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Civil War is focus of new Aurora museum exhibit

As sentimental ballads played across strings of Allison Zabelin’s violin, living historian Maryll Deuchler Kleibring spoke of the hardships of living during the American Civil War.

East to announce Fultz’s status for School Board

The East Aurora School District expects to make an announcement Wednesday on the status of Mary Fultz, who was elected to the School Board last week. ...
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Aurora planning committee OKs specialty butcher shop

After debating the issue at three meetings, the City Council Planning and Development Committee has voted to recommend approval of a specialty butcher shop at 629 S. River St....
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Aurora math-science school passes Senate

Aurora may get its math and science school after all. ...
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Aurora YWCA ‘thriving’ in new space

Aurora YWCA moves to new home in Fred Rodgers Community Center to bring its message of racial justice, empowerment closer to the people ...
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Voter turnout bottoms out in Tuesday’s election

The West Aurora School Board has plenty of responsibility. Like other school boards, its seven members help decide which books are going to be used in classrooms. ...
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Gresk breezes to second term as Wheaton mayor

Wheaton Mayor Michael Gresk was elected to a second term Tuesday night. ...
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Volunteers join forces to spruce up Aurora homes

Ginger Ingram spent her Saturday morning trying to keep up with the volunteers who were making improvements to her home. ...
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Incumbents rule the day

It was the night of the incumbents in Aurora, and another four years for Alderman-at-Large Richard Irvin. ...
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