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Ernest Jordal Jr., 82, of Rochelle, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 at Rochelle Gardens in Rochelle.
Elburn man finds his dream job near DeKalb
The wide, open spaces of a golf course served as Pete Leuzinger's backdrop for 31 years as a course superintendent, but now the wide, open spaces of DeKalb County cornfields play that role.
School board outlines redistricting options at special meeting
Gazebos to be dedicated Tuesday
Two gazebos that celebrate the history of the Lincoln Highway will be dedicated Tuesday in DeKalb County.
Possible school reconfiguration has board worried
Trustees from the Malta Village Board have passed a resolution asking the DeKalb School Board to consider multiple concerns they have as the school district continues talking about grade reconfiguration.
Support surrounds retired Malta farmer living with ALS
Bev Willrett wipes the face of her husband Jim an ALS patient, at their home in Malta, Ill., on Thursday Oct.
DeKalb Schools seeking volunteers for Curriculum Council
The DeKalb School District is seeking three volunteers to be members of its Curriculum Council, which is a standing committee of the school board.
Boy Scouts of America recognizes local heroes
Last updated on 10/04/2009 at 9:08 p.m. The Boy Scouts of America held its 7th annual a oeTribute to Heroesa event Thursday at Kishwaukee Community College, 21193 Malta Road in Malta.
Man pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
SYCAMORE – A Malta man pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old relative.
District aiming to provide fairness in redistricting
Editor's note: This is the second in a series intended to examine the proposals administrators from the DeKalb School District have given to the school board, which needs to decide how to repurpose the district's facilities.
Workshop will focus on infant mortality in Illinois
DeKALB – A community workshop this month will discuss the issues that are contributing to an unusually high infant mortality rate in the U.S. The U.S. ranks 29th in the world for infant mortality rates, and that is an all-time low, according to the Illinois Department of Human Services' Office of Community Health and Prevention.
Community heroes honored at Kishwaukee College
Yvonne Johnson, of Sycamore, receives her award for her work in education during the Tribute to Heroes presentation at Kishwuakee College in Malta, on Thursday.
Know Your Neighbors: Jennifer Taylora , Clerk
Jennifer Taylor, 30, is a clerk at Gibson's General Store in Lyndon, and also cleans houses and businesses.
Loss of state grant program would impact students, community
Gov. Pat Quinn visited the NIU campus to rally for Illinois MAP Grants. DeKALB – Ivon Muniz is setting a precedent.
Nursing help: Breastfeeding moms face challenges, but local resources available
Dawn Westhoff of Malta was the first in her circle of friends to have a baby. So when she encountered challenges – especially when it came to her decision to breast-feed her preemie son – she didn't know where to turn.
Pritchard to introduce legislation to raise funding for MAP Grants
DeKALB – State Rep. Robert Pritchard said he plans to introduce a measure today that could raise about $100 million to go toward a state grant program that provides funding for needy students to attend college.
School board discusses redistricting options
DeKALB – Proposed redistricting options presented to the DeKalb School Board on Monday included closing some elementary schools, possibly having just one middle school or junior high, and reducing administrative and operations costs.