Arlene Shoemaker's second stint on the Kane County Board will soon come
to an end, but this fan of the forest preserves plans to continue her
work.
More details: DuPage County Circuit Judge Neal Cerne dismissed all five counts of a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and the City of Aurora Friday morning, but gave anti-abortion protesters leave to plead their case again next month.
• 11th conviction gets man a stint in federal prisonMore details: DuPage County Circuit Judge Neal Cerne dismissed all five counts of a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and the City of Aurora Friday morning, but gave anti-abortion protesters leave to plead their case again next month.
• Two officers hurt when Aurora squads collide
• Jury finds Aurora man guilty of beating girlfriend
• West honors its oldest living grad
• Fiserv closing East-Side office, cutting 290 jobs
• Art and History Center reopens after layoffs
• Teen bails out as car hits church
• Fire burns out pallet company building
• Railroad has its roots in Aurora
• Aurora sending gifts to local military personnel
• Long-range bike ride to benefit United Way
• Missing Montgomery teen found safe
• Golf facility may get new operator
• Darlene Senger announces she will run again
• Aurora expands crime-free housing classes
• Rodgers dedication, dinner set for Saturday
• Park District offers deals for veterans
• New Aurora church takes faith off beaten path
• Phillips Park has big day in Chicago
• Aurora aldermen weigh fines for party bands
• Twilight cast in Aurora
• West Aurora warns of suspicious man
• It isn't easy being green
• Aurora Country Club sues alderman
• Aurora dog park could cost less at larger size
• Extra parking at Planned Parenthood OK'd
• Two named as 2009 firefighters of the year
• Schools brace for bad year as home values fall
• Volunteers needed for Aurora food drive
• Hundreds line up for swine flu vaccinations
• Time to get in the ring for 2010 campaign
• Decision coming Nov. 6 on clinic lawsuit
• In search of the valley's ghosts
• Marmion Abbey founder celebrates 100th
• Hawks picks Who's for East Aurora's Whoville
• Council vote for Planned Parenthood issue
• Aurora cops hunt scammers
• Retired HR specialist joins East board
• Last stand for A1 Farmstand
• Aurora gets stimulus cash to replace water mains
• Aurora observes Week Without Violence
• Man hospitalized after Aurora fight
• Swine flu won't affect church ceremonies
• Step by step
• Aurora man charged for carjacking UIC student
• Free clinic draws huge crowd
• D204 targets bullies
• St. Athanasios presents flavors of Greece
• Youth briefs: Marmion hosts BB tourney
• Noted Aurora twin dead at 75
• Protesters rip Planned Parenthood's parking
• Roundhouse unveils its absinthe bar
• Developer sues Aurora over denial of hotel
• Insane Deuces member gets the maximum
• Sci-Tech lets go director, assistant director
• Fines for Aurora's red-light cameras to begin Tuesday
• Metra parking restrictions floated
• Another cold-case acquittal
• Heater caused school fire
• Aurora home to second-most Dunkin' Donuts in state
• Water shortages lie ahead, planners warn
• 'Aurora leading by example' in green initiatives
• SONIC's request for extra hour denied
• City to honor Fred Rogers
• Black teens discover their 'brand'
• Oswego abuse victim remembered in walk
• Artists show creations at 12 downtown sites
• 'You can do anything you want'
