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Dawn Patrol: Aurora votes to ax meters; Hawks fall

Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford blocks the rebound shot of Anaheim Ducks right wing Corey Perry during Tuesday’s first period at United Center.

Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford blocks the rebound shot of Anaheim Ducks right wing Corey Perry during Tuesday's first period at United Center.

 

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Aurora votes to remove parking meters

Parking in downtown Aurora will be free starting later this year when parking meters are slated to be removed, after a vote yesterday by the Aurora city council. The new plan hopes to improve the business climate by allowing free parking for a specified amount of time to encourage high turnover in front of businesses. Full story.

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State officials want sex offender committed

A former West Dundee man with multiple sexual assault convictions should be committed so he can't attack again, the Illinois attorney general's office said. Jamal Sharifpour is expected to be released from Dixon Correctional Center Monday. He'll be held by the Department of Human Services while the case plays out. Full story.

Weather

A real nice day is on tap. It will be clear and sunny with a high of 40 degrees today. Temperatures will be about 25 degrees when you head out the door, then dip back to 32 degrees overnight tonight. Full story.

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A couple of minor accidents are being reported this morning due to black ice conditions. People should slow down until temperatures rise above 33 degrees later. More traffic from ABC Chicago.

Ducks beat Blackhawks in shootout

In a matchup of the top two teams of the Western Conference, the Ducks topped the Blackhawks 3-2 last night in a shootout at United Center. Despite the loss, the Hawks remain undefeated in regulation. Full story.

Schaumburg to consider community beekeeping

A community bee yard is under consideration in Schaumburg after trustees gave the blessing to start the review process last night. Under the plan, the village would provide and prepare the location, but the hives would be maintained by beekeepers who reside in the community. Full story.

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