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  •  Kevin Driscoll of Chicago, right, and Joe Pietro of Sugar Grove carry their two-man kayak to the water in Mount St. Mary’s Park at the Mid-American Canoe and Kayak Race on the Fox River in St. Charles. This year’s race is June 2.

    Fox River canoe race remains afloat amid challenges May 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    Would the Mid-American Canoe Race find more sucess if it returned to its original 17-mile route on the Fox River, from South Elgin to Aurora? The "Rain Main" statue returns to its spot near the Geneva train station while St. Charles struggles with another vacant storefront after The Vertical Drop closes its doors.

     
  •  Ekwabet, by sculptor Guy Bellaver, overlooks the Fox River in downtown St. Charles.

    St. Charles, Geneva mayors started as high school PA announcers May 4, 2013 12:00 AM
    What do St. Charles Mayor-elect Ray Rogina and Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns have in common when it comes to high school? Dave Heun knows.

     
  •  Construction continues in St. Charles including along Smith Road on the city’s far east side.

    Visitors may not have gotten best first impression of St. Charles Apr 27, 2013 12:00 AM
    A group of retailers from across the country and Europe were in St. Charles a few weeks ago, and it seemed the road construction hampered their movements, according to columnist Dave Heun.

     
  •  Ted Siebert sculpts a monument to the Pride of the Fox’s 30th annual RiverFest last year.

    Downtown construction means changes for RiverFest Apr 21, 2013 12:00 AM
    Because of some downtown work, the sand sculpture event at the RiverFest in St. Charles will be moving. There will also be some other moves for the annual June fest, according to columnist Dave Heun.

     
  •  Dan Campana, a local journalist, is promoting the Take Me Out To The Card Show sports card and memorabilia show on Saturday, April 27, in Geneva.

    Promoter hits on idea for card show at Cougars’ stadium Apr 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    Having a sports card show at a ballpark seems like an excellent combination, columnist Dave Heun says. He talks with a local promoter who is spearheading the April 27 show at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva.

     
  •  Lazarus House in St. Charles is seeking help from service clubs and organizations to collect items for families that are moving out of the shelter into their own homes. They are asking for “gently used” items such as furniture and appliances, and also various supplies and food.

    Lazarus asks for help to assist families Apr 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    It's a great day when an individual or family moves out of Lazarus House in St. Charles. The folks who operate Lazarus are looking for help from local service organizations and others to "adopt" a family that is looking to set up their own household.

     
  •  Overpass work is ongoing at the Geneva/West Chicago border at the railroad tracks on Route 38 and Kautz Road, which always seems to be a bad spot for traffic backups when trains are passing. For the most part, the road will be down to one lane in each direction while work continues.

    Get ready to sit in traffic during overpass work Mar 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    You might be sitting in traffic at Kautz Road and Route 38 for extended periods for the immediate future during construction of a railroad overpass, but the payoff should be worth it, columnist Dave Heun says.

     
  •  A new historic marker sits in downtown St. Charles in front of the municipal center.

    Historical markers abound in Tri-Cities area Mar 23, 2013 12:00 AM
    There are many historical markers throughout the Tri-Cities area, including the most recent display in front of the St. Charles Municipal Center. That marker, with interesting notes about the 1836 saw mill in that location and a Main Street train accident in 1915, is the first of three that the Downtown St. Charles Partnership plans for residents and visitors.

     
  •  Sister Johanna Murphy, on the eve of turning 100, visits with the Rev. Martens Emeh, pastor of St. Peter church in Geneva.

    Geneva’s St. Peter School will celebrate nun’s birthday Mar 16, 2013 12:00 AM
    When students and staff gather in the St. Peter School gymnasium at 2 p.m. Wednesday for a birthday party, the Geneva Fire Department may be hoping there won't be any lit candles. Why? It would take 100 of them to adorn a cake to honor former Principal Sister Johanna Murphy.

     
  •  The Loyalty Day Parade brings quite a crowd to Batavia.

    River Street remodel just needs warmer weather Mar 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    The River Street makeover in downtown Batavia looks good even in snow. Imagine how sweet it will look in warm weather, Dave Heun says.

     
  •  If you haven’t had a chance to drop in on the popular Chick-fil-A restaurant in Batavia, don’t make the mistake of going on Sunday. It’s closed.

    Please note: Chick-fil-A is closed on Sunday Feb 27, 2013 12:00 AM
    Batavia school district officials should have made a better choice when spending the taxpayer's dime, Dave Heun says.

     
  •  This year’s “Dancing With The Geneva Stars” couples raised $12,710 for the Geneva Cultural Arts Commission and the Geneva Academic Foundation.

    ‘Dancing With The Geneva Stars’ ends 5-year run Feb 23, 2013 12:00 AM
    After five very successful, fun years, the annual "Dancing With The Geneva Stars" fundraiser will be no more, columnist Dave Heun says.

     
  •  Figure skater Derek Wagner of Geneva finished ninth in the juvenile boys competition at last year’s U.S. Junior Figure Skating Championships in December.

    Geneva boy places 6th at U.S. skating championship Feb 16, 2013 12:00 AM
    Dave Heun catches up with Derek Wagner, 13, of Geneva, who finished sixth in the recent U.S. National Figure Skaing Championships. Derek attends Geneva Middle School North.

     
  •  Heidi Anderson with a sampling of Paczki, which will fly off the shelves on Fat Tuesday. Her bakery, Heidi’s, is on the east side of Geneva.

    Readers keep Dave up to date on restaurant scene Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    The restaurant comings and goings isn't lost on many of the people in the Tri-Cities. Just ask Dave Heun how much email he's gotten on the topic.

     
  •  The Geneva History Center will have a program Feb. 12 about the former Coultrap Elementary School in Geneva.

    Geneva History Center to host Coultrap program Feb 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    Dave Heun says he won't miss Coultrap Elementary School in Geneva. The shuttered school will face the wrecking ball.

     
  •  A new restaurant will be opening soon in the space previously occupied by Mike & Miguel’s on Anderson Boulevard in Geneva.

    Restaurant shuffle in the Tri-CitiesJan 27, 2013 12:00 AM
    When a restaurant closes in the Tri-Cities, I almost get tired of hearing my familiar reaction — "Gee, I kind of liked that place." Well, "kind of liking" a place hasn't done a lot of good for restaurants during the economic climate of the past five years. Let's hope the restaurant that replaces Mike & MIguel's in Geneva does a booming business.

     
  •  Flora Kaindl, a resident of The Crossings in Geneva, painted murals for the community room of the senior living condo complex. The project took about six months to complete. One mural is of landmark buildings in the Tri-Cities/Fox Valley area. The other is a triptych of the Chicago skyline.

    80-year-old artist’s mural spiffs up The Crossings Jan 20, 2013 12:00 AM
    Flora Kaindl, a resident of The Crossings in Geneva, completed 'quite an undertaking' when she painted murals to grace the walls of the community building at The Crossings, according to columnist Dave Heun. "Like a crazy, I said I could do it," Kaindl, 80, said.

     
  •  Anna Lisznianski is the CEO of PushCoin and her husband, Slawomir, is the chief technology officer of the company.

    PushCoin payment system caters to kids Jan 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    Parents of young children and teens, welcome to the world of Geneva-based PushCoin. If you haven’t heard about the mobile payment system that is especially beneficial for kids, you may want to attend a free seminar from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at the FONA International auditorium on Averill Road in Geneva.

     
  •  Authors Dan Van Haften, left, and David Hirsch pose with the book they wrote after studying the speeches of Abraham Lincoln. Van Haften recently discussed the book in Washington, D.C.

    Dan Van Haften talks about his Lincoln book in Washington Jan 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    Dave Heun talks to Batavia author Dan Van Haften, who recently gave a talk in Washington, D.C., about the book on Abraham Lincoln that he co-authored.

     
  •  James Bartusek, a senior at Geneva High School, won first place in a jazz competition at Buddy Guy’s in Chicago.

    Looking back on a year of Tri-City news Dec 29, 2012 12:00 AM
    Dave Heun ...

     
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