Oswego, IL News

• Oswego, IL News
• Oswegoland Prairie Fest 2012
• Tomcats run Wolves out of the gym
• Offensive Outage
• Panthers respond with a key victory
• Interjections By Tony Scott
• Teachers union officials object to reform bill
• Montgomery Park-n-Ride plan an award winner
• Thompson students update school board
• More suicides at holidays called a myth
• Set meetings on full day kindergarten
• Good news on jobs
• Aurora Junior Woman's Club November General Membership Meeting
• Back to School for Oswego - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tomcats leave no doubt
• Randall wins county sheriff's race
• Wildcats get last laugh
• Hjorth aces first sectional test
• Mistakes catch up with Oswego East
• Michalek races back to state meet
• A program-defining victory
• 1873: The year Kendall County farmers flexed their political muscle
• Deer-car collisions can happen anywhere
• Make Route 71, Wolf's Crossing Rd. priorities
• Political pendulum swings once again
• Library district board OKs reduced tax levy
• No crackdown on Montgomery 'door hangers'
• Doubles team advances to second day
• Hatcher over Healy in state rep. race
• A record-setting night for Wolves
• Voters return four to Kendall County Board
• Showing others their worth
• '60 seniors and 14,000 hours of work'
• A tough end
• Judge firm on Vasquez jail sentence
• Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville finally gets his due
• Our endorsements in next Tuesday's balloting
• Montgomery backs liquor license request
• Oswego Village Board holds line on tax levy
• Voter turnout of about 50 percent anticipated
• Sheriff candidates debate at Yorkville forum
• Foster, Hultgren campaigns slug it out
• Conceal carry, school funding issues at forum
• Class sizes up in most local schools
• Lower assessments, lower taxes, right?
• School board picks students over taxes
• Boulder Hill yard a 'disaster area'
• 'Hybrid' streetlights brighten Oswego's downtown
• County finance panel reviews potential cuts
• Gala reception to mark Montgomery's 175th
• Unruly crowd almost forced forum shutdown
• Congressional candidates debate at forum
• Who is paying for the election?
• Cross country teams take a stand
• A frustrating finish
• Panthers leave no doubt
• Oswego East girls' tennis garner first sectional plaque
• It all comes down to Friday night
• Wishing 'happy trails' to Roy, Dale, and even Trigger and Bullet
• Mistakes spoil Homecoming celebration
• No breezing through
• Chief Kendall County Deputy will retire
• Working through the mental block
• A new perspective
• Wolves can't shut door on Bengals
• Panthers get back in win column
• Sectional scouting
• A tough, physical defeat
• Shining through the darkness
• Prestigious Evanston Invite looms
• Getting geared up for the stretch run
• Champions by one point
• Packing their bags
• Bragging rights back with Panthers
• Another step in the right direction
• Napoleon's army, columnist both travel on their stomachs
• No answer for state record-breaker
• A long-awaited win
• Halftime tune-up
• Take advantage of early local voting
• No need to travel far to enjoy all of nature's fall glory
• Racing into the record books
• Junk mail reveals the truth about our presidents' log cabin claims
• State budget cuts trickling down
• A wise decision on full day kindergarten
• Only problem with early Illinois history is on the part of its residents
• Safety advisory: Don't walk in traffic
• A proper time to call the attorney general
• Time to elect park, fire boards
• County should look elsewhere for funds
• Mark your calendars for candidates' forum
• Yesteryear for October
• Political foes unite against Parkway
• We don't see a problem here
• School plan needs more cost scenarios
• New police officer on duty in Montgomery
• It's harvest time for the park district, too
• Feral cats a problem in mobile home park
• An up close look at the U.S. Supreme Court
• Tree-destroying beetle found in Montgomery
• State targets '12 start for Rt. 71 widening
• County officials look to trim new budget
• Oswego may require pre-demolition reviews
• Congressional candidates exchange barbs
• Small crowd, but lots of interest at school forum
• Douglas Rd. traffic noise called 'unbearable'
• Kendall PADS program needs 'night owls'
• Sheriff's candidate responds to anonymous letter
• Alternate full day kindergarten plan unveiled
• Hultgren: State campaign cash returned to fund
• Board has received third school cost estimates
• Ask probe of chief deputy's credit card use
• Montgomery Board votes to amend sign law
• Downsize sports complex expansion plans?
• Foster questioned at Oswego Senior Center
• High school block schedule will change
• Water problems increase cost for Prairie Point spray park
• School district board OKs 2010-11 budget
• Witness offered cash in deputy harassment suit
• School board holds line on tax rate once more
• Property values down in Kendall
• Third high school or additions at OHS, OEHS?
• Survey finds support for third high school
• Candidate: County credit card used to buy beer
• Montgomery mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• School district to build third high school
• Ending their seasons short of state
• OK alternate full-day kindergarten plan
• Questions about the school plan
• Public weighs-in on school district plan
• Historic Montgomery photos sought for new history book
• Oswego East volleyball focuses on trust
• Oswego Board members in tussle over TIF
• School district to hire its own bus mechanics
• Open bids for Prairie Point Park projects
• Tree-eating beetles found in Yorkville subdivision
• Ousted Democratic candidate stops in Yorkville
• Putting Kendall County's 'healthiest' status in historic perspective
• A tough beginning for Panthers
• Panthers respond to sweep Huskies
• Alvarez, Martinez cure Tuesday's slow start
• Independent candidate for sheriff files petitions
• Settling into their lanes
• Plan to permit ads on water towers on hold
• So long, Redskins
• Oswego to enforce brick mailbox ban
• Sheriff defends office's credit card use
• State hosts open house on Route 71 widening
• Montgomery backs police pension referendum
• County board split on laying off department head
• Only the names seem to change
• Clearing another course
• Visitor from the past wouldn't recognize Kendall County farms today
• Still not enough
• Emotion-filled testimony at Vasquez trial
• Area volleyball teams enjoy productive start
• Info sought on high school class schedules
• Oswego volleyball boasts strong junior class
• Rulings pending on death penalty motions
• Plenty of returnees give reason for optimism
• Church puts historical society on notice
• Oswego Police withdraw from Kendall SRT
• Parkway, Metra station on agency's radar
• Foster takes a pass on Metra, Parkway
• Panthers get into racing form
• Windmill moratorium a needed protection
• Panthers strike early in SPC play
• Rembold brings home silver medal
• Griffins take control in second half
• Sale of land OK'd for Route 71 improvements
• Taking action
• Put advertisements on Oswego water towers?
• Seniors ready to celebrate
• Foster way out in front in campaign cash war
• Sewer backs-up in Boulder Hill
• More support aired for block schedule
• Better economic times ahead in Montgomery?
• An early focus on winning
• Program will recall exploits of "The Fox"
• A man on a mission
• Panthers can't close out twinbill
• Playing through 'thunder and lightning'
• Line forms for joint TIF Review Board seat
• Change of pace
• Top county official calls for chief deputy to resign
• Maintaining high standards
• Mud already flying in Congressional race
• More questions than answers on layoff
• Funds released for Oswego Metra station
• Horse show assoc. being driven out of county?
• An aerial assault
• DUI lesson still lost on too many
• What's the deal with us trying to educate everyone in the country?
• Providing a nice, balanced win
• Redskins get revenge
• Incident during courthouse tour investigated
• Junk mail continues to provide answers to those unasked questions
• Teachers, students back block schedule
• History has lots of financial lessons but, tragically, few seem interested
• Yesteryear
• New trial asked for driver in fatal crash
• Allow elected officials to carry firearms?
• OK dual language program for junior highs
• Refer KenCom funding request to committee
• Montgomery's Settlers Cottage opening set
• Run government like a business?
• Like small schools? You'll find plenty in Montana and Nebraska
• Decades and centuries pass, but we're still 'screaming' for ice cream
• Oswego East baseball opens summer with 3-2 mark
• Remembering the Plainfield Tornado
• Panthers never leet up in postseason run
• Help coming for Kendall's homeless
• One final hurrah
• Figuring out the varsity game
• Downtown condo project withdrawn
• Interim principal named at Hunt Club Elementary
• School growth? You can have your say
• Planning officials invited to county meeting
• School board to take a second vote
• Good economic news for the holiday
• Time to update solid waste plan
• Oswego splits opening doubleheaders
• Encouraging news on Orchard Road
• Continuing to raise the standards
• Tighten controls on sheriff's credit cards
• When "small grains" were big in Kendall County
• Prinzing bound for Birmingham
• Defining new roles
• Speeding tickets way up, accidents down
• Here's how early Kendall County settlers laid claim to land
• Foster: Prairie Parkway not needed for decades
• Celebrate Differences
• Restart fireworks funding effort
• Traffic stop video the public's property
• Looking for some historical driving kicks? Just try old Route 6
• Correct decision on railroad quiet zone
• An offense like no other
• Railroad quiet zone request rejected-for now
• Where's the debate on the actual issues?
• No ticket to Michigan
• Getting hot on the court this summer
• Strike halts work on Route 71 at Oswego High
• School chief just not the retiring type
• Yesteryear for September
• Number of jobless Oswegoans down slightly
• Montgomery panel updated on code violations
• PrairieFest: A collective success
• Oswego Board hears PADS program report
• Program sees improvement across the field
• Homes sales heated up with the weather
• Board should be wary of legal 'roadblocks'
• Moving on up
• Wolves stay on point in offseason
• Board gets school boundary study estimates
• Two views of 'closure' for families
• They once called new museum home
• Water quality issues reported in two neighborhoods
• Set public hearing on new school budget
• So where is our Congressman?
• Attorney cautions Oswego Board on election
• Charlebois returns to lead alma mater
• Montgomery needs funds for capital projects
• MontgomeryFest: Still time for fun
• Fox River Valley rich in easy-to-reach local history museums
• A Sunday split
• Summer fun ends with Prairie Ridge
• Emotional reactions to Vasquez verdict
• Lakewood Creek Drive re-surfacing project set
• Outside firm to study school enrollment growth?
• KenCom Exec Board approves two budgets
• Officials: No money for railroad quiet zone study
• Early how-to book lured many Brits and Scots to Illinois
• Chief deputy defends county credit card use
• School district still awaiting state funds
• Is your vehicle locked right now?
• Reveling in the Dog Days of summer and in the junk mail
• Late run challenges Titans
• Yesteryear for July
• Official: County revenues not keeping up
• Board hears more support for block schedule
• Pleas for mercy, justice before sentencing
• Report: Parents like full-day kindergarten
• Board gets good news on summer school
• Hoping for a measure of closure
• Consultants hired for enrollment study
• Public works crews battling mosquitoes
• Time to cut island weeds
• Foster takes positive step on Metra effort
• Bats heat up against Huskies
• Volleyball kits sent to troops overseas
• Group urges re-opening of historic chapel
• Montgomery puts moratorium on windmills
• SA: Not enough evidence to prosecute homeowners
• Renovations set at Old Post Elementary School
• Release of video prompts call for investigation
• The right decision on brick mailboxes
• Mayors tell county board: We don't have funds for 911 center
• School superintendent's contract extended
• Correct decision on SRT withdrawal
• A wrong move on downtown TIF
• Oswego Drag Strip Days brings back fond memories of hot rod era
• One last time on the court
• PrairieFest was indeed 'best of times'
• Free mulch available
• Attorney defends traffic stop video release
• Expect Orchard Road widening next year
• Official: Expect plans for waste transfer station
• Ads on towers would look tacky
• Oswego village president to run again
• School administrator wage hikes OK'd
• Montgomery panel opposes home sprinklers
• Drop in home values to slow tax growth
• Maintain public input on school boundaries
• Panthers continue winning ways
• Parents offer views on school district growth
• Vasquez found guilty on all counts
• Vasquez's attorney planning appeal
• Funds sought for Cedar Glen, Windcrest sewers
• Healy: 'Running out of utter frustration'
• Adjusting to new surroundings
• Program for Kendall County's homeless 'a go'
• County officials updated on wind turbines
• Oswego resident urges tougher vicious dog law
• Records, chapel must be preserved
• Egan hurls shutout
• Mayors press county on 911 funding
• Supplying the big bop
• Battling the elements
• School board recalls 10 education support staff employees
• Prison time or probation for Vasquez?
• Resolution Church Grand Opening In Oswego
• Meijer Sponsors Free Kids’ Days At Brookfield Zoo
• Meijer Presents End of Summer Event
• Meijer To Participate In Illinois State Tax Holiday Program
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Fox Valley eBay Sellers Join Recycling Effort
• Save Thousands When Buying a Home
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• Oswegoland PrairieFest

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