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Montgomery expected to hike water rates
Residents of Montgomery and the unincorporated Boulder Hill Subdivision will likely have to pay more for their water service effective Jan.
Burglaries don't stop at county lines, says Kendall County Sheriff's Deputy Rick Pearson, who is looking for the owners of unidentified stolen property.
A Brooklyn-based landscape architecture firm has been recommended to lead the revamp of the northern end of Grant Park, one of the most prominent - and, in recent times, most contentious - public spaces in Chicago.
A stellar effort on H1N1 vaccine clinics
Cheryl Johnson and her staff at the Kendall County Health Department are to be commended for their ongoing effort to provide the H1N1 flu vaccine to county residents in a professional and orderly manner.
Montgomery in tight spot on liquor hours
When it comes to limiting hours for the sale of packaged alcoholic beverages in Montgomery, the village is truly in a difficult spot.
Montgomery to consider Walgreens liquor licenses
The Montgomery Village Board unanimously agreed this week to consider granting a liquor license to Walgreens to allow the retailer to sell packaged beer and wine at their three stores in the village.
Recession pay hikes send wrong message
As we reported last week, several months of negotiations ended when the Oswego School District Board voted unanimously to approve a new basic contract with the Oswego Education Association , the union that represents the district's 945 teachers, department chairpersons, learning resource center directors, and certified nurses.
Sugar Grove tacks on $500 towing fee
SUGAR GROVE – The village will now charge those arrested with driving under the influence of alcohol or other violations a $500 fee.
Be there for our veterans Wednesday
Next Wednesday, Nov. 11 at exactly 11 a.m. people will gather in Oswego, Montgomery and across our country to remember and honor our nation's veterans.
Effort to cut Montgomery liquor sale hours fails
Montgomery Village Board member Denny Lee wants to limit the hours village merchants can sell packaged liquor on Friday and Saturday nights.
Residents honored for character
Last week, the Character Counts Coalition of the Montgomery/Oswego area presented awards to nine people at the Oswego Village Board Meeting.
Southwest Trading Co. trades spaces
Southwest Trading Co. is right at home in the historic Wright House at 217 S. Third Street in Geneva.
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.
Church may locate in old Montgomery Hall
The old Montgomery Village Hall may become a church. In a unanimous ballot Monday evening, the village board voted to approve a contract for the sale of the now vacant building at 1300 South Broadway Avenue to The First United Presbyterian Church.
Police Blotter: Guilty plea in cocaine sale
* Wallet missing from car: A resident in the 600 block of Littleton Trail told police that someone smashed out the passenger-side window of his car sometime overnight Friday and that a wallet containing cash and credit cards was taken from the vehicle.
Police looking for Montgomery teenager
The Montgomery Police is trying to locate a missing teenage girl. Tiffany Bonilla, 16, of Montgomery, ran away from her home on Oct.
Fox River Near Flood Stage In Montgomery
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Like to walk? He might want his shoes filled
The first few years he did his hike around Aurora on Week Without Violence, pastor Dan Haas walked with others.
Waubonsee offering help for job-seekers
A few weeks ago one of our readers stopped in our office and suggested we needed to do more to publicize all of the programs that Waubonsee Community College offers those that are unemployed.
Time to get in the ring for 2010 campaign
Even the most astute voter might have been a little surprised to see candidates for governor showing up in TV ads before Halloween this year.
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