneva 2nd Ward alderman temporarily living in 1st Ward
• 5K run aims to replace tattered Old Glories in Geneva
• Public, private water parks seek to pack in the crowds before weather turns
• Council approves liquor license for new downtown Batavia eatery
• St. Charles mourns passing of former Plan Commission chairman
• Boy hospitalized after near-drowning in Campton Hills
• St. Charles council OKs first phase of Red Gate Bridge project
• Provena, Resurrection health care systems to merge
• Ex-county chairman tabbed for Metra board
• Mike McCoy recommended for Metra Board
• Youth run added to Windmill City Festival
• Face time wtih Shaun Lankton
• Taking a walk in Kane for the birds
• Pottawatomie packed for Fourth
• Face time with Shaun Lankton
• Some undocumented youths may 
become citizens under plan
• Unused train ticket cracks alibi in killing of Sycamore girl
• A growing problem
• Photo of the day: Catch this
• Thousands pack Pottawatomie for Fourth picnic party
• Court documents paint suspect in 1957 cold case as having troubled past
• Corron Farm celebrates 175 years
• Bird walk provides fun, exercise for bird lovers
• Tri-Cities, school districts approach unused land differently
• Batavia fireworks show set, but donations wanted
• St. Charles council set to vote 
Tuesday on Red Gate Bridge bids
• Face time with Craig Devine
• Geneva attracts new shops, restaurants as a ‘pretty town’
• Forest preserve buys 350 acres that sparked creation of Campton Hills
• Rare Zeppelin flies 
into DuPage Airport
• Carluchi's pizza awaits new name
• Aurora Christian stays for next school year
• New way to report outages in St. Charles
• St. Charles to spray for mosquitoes
• Former Bears to speak out about Parkinson’s
• Batavia loses a ‘steward in service'
• Photo of the day: Order up
• From Sky Concert to Pottawatomie party: Where to go on the 4th of July
• Heat advisory pushed to 3 p.m.
• Houston Street parking stalls in Batavia to be blocked Friday
• Aurora Christian tries to avert going into foreclosure
• Geneva mayor, others talk interest in top county job
• Outdoor workers among many bracing for heat wave
• Face time with John Fell
• Geneva set to get appliance, electronics store
• Air-conditioning talk heats up at committee meeting for St. Charles schools
• Geneva mayor eyes Kane County chairman post; others show interest
• CASA Kane County seeks volunteers
• St. Charles police boosting traffic enforcement
• Leslie Hunt performs tonight in St. Charles
• Today's forecast: Very warm; heat advisory issued for Friday
• McConnaughay makes it official, to run for Illinois Senate
• Circa's new owner fulfills dream of Third Street business
• Face time with Pat State
• Committee in St. Charles to review wind turbine usage
• 'Bye Bye Birdie' headed to Kaneland
• Police unintentionally bust Geneva man on pot charges
• Geneva man charged in marijuana bust
• It's official: McConnaughay will run for Illinois Senate
• New judge assigned in Kane County coroner misconduct case
• New judge in coroner misconduct case
• McConnaughay to announce run for Illinois Senate
• Face time with Fred 'Rick' Brown
• Directors leaving their mark at Tri-Cities Salvation Army
• Kane County to create 
electric vehicle task force
• Batavia School District to cut deficit to $2.4 million
• Hultgren gets a look at a thriving business
• Rockford man charged with indecency at St. Charles fitness club
• St. Charles men held on burglary, shoplifting charges
• McConnaughay to kick off Senate campaign
• Cougars plan Harry Potter Theme Night
• Construction to begin this summer on Route 64
• St. Charles official cited in traffic accident
• Face time with Ginger Brown
• Motorists warned of parking restrictions during holiday
• Despite weather, Geneva’s 
Swedish Days ‘phenomenal’
• Preservation society to celebrate Old Wasco Days at Corron Farm
• Dog rescuer sues animal control over actions, policies
• Batavia District 101 eyes cutting 18 teachers
• D-304 OKs $86M tentative budget
• No injuries in Geneva garage fire
• Metra appointment down to 4 finalists
• Blagojevich conviction sends a message, lawmakers say
• Blagojevich convicted on 17 corruption counts, sending message, lawmakers say
• Today's forecast: Showers, storms likely
• Big turnout for Swedish Days ride
• Old Wasco Days set at Corron Farm
• All smiles at Swedish Days parade
• Judge Jordan Gallagher dies at 63
• Windmill Whirl Run part of Batavia festival
• Batavia Parks Foundation has opening on its board
• Corvettes draw hundreds to St. Charles resort
• Having a ducky time
• Kane judicial advisory council sought
• Soccer tourney to honor ex-player, raise money for cancer research
• Quinn signs off on new 
maps; St. Charles in 2 districts
• Neighbors on watch
• How to best help baby animals? Let them be
• Face time with Mike Eckblade
• District 304 struggles to reduce spending in new budget
• Cancer survivors celebrate during Relay for Life
• Lagattolla: Early birds shake their tail feathers
• Letter: Re: The pension fight
• Judicial advisory council sought
• Tiles: Notes from Houston, part 3
• Lagattolla: Geneva's dance party
• Salary freezes help D-303 budget
• Past and future
• Sugar Grove considers establishing first TIF
• Foreclosure activity decreases in May
• Face time with Beth Karwoski
• TriCity Family Services Offers Workshop for Adolescent Girls
• Cause of B-17 crash not yet known
• Longtime Elgin Symphony director retires
• Counties join forces to fight elder abuse
• Weather ends Swedish Days activities early
• Fighting back against cancer
• Batavia crash victim goes home after rehab
• Channel 5 headed to Geneva
• Face time with Dick Lander
• Batavia mayor suggests barrier around cemetery
• Door-to-door sales prompt caution
• Lighting strikes Sugar Grove home
• Lightning strikes Sugar Grove home
• North Aurora man convicted in attempted murder
• Montgomery man to be charged in Batavia attack
• Two DeKalb County men charged in Sugar Grove car burglary
• Audit finds no fraud at East
• Theft allegation was ‘unfounded’
• Lagattolla: Golf pro Flores gets a little help from his friends
• Caught in the storm: Swedish Days closed early Tuesday night
• ComEd reports few power outages in area after storm
• Murals to spruce up downtown Batavia
• Genevans sought for water, sewer task force
• Face time with Andy Dykstra
• Elburn postpones vote on tavern patios
• Tri-County team to identify, 
review suspicious elderly deaths
• Splintered? Yes. Illegal? Probably not.
• Swedish Days shoppers, crafters, get down to business
• Batavia looks at increase in its water, sewer rates
• Campton Hills will 
target impaired drivers
• Tornado warning for Kane County
• Alleged alcohol violation referred to St. Charles Liquor Commission
• Geneva's 3rd parking tier a go
• Sugar Grove Chamber cancels golf outing
• St. Charles plans open house on Route 64 reconstruction
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• Tornado warning in effect for Kane County
• 4-H dog show set for Wednesday at fairgrounds
• Tiles: Notes from Houston, part 2
• Batavia approves more sculpture prize money
• Geneva's 62nd Swedish Days to feature old favorites and new fun
• Judge stops lawsuit against Davis-Richmond merger
• Elburn restaurants could get OK to sell alcohol on patios
• DuPage Library System to end this month; Geneva building to remain in operation
• St. Charles aldermen remain supportive of Red Gate bridge project
• Judge stops lawsuit against St. Charles School District 303
• Tiles: Notes from Houston, part 1
• Swedish Days to start Tuesday in Geneva
• 'What Would Shakespeare Eat?' set at Messenger Public Library
• Today's forecast: Warm and rainy
• River Rhapsody Concert Series to begin Wednesday
• A Swedish celebration in Geneva
• Next up in the St. Charles Concerts in the Park series: 1969
• Swedish Day marks 100th celebration
• Batavia police reports
• Face time with Larry Kelley
• Two St. Charles men charged 
with impersonating cops
• Fermilab asks for 100 workers to give up jobs
• A full-time dad
• North Aurora police reports
• St. Charles hoping to sell portion of Langum Park
• Face time with Karyn Bosse
• Fun at Kamp Kaleidoscope
• Going underwater?
• Group: Maintenance did not cause plane crash
• Investigation into fatal crash continues
• Fire burns down vacant home in Campton Township
• Geneva ‘Jailbirds’ Raise $31,622 for MDA
• Autism Fundraising Carnival set at Pottawatomie Park
• Roadside safety check set for Friday in North Aurora
• McConnaughay to seek state Senate?
• Trial set for home project dispute
• Teen’s brother: Fatal crash ‘unbelievable’
• Keeping minds active
• Reschke bond 
set at $150,000
• Man held in connection 
with aggravated battery
• St. Charles plans open house on Route 64 reconstruction
• Photo of the Day: Summer School
• Tiles: Last blog before Houston
• Batavia man charged with stabbing wife
• Human and K-9 officers stay together, night and day
• Suit alleges gender, 
age abuse at work
• St. Charles Harley dealership sold, changes under way
• What are the political costs of Quinn's planned special session?
• Face time with Jan Atkins
• Batavia library to unveil Lincoln portrait Tuesday
• Geneva man, 56, faces 
child pornography charges
• Driver runs into house, dies at intersection of Mooseheart Road, Route 31
• Aurora teen killed after crashing car into house near Batavia, Mooseheart
• Driver runs into house, dies at intersection of Mooseheart Road, Route 31
• Two teens charged, another sought in St. Charles assault
• Forty-one seek a seat on Metra board
• Geneva city, 
library in talks 
for building sale
• Red Gate Bridge opposition builds
• Face time with Nancy Ellen Temple
• Lagattolla: Star student takes over martial arts studio
• Audit to look into alleged theft
• Twenty-eight seek a seat on Metra board
• Burgess Field cash delayed; new field must wait
• Chicago Bears QB Hanie to appear at Strut ... Your Stuff in Geneva
• 100th annual Swedish Day set at Good Templar Park
• 'Shakespeare's Swords' set at Messenger Public Library
• Athletes in Batavia Triathlon swim, bike and run for local charities
• Rep. Hultgren accepting applications for internships
• St. Charles Park District Board of Commissioners seeks candidates
• Riverfest crowds enjoy food, music, fun
• District 302 may avoid more staffing, program cuts
• Mooseheart eagles appear to have left
• Batavia police warn residents to keep cars locked
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Lori Schmidt
• Retired police commander named parade marshal
• Drunk man and his ride home both end up arrested
• Batavia police reports
• Twenty-one seek Metra appointment
• Geneva public planning 
meeting set for Thursday
• St. Charles man charged 
in alleged attack
• Aurora man charged for allegedly punching, robbing ex-girlfriend
• Traffic delays expected during Riverfest
• Riverfest under way in St. Charles
• Mooseheart eagles appear to have left
• Batavia man to be charged in domestic battery stabbing
• Batavia woman among those charged in fraud scheme
• Eaglets moved to rehabilitation center continue to improve
• Face time with Helen Denz
• Wasco Sanitary District Trustee looks to reduce legal fees
• Centennial celebration
• Batavia event to teach 
you how to stay green
• District 303, police probe athletic fundraising at St. Charles East
• Lagattolla: More famous faces turn up at Hotel Baker
• Main Street closed until 4 p.m. in St. Charles
• Batavia calls for electric peak alert
• Salvation Army leaders set to transfer out; new leaders to come from Milwaukee
• Salvation Army leaders set to transfer out
• N. Aurora police release photos of guman in armed robbery
• Elburn creates first police commission
• Special tax mulled to help downtown improvements
• Lazarus House welcomes visitors for open house
• Garden Walk plans to ‘Celebrate Geneva’
• 29th Pride of the Fox Riverfest is this weekend
• Face time with Craig Pecor
• Cool weather expected 
for annual event in Batavia
• Batavia teen hurt in crash continues to improve
• Aurora man sentenced to 60 years in murder of World War II veteran
• Today's forecast: Very warm day, stormy night
• Batavia Triathlon event set for Sunday
• Increase in Batavia sculpture prize money supported
• Plans for Sugar Grove Vets Park advance
• Two Women, For Women closes free mammogram program
• D-303 suit decision to come this month
• LivingWell sees growing need for services
• Time to cool down
• Help choose Batavia playground equipment
• Kane County Heath Department offers tips to keep cool
• Geneva man charged with felony for driving with revoked license
• SUV vs. police car: No injuries, no tickets
• Special unit aids elderly, disabled crime victims
• Face time with Jennifer Penn
• Armed robber hits Dollar Store in North Aurora
• Geneva says 'no' to new historic district
• Campton Hills police reports
• RiverFest lawsuit to be heard in Kane County
• Face time with Jennifer Pecor
• Slice of Life: Sound of teaching
• Another hearing 
for D-303 lawsuit
• Chick-fil-A might soon build in Batavia
• STC restaurant 
reopens after fire
• St. Charles police reports
• Tiles: Twelve days and counting
• Salerno's on the Fox to reopen today
• Face Time with Deann Deserto
• Minor injuries, $2,500 damage in Batavia fire
• Kayak and canoe race offers fun on the Fox
• St. Charles Park District plans trivia contests
• Pride of the Fox RiverFest set for next weekend
• Hultgren could face Walsh in 14th District
• Red Woody to perform at Geneva Commons Summer Concert Series
• Kaneland graduates look to the future
• No one injured in Fox Mill house fire
• Face time with Joseph McConnell
• Standing ovation given to deceased Batavia senior
• Richmond, Davis schools preparing for merger
• The NFL in St. Charles: Jerry Jones at McNally's; officials' stay at Hotel Baker
• District 303 lawsuit returns to state court
• D-303 lawsuit returns to state court
• Eaglets removed from Mooseheart Academy nest
• Eaglets removed from Mooseheart nest
• Reports: NFL, players met in St. Charles
• Four DUI arrests in St. Charles safety campaign
• Face time with Beth Abbott
• Family of Batavia teen killed in crash to accept her high school diploma
• Mid-American Canoe Race will go on after river levels decrease
• Survey: Job prospects for college graduates on the upswing
• Kane County gets new public defender
• Grand opening celebration set for Saturday at Otter Cove
• Water Street Studios Summer Show opening set for Friday
• Steel Beam seeks candidates for board of directors
• Construction news: Route 47 closed today
• Sheriff's blotter
• Young and involved
• Eagles’ nest gets encouraging news
• Face time with Chris Benshoof
• Campton Hills issues 
tickets in traffic campaign
• District 303, Fox River and Countryside Fire Protection District to talk about land for third station
• St. Charles to release bridge bid packages
• Couples receive first Kane County civil union licenses
• Salerno's On the Fox damaged in fire
• Suspicious package in Wheaton delays afternoon trains through Geneva, Elburn
• Pamela Rose and Windy City Country to kick off St. Charles Concerts in the Park series
• DeKalb, Kendall counties might split from 16th Judicial Circuit
• DeKalb, Kendall counties likely to be out of 16th Judicial Circuit; Kane to remain
• Mid-American Canoe and Kayak Race set for Sunday
• Motion to return D-303 suit to state court denied
• St. Charles schools 
rank high on list
• Foster officially announces candidacy
• Face time with Megan Glenn
• St. Charles police reports
• Eagles' new nest
• Batavia Mainstreet plans Green Walk event
• Tiles: Perspective, perspective!
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• Waubonsee golf outing set for Wednesday
• Car crashes into St. Charles house
• Crowds turn out to honor fallen soldiers
• Geneva grads celebrate journey
• North grads look to future
• Face time with John Forrest
• East reflects on four years
• Letter: Serve the people, not corporations
• Rain closes art show early
• Sound Off: Off to Hamsterdam
• Foster has plans to run – in Aurora's district
• Festival offers a chance to sample Greek culture, food
• St. Charles Park District seeks board candidates
• Kane applicants sought for Metra board
• Face time with Jeanine Sobel
• Report appears erroneous that more vases taken from River Hills
• Congressional map would carve up county
• Police warn Batavians of phone scam
• Otter Cove Aquatic Park to open in St. Charles
• Condition of crash victim continues to improve
• Kane County applicants sought for Metra board
• Ceremonies, parades and breakfasts planned to mark Memorial Day
• Congressional map would carve up Kane, could pit Hultgren, Walsh, in primary match
• St. Charles Fine Art Show set this weekend
• Memorial Day ceremonies set in Sugar Grove
• Judge delays venue decision in D-303 school merger case
• Face time with Darcy Ringhofer
• First State Bank buys previous 
Amcore branch, won’t say why
• Two St. Charles East students charged with vandalism to school
• Families cope with teen suicides
• Lewd image spray-painted on Geneva’s Burgess Field
• Face time Darcy Ringhofer
• Lawsuit targets Diamond-Mart
• Unemployment rate dips in Kane in April
• Geneva police reports
• River Street takes priority in Batavia streetscape plan
• Lewd image spray-painted on Geneva's Burgess Field
• Two St. Charles East students charged with vandalism to school
• Batavia House Walk date set
• Judge delays venue decision in District 303 case
• Special Memorial Day show invokes the power of the written word
• Memorial Day street closures set in St. Charles
• Batavia neighbors voice priorities for park upgrades
• Perez: Immigration program is flawed
• St. Charles police reports
• Annexation agreement moving ahead
• Ex-principal alleges age, gender bias by D-304
• Mazuc: Have we already hit Doomsday?
• 'Letters Home': Invoking the power of the written word
• Face time with Susan Birdsong
• Delnor Hospital Plans Cancer Survivors Day Celebration
• Tiles: It’s like thunder and lightning:
• Battle of the Bands competition headed to Geneva
• Batavia residents to review plans for Saratoga Park renovation
• Glitch slows Burgess Field turf project
• Batavia School Board looking at more cuts
• Man accused of reckless driving, damaging a cemetery in Batavia
• Going soon: Trans fats?
• Retired St. Charles Police dog Lars dies
• Wayne man in serious condition after car crash
• Condition improving for Batavia teen hurt in crash
• Face time with Cynthia Lilke
• Batavia police reports
• Campton Hills police reports
• Letter: Aim criticism at correct target
• Pierog: A life spent waiting
• Home sales, prices drop in April
• St. Charles police warn of summertime burglaries
• St. Charles Fine Art Show set this weekend
• Red Gate Bridge gets early support for construction
• St. Charles group aims to maintain subdivision median
• Holiday ornaments blamed for Batavia house fire
• Kane County Board whittles size down to 24
• Face time with Keyana Williams
• Refrigerator cord causes garage fire in St. Charles
• Police: Stun gun used to subdue Batavia man at station
• Batavia electrical fire causes $10K in damage
• Preps 24/7: Geneva QB Matt Williams continues pipeline to NIU
• Officials: Salad at Portillo’s linked to salmonella outbreak
• Salad thought to be source in Portillo's salmonella outbreak
• Motorcyclist dies after accident in St. Charles Township
• Tornado watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Batavians celebrate new performing arts pavilion
• Batavia fire causes $125,000 in damage
• Batavia residents join together in cleaning up Fox River
• Sound Off: Leadership and integrity ... and how do you say Cairo?
• Batavia approves new plan for downtown
• The redtail hawk next door
• No plans anytime soon for former St. Charles mall site
• North Aurora picks new police chief, 
village administrator
• A professional gamer
• Face time with Tishyra Randell
• Plans to fix 
Quarry Beach move forward
• Tri-Cities would get new representation in Dem map
• A bird's-eye view
• West Aurora band director charged with sexual abuse of students
• Former St. Charles man pleads guilty to aggravated reckless driving
• Garfield Farm Museum plans livestock and poultry show
• St. Charles police chief sitting atop Dunkin Donuts to help Special Olympics
• Kane to be divided under proposed Ill. Senate map
• Walking to fight child abuse
• Search for missing Aurora boy extends to the Sauk Valley
• STC library to wait before seeking referendum
• St. Charles home designated as historic place
• Show marks 175 years of Geneva history
• Marmion grad hopes to rebuild lives
• Chalking the sidewalks
• Face time with Ken Rolek
• Geneva's Merra-Lee cuts the ribbon
• No cause yet in crash that killed Batavia girl
• St. Charles Park Commissioner steps down
• Memorial service for Batavia girl planned
• Kane County recycling stalwart retires
• Bomb threats made to store
• Bank ordered by feds to raise capital
• Face time with Jo Cawthra
• The keys to success
• St. Charles car salesman charged with felony theft
• Memorial service for Lynlee Gilbert set for Friday at Naperville church
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Bob O’Brien
• St. Charles North senior seeking a musical future
• Traffic lights set for busy N. Aurora intersection
• Geneva High School student arrested after drug search
• Aurora attorney tabbed to represent coroner, deputies in civil suit
• Batavia teen dies in Monday night crash
• Batavia teen dies in Monday night crash, teen passenger still in critical condition
• Animal control task force looks at full-time vet, cats
• Lawyer: D-304 suit meant to intimidate former employee
• Vos retires as head of Aurora Area CVB
• St. Charles woman charged after accident
• ECC faculty, trustees ratify 3-year contract
• Face time with Annette Lindstrom
• Voluntary separation incentive program gets initial support from STC aldermen
• Classrooms are in this Kaneland senior's future
• Kane chief calls for entire Metra Board resignation
• Former Batavia city attorney Noble dies
• Batavia City Council approves backyard chickens
• Face Time with Vicki Flahaven
• ECC board OKs 3-year deal with faculty union
• Tyler Brett Caruso Memorial Concert set in St. Charles
• Wind can't spoil North Aurora's party
• Today's forecast: Windy and cold
• Ex-Batavia city attorney Noble dies
• Bridge Walk raises money, spirits
• Montgomery man convicted of weapons offense
• Sugar Grove to roll out e-billing option for water bills
• Tag Days drive will help raise money 
for ALS Foundation
• Officials say red-light cameras reduce crashes
• After unexpected news, sister continues hunt in STC man's disappearance
• Sugar Grove doctor stays close to the sport he loves
• Pay freeze for St. Charles School District 303 support staff
• Face time with Tina Gateani
• LivingWell Cancer Resource Center to expand
• Sugar Grove to roll out e-billing option for water bills
• Portillo's assures: 'It is safe to eat at all of our restaurants'
• North Aurora parade showcases community
• Guilty plea for St. Charles man, 81, delayed 
as restitution considered
• Keeping the grass greener: How STC parks horticulturist keeps the fields looking good
• Local farmers up against the clock
• County coroner case continued
• Slice of Life: The grass is greener
• Second suspect in Batavia statue vandalism turns himself in
• Geneva police reports
• Face time with Ray Drake
• Blackberry Township teenager charged with fake ID, underage drinking
• Teacher appreciation: Educators tired of criticism
• Batavia schools eye upping class sizes
• Campton Hills police reports
• Diamond Mart to close after 20 years in business
• Batavia downtown streetscape plan moving forward
• Face time with Mary Beth Drake
• Teacher appreciation
• Grand reopening 
at Merra-Lee Shops
• Two stores in Geneva
 close; economy blamed
• Mazuc: What I want – but do not need – for my birthday
• Name the restaurant: 
Contest is on in Geneva
• Name the restaurant: 
Contest is on in Geneva
• Letters: Message should be clear
• 'Bowl a Strike for Quincee' event set in Batavia
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Kane County
• 27 acres for sale ... or not
• Online ‘scam’ results in lawsuit
• State’s attorney’s office announces new roles
• Elburn clerk set to be elected position in 2013
• Richmond principal to move to Thompson Middle School
• Our View: For departing expert, Ill. is soon history
• Charged with misconduct, Elgin police officer resigns
• Portillo's in St. Charles part of health department investigation
• State's attorney's office won't represent coroner in civil lawsuit
• Mazuc: Getting through final 2 weeks of freshman year
• Aurora man sentenced to four years for North Aurora crash
• Kane County Board votes to reduce board's size
• Face time with Geraldine Reed
• Kane expected to reduce districts, map still under study
• Smoldering rags cause no damage in Batavia
• Batavia aldermen voice concerns about proposed fire department fees
• Student disciplined for 'ethnically insensitive' comment made at St. Charles East girls soccer game
• Rush: April downpours bring May flowers
• St. Charles police reports
• Housing authority rules, competition with single-family homes, hammer market for condos
• St. Charles School District 303 to get iPads
• Batavia statue vandalism suspect turns himself in
• Elburn Legion Auxiliary 
to distribute poppies
• One of suspects in Batavia statue vandalism turns himself in
• Peg Bond Center Performing Arts Pavilion set for grand opening
• Two Brothers acquires the Roundhouse in Aurora
• Today is last day to buy tickets for Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice's Garden Party
• Harrison Street fifth-graders to present 'Rockin' Tale of Snow White'
• Youths to perform musical at Pheasant Run
• Face Time with Fran Fredricks
• Families celebrate Mother's Day at Blackberry Farm
• Lacrosse clubs raise money for charity
• The koi whisperer: St. Charles woman operates sanctuary out of her home
• New owner wanted for downtown St. Charles bar
• Car windows smashed, vehicles burglarized in Sugar Grove
• Lagattolla: Geneva grads weather the storm in Alabama
• Beef restaurant: It’s a ‘Shack’ now
• Fire district officials report a successful first week
• St. Charles teacher takes home top educator award
• Face time with Mary Jo Lassiter
• Grace: Men cooking for a good cause
• River Hills president: Theft of vases upsetting
• Geneva police reports
• How much more are you paying in property taxes?
• Location of District 303 court case expected later this month
• National Day of Prayer
• Hampshire woman dies in crash near Virgil
• Location of District 303 court case expected this month
• Prank 911 gun call leads to teen's arrest in Batavia
• Bowling Olé set for today at St. Charles Bowl
• Face time with Henry Castle
• Police identify suspects in statue vandalism
• Citizens, Legion, push 
for Veterans Park
• For mother of triplet girls and a son, the schedule is always full
• Get used to $4 gas observers say
• Bulldog’s to open new sandwich shop in downtown Batavia
• Task force sticks to plan for 
reducing board members
• Brass vases stolen from Batavia cemetery
• St. Charles teen charged 
with attempted burglary
• D-303 investigating possible racial taunts at soccer contest
• Mazuc: The final 2 weeks
• Incident at bar referred 
to St. Charles Liquor Commission
• Batavia police identify suspects in damage to statue
• Thirty-nine brass vases stolen from Batavia cemetery
• Sound Off: Property taxes took my breath away
• Virgil Township barn, corn crib burn in accidental fire
• Sixty men are ready to 
start cooking
• New restaurant to open at ex-Fox Grill location
• Local city leaders line up to oppose Quinn plan to withhold income tax
• Moran new Geneva School Board president
• Batavia committee recommends rules for backyard chickens
• Face time with Susie Lavaja
• St. Charles car accident survivor to be recognized by Salvation Army
• Geneva council says goodbye to Pawlak, hello to Kilburg
• Four charged with selling fake 
designer purses, sunglasses
• Campton Hills police reports
• Kane County Sheriff reports
• Geneva alderman calls for cemetery volunteers
• Alderman calls for cemetery volunteers
• St. Charles School Board elects new officers
• Batavia appoints assistant city administrator
• National Weather Service issues frost advisory
• Four charged with selling fake designer purses, jewelry in St. Charles
• Art in Your Eye Festival seeks entries for art exhibit
• Winning Little Lotto ticket sold in St. Charles
• St. Charles School Board elects new officers
• Local pastors hope death of bin Laden will unite nation
• Campton Hills residents focus on big picture
• District 303 welcomes new board members
• Local soldiers react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Face time with Olivia Arceri
• Local officials: Bin Laden's death a 'sigh of relief,' but vigilance required
• Former firefighter never will forget Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Hazmat teams investigate powdery substance at Elgin courthouse
• Hazmat investigates substance at courthouse
• Face Time with Sara Markett
• Registration under way at ECC
• Rosary Sports Boosters planning plant sale
• Hultgren statement on Osama bin Laden
• Batavia comes together for annual Loyalty Day Parade
• Public Star Party set at Peck Farm
• St. Charles East vs. North boys volleyball match to raise funds for Bridge Walk
• Yellow House Artists set for spring show in Geneva
• Geneva High School clubs plan book drive
• Lagattolla: Applause, enthusiasm for Skilling in Batavia
• Nature takes center stage during Hickory Knolls grand opening
• North Aurora looking for new police chief
• Hastert, Gualdoni to take seats on Elburn board
• Lagattolla: Up early to watch royal history
• Tornado seminar headed to Fermilab
• Pushing through the pain: St. Charles girl battles juvenile arthritis
• Valley Sheltered Workshop 
to hold pancake breakfast
• Hickory Knolls sets grand opening
• Fire district calls for Saturday night meeting
• N. Aurora man arrested in drug investigation
• Face time with Janice Jumper,
• St. Charles Park District set for Hickory Knolls grand opening
• North Aurora man arrested in drug investigation
• Lagattolla: Up early to watch royal history
• Attorney pleased with settlement
• Drop, cover, and hold on
• Quinn: More help heading south
• District 303 recommends 
iPad for Richmond students
• Geneva police reports
• New ad director starts at Kane County Chronicle
• Batavia creating downtown vision
• Letter: Reform needed for workers' compensation laws
• Bella Bridal to host Royal Wedding Party, starting at 3 a.m.
• Fox River & Countryside Fire District meeting set for Saturday night
• Loyalty Day Parade to 
cause detours
• Making that garage sale a success
• Foreclosure activity up in Tri-Cities
• Batavia settles suit against police officers
• Mazuc: Spending the day with my roommate, the Easter Bunny
• District 304 lays off 24 staff members
• County getting ready for civil unions
• Batavia settles case against Batavia police
• New traffic court opens Monday on Randall Road
• Batavia Loyalty Day Parade set for Sunday
• Texas woman charged in what sheriff's police say is county's biggest heroin seizure
• IMSA hosts panel discussion for 'Quantum Physics for Poets'
• Two appointed to fill open seats on Maple Park board
• Sheriff: Budget adjustment, roll call 'unnecessary'
• Batavia residents to pay less in school taxes
• Fox River and Countryside fire district set to begin operations Sunday
• Health officials seek new animal control director, assistant director
• Dog rescuer still critical of animal control policies
• Batavia looking to repair downtown sculpture damaged by vandals
• Open house set for review of Batavia downtown streetscape plan
• New Batavia school principal named
• Home sales, prices drop again in March
• St. Charles police reports
• Renovation of North Aurora Village Hall moving ahead
• A 'distinguished' young woman
• Removation of North Aurora Village Hall moving ahead
• Sugar Grove hopes 10-year Mediacom deal prompts better service
• Bike race is a go again in Geneva
• Fire district in ‘crunch time’ as deadline nears
• District 304 sues former employee
• St. Charles police propose new fees
• Fire causes $300K in damage
• Severe Weather Seminar headed to Fermilab
• Face Time with Anne Harter
• Salvation Army serves up Easter breakfast
• Quality of Kane outreach meetings to begin
• Marmion Rifle Teams Finish Season at the Top
• Batavia community groups helping garden grow
• Unattended cooking cause of Batavia apartment complex blaze
• St. Charles Park District wins aquatic safety award
• Grace: Breaking down to get a smartphone
• Sound Off: The great chicken herders of Cuba
• Local church hosts 5K to fight sex trafficking
• St. Charles man earns honor from Lions Club
• Church leaders remind people of Easter's true meaning
• Campton Hills seeks residents' input
• Otto: You think your workday is terribly long...
• Elburn man pleads not guilty in home invasion
• Elburn man pleads not guilty in home invasion
• Showers, storms possible
• Face time with Brian Hank
• Kane County draft redistrict map spurs questions
• Police: Batavia teens smoked pot in school
• Snapshot provides everyday insight into Illinois libraries
• Job market appears to be brightening, but caution still abounds
• Geneva police records clerk marks 30 years
• Lagattolla: The potential dark side of prom season
• Geneva junior serves as senate page
• Geneva teenager charged with hitting skateboarder
• Batavia Community Garden event set Saturday
• Elburn martial arts fundraiser to benefit Iraq War veteran
• 'Laughing Your Way to Success' program set in Batavia
• Just dance: Schools, students grapple with 'grinding'
• Batavia police reports
• Elburn set to OK $4.45 million budget
• Mazuc: Quitting cold (and hot) turkey
• Face time with Brenda Johnson
• Students get lessons in medicine
• St. Charles warns residents about coyotes
• One injured in four-car crash on Randall
• Kane County eyes policy for car recharge facility
• Two injured in four-car crash on Randall
• Letter: Thank you to those who responded
• Hultgren to sponsor law to require tougher teen driving restrictions
• Hultgren to sponsor teen driving law
• Crash ties up Randall
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against McConnaughay
• Bicycle and pedestrian connectivity plan meetings in Sugar Grove
• Geneva approves new budget
• Hydrant flushing set in St. Charles
• Face time with Chris Wantuch
• Producers Chemical moving from Batavia to Sugar Grove
• 'Emerging' educators learn the ropes through St. Charles program
• Geneva parents plan post-prom after party
• Hultgren announces art competition
• Again a 'Tree City,' Elburn to celebrate Arbor Day
• St. Charles to participate in earthquake drill
• Board member Emma chosen to lead Geneva History Center
• Emma chosen to lead history center
• Today's forecast: Windy and cold
• Seat belt use among students in buses questioned
• Face time with Nancy Steers
• Geneva bed & breakfast gets approval
• St. Charles School District 303 lawsuit still about jurisdiction
• St. Charles welcomes home veteran, approves budget
• St. Charles aldermen support downtown partnership's funding request
• Face Time with Mark Harter
• Hundreds march for babies in St. Charles
• Youths flock to Mooseheart for egg hunt
• Delnor draws hundreds to Ladies Day Out
• St. Charles Arts Council bringing arts to the people
• Retail sales activity picked up last year in area
• Attempts to kill beaver lead to criminal charge
• Taxpayer Tea Party event moves
• Man convicted in Gurnee kidnapping, Campton assault
• Holinger: Message delivered, but few bothered to vote
• Gas thieves still striking in St. Charles
• Geneva police reports
• Construction season ready to go
• Bed and breakfast battle gears up for final vote
• Banquet will honor Tri-Cities teachers
• Suit suspended as teacher appeals firing
• Strike averted at Elgin Community College
• Elburn police reports
• South Elgin man gets 3 years in child porn case
• No injuries, minimal damage in courthouse fire
• Illinois poet laureate headed to ECC
• Support, legal help for crime victims’ families
• Mazuc: Picking the right friends while at college
• Anti-gay adoption measure fails in Senate panel
• Families get ‘relief’ after death penalty abolished
• Home prices dropping more slowly, but still falling in area
• Hultgren’s legislation: Congress works or no pay
• District 304 eyes $52.7M education fund budget
• Bed and breakfast in 
Geneva closer to approval
• New St. Patrick School takes shape
• Sex offender gets home monitoring for coaching baseball team
• 'Sixties and Advertising' program set at Batavia library
• Batavia school evacuated
• Role in coroner suit debated
• Ruling paves the way for demolition of Diamonds club
• Kane County Board backs reducing its size
• Face time Lesley Edmondson
• St. Charles' downtown vision
• St. Charles backs tax deals 
to draw GMC, Sears
• Batavia School Board votes to reduce number of graduation credits
• St. Charles bar surrenders liquor license
• Chief judge presents checks to local agencies
• Batavia High School briefly evacuated for gas leak
• St. Charles police reports
• Face time with Emily Parson Greene
• Rush: A good place to eat
• Geneva dismisses 
24 teachers
• Progress reported in 36-year-old renovation project
• Inside the costume
• Lawsuit over D-303 plan goes to federal court
• Progress reported in 36-year-old renovation project
• Sound Off: Proud to live in this area
• Kaneland fine arts fair showcases talent
• Thunderstorms likely tonight; tornado watch issued
• 'Educated Gardener' at Heritage Prairie
• Recent discovery of unexpected data 
gives scientists at Fermilab more research
• Elburn Leo kids play Wii, help charities
• Recent discovery of unexpected data 
gives scientists at Fermilab more research
• J.A. Air Center recognized as best in the west
• Delnor gives women a day out
• Hard to find? These turtles tough to beat
• ECC union gets closer 
to strike
• Police investigating robbery at Dollar General Store
• Geneva man indicted in Ponzi scheme
• Spending 40 years fighting fires
• Face time with Kate Kaplan
• Gas climbing well past $4 a gallon, likely to stay there for a while
• Gas prices climbing well past $4 a gallon
• North Aurora police investigating robbery at Dollar General
• Kane County eyes 
$40 dog park fee
• New eateries reshaping the dining scene in St. Charles
• Citizens invited to 
provide feedback about 
St. Charles police
• Face time with Jamie Saam
• Sycamore woman makes first court appearance
• McConnaughay talks transportation, more in Batavia
• Project Sticker Shock set for April 15 in St. Charles
• Police believe abduction attempt report 'credible;' investigation continues
• Andrea’s Law passes Illinois House, headed to Senate
• Campton Hills write-ins lose
• D-304 accepts nearly $500K for Burgess Field
• County officials look ahead with common vision
• Residents vote no to starting 
Campton Hills fire department
• Charges filed in crash that killed Maple Park woman
• Police, coroner’s office working to identify body found along Fox River
• Absentee ballots likely won't affect St. Charles race
• Not ready for election hullabaloo
• Scotland Yard’s liquor license suspended for seven days
• Batavia police identify deceased man
• Voter turnout hits record low
• Join St. Charles East High School Students at Bridge Walk in May!
• Elderly couple sought 
after approaching child
• Leaking tank causes evacuation 
at Geneva bicycle shop
• Rescue group seeks lost dog
• $500K gifts accepted for Burgess Field
• Police: Body recovered from Fox River in Geneva
• Old couple sought in attempted child abduction
• Absentee, provisional ballots likely won't change STC council results
• Scotland Yard liquor license suspended for overserving
• NIU football player in critical condition after Tuesday shooting
• St. Charles police reports
• St. Charles mayor casts deciding vote for MMA event
• Newcomers take top two vote spots in North Aurora
• Paluch wins seat on Sugar Grove Village Board
• Villages OK electricity referendum; Maple Park voters back tax cut
• Smith wins 2nd term in Campton Hills
• Two-term trustee, newcomer win spots on St. Charles library board
• Schopp wins spot on Elburn fire board
• VanderVeen wins 3rd term for Geneva parks
• Voters select three for ECC
• Three St. Charles alderman races within a few votes
• Three new faces on the Kaneland School Board
• Longtime Elburn fire district trustee replaced
• Two new members to join Batavia School Board
• Stark takes care of business in Batavia
• Kilburg wins Geneva's 3rd Ward; Brown re-elected
• State's attorney's office establishes Election Complaint Line
• Grace: Election night chat with editor will start at 7 p.m.
• Elburn to wait on water rate increase until 2012
• Geneva candy maker brings smiles to faces
• One housing project approved, another not
• Elburn to wait on water rate increase till 2012
• Utility rates to increase May 1 in St. Charles
• Businesses close, open, expand in Geneva
• D-304 sets meeting 
for Burgess donation
• ECC registration delayed
• Sound Off: "Backyard Chicken Code Enforcers"
• Grace: Voting has begun for Readers' Choice Awards
• Batavia resident honored for contributions to library
• Soldier gets big welcome home
• Police, teens team up for alcohol awareness
• Sex assault suspect’s bail reduced
• Work resumes at Campton fire station
• Elburn police reports
• Aquascape set to open 
temporary store because of winter roof collapse
• Grant’s Appliances closes Batavia store
• Otto: Just a sparrow? Not all are created equal
• Face time with Greg Norris
• Kane reaches ‘magic’ population number
• Taxpayers in line to fund defense of coroner, deputies
• Batavia senior housing proposal moves forward
• Aspiring teachers must master the basics
• HomeCourt cuts ribbon
• Aldermen debate proposed rules for backyard chickens
• Face time with Bruce Heidlauf
• Kane is 9th-healthiest in state, study suggests
• Chief deputy sues Kane County Coroner West and 2 coworkers
• Holinger: A poem to start your day
• State's attorney's office establishes Election Complaint Line
• Delnor, CDH merger complete
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against coroner
• St. Charles to start rain barrel program
• St. Charles man gets 4 years for burglary
• STC restaurant damaged, closed after accident
• No injuries in fire at St. Charles home
• Lagattolla: Spreading a message of kindness
• Face time with Jackie Norris
• Commercial property market on upswing, industry professional says
• Batavia aldermen debate proposed rules for backyard chickens
• No one injured in St. Charles fire
• Richmond, Davis merger faces legal opposition
• Homeless man gets 3 years in battery
• Elburn poised to require 
removal of infested ash trees
• Task force recommends county board decrease
• Man, 24, charged in attack on girlfriend
• Face time with Marilyn McNabb
• Geneva police reports
• LCD projectors 
stolen at GHS
• Sugar Grove vehicles burglarized
• Lawsuit filed against the St. Charles School District over Davis-Richmond plan
• Hearing on Keller remains set for Friday
• Fire board trustees mum on stop-work orders
• Families celebrate past at history farm
• Campton Hills police reports
• Embracing the yoga experience
• Empty boat in river draws emergency response
• Fox River and Countryside seeks permits from county
• Sound Off: Fiscal responsibility and commercial zapping
• Wonders of Science on display at Fermilab
• Kaneland candidates talk improving teacher performance
• Shodeen project, public works drive Elburn board candidate talk
• Families celebrate the past at St. Charles living history farm
• Grace: Online comments to return with new policies
• Backyard chicken discussion returns at Batavia meeting
• St. Charles police warn of gas 
siphoning
• Fire station in Lily Lake drives Elburn fire board race
• Face time with Mary Hill
• No one injured in Batavia fire
• St. Charles Fine Art 
Show taking shape
• Firm recommends installing 
liner system to fix Quarry Beach
• Fox River and Countryside seeks permits from county
• Batavia police reports
• State's attorney's office establishes Election Complaint Line
• Faulty fireplace to blame in Batavia house fire
• Grace: Our endorsements one part of the discussion
• Kaneland ballot mess avoided
• Campton candidate faces charge
• Area could feel the earthquake impact
• Death penalty request withdrawn in murder case
• Fire station work remains stalled
• St. Charles parade winners announced
• Campton Hills asks voters to weigh in on fire service
• Face time with Noah Wandrey
• Rotolo seventh-grader has whooping cough
• St. Charles police reports
• Rotolo seventh-grader diagnosed with whooping cough
• St. Charles teen violinist to be featured on NPR
• Construction news: Stearns Road, Circuit Clerk's entrances, utility work in Batavia
• Letters: Points to be covered
• Face time with Julieann Shourie
• Work ordered to stop 
at Fox River fire stations
• Mazuc: A wonderful opportunity to teach and learn
• Crime numbers down in State’s Attorney’s report
• St. Charles man joins Peace Corps
• Pool opens at Norris Center
• Hultgren says he’ll fight for Fermilab funds
• Geneva man dies after crash, but not because of crash, coroner says
• Crime numbers down in state's attorney's office annual report
• Three DUI arrests in Campton Hills enforcement campaign
• County board raises redistricting concerns
• Fire official: 
Electrical fault caused blaze
• A baker's duty: Creating the perfect loaf
• Downtown talk dominates Batavia forum
• Before-school conflict leads to felony charge
• Batavia School Board
 gives notice to teachers
• Kane County Forest Preserve seeks $30M to take advantage of low land prices
• Geneva Chamber mixes it up
• Graduation changes still being mulled in Batavia
• Face time with Travis Cremer
• Letters: Our plan
• Fire official: Electrical fault caused Campton fire
• St. Charles’ fiscal year to end better than expected
• St. Peter Barn Sale returns to original weekend format
• Batavia crash snarls traffic on Kirk Road
• Families OK after house fires
• Face time with Amanda Semrick
• Chicago-based company to spearhead Scarecrow Fest
• Delnor, CDH merger approved
• St. Charles township family OK after lightning strike
• Trivia bee raises good times, money for local literacy promotion
• Sound Off: These things called laws
• Work begins on Davis, Richmond changes
• Fire service levels key in Sugar Grove Fire District race
• Elburn’s economic future on minds of candidates
• Face time with Jennifer Beslow
• Otto: Getting a gift of ratty proportions
• Alleged dog attack spurs $50K lawsuit
• Sugar Grove Village Board candidates ponder how to attract development
• Kaneland board candidates differ on test emphasis
• Elburn Village Board candidates voice concerns on ShoDeen proposal
• Grace: Happy week for this fair-weather fan
• Two battling for top job in Campton Hills
• Rental housing, Mooseheart annexation top issues in Batavia’s 4th Ward race
• Andrea’s Law takes step forward
• Face time with Caroline Baty-Barr
• Aurora man pleads not guilty to animal cruelty charges
• Batavia candidates offer thoughts on downtown
• Budget concerns key to Batavia School Board race
• Geneva parks hopefuls say they’ll keep costs down
• Richmond, Davis merger gets school board approval
• Holinger: Encouraging respect in the exchange of ideas
• Face time with Adrian Roby
• Elburn’s water could cost more
• Hopefuls tackle issues in Geneva ward races
• Lagattolla: Judge Dixon remembered as fair, brilliant
• For the love of vinyl: A testament to the Fox Valley music scene
• Hopefuls tackle issues in Geneva ward races
• Kane County Farm Bureau sponsors Ag Days
• Lagattolla: Judge Dixon remembered as fair, brilliant
• For the love of vinyl: Record a monument to Fox Valley music scene
• Candidates tackle Geneva’s money issues
• Candidates face off for Geneva school board
• Mazuc: Doing something to help the people of Japan
• County Board begins 
redistricting process
• Police: Driver crashed, then became passenger
• St. Charles candidates state their cases
• Five vie for three seats on Elgin Community College board
• St. Charles Library candidates share ideas
• First Ward hopefuls square off in Geneva
• Council hopefuls have big plans for St. Charles
• Lagattolla: Young leaves a legacy in Tri-Cities
• Maple Park asks residents to not decrease the tax rate
• Face time with Sharon Sychta
• St. Charles police reports
• Campton Hills police reports
• Grace: Election Central website up at KCChronicle.com
• Geneva staff slices, dices spending in 2012 budget
• Every kid's dream
• Kaneland cuts hit library services, intramurals
• An open house discussion
• Face time with Kari Kraus
• Parents ask school board 
to reject Davis-Richmond merger plan
• Walkin' with the piper
• Weighing potential conflicts of interest
• Conflict of interest? District 302 board candidates debate
• Two charged after police say $4M in drugs found in their van on I-90
• Families find ways to stay warm during St. Charles parade
• Grace: A healthy community forum for all
• Face time with Michael Bailey
• Batavia woman in Japan when earthquake hit
• Just trying to keep up
• Maple Park village board to be two members short
• Campton Hills police boost patrols for St. Patrick's Day
• Ill. sales tax extended to more Internet purchases
• Motorcycle, car crash shuts down SB Kirk Road
• Grace: Your nature photos could win you a grand prize
• Batavia candidates talk backyard chickens, budget
• Face time with Linda Creviston
• Crime totals down in Tri-Cities in 2010
• Late payment on the way to St. Charles
• Batavia planners reject one senior complex proposal, approve another
• Kaneland candidates differ on taxes, academic goals
• St. Charles teen violinist to be featured on NPR
• Driver’s ed fees set to go up for St. Charles schools
• Repeated theft charges 
lands woman in jail
• Face time with Julia Glas
• Death penalty abolition will have impact
• Brand new day at the Paramount: Q&A with new artistic director Jim Corti
• A Slice of Life: Meet the butcher
• Mazuc: The worst day of my entire life? Not exactly
• Stolen car recovered 
after running out of gas
• Passed-out man hit with three felony charges
• First State Bank purchase ends Valley Community Bank troubles
• State’s Attorney: Crime down in Kane County
• Batavia residents speak out for, against backyard chickens
• Davis, Richmond future will be known soon
• Shamrock Shuffle offers St. Charles 
a ‘fun raiser’ event
• Rios: Latinos, Latinas need a 'collective voice'
• Kaneland candidates to square off in forum Thursday
• Hampshire student wins Kane County Spelling Bee
• Bicycle Heaven moves to Viking Office Supply location
• Kane County Board to begin redistricting process
• St. Charles school board sets date to vote on merger plan
• Hultgren speaks in Elburn
• Fire strikes Batavia house twice in 24 hours
• Planned Parenthood funding draws both sides at Geneva rally
• Appeals court rules Seyller can use special funds
• Face time with Mireille Gross-Page
• Batavia City Council appoints city attorney
• Geneva candidates talk money at forum
• Parents show support for Davis-Richmond plan
• Batavia police continue 
investigation of death
• Geneva city council, school board candidates talk budgets at forum
• Batavia police investigating man's death
• No injuries in Batavia fire
• Appeals court OKs clerk's use of special funds
• Middle schoolers reveal cookery know-how
• Campton fire station could have brick – later
• Grace: Voter registration ends March 8; you know what to do
• Face time with Vaughn Papanicholas
• A working spring break: Kaneland students taking service trip to northern Virginia
• St. Charles couple has new idea on Richmond/Davis merger proposal
• Three charged with selling tobacco to minors in Geneva
• Village says ‘bienvenue’ to new market
• Erratic driving, feet on dashboard leads to arrest
• Weather, poor economy driving need for blood donations
• Grace: Hummus or really bad-tasting oatmeal?
• Face time with Anne Moran
• Illinois budget: $33.2 billion, or not
• Administrator put on leave, then a resignation
• Batavia residents object to proposed senior housing complex
• Slice of Life: St. Charles women engage in active teaching
• State superintendent honors 19 Tri-Cities schools
• Holinger: Wasting time in the waiting line
• Geneva parks stalwart Stan Esping dies at 94
• Grace: Charlie Sheen did what? No, really, what did he do?
• Elburn police reports
• St. Charles man has NIU building named in his honor
• The incumbent advantage
• Elburn hopes legislation will hold down pension costs
• District 303 gym teacher earns award
• Mazuc: Wild celebs should get cold shoulder
• Fire district, village in talks over new station
• Batavia committee looks at downtown improvements
• Law change sought to allow fire pits in Geneva
• Randall Road improvements to help traffic flow
• Letters: Union busting and fascisim
• Grace: Memories of burgers past
• Advocacy Center 
awarded re-accreditation
• Police: Battery suspect was naked, shouting about Bears' QB
• Face time with Britt Chamberlin
• Vote on District 303’s Davis, Richmond school merger delayed
• Arcada Theatre expected to be awarded grant for improvements
• Five Guys to open in Geneva Commons
• Sticker shock? Food prices on the rise
• Five Guys to open in Geneva Commons this spring
• Grace: Childhood hero's story gives hope
• Fermilab director still hopeful laboratory can avoid deep cuts
• Meetings set for two Batavia senior housing proposals
• D-304 updates community about goals, plans
• Fire district starts construction – without village approval
• Face time with Mariann Busch
• Red Gate bridge divides St. Charles council candidates
• Specifics on Richmond, Davis proposal given at presentation
• Geneva water, sewer rates to rise
• Red Gate bridge divides STC council candidates
• Geneva School District updates community on goals, plans
• Home sales spike in January, prices dip again
• Sugar Grove, Aurora mayors raise money for area pantries
• Board to hear plan on Davis, Richmond merger
• Former campground a forest preserve attraction in St. Charles Township
• More than $400K raised at Top Hat Ball
• St. Charles Downtown Pride Award winners named
• Valley Community Bank sold by feds to First State Bank
• Hall of Fame QB Kelly, wife headed to St. Charles
• Geneva does not qualify for home rule status
• Candidates: Balanced budget, new business key for Sugar Grove
• Entrepreneur workshop to be offered at ECC
• Investigation into fatal crash will take time
• Icy dip to raise cash for Special Olympics
• American Emergency Services president excited about launching Fox River and Countryside's fire stations
• Batavia School District looking to change graduation requirements
• Mazuc: Keeping it respectful at dances
• A blizzard of bills
• Batavia proposes rules for backyard chickens
• Woman trying to keep brother’s name in news
• Hultgren talks Fermilab, health care
• Curl pleads not guilty to murder charges
• Maple Park woman remembered
• Fox River and Countryside district names Wayne resident as chief
• Batavia School District’s tax rate to go up
• Citizens question Kaneland cuts
• Not as severe, but flu cases on the rise
• Big ShoDeen plan wins OK in Elburn
• Face time with Tanya Osika
• Campton Hills woman 
ticketed in two-car crash
• Curl pleads not guilty to charges he killed NIU student Toni Keller
• Hultgren speaks on Fermilab, health care
• Maple Park woman dies in crash
• Mr. Beef in St. Charles closes after 23 years
• Kindergarten enrollment 
sought for Geneva kids
• Face time with Leah Frueh
• Campton Hills dog hurt in coyote attack returns home
• Panera Bread celebrates partnership with Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Batavia approves new sculpture for Wilson Street bridge
• Elburn seeks to charge $250 to impound cars
• Kaneland budget cuts talk on tap at community forum
• Want to talk about Kaneland cuts? Tuesday forum offers chance
• Four hurt in Campton Hills crash
• Prom-O-Rama showcases formal wear
• Association for Individual Development holds telethon in face of massive state cuts
• Durbin seeks support for labs
• Newspapers fight for government accountability in printed public notices
• A museum on wheels
• Dog rescuer decries inaccurate paperwork, cost
• Reward systems
• Books vs Badges to clash for charity
• Geneva police reports
• School connected again after Internet, phone disruption
• Money in the bank – but for how long?
• St. Charles youths headed to TV
• Fermi director: Cuts will cost U.S. 'Sputnik moment'
• Renovation moving ahead in Batavia
• Curl will plead not guilty in Keller death
• Face time with Jane Gravelle
• Curl's attorney: Client will plead not guilty to killing Toni Keller
• Northern Illinois Food Bank under new leadership: Schaefer becomes CEO
• Cowboy's war in Burma
• Employee accused of stealing 
from St. Charles Target
• Mazuc: Advice from a Facebook creeper
• Dog hurt in Campton Hills coyote attack
• St. Charles Borders store among 200 nationwide to close
• No injuries in two Batavia fires
• Electric rate hike on tap in Geneva
• Kane population jumps 27.5 percent in last 10 years
• St. Charles pediatrician enjoys helping children, saying it's a 'nice way to make a living'
• Water, sewer rate hike goes to Geneva council
• Fermi director: GOP cuts ‘catastrophic'
• St. Charles considers $2.5M in money-saving ideas
• Batavia Park Board OKs bond sale for improvements
• ArtFusion set at Norris Cultural Arts Center
• Getting in touch with nature
• Large portion of Aquascape roof collapses
• Aldermen recommend no increase on water, sewer rates
• Hickman hired as next Kaneland principal
• Residents, board want more info on STC school plan
• Woman charged with DUI, accused of hitting squad car
• World War II vets honored at Batavia VFW
• Call for Supporters for LivingWell Cancer Resource Center's 6th Annual Walk/Run
• St. Charles water main fixed after break interrupts service downtown
• Large portion of Aquascape roof collapsed, no one hurt
• World War II vets honored at Batavia VFW
• Kids, 'bots compete in all-day event
• Fox Valley Ice Arena to house new restaurant
• Pension reform in Illinois to continue 'for the good of both taxpayers and employees'
• Geneva High School bans 'sexually explicit' dancing
• New St. Charles park director settles into job
• Grading change closer to reality for District 302
• Tiles: Training while on the road
• Pension spending jump likely in Elburn's future
• Aurora man charged in Fabyan crash
• St. Charles man pleads not guilty to sexual assault
• Model of World War II Memorial on display Sunday in Batavia
• Why don't businesses offer pensions?
• Cities confront larger slice of pension pie
• Daddy-daughter dance set in Batavia
• St. Charles man pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• Geneva mayor Burns gets fine, supervision after December crash
• Crowd questions St. Charles School District superintendent about proposed changes
• Students to compete in robot competition in Batavia
• Opinions differ on if there's a pension crisis in Illinois
• Double-dippers get two government incomes
• The anatomy of a pension; What calculation is used in determining the pay?
• Batavia mayor hopes to get back to work soon after minor surgery
• Regulation cracks down on schools salary spiking
• Pension tension: Spotlight on shortfalls
• Economy forces workers to agree to concessions
• Mazuc: It's just a game
• Fine Line center to get new entrance
• McConnaughay's motion to dismiss set for hearing
• Survey should help health department do assessment
• New judge named to 16th Judicial Circuit
• Concerns about school realignment plan voiced
• District 303 proposes changes to Davis, Richmond
• Geneva couple still celebrating after nearly 70 years
• Batavia City Council mulls allowing backyard chickens
• St. Charles police reports
• Geneva's Super Bowl Shuffle runners take Sunday snow in stride
• Geneva stars show off dancing moves in fundraising competition
• Photos: Geneva Dancing with the Starts
• Tiles: Inspiring cycling movies
• Sound Off: Putting on airs
• Face time with Sue Villanova
• Caught in a trap
• St. Charles native receives 2010 Charlemagne Award
• Burst pipe soaks areas of state's attorney's office
• Snow disappearing from downtowns, but where is it going?
• Suit alleges Elburn Police illegally detained man
• Life returning to normal in Tri-Cities after blizzard
• Coroner's lawyer asks judge to dismiss charges
• Main Street organizations help create opportunities
• Enjoying the day off
• Mark Burger gets jail despite strong support
• Water Street Studios co-founder named MainStreet director
• Widow blames county for husband's death
• Mark Burger gets 60 days jail
• Kane County coroner's lawyer asks judge to dismiss charges
• School poised to resume Friday
• Cuartero named executive director of Batavia MainStreet
• Some delivery behind; e-edition still free
• Local group reduces its carbon footprint
• Metra service reduced on Geneva, Elburn line
• Group helps grief process in loss of life partner
• Residents take blizzard in stride
• 'It's going to take days to dig out of this'
• Storm refugees pack local hotels
• Winter storm hits hard in Tri-Cities
• Public schools to be closed Thursday
• Reader photos of Blizzard 2011
• Snow, wind wreak havoc on roads, as many as 350 cars abandoned
• Weather emergency declared for Kane County
• Live: Weather cam from Geneva Middle School
• Storm ranks 3rd in Chicago history; hazards remain
• Share your photos and videos with us
• Emergency officials in western Kane County trying to get to stranded motorists
• Sheriff's office: All western Kane County roads closed for travel
• Quinn's decision on death penalty could impact eligibility
• Five regional libraries vote to merge
• Face time with Natalie Gacek
• When is it time to close a road?
• Storm prompts many business closings
• Area agencies in disaster mode in preparing for snow
• Area agencies in disaster mode
• Winter storm forces closings; public schools out
• Face time with Lou Pierce
• Teachers in St. Charles to take pay freeze
• Residents prepare for expected blizzard
• Babcock honored as Batavia Citizen of the Year
• Three hurt in 2-vehicle crash on Geneva intersection
• County officials, staff look at future capital projects
• Granquist registration begins
• Rosary students take to the runway in fashion show
• Fox Valley Repertory cuts ribbon
• ‘We will definitely miss them’
• Resident prepare for expected blizzard
• Rosary students take to runway stage in fashion show
• Blizzard watch issued for Kane County
• Sound Off: Great job with plowing
• Babcock honored as Citizen of the Year
• Catholic Schools Week activities set at St. Peter
• Granquist competition registration begins
• Two developers look to fill affordable senior housing need in Batavia
• Data show more people leaving Tri-Cities than coming
• Toys R Us to open South Elgin store, mum on St. Charles store's future
• Historical house in St. Charles seeks new owner
• Elgin Community College to honor former St. Charles mayor
• Mailboxes targeted 
in Geneva on Monday
• Batavia couple renovates historic Geneva building from 1860s
• Face time with Tom Stopka
• Catching up with high-speed Internet
• ECC celebrates grand opening of Multipurpose Classroom Building
• Charges against St. Charles mother causing debate
• Owners urged to spay, neuter their pets
• Kaneland to reorganize early childhood special ed
• Snow expected throughout the day
• St. Charles teens accused of damaging parking deck
• St. Charles resident named Veteran of the Month
• Batavia adopts TIF guidelines
• Fox Valley Repertory maintains a legacy
• Cancer center in Delnor's future? Merger deal could make it happen
• Mazuc: At least I was able catch more ‘Zzzzs’
• Geneva Park District borrows $1.4M for capital projects
• Batavia’s streetscape advisory committee to begin planning
• Face time with Jim Stopka
• Vaughan Center reopens 
after evacuation
• Police work that helps pay
• Lawmakers: State can be competitive
• Appellate court hears arguments in circuit clerk case
• Geneva man faces charges in police chase
• Letters: What should be done with Charlestowne
• Batavia assistant city administrator leaving post
• Fire district picks service provider
• A moment of silence
• Oddo remembered for giving to community
• New parking lot requires Geneva zoning change
• No one injured during house fire
• Limo ride incident leads to arrests in Elburn
• Elburn pursuing state grant for sewage backup fix
• Sound Off: Goes best with cereal
• No one injured in Elburn fire
• Bears loss leaves spirited fans speechless in St. Charles
• 'Unruly' limo ride leads to Sunday morning arrests in Elburn
• Car-train accident leaves driver with minor injuries
• St. Charles schools to offer tuition-based preschool option
• New fire station a step closer in Campton Hills
• Commission picks winners of Challenge Grant contest
• Fan bearing down for Sunday’s game
• Face time with Kris Tyton
• Shaving ice in Geneva
• Iconic Geneva eatery Mill Race Inn to close
• Driver hurt in car versus train accident in South Elgin
• Free rides for seniors on Metra, Pace, CTA may be over
• Officials talk possible ambulance service changes
• Home sales in Tri-Cities up in 2010
• Barsanti in fender bender
• Citizens’ complaints lead to 
prostitution arrest in STC
• Face time with Chip Lemberg
• Campton Hills artist recounts life of second chances
• Checking out Tri-City Fitness
• Letters: A thank you for literacy volunteers
• D-302 narrowing field 
of principal candidates
• Face time with Kathleen Davine
• Dog in cruelty case doing 'wonderful,' has new home
• Two Batavia schools 
reporting head lice
• Trustees vote to join the Kane County Fire Investigation Task Force
• Painting history in downtown Geneva
• Quarry Beach study moving forward
• Judges, officials headed 
to conference in Aurora
• Glenwood School to transfer students
• Crews brought to DuPage 
Airport
• The search for affordable housing
• Library system merger could put Geneva building up for sale
• St. Charles police say buildings were hit with projectiles
• Ona’s closes its doors 
in Batavia
• Grace: You don't always get a second warning
• 'The drivers are not paying attention'
• Four taken to the hospital after accident
• Fire district likely to pick service provider next week
• Face time with Brian Nail
• Mentally ill served in alternative court
• MMA event gets approved for Expo Center
• Residents oppose Batavia park bond sale
• Onesti closes his dinner club in St. Charles
• Counselors at Marmion after death
• Grief counseling at Marmion Academy after death of student
• Open house gives look at station plans
• Batavia Park Board plans to sell bonds to fund improvements
• Storm dumps snow on area
• Model train business moves to Batavia
• Breen calls it a career as park director
• Two charged after police find drugs
• Careless cooking blamed for fire at The Holmstad
• Winter weather sweeps across area
• Winter weather sweeps across area
• Longtime Kane County Cougars GM leaves post
• Longtime Kane County Cougars GM leaves post
• Two charged after police say $1M in drugs found in trunk of car
• Two charged after police say $1M in drugs found in trunk of car
• Tiles: Sometimes you get the bear. Sometimes the bear gets you.
• Tiles: Sometimes you get the bear. Sometimes the bear gets you.
• No injuries reported after pot of soup causes fire at Holmstad in Batavia
• Sound Off: Prices will rise
• Open house gives fire district residents in-depth look at station plans
• Public works departments keeping on top of the snow
• New developer steps forward for unfinished Sugar Grove subdivision
• Fire district OKs intent to borrow $2.5M
• St. Charles expects to finish roads, sidewalks in 
Remington Glen
• Art exhibition runs through Feb. 6 at Marmion
• Elburn man charged with DUI after crash
• Students in Geneva act out life in 
colonial times
• Bowes Road to see lower speed limit
• Attorney: St. Charles mother a victim, not a suspect
• Fire district to choose service provider Feb. 1
• Meeting moves because of permit issue
• Suspect in home invasion, assault surrenders to police
• Bomb squad checks suspicious car at Geneva Metra garage
• LeBlanc bumped from election ballot, vows a write-in race
• Area book groups thriving despite technology
• Geneva police reports
• Attorney: St. Charles mother a victim, not a suspect
• Suspect turns himself in to St. Charles police
• Fire district residents invited to open house
• Lazarus House sets game night fundraiser
• St. Charles woman headed to court, charged in daughter's beating
• Batavia store collecting prom dresses for Cinderella's Closet
• Huge tax hike coming; businesses cringe
• Synthetic marijuana, alcohol of concern for parents
• Woman indicted in daughter's beating taken into custody, will appear in court Thursday
• Central Grocers, Kraft raise funds for food bank
• Sugar Grove puts electricity provider question on ballot
• Norris Rec Center's rent to stay the same
• Surfin’ on the snow in St. Charles
• Residents to vote in April on Kane County forest preserve open space
• Local residents enjoy the views at star party
• Gebes remembered for love of Batavia VFW
• 'No-refusal' event nets 3 DUI arrests
• St. Charles woman indicted in boyfriend's beating of daughter
• Local reps say more security not needed
• Wardrobe stylist opens Geneva store
• Kaneland OKs budget-cutting process
• Bed and breakfast proposed near Geneva's downtown
• Batavia Library taxpayers get good news
• Tevatron closing; officials hopeful about Fermilab's future
• MMA ruling could come Monday
• Face time with Suzanne Hensley
• Geneva teacher seeks old woolen donations for project
• Fermilab's Tevatron to shut down at end of year
• Sound Off: Why are the birds and fish dying?
• Students, parents deal with high costs of college
• Kaneland programs, personnel, could face smaller than expected cuts
• Mooseheart bridges falling down
• Batavia residents want more downtown revitalization, survey suggests
• Muth sentencing hearing pushed back
• Family in fatal accident files suit against truck driver, company
• No action taken on tax plan
• Downtown eatery pays tribute to St. Charles' history
• No injuries in Batavia chimney fire
• Charlestowne Mall's future affects community, other businesses
• Campton Hills electoral panel continues hearing
• Face time with Barbara Mann
• Attorney says trial to protect Geneva mayor from civil liability
• Remains found in Prairie Park identified as those of Toni Keller
• Hultgren sworn in
• Geneva mayor Burns seeks bench trial on traffic ticket
• Sheriff orders probe after inmate left in holding cell
• Geneva during the Civil War marks 150th anniversary of conflict
• Face time with Don Gregory
• Charlestowne Mall owners banking on ice skating rink
• Kane County board members to review ethics ordinance
• Geneva eatery changes 
its name to Table 38
• Campton electoral hearing continued
• Persimmon Tree re-emerges as Jst4U, rents retail space
• Jury trial set in McIlvaine 
home-improvement project
• Mazuc: 2011 a year to slow down, relax, and take a breather
• Kaneland sets ballot position for school board candidates
• Meeting on fire protection district postponed
• Hultgren ready to take office in 14th District
• Face time Keith Duncan
• Foreclosures in Tri-Cities area decline sharply in November
• Three-car crash injures 3 drivers in Campton
• Batavia MainStreet to interview executive director candidates this week
• New creperie opens in Geneva
• St. Charles crash leads to DUI charge
• Fire district selects technical director
• Batavia ACCESS committee looking for new ideas, members
• Batavia teen pleads 
guilty to burglary
• Campton Hills police reports
• St. Charles police reports
• Sears closing store in Charlestowne Mall
• Battle for St. Charles City Council already underway
• Vote delayed on amending sewer boundaries for development
• Face time with Christi Tyler
• Campaign nets 3 DUIs in Campton Hills
• Investigation into machine fire in Batavia ongoing
• Mixed martial arts events won't be at Arcada
• Sugar Grove man dies in crash
• Foster looks back on tenure
• Campton electoral panel delayed
• Leadership needed in Congress
• Tiles: Back in the saddle again
• Sugar Grove man dies in crash in Plato Township
• Delnor welcomes first baby in Tri-Cities in 2011
• Grace: Video of Batavia High School marching band at Chick-Fil-a Bowl
• None hurt after New Year's Day machine fire in Batavia
• Sound Off: I want to let you know I noticed
• Elburn president says Anderson Road project 'extremely' crucial
• St. Charles mayor expects bridge project to begin in 2011
• Chinese, Japanese cuisine served at new St. Charles buffet
• Campton Hills sees 2011 as a time for planning
• Sugar Grove president 'encouraged' for 2011
• Geneva hopes for economic improvement this year
• Batavia's Schielke looks to 'set a new tempo' in downtown area
• Grace: Looking back at an interesting 2010
• Elburn police reports
• Ballot order set for St. Charles aldermanic races
• Face time with Randy Coussens
• County to Campton Hills: Send us the money
• Campton Hills candidate challenged
• Bond set at $1 million for Barth
• The top 10 stories of the year
• Grace: Looking back at an interesting 2010
• Donation box stolen from Dunkin' Donuts
• Campton Hills police chief gets raise
• Letters: Level playing field is key
• Ballot order in Sugar Grove set
• Batavia sets Christmas tree pickup schedule
• Christmas tree pickup set in St. Charles for next two weeks
• Planning of Geneva's downtown continues
• Advisory panel to consider 3 fire service proposals
• Grace: Serving up good surprises can lift spirits throughout year
• South Elgin Jewel robbed
• Batavia High School students to perform at bowl game
• Locals turn out to support fallen firefighters in Chicago
• Details emerge in fatal accident
• Geneva OKs contracts for electricity from methane
• St. Charles tax sobers profits
• Face time Lee Richardson
• Firefighter honored for years of service
• Elburn sets order for April village board ballot
• South Elgin Jewel robbed
• Sound Off: The mystery of the midnight shoveler
• Long-term Elburn trustee dies at 90
• Campton Hills police reports
• Geneva OKs adult-use zoning
• Face time with Amanda Wallace
• Creating their own holiday traditions
• St. Charles police reports
• Aldermen approve $4.6M tax levy for Geneva
• Batavia police continue investigation into fatal accident
• Undercover investigation leads 
to charges against St. Charles man
• DuBose: Wit and wonder at Christmastime
• Geneva City Council to consider $4.6M tax levy
• STC Park District to launch trivia contest for 100th anniversary celebration
• Virginia C. Babcock named 2010 Batavia Citizen of the Year
• Lincoln Highway mural installed iIn Geneva
• Scholarship available for museum administration students
• Aurora man killed at Aldi distribution center
• Face time Richard Rusin
• Geneva police reports
• Purses stolen while moms drop off kids
• Home sales decline again in November in Tri-Cities, Kane County
• Mayor Schilelke urges safety
• Bell-ringer embraces his mission
• Job market remained sluggish in November
• North suburban bakery goods recalled
• Batavia United Way brightens holidays for families
• Encoded for the future?
• St. Charles inspectors get OK to inspect attached garage site at Prairie Street home
• St. Charles Park District names new director
• Face time with Reed Scherer
• ‘No-refusal’ event set on New Year’s Eve
• Mazuc: Donating organs a selfless, helpful act
• Batavia Library Board president not running for re-election
• Letters: Is it any wonder?
• Batavia Park Board approves study 
of Quarry Beach
• Batavia food pantry receives $500 donation
• Face time with Laurie Forsyth
• The spirit of giving
• Could Hultgren's seat be lost?
• St. Charles officials remind residents of snow rules
• Campton Hills ordinance change helps fire district
• Geneva agencies get mental health funds
• Batavia approves returning portion of administrator's salary
• Elburn man charged in home invasion
• 3 incumbents file on WCC board
• Four running for 
St. Charles library board
• Letters: Thank you for your support
• Grace: Staycations and looking toward 2011
• Four candidates to run for Sugar Grove Village Board
• Batavia City Council, school board races set
• Geneva alderman vote yes to sell land parcels
• Eight file for 3 seats on ECC board
• Campton Hills police to target impaired drivers
• Races in St. Charles, Campton Hills heating up
• Seven candidates to run for Kaneland school board
• Election shaping up in Geneva with contested races
• Volunteers number feathered friends for science
• Fire damages pair of homes
• Batavia streetscape committee takes shape
• Batavia approves redevelopment agreements for two downtown businesses
• STC council approves agreement with county about traffic court construction
• Ethan Hastert joins Elburn Village Board race
• Sound Off: COPper Valley
• Former State Rep. Johnson to replace Hultgren in Illinois Senate
• Winter weather advisory extended
• Hultgren selected to serve on committees
• No one injured in two house fires
• Savlation Army to distribute toys, food
• Batavia School District approves $63.1 million levy
• Batavia Park Board to look at proposals to study, fix Quarry Beach
• Lazarus House grant to help prevent homelessness
• Batavia students to start school year sooner next year
• Sugar Grove man sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Norris pool expected to open in February
• Batavia accepting facade improvement applications
• Jobless facing an ongoing struggle
• Delnor, CDH take key step toward merger
• Ex-pharmacist Burger pleads guilty to methadone possession
• Geneva mayor ticketed in 3-car crash
• Geneva church to host Christmas Good Giving
• St. Charles traffic safety campaign begins
• Elburn moving to accept credit, debit at train station, village hall
• St. Charles inspectors get 1st look at 35-year-old renovation project
• Juicy renaissance in Tri-Cities
• Face time with Jeff Montgomery
• Batavia MainStreet director position draws interest
• Lunar eclipse party in Geneva
• Sugar Grove police reports
• Associate judges named 
in 16th Judicial Circuit
• Grabarek files to run again for Elburn Village Board
• Emery Moorehead, ‘85 Super Bowl champ comes to Geneva
• Face time with Fran Lafleur
• Listy bond reduction hearing postponed
• IEPA: Wasco Sanitary District below wastewater capacity
• Pheasant Run exec named president of St. Charles visitors bureau
• Batavia students shop for families in need
• Online donors grant St. Charles classroom wishes
• Tessalon capsules can pose a risk for young children
• Ex-police chief sues Elburn for $150K in severance, back pay
• Local officials celebrate opening of Stearns Road Bridge
• Home builders adopt strategies to adapt
• All Campton Hills incumbents will seek re-election
• County board chairman faces lawsuit over raises
• Batavia's Van Cleave selected as Kane County Board vice chair
• St. Charles police say Elgin man threatened to shoot officers
• Bistro opens on St. Charles riverfront
• County board OKs water, sewer project bonds
• Bears invade St. Charles school
• Batavia fire causes $125,000 in damage; no one harmed
• Elgin man arrested; St. Charles police say he threatened to shoot officers
• Batavia's Van Cleave selected as Kane County Board vice chair
• Witnesses to Dec. 8 public indecency sought in Geneva
• Mixing some holiday magic
• North students urge school board to review bullying policy
• Adult-use on hold in Geneva
• Face time with Stephen Thompson
• Oberweis, Valente, Grant, Witt file to run for Kaneland board
• North Aurora man charged 
with DUI, damaging police car
• April 5 election gets its first filings
• Campton HIlls police reports
• St. Charles police reports
• Salvation Army strikes gold
• Durant House hosts historical Christmas Candlelight open house
• Snow, high winds pack punch in Kane
• Enthusiastic crowd greets Kirk, Hultgren at St. Charles town hall meeting
• Campaign nabs four DUI offenders
• Lazarus House director stepping down from a 'miracle'
• Marmion headmaster to leave next summer
• Geneva school board to adopt $75M levy
• St. Charles officer's 'sharp work' prevents woman from becoming scam victim
• Kaneland eyes cuts to budget as deficit expected to worsen
• Kirk, Hultgren headed to St. Charles
• Structure fire in Campton Township causes $130,000 in damage
• Batavia Plan Commission recommends OK for Moose project zoning
• Donations drop for Kane County’s Shop With a Cop
• Lawyer from St. Charles indulges his creative side as a writer
• Geneva man placed on sex offender probation
• Kaneland seeking more time to negotiate deal over development fees
• Pawlak won't seek 5th term for Geneva's 3rd Ward
• Tiles: Why I got into cycling
• Amid concerns, St. Charles Countryside plans to open its own fire/rescue stations
• Elburn to allow voters an opportunity to choose a new electric provider
• Finalists named for associate judge positions
• St. Charles Countryside Fire Protection District responds to public, accepts bids
• Sugar Grove, draining district close to flood deal
• Geneva school has whooping cough outbreak
• Grace: Training, love and little shin splint demons
• Maladra seeks 3rd term in Geneva
• State’s attorney gets right to work
• Batavia dog dies after attack by Rottweiler
• Geneva principal pleads guilty to speeding; gets fine, supervision
• Tax assessments decline in 2010
• Campton Hills police reports
• Face time with Dennis Rynn
• McKenna to leave Batavia MainStreet
• Comcast Internet service restored after 5-hour outage
• Geneva Park District registration begins
• Storm brings 4 inches of snow to Tri-Cities
• Amid actual snow, hundreds compete in Snowflake Shuffle 5K
• Kaneville man killed by falling utility pole
• Three assistant state's attorneys honored
• The 'cuteness' of the jumping spider
• Candidates wanted for St. Charles school board
• Richness and in poorness: Marriage in tough economic times
• Geneva giving trees hope to attract votes, donations
• Christmas Walk weaves its holiday magic in Geneva
• Face time with Judy Frohling
• Elburn police reports
• Grabarek to seek new term on Elburn board; others undecided
• St. Charles woman shows devotion to Santo
• Pension rule changes for cops, firefighters draws cautious praise
• St. Charles 5th Ward candidates narrowed to 3
• St. Charles schools to seek tax increase
• Grace: You and I can make the difference
• Geneva police reports
• Geneva's Christmas Walk set to enchant – again
• Longtime St. Charles man remembered for heart
• First snowfall of season expected
• Face time with Stephen Wilson
• Kaneland tax levy would increase what 
homeowners pay
• Batavia clerk cited for selling tobacco to minor
• Economy forcing some to put off having children
• Grace: Delnor's da Vinci no horror story
• Home invasion suspects held on $1.5 million bond
• Legislators send civil union bill to Quinn for final approval
• Perez sworn in as sheriff, repeats pledge that this term will be final
• Five apply for open St. Charles alderman seat
• Holiday happenings in the Tri-Cities
• St. Charles tobacco compliance check nets three violations
• Tri-Com Dispatch rejects entry into alarm monitoring business, to seek alternatives
• Store reaches $100K settlement in wrongful-death suit
• Aurora man indicted on animal cruelty charges
• Two charged with home invasion, armed robbery
• Tri-Com Dispatch rejects entry into alarm monitoring business
• Batavia School District to levy $63.1 million for next year
• Grace: Peanut butter, jelly and the Internet
• Sound Off: Not playing God
• Face time with Eva Smith
• Steeple Walk to feature a variety of music concerts
• Sugar Grove police seek tips on panhandler
• Charges pending against two in reported armed robbery
• A hero, St. Charles woman gets car on Oprah
• McMahon is the new man in charge
• Juvenile Detention Center sees areas of improvement
• Home-improvement project sees compromise
• Aurora man convicted of murder eligible for death penalty
• St. Charles police continue to investigate possible armed robbery at house
• Grace: Help a St. Charles native play Carnegie Hall
• St. Charles man, 29, charged with 
two counts of public indecency
• Batavia ushers in holiday season with Celebration of Lights
• Batavia police still investigating lottery ticket theft
• Sensible Threadz pairs discount clothes with philanthropy
• Geneva principal ticketed for driving 103 mph
• Electric Christmas Parade creates buzz in St. Charles
• Batavia seeks residents for streetscape advisory committee
• Hastert pays visit to NIU
• Face time with Amy Cooper
• Info sought in St. Charles armed robbery
• Batavia ushers in the holiday season
• St. Charles police investigate armed robbery
• Electric parade creates 'buzz' in St. Charles
• Batavia police investigating theft of lottery tickets
• Deals draw thousands to local stores
• Batavia looking to streetscape improvements to boost its downtown
• 'Economic Reality Check' in Geneva
• Face time with Mark Rudisill
• Small Business Saturday intended to boost local weekend business
• Wine tasting approved for Little Traveler in Geneva
• Monterey Place opens in Geneva
• Otto: So you think you know turkeys?
• St. Charles celebrates Lighting of the Lights
• Batavia residents could see higher city taxes next year
• Black Friday – and Thursday – deals draw thousands to local stores
• Thanksgiving, with an international flair
• Holinger: Marmion has done what it set out to do
• St. Charles weekend events celebrate holiday season
• Barsanti reflects on tenure as state's attorney
• Community comes together at Lazarus House feast
• Face time with Ann Rudisill
• Plans take shape for St. Charles Heritage Ball
• Batavia group seeks toy, book, donations for kids
• Mazuc: Thankful for time with family
• Former youth baseball coach pleads guilty
• Face time with Heideh Fardi
• Kaneland to hold graduation ceremony at NIU
• St. Charles considers fire, ambulance stations
• Future unclear for Dunham Hunt House in St. Charles
• Elburn police reports
• Celebration of Lights festival set in Batavia
• Lawsuit says Batavia police officer punched 17-year-old
• Home prices up in Tri-Cities in October
• Book shows sounds Geneva woman no longer hears
• St. Charles Countryside fire district looks to opening fire stations
• Kane County Sheriff among Salvation Army bell-ringers
• New upscale burger eatery opening in Geneva next month
• Face time with Judy Schmidt
• Elburn seeking $235K loan to cover sewage plant work
• Geneva massage parlor sued over former employee's misconduct
• 'Shop local' more than a phrase
• Aurora man charged with animal cruelty, again
• Police say new St. Charles stop signs not affecting motorists' speeds
• Public health committee says 'yes' to Fit for Kids
• Saint Charles police training facility construction hits snag
• Stormy weather damages Geneva Commons mall
• Uncertainty concerns St. Charles Countryside fire district residents
• Truck takes down lines, causes Comcast outage Saturday
• Face time with Karla Sitko
• St. Charles police reports
• Proposed Batavia budget gives back
• D-304 approves tentative levy
• Grant to replace Geneva’s Island Park bridge
• St. Charles teacher charged with DUI resigns
• U.S. Foodservice sues parent company of Real Time Sports
• After stormy Monday, cold moves to area
• Tornado watch for Kane County continues until 6 p.m.
• Sound Off: Don't let them into your house
• Downed lines spark Comcast outage Saturday
• Longtime Kane County judges retiring
• Geneva goes ‘green’ on heating, cooling projects
• Route 64 targeted for construction in 2011
• Anti-gay message spray painted on St. Charles North
• The season for 'little kings'
• McDonald’s to take a bite out of Sugar Grove
• Face time Debbie Dumdie
• St. Charles teens screen for heart health
• Geneva hair stylist opens low-cost salon
• Anti-gay message spray painted on St. Charles North
• Thinking big: Local entertainers make an impact
• St. Charles sues homeowner over project that began in '75
• Batavia accepts donation 
of commercial property
• SCCFPD might end relationship with city
• Foundation funds 19 grants for Geneva schools
• St. Charles man charged with sexual assault
• Face time with Jennifer Bristow
• Council OKs preliminary property tax levy
• Stearns Road Bridge 
Corridor to open Dec. 16
• St. Peter hosts Nativity exhibition
• Police: STC man sexually assaults son's babysitter
• Landscape changes in youth drug use
• Mazuc: When fans go too far
• Face time with Charlie Jungwirth
• Animal shelters crowded because of sluggish economy
• Moose International plans bring concern
• Officials: Seyller lawsuits are headed for mediation
• E-cigarettes not recommended without FDA approval
• Letters: Deep appreciation from candidate
• Seyller lawsuits head for mediation
• Smashburger to open Dec. 7 in Batavia
• Longtime St. Charles township steward resigns
• Wine tasting to benefit Elderday Center
• Two teenagers charged with DUI
• Face time with Marianne Shank
• Batavia mayor: High-profile restaurant may be coming
• Batavia High School water supply safe, tests show
• Shumway project moving forward
• Vigil supports family of Andrea Will
• Race for St. Charles alderman begins
• Free Influenza Vaccines For Children
• Potential water problems at Batavia High School investigated
• Gaming Day a hit in St. Charles
• Library officials to 
discuss failed referendums
• Fire forces Batavia couple from home
• 'Thinking of Andrea': Vigil honors Batavia woman
• Red Gate opponents crowd meeting
• Dirty chimney to blame for smokey fire
• Disgraced STC alderman resigns
• Geneva couple back from troubled cruise
• Geneva man charged in St. Charles robbery
• Batavia approves 2nd bridge connecting Webster, First streets
• Forum on teen drug use set
• Letters: Taxpayers saw through rec center
• Batavia High School experiencing water problems
• St. Charles Alderman Richards resigns
• Geneva man charged in St. Charles robbery
• Sunday blaze forces Batavia couple from home
• Food bank launches annual holiday meal program
• Peg Bond Center band shell sees completion
• St. Charles Police conducting traffict safety campaign
• Brush pick-up end dates set in St. Charles
• Face time with Judy Clarke
• Fermilab offering severance packages in face of funding doubts
• AYP, diversity bring challenges to Richmond
• Campton Hills PD begins traffic campaign
• STC North students set to address school board about offensive shirts
• Face time with Carol Gorman
• Kaneland honors our veterans
• Jewel-Osco awards $120K to NIFB agencies
• St. Charles girl, 11, aims high with bike donations
• Three openings on St. Charles Park District Board of Commissioners
• Holinger: Towing the line
• Delnor aims at antibiotic-resistant diseases
• ECC unveils building funded by referendum
• What's next for Batavia Park District?
• Army Air Corps vet recalls harrowing bombing runs
• Piron to replace Gaspari at Batavia
• Korean War veteran doesn't consider himself a hero
• Veterans Day events
• New Batavia Dunkin’ Donuts to collect book donations for library
• Veterans Day from Geneva to Afghanistan
• Batavia City Council to select site for second bridge
• Korean War veteran recalls years in service
• Charcoal grill sparks Batavia fire
• Elburn power deregulation headed to village board
• Developer Kent Shodeen honored for making a mark on Geneva
• Guilty plea leaves alderman's future in doubt
• "Straight Pride" shirts worn at STC North cause tension
• St. Charles school bus damaged by deer
• Tri-Com weighing entering into alarm monitoring business
• Retired cop's faith led him to fight domestic violence
• Face time with Mike Hoffman
• Hair salon employee, customer help recover stolen donations
• Face time with John Weitzel
• Election hotline handles 60 complaints
• Elburn mulling plan to create power cooperative for lower residential rates
• On-Cor on tap for recovery bonds for Geneva move
• St. Charles police reports
• Smashburger chain to open 
up restaurant in Batavia
• Maple Park to use $100K loan from county to pay for water mains
• Downed power line in Geneva creates outages
• First Street developers request construction extension
• Deer damages St. Charles school bus
• "Straight Pride" shirts worn at STC North during Ally Week cause tension
• Charcoal grill sparks Batavia fire
• St. Charles alderman pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Sound Off: Spaghetti dinners and words for Foster
• Geneva intersection reopened after power outage
• Developer pulls out of deal to buy Batavia shopping center
• St. Charles police launch drug disposal program
• Face time with Nancy Huntsha
• Batavia couple’s work for ALS foundation ‘inspiring’
• Otto: When it's cold outside, bees know how to stay warm
• Campton Hills man faces child porn charges
• On-Cor on tap for bonds, Geneva move
• Search narrows for St. Charles park director
• Spring referendum possible for fire district
• Toys being collected for 
kids in Batavia Township
• Sunny fall days cause area to fall behind in rain
• Hultgren’s work has already begun
• Grace: Reflection on the election
• Grace: Reflection on the election
• St. Charles teens to give up beds for Sleep Out Saturday
• Face time with Erica Hoffman
• McMahon in line to become state's attorney
• A little holiday cheer
• Maple Park seeking public works manager
• St. Charles, Geneva teens wanted on aggravated robbery charges
• Man charged with beating girl, 2, gets public defender
• St. Charles man gets 7 years in drug deal
• Grace: Thursday is the new Friday and the weekend to-do list
• St. Charles man pleads guilty to selling Ectasy to undercover police officer
• Man charged with beating 2-year-old to get public defender
• Sound Off: Remaking "The Blob"
• Batavia referendum group defends free meal offered on Election Day
• Algonquin resident elected to Kane board
• Face time with Earl Johnson
• State’s Attorney’s office names new chief of Civil Division
• No damage done 
in Geneva fire
• Batavia shopping center’s future remains unknown
• Seyller to appeal judge’s Oct. 15 ruling
• Students show artistic support for Keller and family
• Mazuc: From crayola to a real bank
• Voter turnout up from 2006 midterm
• Elburn men plead to South Elgin river pollution charges
• Schmitz knocks off Barconi for 49th District
• No damage in early morning Geneva fire
• Batavia receives $1.5M for streetscape projects
• Batavia referendum group defends free meal offered on Election Day
• Geneva mayor blasts county on 3-year limit for red-light cameras
• Hultgren camp puts out release saying Foster has conceded
• Face time with Geoff Saccomanno
• Hultgren victorious in 14th
• Batavia residents shoot down rec center proposal again
• Akemann claims 16th Circuit Court judge race
• Bihun, Strauss win in Wasco Sanitary District
• Millner keeps control of 28th District
• Voters deny St. Charles library expansion
• Perez edges Kramer in sheriff's race; Rickert, Cunningham cruise for treasurer, clerk
• Lauzen tops Juby in 25th District
• Incumbents roll to easy victories in County Board races
• Voters give input on advisory referendums
• Ramey 'ecstatic' in keeping his 55th District post
• Fortner holds off Owens to win another two years
• Hatcher beats Healy in race for 50th District
• Grace: Random thoughts the day after the election
• Pets on parade at Howl-o-ween
• Man pleads guilty to threatening public official
• Unemployment rate slips in Kane to lowest since 2008
• Face time with Bill Krueger
• Grace: Election night live chat has begun
• Voter turnout strong in Tri-Cities
• Public hearing to be set on adult business use
• Small fire leaves $350 structure damage at new Dunkin’ Donuts
• St. Charles police reports
• Campton HIlls police reports
• Sister claims Curl is innocent in Keller case
• Red Gate bridge moves to Phase II
• $3 million bond set for man accused of beating child
• Corky Siegel to return to Wayne
• Mill Creek streets to get lower speed limits
• Election problems should be reported to state's attorney
• Police: Man in custody on suspicion of beating child
• Geneva, troopers set roadside safety check
• Woman charged with using stolen debit card
• More parking set for St. Charles' First Street
• Man held in suspicion of beating 2-year-old
• $3 million bond set for man accused of beating child
• St. Charles residents to give input on pension reform
• Subgroups' scores lead to no AYP at two Geneva schools
• More than $2.6M to fund new bike, pedestrian paths
• St. Charles police investigate beating of girl, 2
• Murder charges in Keller case
• St. Charles Countryside FPD seeks voter input
• Wicked weekend
• Police announce ‘person of interest’ in Keller investigation
• Face time with Martin Goliak
• Batavia High School falls short in reading on state scores
• Kaneland elementary, middle school make grade; high school falls short
• Candidates take on issues at bar forum
• Jaffrie pleads guilty to reckless homicide; sentencing in January
• Richmond in St. Charles improves, fails to meet mark
• Two finalists emerge to be next state's attorney
• Matilda by Geneva Sculptor Diana McNish
• Batavia alderman announces he will not seek re-election
• Forum set for judicial, congressional candidates
• St. Charles police seek information on men who offered ride to youths
• St. Charles, fire protection district agree on new terms
• Woman who helped start Batavia's community TV station being remembered
• Fire damages garage, shed
• Elburn postpones vote on big Shodeen project
• Raucous crowd watches 14th district debate
• Black Hat Day
• Fuel prices may have peaked, but not going far down
• Welcome home party for Batavia soldier
• Artists in the Courtyard
• Batavia Aldi store set to open in December
• Schmitz says Dems in the way; Barconi says it’s time for change
• The party of change? Both sides make claim
• Scarecrow Fest sets new attendance record
• Geneva merchants to hear about theft prevention, business promotion
• Lauzen touts experience; Juby offers fresh approach
• Hatcher, Healy: Cooperation key to finding solutions
• Batavia residents seek answers on bond requests for rec center
• Geneva police reports
• Batavia Cares coordinator upset over ballot mishap
• Judge rules special funds will keep circuit clerk’s office open
• County clerk: Without infusion of cash, office could close Monday
• Face time with Genevieve Pufundt
• American bistro planned for downtown St. Charles location
• Feds eye Illinois counties, including Kane, in late ballot mailing
• St. Charles Park District director to step down next year
• Crowd gathers for victory rally
• Delnor, CDH begin merger process, chart the road ahead
• Batavia School District sees more than $100K in 2010 energy savings
• Reverend makes 
connection between faith, environment
• Different ideas for county's 13th District
• Battle brews in 15th as challenger throws out fighting words
• Agencies backing domestic violence diversion program
• Batavia to start testing of sanitary sewer system
• 9th District hopefuls offer different visions
• Kane among Illinois counties that missed deadline for military ballots
• Candidates makes their pitch
• Board hopefuls weigh in on Seyller legal spat
• Elburn to weigh revised Shodeen plan for Elburn Station
• Vignette Home Decor celebrates anniversary
• Elburn to weigh revised Shodeen plan for Elburn Station
• Valley View shelter gets final no on permit
• County board OKs red-light camera changes
• Batavia fire under investigation
• Rev. makes connection between faith, earth
• St. Charles man ticketed for his involvement in fatal crash
• Winners in 2010 Scarecrow Festival announced
• Planning groups to discuss future of Blackberry, Ferson-Otter creeks
• Flood control projects proposed for Cheval De Selle
• Residents seek county's help in relocating bike path
• Batavia aldermen debate future of facade program
• Route 47 traffic detail in September yields more than 400 tickets
• Face time with Ernie Frantz
• Domestic violence diversion program offers 'third choice'
• D-303 school board OKs deal with T-Mobile
• Walgreen's pharmacy technician faces felony charges
• Kaneland laying out schedule change at high school
• Face time with Diane Jangelis
• St. Charles aldermen get first look at plans to change townhouse development to single-family homes
• Scarecrows don't scare crowds at St. Charles festival
• Batavia cheerleaders collecting winter clothing
• Scarecrows attract hundreds to downtown St. Charles
• Sound Off: Can you smell that smell?
• Batavia police investigating second bird theft
• Different voices, similar ideas
• Number of delinquent tax bills drops
• Batavia House Walk raises $9K 
for MainStreet organization
• Speaker to address siblings who care for aging parents
• Brownfield, Ramey aim at job growth
• Batavia police reports
• Man charged with indecent solicitation
• Geneva residents sought 
for new housing task force
• Face time with Willi Gohs
• Districts 28, 55 have unique issues
• Otto: Box elder bugs on the move this fall
• Lecture on peace, Billy Graham, set
• St. Charles youth center needs tutors for incarcerated teens
• Batavia to study Wilson Street traffic again
• Scarecrow Festival inspires author
• Alderman Flanagan to seek another term
• Face time with Glenda Alar
• 'Near record pace' for harvest has farmers smiling
• Scarecrow Fest to shut down streets, parking lots
• Yay! ST. CHARLES debuts this weekend
• Turnout huge for International Walk to School Day
• Exclusion of clerk from meeting causes flare-up
• Schools expand Voluntary standardized test use
• Residents voice concerns about Moose International's development plans
• West Nile strikes two more Kane residents
• Face time with Jodie Pufundt
• Woman cited with striking pedestrian in downtown St. Charles
• Geneva's Tomchek eliminated from 'Top Model'
• Changes to red-light camera rules approved
• Cabinet-maker's daughter follows dad's foodsteps
• Kane County Assistant State’s Attorney Nemura Pencyla set to leave
• Proposed Batavia rec center brings a healthy debate
• Face time with Don Murray
• Water main breaks in St. Charles
• Cornell Ornithology Lab seeks participants for Project FeederWatch
• Man charged with selling counterfeit Bears, Cubs items
• Public encouraged to take part in National Depression Screening Day
• Kaneland selects Witt to replace Myers on school board
• Kane sets community investment workshops
• Shaw Suburban Media launches Planit Kane
• Delnor announces intention to merge with Central DuPage Hospital
• Fatal crash in Hampshire Township
• Farm museum harvest brings out history
• St. Charles approves updated assistance policy
• Batavia aldermen lift rules regarding new development
• Safety campaign yields two DUI arrests by STC police
• Batavia Library Board to discuss annual building levy
• ADA: 20 years of opening doors, changing minds
• Students to participate in Walk to School Day
• Crash kills Elgin resident
• Face time with Karen Klaske
• Batavia celebrates annual Oktoberfest
• 1 driver dead in Plank Road crash
• Sound Off: Bridges, tacos and granola
• Farm harvest brings out history
• St. Charles man charged in crash mentally fit to stand trial
• Richardson sells largest division, no one to lose jobs, company says
• Face time with Steve Hill
• Otto: Where the wild things reside
• St. Charles sports bar seeks approval for fight event
• Challengers join race in Geneva's 1st Ward
• Fatal car crash ruled a suicide
• Celebrating Oktoberfest in Batavia
• Elburn festival in jeopardy
• St. Charles Public Library thinks big
• Perez is seeking nominations for Roscoe Ebey Award
• Complaint spurs wine fest enforcement
• Longtime instructor opens own fitness studio
• Salon partners with merchants for fitness challenge
• Wrongful death suit filed in fatal DUI
• St. Charles man pleads guilty to porn charges
• Driver dies after car strikes semi
• Retail sales activity picked up in Tri-Cities in spring
• Foreclosure activity ebbs a bit in August, still strong
• Police: Richards suspected of indecency in '08
• Salon offers fitness challenge
• Nominees sought for Ebey award
• St. Charles man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Two Kaneland incumbents to seek re-election, one other not yet sure
• Police: Restaurant patron rams car into employee
• Face time with Sally Benesh
• Protecting pedestrians
• Maple Park man faces additional charges
• Batavia residents question recreation center plan
• Batavia celebrates homecoming
• Man injured in parking lot
• Motorist injured in parking lot
• Elburn pushes for better enforcement, better service in new cable deal
• Proposal to build second Batavia bridge brings concerns
• Face time with Jessica Price
• Geneva Chamber of Commerce mixes it up
• One lucky duck
• Kane County counter-sues Seyller
• Arts council forms in St. Charles
• County committee approves preliminary budget
• St. Charles focus of fictional tale
• Thompson principal presents plan
• Face time with Kit Willadsen
• Water Street hosts French artists exhibit
• Sisters hear a calling at Batavia convent
• Enjoying nature at Autumn Fair
• House Walk features something old and new
• County sees second human case of West Nile virus
• Sound Off: Musketeers in Batavia?
• Grace: What exactly is cow chip bingo?
• Police investigating death of woman
• State Supreme Court reinstates child pornography conviction
• Tickets still available for Batavia House Walk
• Local officials see little impact in new campaign sign law
• St. Charles teenager frightened by apparent caller ID spoof
• Batavia Chamber honors young professionals
• Police: Mother left baby, 8-year-old, alone in car
• Geneva man sentenced in 3rd DUI conviction
• Geneva High School kicks off homecoming with a parade
• Fire displaces St. Charles family from home
• Police caution Aldi shoppers about ATM
• Face time with Chris Mulvihill
• Moose International to hold community meeting for land plans
• Home show offers ideas for renovations, expansions
• Kernel Fabyan popcorn to be featured at Wrigley
• WCC pushing for traffic light after fatal crash
• Home sales slip in Kane County, Tri-Cities in August
• Charities scramble to keep tax-exempt status
• St. Charles home damaged in early morning fire
• Former IYC guard pleads guilty in traffic death
• Face time with John Brayton
• Degrees of success
• Ponzi scheme alleged against Sugar Grove broker
• Aleburn likely done for the year, to return in 2011
• Prasino, a new eatery, opens its doors in St. Charles
• Candidate information available in Geneva
• County nixes Valley View shelter
• Fermilab moving ahead with new accelerator project
• Sugar Grove man charged with sexual abuse against teen
• Batavia alderman announces election bid
• New eatery features Latin American entrees
• Checking into savings
• Face time with Beth Murphy
• St. Charles police enforce cell phone laws in school, construction zones
• County cautions about fall burning restrictions
• Kane County Cougars announce affiliate switch to Kansas City Royals
• Lawyer: St. Charles alderman's Miranda rights violated
• Face time with Dorothy Wiese
• Sugar Grove church hopes to break ground next year on sanctuary
• Batavia approves more street patching
• Residents can drop of unused, unwanted medications
• Grace: Video of Fox Valley Marathon
• Neighborhood turns out to welcome soldier home
• Spectators populate Tri-Cities to cheer on marathon runners
• Grace: Way to go, Kane County Chronicle readers!
• Fox Valley Volunteer Fair set
• Chairman seeks applications to fulfill Barsanti's remaining term
• Face time with Jim Grosso
• Sound Off: Rec centers, fashion and tax cuts
• Wating for the parade
• Possible armed robbery probed
• 26.2 reasons to go to the Fox Valley Marathon
• Company to replace family's stolen wheelchair
• International Peace Day events set
• Walk supports mitochondrial disease research
• Athletic equipment dumped in STC creek
• Oberg resigning from 
Geneva History Center
• Otto: Meeting new friends in the garden
• No injuries in garbage fire
• Aleburn offers Oktoberfest-style fun in Elburn
• Food bank vehicle stolen, recovered
• Geneva officer cleared in altercation in Minnesota
• ‘History of the Batavia Fire Department’
• Study: Cost of new Batavia bridge could reach $23M
• United Way of Central Kane County hoping to raise $450,000
• Face time with Robert McGaffin
• Nominating petitions for St. Charles school board will be ready Monday
• Ketterling takes on monumental task of recruiting 800 marathon volunteers
• St. Charles Free Methodist Church celebrates 150 years
• Video poker be coming to a community near you?
• Kaneland School Board to choose replacement for Myers in October
• Informational meetings on tap for proposed Batavia rec center
• Face time with David Pate
• Three seats open on Geneva school board
• Elburn: $123K for sewage treatment power backup
• Marathon in St. Charles to affect roads, traffic
• Tri-Cities service clubs look to get younger
• Law firm approved for county board in lawsuit
• St. Charles car auction features hundreds of collector cars
• Anti-DUI program launches in Kane County
• Lawsuit filed in connection with St. Charles fatal accident
• West Nile-positive batches of mosquitoes now total 16, locally
• Three seats open on Batavia School Board
• Seyller sues; board gives ultimatum
• Mom wants stolen 
wheelchair returned
• Face time with Liz Cunneen
• Batavia School Board whittles down deficit
• Geneva teen competes to be next ‘Top Model’
• Conley leaves behind legacy of caring, compassion
• Fundraiser raises money for leukemia research
• Kaneland OKs $1.39 million deficit budget; to begin mulling spending cuts later
• Weather boosts Festival of the Vine crowd
• Area legislators offer solutions to state's budget woes
• Lencioni award goes to Preservation Bread & Wine
• Stabilizing a bad situation
• St. Charles man held on $500K bond for sexual assault, battery charges
• Traffic safety campaign nets 5 impaired driving arrests
• Shaw Newspapers to become Shaw Media
• Rush: Celebrate Chamber of Commerce Week
• Seyller sues county board over funding
• 2001 Geneva grad dies in crash
• STC school board grants superintendent's request for no raise
• Sound Off: Blue Ribbon edition
• Kaneland eyes deficit budget for this year, years to come
• Batavia police reports
• His heart belongs to chocolate, charity
• Charges filed in Batavia bird theft
• The best medicine
• DayOne Network hosts 
fundraising walk/run
• Circuit clerk impasse could lead to legal action
• Sugar Grove Library to fill vacancy on board
• Police cast doubts on ECC attack
• Guest view: Be prepared to help others
• Crowds mob Geneva for vine festival
• Little Traveler forced to move wine tastings inside during Geneva festival
• Raising money for leukemia research
• Elburn getting
 Division One health club
• Otto: Windows a clear threat to birds
• Face time with Karen Balzanto
• Hultgren’s camp admits 
to improper transfers
• Food, music, wine mark end of summer
• All-chocolate kitchen project begins for Geneva resident
• Geneva Bears fan cautiously optimistic for season
• Holinger: StoryCorps makes its way to Geneva
• Local Navy veteran survived Philippine POW camp
• Judicial, legal experts chosen to name new county’s state’s attorney
• Committee recommends $72.6M spending plan
• St. Charles North named Blue Ribbon School
• Geneva mourns Tom Peck
• St. Charles mourns loss of Jim Spear
• Former priest Flores pleads guilty in sex abuse case
• St. Charles home burglarized over Labor Day weekend
• Batavia preschool has been molding young minds for 20 years
• Batavia to study removing lane along Wilson Street
• Mazuc: Our most basic privilege
• Geneva residents give insight into downtown issues
• Farmers embrace online social media
• Batavia police reports
• Geneva police reports
• Face time with Suzanne Kubala
• Probation ordered for second sex abuse case against Elburn man
• Police: St. Charles man remains in jail after 
selling drugs to Batavia police officer
• Former priest Flores pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Mosquito batch tests positive at Fermi
• Fewer landlines hurting 911 centers' funding
• Aurora man killed by train death considered suicide
• St. Charles debates liquor licenses
• City plans for Geneva’s downtown – in 2030
• Shodeen, Elburn at odds over Anderson Road review costs
• Face time with Cara Bruinius
• Batavia approves Braeburn Marsh improvements
• St. Charles alderman continues to fight disorderly conduct charge
• Official: More eggs recalled for Salmonella
• Picking tunes at the Geneva Folk Festival
• Arrest made in 7-Eleven armed robbery
• St. Charles eyes storm water utility fee
• Hundreds turn out for sheriff’s car show in Elburn
• Maple Park Fun Fest draws crowds with crafts, parade and more
• Downtown eateries featured at Batavia's block party
• Aurora man struck by train, death under investigation
• STC alderman pleads not guilty to disorderly conduct
• Sound Off: Excuses, excuses, excuses
• Batavians seek flavors at downtown block party
• Arrest made in 7-Eleven armed robbery
• Myers steps down from Kaneland board, district seeks replacement
• Man faces hit-and-run charges in St. Charles
• Packaging plant moving to Batavia
• Geneva's Folk festival continues to grow in popularity
• Batavia restaurants to offer 
samplings during festival
• Face time with Becky Loske
• Police departments step up traffic enforcement
• Sheriff's car show draws hundreds for charity
• Geneva Theater Presents Twist On Shakespeare Comedy
• Bartlett man charged in traffic incident in St. Charles
• Police to begin traffic enforcement along Route 47
• First human case of West Nile arrives in Kane County
• Maple Park to host Fun Fest over Labor Day weekend
• Otto: Getting reacquainted with Sound Off
• Stolen Batavia birds recovered, returned
• Former St. Charles man convicted in child porn case
• South Elgin crash injures two, closes Randall
• Tickets for texting few in Kane County
• Face time with Barb Jeske
• ECC instructor recovers from campus attack
• Barsanti appointed 'ultimate job'
• Job market remained stagnant in July
• Possible arrest made in Batavia bird theft
• 'Munger Road' providing a boost to St. Charles
• Face time with Kay Johnson
• Old Second's downward stock price induces new plan
• Rescue Riders trains, equips bikers to help at accidents
• Liquor 'N' Wine ribbon cutting
• State's attorney Barsanti appointed as judge
• South Elgin crash injures two, closes Randall Road
• Colwell announces retirement to return to private practice
• Birds stolen from Batavia store
• More mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• St. Charles to be sprayed for mosquitoes
• Face time with Polly Ruzic
• Cutting back spending at pump means less dollars for roads
• Kane County board ‘shocked’ by budget request
• 'Munger Road' comes to life
• For All Occasions ribbon cutting
• Former St. Charles cheer coach accused of having sex with student pleads guilty to lesser charge
• St. Charles police reports
• Hewitt: Celebrating contributions of chambers
• Service club mourns passing of St. Charles volunteer
• Batavia adds bus routes to improve transportation problems
• Face time with Greg Damolaris
• Hundreds of visitors turn out for Concert for a Cure
• Gardeners strive to keep plant diversity
• St. Charles convenience store victim of armed robbery
• Geneva police reports
• STC police investigate armed robbery
• Sound Off: Common sense
• Delnor Classes for September 2010
• Aldi moving 
Batavia store 
to Randall
• Route 25 construction to begin at Route 31 completion
• Police: Cocaine in Maple Park man’s home
• Face time with Steve Damolaris
• Act of compassion reunites Geneva couple with lost pet
• Many homeowners remodeling instead of buying
• Batavia police reports
• Concert for Cure draws hundreds to support Parkinson's research
• Otto: Get a glimpse of our entertaining visitors
• Film to shut down St. Charles streets
• Preps Insider: Week 1 football
• Face time with Cathy Tuohey
• Taking learning to the next level
• Phone company looking to use D-303 rooftop
• Budget requests dare seek pay increases
• Holinger: The silver lining for empty nesters
• Elburn man seeking permission to sell 'healthy coffee' from a bus
• District 303 prepared 
for expected cuts
• Routes 31, 25 to have lane closures
• Objections pile up against shelter
• Batavia youth baseball coach charged
• Bail reduced for STC man accused of deliberate traffic crash
• Kane County students go back to school
• Face time with Mike Stoner
• Girl, 5, left off D303 bus – alone
• Home sales weaken, but still up slightly in county in July
• Letters: Feeding our future
• Kane County’s department heads submit budget requests
• A taxing equation
• D-304 to buy excess Geneva property
• Face time with Dawn Stoner
• Pine Street hazardous, say Batavia school officials
• Batavia restaurant closing its doors at end of month
• Citizens form group supporting St. Charles library referendums
• St. Charles drivers asked to be patient with buses
• Dog Adoption Event
• Sound Off: Stop apologizing
• St. Charles' First Avenue to get a name change
• Competitors whet appetites at Elburn Days
• Campton Hills to conduct safety campaign during Labor Day weekend
• St. Charles woman charged with aggravated DUI
• Face time with Devon Finn
• Kaneland seeking ways to improve test scores
• Fun times at Elburn Days
• 'Car hopping' outbreak hits 7 cars in Sugar Grove
• Geneva Eye Clinic opens shop
• Charity golf outing set
• Elburn, police union reach deal on first CBA
• Face time with Tom Beatty
• Former Mooseheart student pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Elderly man might face more charges from crash
• Teachers learn lessons in job hunting
• Out of the hazard
• Official considering legal action against Kane County board
• Otto: Hidden talents of nature
• Friends, family rally around Batavia woman battling melanoma
• Batavia police investigating 'mailbox baseball'
• St. Charles schools gear up for Kick-a-Thon
• Geneva police reports
• Prana Yoga expands, 
moves to larger space in Geneva
• Face time with Bill Thomas
• Egg recall expanded in Kane County
• Face time with Jacki Jasker
• North Aurora man sentenced to eight years
• Campton United Soccer buys St. Charles building
• Tri-Cities districts, Kaneland make the ACT grade
• STC police charge seven with underage drinking
• Sugar Grove teen with Asperger’s makes movie
• Elburn police reports
• Grace: Make time to keep in touch
• St. Charles police reports
• Behrendt bail revoked in burglaries case
• Face time with Charles Gaddie Jr.
• Elburn could save $400K on sewage plant power backup
• Former McNally’s site to get outdoor seating in St. Charles
• New running specialty store opens in Geneva
• Enrollment increase slows down to a trickle at Kaneland schools
• $500K bond set for man, 80, charged in head-on crash
• Man is charged with theft for stealing parts from St. Charles dealership
• Grissette, 36, convicted of 
battering correctional officer
• Eggs recalled for possible contamination
• D-303 changes agreement with rec center
• Geneva celebrates 175 years
• Face time with Chris Pakan
• Health department 
sets up call center
• St. Charles City Council OKs referendum about pension reform
• Sound Off: Where's the logic?
• St. Charles man, 80, charged in head-on crash
• St. Charles Farmers Market has 'the corn'
• Methodist church offers free supper
• Former guard to stand trial for traffic death
• Carson & Barnes Circus visits Kane County
• Virgil veteran experiences Honor Flight
• Area swimming pools see rise in attendance during sweltering summer
• Sycamore Speedway sold for $500K, new owners say cars will keep rolling
• Filmmaker seeking applicants to help with 'Munger Road'
• Weekend mosquito spraying set for St. Charles
• Kids take heat to help those in Kenya
• Man faces prison for spitting blood, saliva on officer
• Foreclosure activity spikes locally in July
• Geneva marks 175 years with birthday bash
• Police probe vandalism spree that includes racial, ethnic slurs
• Home sale activity up sharply in the spring, prices down again
• Lecture on eating rabbit
• Crisis Line seeks more volunteers
• Trellis Farm store to open in Regole’s spot
• Face time wtih Ron Maier
• Kane County issues extreme heat watch
• Roger Ness of City Barbershop dies
• Kane Health officials warn of lettuce recall
• Batavia makes an art movement
• Sugar Grove boy remains critical after Route 47 crash
• Batavia aldermen to talk chickens
• West Nile found in 2nd batch of mosquitoes
• System Sensor property sold
• Economy spurs larger school supply giveaway
• Free busing may be coming to end for some Batavia families
• Sugar Grove teen critically injured in Route 47 crash
• St. Charles Countryside FPD OKs advisory referendum questions
• Face time with Marge Maier
• Batavia special education classrooms will open on time
• D-303 mourns loss of 
Davis Elementary teacher
• Police withhold names 
in three-car crash
• Batavia man charged with beating drunken driver
• Police withhold names 
in three-car crash
• Booked in the Kane County jail? ICE wants to know
• Three-car crash hurts 2 in Geneva
• Face time with Amy Santoro
• Fun in the fall
• First Choice Bank says it has complied with capital order
• D-303 visitors now to show driver's license
• County cuts health budget
• Politicans blast each others' parties for state's money woes
• St. Charles school board OKs 2010-11 budget
• St. Charles police reports
• St. Charles man hit with more burglary charges
• State's budget woes impact Kane County
• Otto: Cicadas sure sign of the dog days of summer
• Sound Off: Guns and good food
• Batavia aldermen to study issue of backyard chickens
• St. Charles church reeling after member dies in traffic accident
• St. Charles school board to hold hearing
• Carrying the weight
• St. Charles Toyota owners 
buy Chevy dealership
• Geneva police reports
• Batavia High School expansion project running behind schedule
• Coroner West pleads not guilty
• Passions rise on health department cuts
• St. Charles man charged in motorcycle burglaries
• Geneva has brief power outage
• Face time with Linda McFadden
• Sound Off: Farmer Jones' chickens and the combine
• St. Charles woman killed in traffic accident
• Valley Community Bank launches $12 million capital campaign
• Pheasant Run pool reopens 
after chlorine malfunction
• With first anniversary come challenges for Sugar Grove Library
• Sugar Grove men charged after fight 
at Maple Park cemetery
• Man accused of St. Charles 
burglaries facing possible 
revocation of bond
• Face time with Stephanie Brennan
• Geneva police reports
• St. Charles alderman denies wrongdoing in exposure complaint
• Cemetery plots see less demand in Kane County
• Police looking for man wanted in criminal sexual assault
• STC alderman charged after exposure complaint
• Volunteer’s legacy continues through 5K, walk-a-thon
• Geneva youth take on Parkinson's
• Un-elected coroner issue to go to committee for study
• Chlorine mishap sends three to hospital
• Corn, soybean crops looking strong after summer rains
• Face Time with Nancy Hayhurst
• Sheriff's office reports
• County to issue $16.8M for water project loans
• Barsanti asks for money to hire prosecutors
• 'Night Out' on the town
• St. Charles man fulfills childhood fantasy
• Dreyer opens new location
• Face time with Dan Grunwald
• Valley Community Bank continues to seek capital
• St. Charles to reassess 
water, electric rates
• Woman in fair condition after North Aurora crash
• Delnor Hospital opens new care center in Batavia
• Trio brings home furnishing store into reality
• Chili cooks spice up hot summer day
• St. Charles police reports
• Night Out events highlight community-police partnerships
• Face time with Gloria Gawron
• Robocalls ramp up effort to stop health dept. cuts
• Man accused of rape pleads not guilty
• Stopping the brain drain with summer learning
• Man charged with DUI in North Aurora crash
• Batavia chili cookoff to add to heat of summer
• Celebrating ribbon cuttings
• Batavia marching band moves rehearsal
• Ofenloch sentenced to 10 years for fatal drunken driving crash
• St Charles school board OKs Norris Recreation Center pool upgrades
• Health cuts needed to revamp department; union charges finances not so dire
• Staffing shortages, inadequate treatment plague STC youth prison
• Skate tricks in St. Charles
• Quiznos Subs shop opens in Geneva
• Exploring the lore of Munger Road
• More charges for Geneva man accused of sex abuse
• Ofenloch apologizes for 2007 crash that killed two, awaits sentence
• More charges announced against Geneva man accused of sex abuse
• Lions Club seeks members for new St. Charles club
• Batavia residents worry about future of Quarry Beach
• Former Geneva priest released from prison
• STC police: Safeguard your identity
• Prairie Street Bridge work set to start
• New playground equipment headed to Batavia Riverwalk
• Mail madness
• Man involved in Batavia Township car crash dies
• Classic cars still revving, despite economy
• St. Charles students get gleeful to raise money for drama club
• Geneva Library to pay $2M for new site
• Elburn bar, golf course, ask for right to serve drinks earlier
• Batavia rec center headed to November ballot
• Batavia sees more vehicle burglaries
• Man in Batavia Township crash dies
• Batavia hit with more vehicle burglaries
• Filmmaker's cost coverage request gets support
• Four Batavia juveniles charged with burglary
• TriCities residents being asked to conserve energy
• Hughes recognized as Sugar Grove’s Citizen of the Year
• Fermilab makes strides in search for elusive Higgs boson particle
• Enjoying the corn boil
• NIU could be future location of Kaneland graduation ceremony
• Overnight storms bring heavy rain, flooding
• Face time with Marge Skala
• Beverly Hughes honored as Sugar Grove Citizen of Year
• Two birds, mosquito pool test positive for West Nile virus
• Geneva art show draws crowds
• Home sales continued to increase locally in June, prices stagnant
• Sound Off: What is fair about this?
• Aurora man sentenced to 15 years in Batavia death
• Storms close corn boil
• Roselle man leads STC police on chase
• Funding for LIHEAP going fast
• Unemployment worsened in Kane in June, state says
• Meeting set to discuss Fabyan/Van Nortwick intersection project
• Greenfields of Geneva begins 
work on retirement community
• Warming up to summer day camp
• Red-light cameras nab violators
• Burglars hit 14 cars in Geneva
• Face time with Norm Skala
• Aurora man sentenced in death of Batavia man
• STC shoplifter tries to return stolen merchandise
• Delnor Classes for August 2010
• MEIJER TO GIVE AWAY FREE KANE COUNTY COUGAR TICKETS
• K-PAX Novelist, Playwright To Appear In Geneva
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Geneva!
• Delnor Wellness classes for April, 2010
• Geneva Underground Playhouse - 'Play Ball' by Maurine Dallas Watkins
• Steel Magnolias to Open in Geneva
• Delnor Hospital February 2010 Classes
• Delnor Hospital January 2010 Classes
• Delnor Hospital December 2009 Classes
• Delnor Classes for October 2009
• Delnor Classes for September 2009
• Delnor Hospital Classes for August
• ‘Agnes of God’ Opens in Geneva
• Delnor classes for June 2009
• Geneva Theater Announces Its Opening, First Shows
• Geneva Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Delnor classes for April
• Geneva Underground Playhouse Auditions
• Delnor Health and Wellness Classes for February 2009
• Delnor Community Education Classes for January 2009
• Youth Exchange Application Due
• Rotary Youth Exchange Applications Available
• National Quality Organization Honors Delnor’s Board of Directors With Designation as “Mentor”
• Here's Something Creative

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