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Geneva opens discussion 
on recreational burning

Geneva officials surveyed residents, other municipalities and fire departments to get an idea of how the city might allow for recreational burning.

Kane court fee hike plan moves on

The effort to obtain pay increases for assistant state’s attorneys and other Kane County judiciary employees has moved a step forward. ...
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Geneva declares future intent to purchase library building

Geneva officials are moving closer to a deal that may allow City Hall to gain needed space while preserving the character of a historic city building....
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McConnaughay to seek state Senate?

Thanks to a partisan redistricting process that carved up Kane County in a new way, the county’s chief executive might soon opt to pursue a different office....
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Geneva declares future intent to purchase library building

Geneva officials are moving closer to a deal that may allow City Hall to gain needed space while preserving the character of a historic city building....
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Suit alleges gender, 
age abuse at work

A former school principal has filed a federal lawsuit against District 304 alleging officials discriminated against her for her age and gender in a two-year campaign of abuse....
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Twenty-eight seek a seat on Metra board

Seven more Kane County residents put their names forward to be appointed to the Metra Board of Directors over the weekend, bringing the final tally to 28....
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Couples receive first Kane County civil union licenses

Kane County Clerk Jack Cunningham didn’t know what to expect Wednesday, the first day civil union licenses were available to heterosexual and homosexual couples in Illinois. His office had received only a handful of phone calls about the issue in the last month, he said. Even so, he said, he arrived to work two hours before the office opened. ...
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Kane County on verge of hiring new top-level director

The housing and development markets are still reeling from a down economy, but Kane County is on the verge of naming a new executive director of development. The new director will give the department a full-time administrator for the first time since the retirement of Phil Bus in 2009. ...
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