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• Batavia won't increase its property tax rate
• Batavia has link to Lincoln
• Valley briefs: Pottery sale at WCC
• Kane board to take over deputies payroll
• Batavia seeks volunteer decorators, donated lights
• Mammograms should start at 40, doctors say
• Quinn: New taxes needed to fix budget
• Two investigators involved in escape are fired
• State urges area towns to toughen alcohol standard
• Batavia revenues fall, businesses advance
• Waste Management balks at Kane methane plan
• Grant helps Kane County buy flood-prone sites
• Kane County gets more swine flu vaccine
• New charge against Aurora teen

• Panthers shake off cobwebs, corral Warriors with pressure

• Panthers shake off cobwebs, corral Warriors with pressure
• Batavia presses its way to title
• Bulldogs press on to tourney final
• Title in sight for Rosary
• Vikings' dominance started with Wicinski on the outside
• All Rylee-d up
• Juliet Suess paces East to sectional crown
• College's power base established nearby
• Neuqua Sectional swimmers braving the rapids
• Geneva gels too late against WW South
• Vikings pull hat trick on Bulldogs
• Spartans overpower Knights with ground game
• Bahena gives LWC boot
• Geneva pulls away from Batavia in fourth
Boys basketball conference previews Great Scott! Star leads Beads to four-peat Football playoff brackets Smith picks Marquette Vote: Who was the top star in the quarterfinals? No stopping Hickey, Angels in final

Student tries using marketing to win wheels
DePaul University student Madison Hanna needs wheels. We know this because she says as much in the second video she made to promote her chance to win a brand-new, apple-red 2009 Volkswagen Beetle. "I consider myself a friend of the Earth, I really do," she says in her video appeal, now being shown on YouTube. “"I walk everywhere. But it's come to the point where I need some wheels -- desperately."

• Local military personnel mark milestones
• Valley briefs: Pete Perez Award
• Yoga teacher on 'healing path' to spread knowledge in Africa
• East High has biggest NJROT in U.S.
• School briefs: Play at West High
• Save our shopkeepers
• Auroran makes mobiles from old CDs
• Local Veterans Day activities
• Recreation briefs: Take Oswegoland quiz

Retailers want safe Black Friday
Whether it's your first time or your fifth time trekking out to the malls and big-box stores early on Black Friday, retailers are asking shoppers to bring their patience -- as well as their wallets. Retailers and local law enforcement personnel say shoppers need to be patient and courteous if they want to keep the atmostphere festive.


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• Retailers want safe Black Friday
• Best day to buy a car? Black Friday
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• Business Briefs
• Batavia says no to video gambling
• Batavia revising zoning regulations
• Batavia MainStreet announces photo winners
• Business Briefs

No peace on earth: Holiday films go to battle
Holiday movie preview: Viggo Mortensen isn't roasting chestnuts but trying to keep from getting roasted in the cannibal-crazy "The Road." Earthlings aren't exactly welcome when they visit Smurf-colored aliens in James Cameron's "Avatar." Even Daniel Day-Lewis can't find any peace in "Nine." Hopefully for Hollywood all this strife will result in what they really want under their collective Christmas trees: A big box of envelopes that say: "And the nominees are ..."
• Viggo Mortensen on 'The Road'

• State Street Dance to perform 'Nutcracker'

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