Geneva News

The City Council this week made it official: a permit is required by residents anywhere in the city to replace windows or door assemblies in their houses.

Mia Hays didn't have the storybook senior year of high school. Hanging out with friends, going to prom and graduation mean something completely different when you're pregnant.

With this year's donations, the Geneva Academic Foundation has passed the $1 million mark in grants to support Geneva public schools.

The button Mary Lu O'Halloran was wearing said it all: "Children First." Her efforts these past 10-plus years with the Geneva Coalition for Youth have always been about Geneva's young people, she said.

BATAVIA – The Batavia Police Department continues to investigate a crash that injured a pedestrian Saturday at the intersection of Wilson Street and Randall Road.

If the Public Works Department here were superstitious, it might use the word "jinxed" to refer to the city's leaf collection program.

The Geneva school district administration is conducting a two-hour forum Saturday on the district's long-range finances and educational goals.

It's not exactly "getting your name up in lights," but it sure is a good way to get the word out about a community event and remind people about what is happening in Geneva.

David Meadows may have been born and raised in Geneva, but he's spent his life performing around the world.

A dozen workers were slightly injured after an ammonia leak at a Batavia ice cream distribution center late Thursday night, officials said.

GENEVA – Abut 1,500 shoppers are expected to descend upon the Geneva Mother's Club's 35th Annual Holiday Art and Craft Show on Saturday.

Cooperative business is 'the ultimate in recycling' Comments November 11, 2009 If you're looking for vintage, wooden reindeer to prance across your holiday table, Geneva Antique Market is the place to go.

Geneva Alderman Sam Hill and his wife, Carolyn, are good sports. You can see that in the video playing this fall on the city's Web site and cable television Channel 10, made in an attempt to improve leaf pickup after a couple of difficult seasons.

St. Charles officials have been seeking a long-term employee to guide economic development in the city since the early days of City Administrator Brian Townsend's tenure.

Geneva girls cross country team entered the season with high expectations, and with good reason the Vikings had won two consecutive state Class 3A titles and seemed primed for a third.

A line in an old song says when you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you.

GENEVA – Grief counselors were provided at Geneva High School Friday afternoon following news of the death of freshman student Michael Kimmer, officials said.

Counselors were available Friday afternoon for students and staff trying to cope with news of the death of a Geneva High School freshman.

Two more candidates have filed in the hopes of unseating incumbent Congressman Bill Foster, D-Batavia as the race for the 14th Congressional District heats up.

The Geneva Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner and Awards Night will be held Tuesday, Nov.