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Kane County news briefs

— June 19, 2019

KANE COUNTY Review finds Mooseheart male eagle killed, not mom Upon further review, it was the father eagle that was reportedly killed by a car while recently trying to gather up some…

Blues on the Fox fills downtown Aurora with music
— June 17, 2019

Despite rainy weather off and on, the 23rd Annual Blues on the Fox entertained music fans at Aurora’s RiverEdge Park June 14-15.
West suburban 4-H youth score high at equestrian competitions
— May 4, 2019

Members from DuPage, Kane and Kendall Counties 4-H took top honors in several divisions of the Northeast Regional 4-H Hippology and Horse Bowl Competition in March, and advanced to…
Kane County news briefs
— March 27, 2019

REGION Health survey ranks DuPage, Kendall among healthiest DuPage County has once again ranked among the healthiest counties in Illinois, according to a study by the Robert Wood Johnson…
Authorities say bomb threats around North America — including Kane County and Chicago — are hoaxes
— December 13, 2018

Several Kane County institutions were among recipients of bomb threats on Thursday, Dec. 13, apparently part of a series of similar threats around the country. Building A of the Kane…

Paramount Theatre adds a jewel with opening of School of the Arts
— June 3, 2019

Downtown Aurora already has it’s crown jewel, the 1,888-seat Paramount Theatre, which enjoys a national reputation for its shows and historic architectural beauty. Last Saturday…
FBI: Youth found in Cincinnati area is not Timmothy Pitzen
— April 3, 2019

Federal Bureau of Investigation officials in Cincinnati say a teen found wandering in a northern Kentucky town on Wednesday is not Timmothy Pitzen, the Aurora boy missing for nearly…
Funeral services, memorial set for former Aurora Mayor Weisner
— December 28, 2018

The city of Aurora has released information about funeral arrangements for Mayor Thomas Weisner who died Dec. 28 A public wake will be held for two days from 2 to 7 p.m. on Thursday,…