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The Geneva Public Library District will hold several art-related events and exhibits next month to celebrate all forms of art.
A $100,000-plus defamation lawsuit, filed by a Kane County sitting judge against a Geneva blogger, was continued Wednesday with a DeKalb County judge giving the blogger a timetable to challenge a ruling that permitted alternative methods to serve a summons.
Batavia police instructed two schools to go on lockdown Wednesday morning while investigating a report of a gunshot and a person screaming.
Sam Toia, president and chief executive officer of the Illinois Restaurant Association, said, “the increased presence of ICE agents and the staging of the National Guard in Chicagoland and surrounding suburban communities is disrupting restaurant operations significantly."
Opponents of President Trump's policies organized another national day of protest called "No Kings Nationwide Day of Defiance" on Saturday, Oct. 18, with four scheduled in Kane County in Geneva, Aurora, Elgin and Pingree Grove.
The Kane County Board is accepting applications to fill the position for District 2 left vacant by the death of Dale Berman.
Healthcare company Abbott’s philanthropic foundation, Abbott Fund, donated $250,000 to Geneva-based Northern Illinois Food Bank’s BackPack Program, which provides weekend meals to children identified as food insecure.
Pritzker touts ‘cheaper, cleaner energy’ from Hampshire solar project set to power hundreds of homes
In a visit to rural Kane County Tuesday, Gov. JB Pritzker said the need for “cheaper, cleaner” energy is “more important than ever” while celebrating a 26-acre solar farm off U.S. Highway 20 that officials said will help power nearly 600 low-income households.
Lumenaura, billed as an interactive light and sound experience in downtown Aurora, is on display through Oct. 26.