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New: Brian Dugan sentenced to deathWHEATON – A DuPage County jury has decided that a convicted killer should be put to death for the 1983 kidnapping, rape and murder of a 10-year-old girl Naperville girl. District 303 adapts new report card formatST. CHARLES — District 303 is the last school system in the Tri-Cities to stop giving letter grades on elementary school students' report cards. Feds to Amcore: Raise capital or sellAmcore Bank has a little less than a month to demonstrate to federal regulators that it can survive or they will be forced to sell. County passes $72 million budgetGENEVA – The county passed its 2010 budget Tuesday during a public hearing packed with Sheriff's personnel – many of whom are facing layoffs and still don't know if they'll see their last paycheck of this fiscal year.   Top StorySharing their war storiesVet recalls despair of Korea following war
New: Brian Dugan sentenced to deathWHEATON – A DuPage County jury has decided that a convicted killer should be put to death for the 1983 kidnapping, rape and murder of a 10-year-old girl Naperville girl. District 303 adapts new report card formatST. CHARLES — District 303 is the last school system in the Tri-Cities to stop giving letter grades on elementary school students' report cards. Feds to Amcore: Raise capital or sellAmcore Bank has a little less than a month to demonstrate to federal regulators that it can survive or they will be forced to sell. County passes $72 million budgetGENEVA – The county passed its 2010 budget Tuesday during a public hearing packed with Sheriff's personnel – many of whom are facing layoffs and still don't know if they'll see their last paycheck of this fiscal year. Local & Region
Face time with Earle ThomasEarle Thomas, 23, of Batavia, was downloading music into his laptop at the Batavia Public Library when Chronicle reporter Brenda Schory asked him 10 q ... Sports
Hard court senseRosary senior Reuland powers way to Chronicle Girls Tennis Player of the Year honor Hard court senseRosary senior Reuland powers way to Chronicle Girls Tennis Player of the Year honor PREP ZONE: Saints hit gym extra earlyHigh school students are known for giving teachers blank looks when they report for first period – early mornings and teenagers can be an unpleasant c ... Opinion
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Mr. Freeze: Jerry Zimmerman brings thrills and chills to scienceAs Mr. Freeze, Jerry Zimmerman hopes to make science fun for children. |
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 Unless North does the (near) impossible, time to winterizeThere might be 8 or 10 people around these parts that think St. Charles North is going to be beat Glenbard West on Saturday (not counting the North team, of course). For the rest of us, might be time to start winterizing our brains.
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 Busy, busySt. Charles North boys basketball coach Tom Poulin wore his North Stars hoops polo to football practice Monday, trying to save a few minutes during a hectic day.
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