• A day for independence
• A generous gesture for those who served bravely
• Kane County property law a hit in first two months
• Chef brings culinary expertise to Delnor
• St. Charles police arrest man in teen sex sting
• Chef dishes up cuisine for patients at Delnor
• Teen pleads guilty to killing youth center supervisor
• County continues its push for homeowners
• Preservation move puts farmhouse on wheels
• South Elgin eyes red light cameras along Randall
• Floods cause trains to divert through Fox Valley
• in brief
• Foster releases list of federal funding requests
• Fermilab gets funding boost from U.S. House
• Gas station bandit grabs purses at the pump
• Driver ticketed in crash that caused hazmat spill
• Kane in final stage of Randall signal connection
• Column: Chronicle of voyage will truly honor vets
• Two new judges named to 16th Circuit
• House action hailed as solution to Fermilab's funding woes
• Foster: Fermi funding could be fine
• Foster releases list of federal funding requests
• Soccer club for children kicks off in Elburn
• Kaneland School Board approves staff pay hikes
• Civic Watch
• Driver ticketed in St. Charles crash
• St. Charles to host Miss Illinois pageant
• Volunteers reforest Campton preserve with bur oak saplings
• Kane forest preserve gets state protection
• Former District 303 official named to Geneva school post
• Talk highlights hidden truths of elder abuse
• Guilty verdict in shooting that paralyzed local man
• 'These are kids who saw their friends die'
• Bad sports don't buy into the 'have-fun' part
• 'This is what happens to a gangster'
• Reward for statue raised to $1,000
• Fuel tanker overturns on 38 at Peck Road
• Batavia moves fireworks site
• Statue reward raised to $1,000
• Kane forum to focus on health disparity
• High winds cause damage throughout Geneva
• Geneva schools name assistant superintendent
• Flag Day owes thanks to Valley
• Geneva schools name assistant superintendent
• Green Party hopeful bumped from ballot
• Town Hall meeting called on health disparities
• More sickened by tainted tomatoes
• Bat rabies case found in Geneva
• Rabid bat found in Geneva
• 2 die as bucket lift hits Elgin power line
• Geneva favors new catering liquor license
• Walkers to rally at ECC for cancer research
• Kane works on faster warning on dangerous temps
• Recycling center blaze costs $250,000
• Dunham Road bridge under construction
• in brief
• Kane restaurants get in-person tomato warnings
• Kane begins rebirth of forest post-beetle
• Woman's lawsuit claims scarring after treatment
• Making a case for higher pay
• Sheriff seeking nominees for Citizen of the Year
• Kane vote centers designed to eliminate election delays
• Fourth rabid bat discovered in Kane
• Making their case for cash
• Everyone wins RiverFest Idol search
• Gone fishing -- for garbage in river
• State: How do we keep State Scholars here?
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