Wednesday Nov 18 | De Kalb Midweek
Sally Butzow listens as Dale Price, portraying a Civil War soldier, sings during a performance of "Riding Into History: 8th Illinois Cavalry." KIRKLAND – You're not supposed to play with guns, unless you plan to stage a play set during the Civil War, in which case it's sort of inevitable.
Editor's note: Information in Police Briefs is obtained from the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office and city police departments.
G-K Drama hosts 'Strange Boarders'
Cordelia unwittingly reunites a band of gangsters in a scene from G-K Drama's "Strange Boarders." GENOA – The Genoa-Kingston High School Drama Department will present their fall production, “Strange Boarders,” in the GK Auditorium Nov.
Hiawatha students present 'Charlotte's Web'
Kyler Yeomans plays Wilbur, who is "Some Pig" in Hiawatha's production of "Charlotte's Web." KIRKLAND – A well-known children's story is set to hit the stage at Hiawatha High School in Kirkland.
City police blotter for Nov. 10
Last updated on 11/09/2009 at 10:26 p.m. At 7:19 p.m. Saturday, DeKalb Police stopped a vehicle in the 800 block of N. Annie Glidden Road.
Retailers 'cautiously optimistic'
Melissa Fredin of Kirkland does some early holiday shopping Tuesday at Made Just for You in Sycamore.
Report: Crime remains static in DeKalb County
DeKALB – There were slightly fewer major crimes in DeKalb County in 2008, compared with 2007.
G-K Happenings: Group project offers nothing but anxiety for this individual
When I learned that my daughter had a big project due for school, I felt the usual angst about what would be expected of her, and ultimately of me.
Seat now up for grabs in 69th District
At least four people have said they want to become the representative for the state's 69th District – a seat that is being vacated by longtime incumbent Ron Wait.
Guilty plea accepted in murder case
A former Kirkland man pleaded guilty Thursday to his role in the beating death of a Sycamore man almost four years to the day after he was arrested for the crime.
Who would you name as your hero?
Schrader: Ask people who their hero is and the answer usually depends on their age bracket.
Learning new things about the past
Vicki Furlough of Kirkland talks to fellow Civil War-era re-enactor Gayle Peterson of Rockton Sunday at the Kishwaukee Valley Heritage Society's Pioneer Day in Genoa.
Hiawatha kindergartners Kaylee Knaskaik, Brianna Block and Maxwell Banks sit through a practice lunch period on their first day of school in Kirkland, Ill., on Tuesday Aug.
28, with shotgun start at 1 p.m., at the Sycamore Park District Golf Course, for an 18-hole scramble format.
Listed below are links to articles printed in part in the Week In Review section of this week's MidWeek: Hiawatha approves $4 million in bonds KIRKLAND – The Hiawatha school board voted Monday, Aug.
Waste Management contract renewed
DeKALB – Waste Management of Illinois Inc. will be picking up residential trash in DeKalb until 2013.
Hiawatha approves $4 million in bonds
KIRKLAND – The Hiawatha school board voted Monday morning to issue about $4 million in bonds to build a new elementary school.
Wait announces district office hours
In a written statement released Thursday, State Rep. Ron Wait, R-Belvidere, announced his community office hours schedule for the remainder of 2009.
Former depot a hub of Kishwaukee Valley history
The visitor saw a car parked outside the Kishwaukee Valley Heritage Museum one spring day and decided to stop, having never visited the museum with its trademark caboose.
Hiawatha student Logan Damiani gets into IMSA
Friends of Hiawatha in Kirkland announces that Hiawatha High School freshman Logan Damiani has been accepted into the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy in Aurora.
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