Month: March 2021

Batavia’s Green Night Out at the Movies virtual event

The Batavia Environmental Commission (BEC) and city government of Batavia invite the public to attend a virtual event, Batavia’s 12th annual A Green Night Out at the Movies at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 10. Interested persons can go to BEC’s Facebook Page (Facebook.com/BataviaEnvironmentalCommission) to participate in the live event. This

East Aurora near to conference lead

High school and college basketball teams, boys and girls, men and women, are grateful, mainly, just to have a season, which has been modified by COVID-19. High school players must wear masks in their six-week season. They are making the best of it. Players’ and fans’ adjustments include no annual...

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Aurora University celebrates victory over Illinois College

Aurora University's Bailey Vance, left, and Rashad Johnson, both senior guards who were honored prior to Saturday's 100-81 victory over visiting Illinois College in a non-conference basketball game, celebrate with head coach Matt Airy, right, and fans following improvement to a 6-3 overall record.

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Coach Dunn extols virtues of York’s Jeff Grace

By Bobby Narang York High School senior point guard Jeff Grace is always lending a helping hand. From his freshman year, Grace quickly became a cornerstone in the York program. His ability to play multiple positions, along with his unflappable personality and toughness, helped the Dukes win numerous big games...

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Sports continue, some how; Illinois stuns Michigan

Sports seasons continually overlap each year. This year we need a scorecard to keep the seasons straight, regardless of the sport. A few college football games, played by teams which did not play in the Fall, started last weekend. On the Division III level, Aurora University and Benedictine University, members...

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College women’s basketball: Aurora University vs. Benedictine University

Benedictine University's Allison Michalski, 32, blocks Aurora University's Claudia Grunwald, 44, in Benedictine's 68-41 win at Aurora Monday, March 1.

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We can decide for ourselves on medicine, prescriptions

We can decide for ourselves. Pharmacists often talk to their customers. One refrain that seems woven throughout every conversation about prescriptions is both a question and a complaint. Customers ask, “Why do I have to take these medicines for the rest of my life when I feel so bad using...

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State bill would strengthen veterans homes’ policies

By Sarah Mansur Two Republican lawmakers Monday unveiled legislation to strengthen internal policies at State-run veterans homes in the case of a disease outbreak, such as the COVID-19 outbreak at the LaSalle Veterans’ Home that resulted in 36 resident deaths since the pandemic began last year. The bill, sponsored by...

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Pet of the Week: Darkness and Fritz: Bonded buddies

Darkness is a female Domestic shorthair Black and Fritz is a male Domestic Longhair Gray. They were each born in October 2017. Darkness and Fritz are very bonded and must be adopted together. They are between semi-feral and semi-friendly. Darkness is sweet likes to be pet when she’s in her...

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Police danger real threat, especially by U.S. Marshals

By John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead The government should not be in the business of killing its citizens. Nevertheless, the U.S. government continues to act as judge, jury, and executioner, over a populace that has been pre-judged and found guilty, stripped of its rights, and left to suffer at...

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A Focus on History: March 4 through March 10

March 4 U.S. president William Howard Taft signs legislation to create the Department of Labor. – 1913. UAW workers win sit-down strike in Flint, Mich., to force General Motors to recognize the union. In the 40-day action, the strikers were protected by 5,000 armed workers circling the Fisher Body plant....

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