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Man faces charges after slapping pregnant woman
Artis Thomas, 22, of the 400 block of North River Street, Aurora, was charged Wednesday with felony aggravated battery and misdemeanor domestic battery after he slapped a female household member in the face on Nov.
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School officials seek state funds for Rt. 71 work
Lynn Cullick, president of the Oswego School Board met recently with local state lawmakers to ask for help in paying for the widening and other improvements to Ill.
Police were called Saturday after someone began shooting from an SUV in a parking lot.
Evaluation sought for Montgomery fire suspect
The defense attorney for a Montgomery man accused of killing two relatives in a house fire last summer has asked that his client be committed for a psychiatric evaluation.
Shoppers off and running on Black Friday
Super shoppers across the Fox Valley had Christmas on their mind Friday morning as they awoke from Turkey-induced comas and hit the malls with their wish lists for the hottest deals of the season.
Aurora police pull DARE, GREAT programs
The letter came in mid-September. Signed by Aurora Police Chief Greg Thomas and starting with "Dear School Administrator," the message was short but succinct - the police department was cutting all funding to DARE and GREAT programs at all Aurora schools.
Larger crowds expected at Thanksgiving community meals
Organizers of free Thanksgiving Day dinners in the Fox Valley anticipate serving more people this season than in years past.
Montgomery in tight spot on liquor hours
When it comes to limiting hours for the sale of packaged alcoholic beverages in Montgomery, the village is truly in a difficult spot.
Yorkville first to ring in holiday season
Whether they walked up the steps of Chapel on the Green, hopped on the trolley to downtown or stepped inside a storefront filled with treats, every destination was an adventure for the kids.
A stellar effort on H1N1 vaccine clinics
Cheryl Johnson and her staff at the Kendall County Health Department are to be commended for their ongoing effort to provide the H1N1 flu vaccine to county residents in a professional and orderly manner.
Kendall food pantry to benefit from Yorkville fundraiser
Since May, Kendall County residents have raised hundreds of dollars to benefit the Kendall County Food Pantry, organizers said Wednesday.
Yorkville notes positive developments
In a year when Kendall County hit its highest unemployment rate in recent history, and banks have taken over residential developments, the Yorkville area has seen some spurts of growth.
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Police blotter: Both drivers charged
Miguel Rodriguez, 30, of the 400 block of East Main Street, Yorkville, was taken to Provena Mercy Medical Center in Aurora after a two-car collision at 10:10 a.m. Thursday near Indian Trail and Penn Avenue, Aurora police said.
Recession pay hikes send wrong message
As we reported last week, several months of negotiations ended when the Oswego School District Board voted unanimously to approve a new basic contract with the Oswego Education Association , the union that represents the district's 945 teachers, department chairpersons, learning resource center directors, and certified nurses.
'Twilight' tale: Vampires take over Aurora mall
The vampires didn't take the blood of Aurora Christian High School junior Alyssa Sirek, just her breath.
A fire Tuesday night at the home of a former alderman killed the family's dog, but no other injuries were reported.
Schedule for H1N1 flu shot clinics
All H1N1 vaccination clinics will take place at the Kendall County Health Department, 811 W. Johns Street in Yorkville.
School briefs: Dance team collecting old costumes
Dance team collecting old costumes The Aurora Central Catholic High School dance team will be collecting old children's Halloween costumes.
Flu vaccine delay frustrating all around
The shortage of swine flu vaccine is testing the patience of everyone, from health care officials to the general public.
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