DuPage County
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Girls volleyball: Local teams struggle to break through at Wheaton ClassicSep 19, 2026 5:38 pm - The 2026 Wheaton Classic girls volleyball tournament turned into a land of missed opportunities for several teams.
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Green and wet at Irish FestSep 19, 2026 4:13 pm -
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Cyclist towing kid issued citation after narrow escape in Batavia crashSep 19, 2026 2:33 pm - Batavia police issued a citation Friday to a cyclist after he and a child had a narrow escape following a rush-hour crash with a pickup truck.
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No quit in them: Saluting the ultra-veteran coaches, with 50-plus years in high school footballSep 19, 2026 1:43 pm - Here’s a look at several area high school football coaches with at least 50 years on the sidelines, sometimes at a single school.
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Book Road in Naperville could reopen between 75th and 83rd streets by month’s endSep 19, 2026 10:59 am - Naperville residents who’ve been unable to use Book Road for most of the year will see a little relief once the stretch between 75th and 83rd streets reopens by month’s end.
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Naperville Public Library seeking 8% budget increase in 2027Sep 19, 2026 10:55 am - Naperville Public Library’s proposed 2027 operating budget calls for an 8.11% spending increase — about $1.5 million more than this year and the largest increase in the last five years.
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ECC teacher credits horror mask career to TV’s SvengoolieSep 19, 2026 10:53 am - Peter Infelise, a graphic design professor at Elgin Community College, has been making horror masks for decades and now has a display showing his work at the college through Nov. 30.
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A city on guard: What the raids left behind after Operation Midway BlitzSep 19, 2026 10:29 am - It has been a year this month since the Trump administration’s Operation Midway Blitz began. What it left behind can be measured in the number of neighborhood patrollers who are still making their daily rounds on constant lookout for the threat of federal agents. It can be measured in places still coming back to life, where people keep a wary eye from apartment balconies and from behind cracks in window curtains.
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Midterm elections bring wave of referendums to suburban votersSep 19, 2026 10:14 am - A slew of measures to increase property taxes to fund school renovations, library expansions and other projects are among the referendums suburban voters will consider when they head to the polls this fall.
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West Aurora’s Tyler Fecht, last year’s backup to Ball State-bound Mason Atkins, takes control as starting QBSep 19, 2026 7:41 am - The last thing any player wants is to be a backup like West Aurora’s Tyler Fecht was last season. it was understandable, however, that Fecht toiled behind star quarterbac...
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