VETERANS DAY 2009
Salute your veteran
Veterans Day 2009 is Nov. 11. Celebrate your veteran by sharing a picture and a story about him or her. To submit, click here. Please include your full name, along with the full name and town of residence of your veteran, and a brief description of your veteran's service to the country. We will publish photos in our online gallery.

• Photos: Saluting our veterans

COFFEE MUGS
Love your mug? Tells us why
Coffee drinkers have two passions: their coffee and the mug from which they drink it. Share a photo of your favorite mug and tells us the story behind it by clicking here. Please include your full name and town of residence, and brief description of why you love your mug and how you got it. We will publish them in our online gallery.

• Photos: Favorite coffee mugs

• 5 treated after College of DuPage gas leak
• Retailers say they need holiday helpers
• Artists getting acts together downtown
• Top tips to a holiday job
• Live near a train stop? That's a good thing
• Geneva seeks bids for road project
Accused drunken driver flips car Child in critical condition after pool incident Child in critical condition after pool incident Artists getting acts together downtown Geneva seeks bids for road project Body betrayed, Geneva man fights on Cities, towns cut back on holiday celebrations Parolee charged in stabbing, beating

• Hard work gives Noah a real shot
• Spartans see winning streak snapped
• Brunt work: O-line blamed
• Defense-led Wildcats hand Hawkeyes first loss
• Bulls don rally caps again
• Bowman, Hawks should be united in seeking center
• Golden against Gophers
• Lanark Eastland flexs muscles, ends Newark's year
• Three run to All-State honors
• Foxes surprise with 2nd in 2A
• Panthers' upset bid turned away
• Marmion out-executed by Prairie Ridge
• Geneva gels too late against WW South
McGuinness header gives Lyons state title Football playoff brackets Turnovers doom Lincoln-Way East Getting to know: Lukas Verzbicas Vote: Who was the top star in the 1st round? Phillip's goal lifts Timothy Christian to first title

American Legion Auxiliary celebrates 90 years of service
The American Legion Auxiliary is celebrating its 90th anniversary as it continues to serve veterans on the homefront, their families and their communities.



• Auroran makes mobiles from old CDs
• Make classroom dreams come true online
• Local Veterans Day activities
• Salon pairs up with local shelter
• Astro-graph
• Aurora Kiwanis appoints new officers
• Network of bicycle trails has Fox Valley livin' large

Jobless: 10 percent is tougher than it used to be
It hurts more to be unemployed now than the last time the jobless rate hit 10 percent. Americans have more than triple the debt they had in 1982, and less than half the savings. They spend 10 weeks longer off the job.



• Retailers say they need holiday helpers
• Coffee with B.O.B. is Tuesday
• Home buyers tax credit renewed
• Forecast for holiday jobs not all gloom and doom
• Nicor moves 200 jobs from Geneva
• Business calendar: Dinner, awards

Green Durango goes big and bad: Hybrid meets expectations Escalade: The green luxury SUV Ford Flex hauls families in style Home decor more likely to reflect clothing choices Extending tax credit right thing to do Decorating around a dog (or cat)

'Pirate Radio' set was one big 1960s music fest
Bill Zwecker: Along with outfitting his entire cast with iPods featuring some 300 songs from the mid-’60s, "Pirate Radio" director Richard Curtis felt it important to have that music blasting from speakers all over the boat, during lunch breaks or any time they weren’t filming specific scenes. ‘‘You just couldn’t escape it — nor did we want to,’’ said actress Talulah Riley.

• Artists getting acts together downtown
• John Cusack saves the world in apocalyptic '2012'
• Get over fear of outlets
• Five Things to Do
• Air Force band performs on Veterans Day
• 'Cats' continues its long run

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