Aurora
New councilman chosen in Wheaton
A longtime real estate consultant and Wheaton resident is expected to be named to replace a Wheaton City Councilman who stepped down last month for personal reasons. ... Full story
Sunday morning beer sales to continue in Naperville
Naperville shoppers spent enough of their beer money on Sunday mornings during football season that city council members hope the trend continues into the summer barbecue season. ... Full story
Council to vote on making earlier Sunday liquor sales permanent
Naperville City Council members will vote today on whether to make 8 a.m. packaged-liquor sales permanent for the 35 businesses in the city that sell alcohol on Sundays. ... Full story
Aurora leaders meet with HUD Wednesday
Mayor Tom Weisner will host a meeting with a senior U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development official Wednesday afternoon at City Hall. ... Full story
Wheaton expo displays everything engineering
Airplanes. Bridges. Tractors. Bicycle machines. Even computers, lasers and robots. ... Full story
Population surge translates into balanced budget for Montgomery
The boom in people calling the village home over the past 10 years will help with Montgomery’s budget. ... Full story
Confusion continues in AHA rebuild debate
A senior U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development official now says redevelopment of public housing at the Jericho Circle site in Aurora is not mandated by the agency. ... Full story
Partnership saves Aurora's Fourth of July parade
Aurora’s Fourth of July Parade will step off again this summer thanks to a new partnership forged between the City and Roosevelt-Aurora American Legion Post 84. ... Full story
West’s Rydland rips HUD over Jericho Circle
West Aurora School Superintendent James Rydland feels like the lines of communication have been broken and the school administration has not been adequately consulted regarding the scheduled demolition of the Jericho Circle public housing complex. ... Full story
Aurorans get an extra month to take down decorations
After the third largest snowstorm in history hit the Chicago region earlier this month, the city of Aurora is extending the deadline by 30 days for residents to comply with the holiday decoration ordinance. ... Full story
Portion of Farnsworth Avenue closed until April
Farnsworth Avenue from Montgomery Road to Route 34 will be closed for repairs beginning at 8 a.m. Tuesday — possibly for the next two months. ... Full story
Habitat for Humanity to open ReStore in Aurora
It’s a Habitat for Humanity ReStore opening Wednesday, March 9, at 4100 Fox Valley Center Drive, Aurora. ... Full story
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