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• Last defendant sentenced in '08 murder
• Probe of home invasion continues
• Reward increased for 'Wheaton bandit'
• Man who ignored cops charged in DUI crash
• Schwarzenegger signs law in memory of Chelsea
• Man found dead on neighbor’s lawn
• Navistar going to Lisle; deal means 3,000 jobs
• CDH to build Aurora care center
• Is Riley Fox's accused killer sane?
• Priest pleads guilty in sex abuse case
Last defendant sentenced in '08 murder Man found dead on neighbor’s lawn Man who ignored cops charged in DUI crash High Oaks Brookwood Trace Phone problems hit Waubonsie Valley D203 approves support staff contract New Jefferson Avenue bridge worth the wait Dog disc event a great way to forget your troubles

Naperville Sun Blogs

• North, Neuqua add match against strong Calif. team
• Juniors step up for Benet
• Redhawks undefeated in early DVC play
• Prep Rewind
• Calendar
• 'D' throws Sox for a loss
• Relax: Bears' 'O' can take it easy
• Redhawks undefeated in early DVC play
• Juniors step up for Benet
• Prep Rewind
• North, Neuqua add match against strong Calif. team
• Redhawks take a step forward
• Saints treat Redhawks' staff to minicamp
Saints treat Redhawks' staff to minicamp Morton downs Lake Zurich in penalties Saturday's football roundup Friday's football roundup James' return sparks Jaguars York upsets top-ranked Benet

Girls for Change making a difference
Members of Naperville North's swim team are making a splash, and it has nothing to do with their prowess in the water. When the friends and athletes wanted to get more involved in the community, they quickly realized their "girl power" could have global implications.


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• Giving DuPage remembers Sept. 11
• Good Causes
• Watch parade from comfort of home
• Beginning readers get to 'Meet the Monarchs'
• Golf outing to benefit disabled residents
• Plant with autumn color

Xbox blocks W.Va. gamer over town's name: Fort Gay
Microsoft Corp. and the chief rules enforcer for Xbox Live are apologizing to a small West Virginia town and a 26-year-old gamer accused of violating the online gaming service's code of conduct by publicly declaring he's from Fort Gay — a name the company considered offensive.



• Xbox blocks W.Va. gamer over town's name: Fort Gay
• Two firms make case to run Illinois Lottery
• Obama insists on end of tax cuts for wealthy
• Hiring experts offer unconventional job tips
• Naperville OKs financing for Navistar
• Auto giant Bill Jacobs dies

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Eagles' tribute takes entertaining seriously
Dickey Lee Dickinson, a member of Hotel California: "A Salute to the Eagles," believes that one of the band's challenges is making sure that audience members connect to the songs of Eagles members Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh. "The songs tell a story," Dickinson said. "People respond to that. ... Everything you do, you have to give the fans the emotional content."



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