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Community events called off by COVID-19 leave fireworks to amateurs

Community events called off by COVID-19 leave fireworks to amateurs

— July 3, 2020

The scarcity of community fireworks shows is about to turn the Fourth of July into a do-it-yourself holiday. While fireworks displays by unlicensed or amateur users is illegal in Illinois,…

  • Aurora man charged with throwing explosive at police

    Aurora man charged with throwing explosive at police

    — June 29, 2020

    A 19-year-old Aurora man has been arrested on a federal civil disorder charge for allegedly throwing an explosive device at a Naperville police vehicle during a June protest. Christian…

  • 17 arrested in Aurora following night of violence, destruction; cleanup begins downtown

    17 arrested in Aurora following night of violence, destruction; cleanup begins downtown

    — May 31, 2020

    Aurora Police reported 17 arrests and at least $3 million in property damage following a night of violence that began with a peaceful Sunday protest and ended with a citywide curfew…

  • COVID-19 conditions force Exchange Club to call off Ribfest

    COVID-19 conditions force Exchange Club to call off Ribfest

    — May 18, 2020

    The Naperville Exchange Club has announced that the 2020 Ribfest has been called off. Ribfest, set to debut in Romeoville after a three-decade run in Naperville, was scheduled to run…

  • Kane, Kendall sheriffs say they will not enforce Pritzker orders

    Kane, Kendall sheriffs say they will not enforce Pritzker orders

    — May 15, 2020

    Sheriffs in Kane and Kendall counties say they will not  enforce Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s executive orders calling for residents to stay at home or businesses and services to remain…

  • Literature can be gateway to discussions about race

    Literature can be gateway to discussions about race

    — June 17, 2020

    Educating about race and equality should start at a very young age, and literature can be an important part of that process, says Melanie Koss, an associate professor in the Department…

  • COVID-19 forces suburban farmers markets to scale back operations

    COVID-19 forces suburban farmers markets to scale back operations

    — May 20, 2020

    Some of Illinois’ 350 farmers markets will shutter during 2020, or postpone their openings indefinitely, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. However, most will carry on with new…

  • Aurora calls off July 4th fireworks, community events through summer’s end

    Aurora calls off July 4th fireworks, community events through summer’s end

    — May 17, 2020

    A night sky filled with streaks of colors and riverfront crowds exclaiming their delight will be missing in Aurora this Independence Day. Aurora Mayor Richard C. Irvin said city’s…

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