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Mundelein adds six long-term parking spots at Metra station
By Russell Lissau
Apr 25, 2018 3:05 PM - Six parking spots at Mundelein's Metra train station will be reserved for long-term parking starting Tuesday.
St. Charles cancels Festival of the Fox
By Dave Heun
Apr 25, 2018 2:58 PM - Those seeking a festival to kick-start the summer won't be finding it in St. Charles this year, as planners of the Festival of the Fox have decided to put the event on the shelf for a year and contemplate its future.
Batavia considers extending tax collected for MainStreet organization
By Susan Sarkauskas
Apr 25, 2018 2:52 PM - Batavia MainStreet asks city to continue collecting a tax on its behalf, and to maybe collect more.
How a developer plans to turn old AT&T campus in Hoffman Estates into self-contained 'city'
By Eric Peterson
Apr 25, 2018 2:43 PM - A New Jersey developer has spelled out its plan to convert a vacant suburban corporate campus into a self-contained "city" of stores, restaurants, homes, entertainment, hotel rooms and a variety of office uses covering 150 acres along the Jane Addams Tollway.
St. Charles North senior Jacob Kadolph earns Eagle Scout rank
Submitted by Carol Vonderhaar
Apr 25, 2018 2:41 PM - Boy Scout Troop 10 recently recognized Jacob Kadolph for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout at an Eagle Court of Honor April 15 at St. Patrick Parish in St. Charles. His twin, Alexander, was another Eagle Scout honoree at the ceremony.
St. Charles North senior Alexander Kadolph earns Eagle Scout rank
Submitted by Carol Vonderhaar
Apr 25, 2018 2:41 PM - Boy Scout Troop 10 recently recognized Alexander Kadolph for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout at an Eagle Court of Honor April 15 at St. Patrick Parish in St. Charles. His twin, Jacob, was another Eagle Scout honoree at the ceremony.
How emerald ash borer affected Kane County communities
By Gerard Dziuba
Apr 25, 2018 2:38 PM - Ever since the emerald ash borer first arrived in Kane County in 2006, every day has been Arbor Day and Earth Day for residents and municipal leaders.
The Latest: Prospect of gun-bill veto override wanes
The Associated Press
Apr 25, 2018 2:04 PM - The prospect of a veto override of gun-dealer licensing legislation is waning as neither Senate nor House wants to take the first step
Pitt hoping to renew football series with Penn State
The Associated Press
Apr 25, 2018 2:00 PM - Pittsburgh athletic director Heather Lyke doesn't want the 100th football clash between the Panthers and Penn State to be the last
The Latest: Brother of serial killer's victims cheers arrest
The Associated Press
Apr 25, 2018 1:59 PM - A family member of a couple who were victims of a California serial killer decades ago said the arrest of a suspect has brought closure

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