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Batavia house walk offers varied styles
Barely a week after Batavia celebrated its 175th anniversary, Batavia MainStreet presented its second annual house walk Saturday featuring five homes that offered visitors a peek into different styles and eras.
Barbecue fracas serves up felony charges for seven
Seven people were charged with felonies Wednesday after they were part of a group that kicked down a door and threw a brick through a window at a backyard barbecue in Aurora at 11:24 p.m. Monday, the Kane ...
Batavia House Walk set Saturday
Tickets are available for the 2008 Batavia House Walk. The walk is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and features five homes and a tea at the Batavia Depot Museum.
Wilson St. Bridge dedication highlights festival in Batavia
On Sunday, 14-year-old Lauren Bartow did something no one else will do for the next century.
Cetera named Beacon News managing editor
A veteran Beacon News writer and editor has been named to the newspaper's top editorial position.
BATAVIA Nine-year-old Lilly Rutter had a little trouble turning the crank on the 1920s corn sheller.
Guilty verdict in St. Charles sex assault
A 25-year-old man was convicted this week of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint in St.
Aurora man convicted of sex assault
An Aurora man was convicted Wednesday in a 2002 sexual assault where he showed the victim a gun.
Wal-Mart to begin Batavia store expansion, new store construction on Randall in Elgin
The world's largest retailer continues to move forward with its plans to build along Kane County's busiest highway.
Batavia rec center question soon to be set
The Batavia park board will decide Friday whether to ask voters' permission to borrow money to build a recreation center at, and revamp, Quarry Beach Park.
Batavia High set to open on schedule
Residents can dismiss rumors that construction projects at Batavia schools are running behind schedule, School Superintendent Jack Barshinger said last week.
Schelkopf: Garage sales to raise money for Batavia church repairs
Several families next month will participate in a garage sale to raise money for roof repairs at the Congregational Church of Batavia.
Ash-borer touches off property rights debate in suburbs
In the battle against the gluttonous emerald ash borer, is it fair to force someone to cut down an infested tree in the hope that doing so will spare others? Rick West Kane County Forest Preserve naturalist ...
Demand for Catholic education drives new Batavia school
BATAVIA Raising her children in the Catholic faith is important to Julie VonDrasek of Batavia.
Lessons to learn from library dispute
The thought of a heated legal battle regarding close to 1,600 acres is not something one would expect to entangle two area library boards.
Pageant celebrates Batavia's tradition
The City of Batavia presents Little Town in a Big Woods , a pageant written by Batavia's resident historian and author Marilyn Robinson, as part of the city's 175th celebration.
Police reports: Batavia, North Aurora
Batavia Katherine L. Snyder, 17, 416 Meadowrue Lane, Batavia, was charged Monday, Aug.
Julie and Kara Salanicky are true connoisseurs of the Sonic brand, and their dedication proves it.
First sculpture picked for Batavia bridge
When Kai Schulte came to America from Germany in the early 1980s, the first place he called home was Batavia.