Aurora Township Republican Party chairman on Homeschool Act: 'Fight this assault on parental freedom before it’s too late'
Devin Corbett, chairman of the Aurora Township Republican Party, has expressed concerns regarding the advancement of the Homeschool Act to the House floor.
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Local elections can significantly affect communities, and today is a chance to participate in shaping local governance.
Central Community Unit School District 301 shares updates on spring break and scholarships
Central Community Unit School District 301 shared updates on spring break activities and scholarship opportunities in late March and early April 2025.
- Government events this April in Kane County
- Government events this week in Kane County: March 30 - April 5
- Tensions rise in Illinois Assembly amid criticism and calls for reforms
- Senator DeWitte co-hosts successful ICASH event, addresses legislative issues
- 1 H-1B petition filed by employers classified under Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting industry across Kane County Reporter publication area in 2024
8 new registered sex offenders living in Kane County in week ending March 16
Kane County has eight new sex offenders registered as living there in the week ending March 16, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.
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Entertainment events this week in Kane County: March 30 - April 5
Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in Kane County this week.
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Entertainment events this April in Kane County
Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in Kane County this month.
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Prairie State taxes: North Aurora residents rank 98th in total sales taxes paid for December 2024
North Aurora residents paid $944,107 in sales taxes, ranking 98th in total sales taxes paid per municipality in December 2024.
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Weekly recap, week ending March 22 home sales in Kane County
There were 95 reported residential sales in Kane County in the week ending March 22, according to BlockShopper.com.
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Geneva mayoral candidate Pawlik: ‘A lot of people are looking for a change’
As the race for Geneva’s mayor is set to be decided on April 1, candidate Karsten Pawlik is criticizing the administration of current Mayor Kevin Burns – who was first elected 24 years ago – for its handling of key city projects, including the controversial development at the former Duke and Lee’s site.
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Central Community Unit School District 301 shares spring updates and activities
Central Community Unit School District 301 recently communicated important scheduling updates and activities through social media posts on March 28, 2025.
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Homeschool families address concerns over increased education oversight in Illinois
Homeschool families in Illinois argue for their right to educate their children from home, citing benefits to educational outcomes and environments tailored to their children's needs.
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Kane County Consolidated Election Day is coming up on April 1
Municipal officials in Kane County — including mayors, village board members, and school board members — are on the ballot on April 1, the first Tuesday in April.
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IHDA notes Burton Foundation's non-compliance on tax credit application; Porter: ‘(Burns) had to have known’
Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns pushed the Burton Foundation’s bid to develop a mixed-housing project at the former Duke and Lee’s site at the corner of 3rd Street and South Batavia Avenue, despite the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) notifying the Burton Foundation that it was out of compliance and unable to receive grants for such projects, according to Geneva resident Mark Porter.
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Aurora Township Republicans chairman: 'Girls deserve dignity and boundaries, especially in private spaces'
Devin Corbett, chairman of the Aurora Township Republican Party, said the recent incident at a Deerfield middle school represents "a blatant violation of federal authority and women’s rights."
