The Kane County Board earlier today voted pay increases for four countywide elected officials of roughly 3.5 percent for each of the next four years, plus a 12 percent raise for the board chairman.
Parts of the Fox River Trail will temporarily close for repaving work between May 15 and July 11, 2008.
• Cougars make pitch for earlier liquor sales
• More Kane potholes scheduled to be filled
• Foster focusing on economic issues
• Canadian National exec to speak to area businessmen
• Valley Briefing
• Guilty plea in shooting near youth football game
• Kane County judge to hear Hall DUI case
• Schools work to keep it sober on prom night
• Barsanti: E-mail for cops
• Students learn to build healthy lunch
• Batavia school honored for reading program
• Sheriff: New Kane jail on time, budget
• 'Small' start to rental help program
• Company's positive energy helps Batavia family in need
• in brief
• Ruling sought on off-leash dog area at forest preserve
• Fox Valley residents raise prayers in national observance
• Batavian charged with beating cop
• Batavia student at SIU to get degree posthumously
• Batavia student to get SIU degree posthumously
• Libertarian wants in 14th Dist. race
• Kane prairie holds hidden natural treasures
• Batavia school recognized for reading program
• Annual Loyalty Day Parade bridges community
• Sheriff: New Kane jail on time, budget
• Batavia's Loyalty Day Parade bridges community
• Oh Miley: Parents, kids sound off on photo shoot
• Toll authority working to clear up errors in fines
• in brief
• Advisory panel recommends raises for Kane County officials
• Kane tax bills are on the way, on time
• Former Aurora cop to head forest police force
• Pediatricians: Immunization still a must for kids
• Kane panel recommends contract for state lobbyist
• Tickets instead of jail for first-time pot offenders
• Average property tax liability is down in all townships but Plato
• Valley wish list: Fix roads, update schools, save space
• Fox River boating restriction lifted
• Hearings Monday on state capital projects
• Kane warns of door-to-door soliciting rules
• Driver killed during police chase in northern Kane
• Panel recommends raises for Kane officials
• Jobless rate jumps in Fox Valley
• Iraq protest Thursday at war memorial
• Police investigating SC North graffiti threat
• Kane's tax bills are on the way, on time
• Officials pleased with response to Rotolo Middle School threat
• Batavia Legion salutes mom with three daughters in military
• Bridge closed to traffic as project in final stages
• Convicted ex-priest brought back to prison
• Former Kane jail director pleads guilty to DUI
• Batavia man facing child pornography charges
• Gilloffo to head forest preserve police
• Kane has rules for solicitors
• On the wrong Track?
• Springfield, where all dreams are on hold
• Former Kane jail chief pleads guilty to DUI
• Foster supports plan to cut gas prices
• Millbrook, Batavia men facing child porn charges
• Foster requests more money for Fermilab
• Baby Fintan is home
• Batavia man charged with child porn
• Batavia bridge closing signals end of project
• Batavia pleased with how school threat was handled
• Kane's RTA money going to transportation, public safety
• Baby Fintan closer to home
• Foster's first bill would benefit homeowners
• Concert to raise funds for Schiltz family
• Band shell fundraising tops $40,000
• Did your vote count?
• Election reform proposal stalled
• Kane panel supports Campton drainage plan
• Fermilab planning Tuesday burn
• Area faithful play part in papal visit
• Band shell fund drive tops $40,000
• Batavia Legion salutes military mom
• Band shell fund drive tops $40,000
• Batavia Legion salutes mom for 3 daughters in military
• Aurora, Kane and DuPage get funds to fight gangs
• Kane tops in state for using DUI bracelet
• Silent fight over voting machines
