Today's Quickcast features stories about a man who has been missing since 2007, a full interchange at I-88 and Rt. 47, Tom Green at Zanies, and prep sports.
Concerned that recent changes to Google's privacy policy increase the risk of identity theft and fraud, Attorney General Martha Coakley joined other attorneys general today in sending a letter to Google Chief Executive Larry Page outlining several issues with the new guidelines. The letter was signed by 36 attorneys general from across the country. ... Read More »
Children were at every table and on the floor. They built stuff with Tinker Toys and crawled on the carpet, building tracks for little trains. And their mothers were involved in every bit of it, so it was not just playtime – it was school – home-school, that is. ... Read More »
We reporters who cover high school sports often have to confirm teams’ records after a game, and it’s funny how many coaches of struggling teams can’t quite remember their tea ... Read More »
Cheryl Krauspe said she hopes Kaneland School District residents will bring ideas to Thursday night's community forum at Harter Middle School.
Krauspe, Kaneland's school boar
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The Geneva Historic Preservation Commission voted 5-1 Tuesday not to approve the demolition of the historic Pure Oil building at 502 W. State St.
Property owner Joe Stanton a
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ELGIN – The final weeks of the tightly bunched Upstate Eight Conference River boys basketball race promised to be eventful. For Geneva, that proved true for the wrong reasons.
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ST. CHARLES – A Bartlett native in Fox Valley Repertory’s latest production “Moonlight and Magnolias” recently had a role in the Matt Damon blockbuster “Contagion.”
Stef Tova
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BATAVIA – Batavia Enterprises Real Estate on Tuesday announced it is working to sell or lease the building that formerly housed Avenue Motor Sales, which closed in December.
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ST. CHARLES – Rebecca Stobierski loved – and still loves – the warm, cozy downtown space she chose for her first restaurant, Rx Cafe.
Repairs to a structural failure next doo
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• Lynda S. Johnson, 50, of the 1100 block of Lewis Road, Geneva, was charged Sunday, Feb. 5, with driving under the influence, driving with a blood-alcohol level greater than
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ST. CHARLES TOWNSHIP – The second of two Naperville brothers convicted of murdering a 15-year-old Aurora youth they falsely believed was a rival street gang member has been se
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ST. CHARLES – I was talking around a fictional water cooler with a few coworkers the other day about beef sandwiches. Specifically, which restaurant in the Tri-Cities serves t
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Neighbors refer to my 86-pound yellow Lab, Chloe, as a “miracle dog.”
Why?
It’s definitely not because of her unique ability to unlatch the pantry door and devour the hambur
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To the Editor:
I was surprised and disheartened to learn about the possible plan to demolish the historic Pure Oil building located at 502 W. State St. in Geneva, currently h
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DEKALB – Jenifer Camery of Batavia has been selected as one of five recipients of the Northern Illinois University Forward Together Forward Scholarship. Each recipient will re
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Enjoy a stroll and learn about the unique ecological communities present within the Norris Woods, an Illinois State Nature Preserve. A park naturalist guides you down paths ... Read More »
ST. CHARLES – The St. Charles City Council on Tuesday night rejected a proposed ward map that would have created districts with populations within a 1 percent deviation of eac
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Three weeks ago, many lawmakers came away from Gov. Pat Quinn's State of the State speech wishing he had talked in more detail about state finances.
They should get over that
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