Brothers, Channing and Tatum, are Domestic Shorthair gray and white who were born in August 2015. Channing and Tatum are so gentle and quiet. They love each other and play with toys. They love to lay in a sun-filled window and be petted. Tatum is a Polydactyl with extra toes.
Groups in Naperville combine to produce a float in the Naperville 2022 West Suburban Irish St. Patrick’s Day parade Saturday, March 12.
Participation reflects inclusivity in the Plainfield Hometown Irish parade Sunday, March 13 from children to canine to spectators.
The Glenbard West High School boys basketball team participates in a salute at the high school Sunday in Glen Ellyn.
By Jason Crane At the Aurora city government Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting Tuesday, March 15, Council members gave consent to an Ordinance granting a conditional use permit for a cannabis dispensing facility on the property at 35 N. Broadway, which is the PME School of Cake Decorating &
Top O the Mornin’ To Ye! May the luck of the Irish be with you this day. Oh, for the wearing of the green, for the Chicago River dyed green, and for green socks with shamrocks on them. For the green Shamrock Shakes from McDonald’s which are really in the
A library card is a universal symbol of learning and possibility. Seeing the excitement on children’s faces when they sign their name on their first Aurora Public Library District (APLD) card is a magical moment. Nowadays, having a Library card means so much more than having the ability to just
The Warrior youth hockey team celebrates the 2022 Combined Division Blackhawk Cup championship Sunday, March 13.
Aurora University’s Mikail Byun, 22, passes a ball defended by Calvin University’s Chuck McKenney, 10, Saturday, March 12.
HERstory, an art show celebrating inspirational women, was the theme of the third ArtBar Batavia, Friday, March 11. The event took place at Sidecar Supper Club and Beer Garden, 12 N. River Street, Batavia. Artists who participated in the show were Lindsey Roussel, Chris Prunckle, Juliana Gabriel, Lou Gabriel, Renee
Plano resident Sue Carter, right, gives a briefing Aurora Noon Lions Club members on Leader Dogs for the Blind Thursday, March 3.
By Jason Crane Big smiles, sizzling food, and funds raised, were the main ingredients of the Chef Showdown, “Battle of the Champions” on the evening of Wednesday, March 9, at Loaves & Fishes new Food Distribution Hub at 580 Exchange Court, Aurora. The event was held in partnership with My
Hundreds of individuals participate in the Naperville Neighbors United ‘Stand With Ukraine Peace Vigil,’ Monday, March 7 outside the Naperville Municipal Center.
By Jason Crane At the Aurora city government City Council meeting Tuesday, March 8, City Hall’s new P.O.W.E.R. Women employee resource group was introduced to the community, where two dozen members received the Mayor’s Proclamation for Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. P.O.W.E.R. is an acronym for presenting opportunities
Ah, Spring! It is the mischief in me! Life resumes full and rich and complete with gardening, swimming, and picnics soon possible. Warming weather outside for walks and daydreams. All my birds returning and the first robins of the season enjoying the birdseed. The quiet of the Spring when buds
A dancer goes airborne during a performance by the Stoughton (Wis.) Norwegian Dancers, a traveling folk-dance troupe, at Cross Lutheran Church in Yorkville Sunday, March 6.
Amy Jackson, director of The Perch in downtown Aurora, shows how to create a paper crane during the recent Aurora First Fridays event.
By John Montesano The Fox Valley Veterans Breakfast Club has named John Oleson the March 2022 Herschel Luckinbill Veteran of the Month recipient. John Oleson was born September 12, 1944, in Aurora, Ill.. In 1948, when his mother died, his father sent John and his older brother to Mooseheart to
Aurora Noon Lions Club president Arvid Meyer welcomes patrons to the Club’s first Fat Tuesday fundraiser Tuesday, March 1.
