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Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Wyvonda Clark holds her 4-year-old daughter, Devieanna, in front of their burned-out Sugar Grove home. (Beacon News File Photo)
A Sugar Grove family displaced by a house fire earlier this month has found a new place to call home. Wyvonda Clark and her six children, Danriean, 18; Devontae, 15; twins Daeshawn and Deshawn, 14; Dwight, 8; and Devieanna, 4, moved into a three-bedroom duplex in Plano over the weekend. Though the home isn't quite as big as their rental in Sugar Grove was, Clark is thrilled to be settled again.



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The Front Nine Tip of the Week
Playing Fairway Bunkers
The Beacon News sports staff has asked local pros to help our readers with their golf games. Front Nine Tip of the Week will give a video tip on a different aspect of the game. This week, Whitetrail Ridge head professional Patrick MacDonald gives players a tip on how to escape from a fairway bunker.

Video: The Tee Box
Video: The Bump and Run
Video: The Putting Stroke
Video: Chipping Form

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New Vibe hits its groove
With the launch of the new 2009 Pontiac Vibe, I’ve heard the little hatchback lovingly referred to as the Vibé (Vi-BAY). Hearkening back to the Targét (tar-JAY) phenomenon, this economy car is heading upscale.
Pontiac Vibe
Dodge Nitro
Mazda3
Photos: Corvette ZR1
Photos: Dodge Challenger
Photos: 30 mpg cars
Video: Lincoln MKS preview

Refuse a Kane breath test? There will be blood
Graffiti mars historic site in Plainfield
Aurora's penalty for pot could be a ticket
Garbage pickup fee increases in Yorkville
Cougars stadium gets funds to expand
Birkett: Press account of son's arrest 'excessive'
Naper officials are wary of ticket system for pot
Half of WVHS misses school after bomb threats
Weisner leads bike ride to City Hall
Railway wants deadline on approval of sale
North Aurora restaurant owners face charges
Sunday's 5K event in memory of Jeanine Nicarico
Edwards backs Obama
First aldermanic hopeful steps up
Kaneland hopes more prep will lift PSAE scores
Mediation fails between District 204, neighbors
Geneva school picks new principal
Plano home a new beginning for family
Polar bears to be protected species
Chicago overturns ban on foie gras
Senators reject moment of silence change
House passes election-year farm bill
New: Burglary strips home of goods
New: Beebee to run for alderman
New: Kane to force DUI suspects to take blood tests
Mediation fails between D204, NSFOC
New: Aurora-produced videos win awards
New: Restaurant owners face criminal charges
New: Displaced family finds new home
Aurorans brave storms to sample city's flavors
City gives go-ahead to AU expansion plan
River rescuers named officers of the year
Kane approves elected officials' raises
Brach trust seeks $2 million plus damages
Geneva trash stickers go up
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For nearly three in 10 households, don't even bother trying to call them on a landline phone. They either only have a cell phone or seldom if ever take calls on their traditional phone.



In what gave the appearance of a close game, Geneva gave a dominant offensive performance against Oswego East at the Rosary Regional on Wednesday.

When Naperville North attacked early and often, it was a long night was destined for West Aurora.

With 22 minutes remaining, Batavia senior Mary Wandolowski hobbled past the Bulldogs' bench in obvious pain. A Kaneland player stepped on the big toe on her right foot and kept her on the sidelines for the rest of Wednesday's matchup.



Close shows real love of dogs
Glenn Close's signature characters have boiled a bunny, plotted the skinning of Dalmatian puppies and, more recently, helped arrange the killing of a pet dog to leverage a balky witness. She suggests that her new business venture is a form of penance.



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