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From sapling to center of Aurora's attention
Shortly after being harvested from the Crawfords' yard, city crews were installing it at North Island Center for Aurora's Nov.
Employee workshop planned in Aurora
Aurora University will host "How To Leverage Your Employee Assistance Program during an Economic Downturn," a free workshop, at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Nov.
New North Aurora VA clinic opens just in time
At first glance, the patients seated in the waiting room of the new medical clinic on Route 31 look like a cross-section of any doctor's practice.
Auroran suspect caught in 17th robbery
After admitting to 16 bank robberies and being sentenced to more than five years in federal prison, Daniel Vincent could have reformed.
Planned Parenthood lawsuit dismissed
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.
West Aurora presents 'Musical comedy'
'The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940' West Aurora High School will present its fall play, "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940," at 7:30 p.m. Nov.
Teens charged in Aurora car burglaries
Aurora police have charged two Aurora men with breaking into two unlocked vehicles on two separate days in late October, officials said through a news release Thursday morning.
Jury finds Aurora man guilty of beating girlfriend
A jury needed less than an hour Tuesday to find an Aurora man guilty of the brutal beating of his girlfriend in 2007, and he now faces up to seven years in prison.
Aurora sending gifts to local military personnel
The city of Aurora would like the names of Aurora-native military personnel for its annual "Gifts to the Servicemen" project.
Aurora nurse on mission of healing, hope
Deann Edgers of Aurora conducts a health assessment on a child during a medical mission to Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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Four charged in drug-related kidnapping
A Thursday afternoon drug-related kidnapping that erupted into an early Friday police chase on the South Side has ended in the arrests of four men Saturday morning.
Auroran charged with hitting an officer during arrest
An Aurora man was charged with felony aggravated-battery after striking an officer in the head during his arrest Wednesday, the Kane County State's Attorney's office said.
Aurora School District Warns Of Suspicious Man
AURORA, Ill. a * Police in west suburban Aurora are searching for a man in his early 20s who made inappropriate sexual comments toward a female Washington Middle School student Friday morning.
Aurora Country Club sues alderman
The Aurora Country Club has sued Aurora Alderman Rick Lawrence, claiming $3,477 in unpaid dues and other expenses.
Volunteers needed for Aurora food drive
Sunday is the kickoff of the second annual citywide Holiday Food Drive to benefit the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry.
Aurora man guilty rape, kidnapping case
Cedric Flax bet his freedom that a DuPage County jury would find his testimony more believable than the 26-year-old mother of two he was accused of kidnapping and raping - along with a cadre of police and medical officials siding with his accuser.
Aurora Man Accused Of Watching Women Sleep
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Aurora man charged with sex assault of child
A 20-year-old Aurora man has been charged with felony predatory criminal sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual abuse related to incidents dating back to 2006, according to the Kane County state's attorney's office.
Draft of Aurora's city budget not expected until November
It's been more than a week since Oct. 15, when aldermen were told to expect the city's 2010 budget.