The History of Aurora: World War I
On September 13, 1917, over 20,000 citizens gathered at the train station located at LaSalle and New York Street in Aurora Downtown to give a passionate send-off to 367 members of the Aurora-based National Guard - Third Infantry Division who would go on to fight in World War I!
Aurora Honors National Girl Scout Day!
At Tuesday's City Council meeting, Mayor Richard C. Irvin honored Girl Scout Troop 4340, hosted by O'Donnell Elementary School in East Aurora School District 131, for National Girl Scout Day!
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Senator DeWitte Engages Public with Legislative Survey, Introduces Bills, and Supports Agriculture Students
Senator Don DeWitte has invited the public to participate in the Spring 2024 legislative survey, seeking opinions on pending legislation and bills that have passed in recent years. The Senator expressed his eagerness to receive feedback, stating, "I will read every survey that is submitted, and I look forward to your comments."One of the key initiatives supported by Senator DeWitte is the Constitutional Amendment to Ensure U.S. Citizenship Required to Vote in Illinois. Regarding the proposed Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 14, the Senator emphasized the...
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Kane County Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Kane County Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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National Freedom of Information Day Celebrates the Right to Access Information
National Freedom of Information Day on Mar 16, 2024, commemorates the Freedom of Information Act, which grants individuals the right to access information from government agencies. The significance of this day is underscored by the words, "National Freedom of Information Day celebrates the Freedom of Information Act that declared everyone has the right to information from government agencies."The holiday coincides with the birthday of President James Madison, known for his staunch advocacy of transparency and the dissemination of information. "This holiday also falls on...
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House Republicans Leading the Fight to Fix Professional Licensing Delays
Illinois House Republicans are taking action to address the ongoing problem of professional licensing delays at the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. According to a report by wandtv.com, House Republicans have introduced legislative measures aimed at resolving these issues.The efforts to tackle the delays are part of a broader push to streamline the licensing process, particularly in the healthcare sector. House Republicans are determined to make significant improvements in the system to ensure that professionals can obtain their licenses in a...
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Rep. Ugaste: Illinois Needs Property Tax Relief
Illinois State Representative Ugaste has reiterated the necessity for property tax relief in the state amidst what he perceives as misguided financial decisions. In a recent statement, Rep. Ugaste criticized the approach taken by some lawmakers, stating, "Instead of passing savings along to struggling Illinois taxpayers, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have instead made more state spending promises."The discussion around property tax relief comes at a time when Democrats have been showcasing a positive financial outlook for Illinois, attributed to temporary...
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Three Headed Eagle Alliance Presents Ben Bergquam
Ben Bergquam is the Founder of Frontline America.com and host of "Law & Border" on Real America's Voice News. Ben has over 10 years of border and immigration focus and he will bring the truth and depth of the border invasion the mainstream media does not report on. His recent startling footage from Panama's Darien Gap will show where the invasion started, what is coming, and what must be done to stop it.
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Rep. Ugaste: Illinois’ High Taxes are Stifling Economic Growth
State Representative Dan Ugaste (R-Geneva) and his Republican colleagues held a press conference in Springfield to address the stifling effect of high taxes on the economy in Illinois. Ugaste highlighted a recent report from Moody’s Analytics and the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability, stating, “The Moody’s Report stated what Republicans and many others have been saying for years, that Illinois is overtaxed and overregulated.”According to the report, the current economic situation in Illinois is stagnant, with high tax burdens being a significant...
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Legislative News from Senator Don DeWitte
Senator Don DeWitte is seeking input from constituents on pending legislation as the committee deadline approaches in Illinois. DeWitte stated, "In my initial review of legislation still waiting to be heard, I decided this was a good time to seek input from my constituents." He has created a survey to gather opinions on pending legislation and bills that have passed in recent years.In response to Governor JB Pritzker's non-citizen welfare policies, Senator Don DeWitte has cosponsored legislation aimed at increasing transparency on state spending related to migrants....
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Tips For Planting Fruit and Vegetable Gardens From Illinois Extension
Illinois Extension has provided a valuable resource for gardeners looking to start their vegetable gardens this year. According to the extension, they offer a general planting guide to assist gardeners in knowing the best times to plant and to gain more knowledge about fruit and vegetable cultivation.The guide aims to answer common questions such as "When should I plant veggies in IL?" as highlighted by WCIA.com, a news source that has recognized the helpfulness of the Illinois Extension's planting guide.
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Illinois State Fair Adds Keith Urban to List of Performers
The 2024 Illinois State Fair has recently added Keith Urban to its list of headlining performers. According to NBC Chicago, Urban joins other major country artists in the lineup. The announcement marks the fourth headliner to be revealed for the fair's Grandstand lineup.