At a recent meeting, the Barrington Roads and Bridges Department discussed non-resident traffic and how the village could discourage drivers from using the town as a short-cut.
The Algonquin Village Board will consider applying for federal grant funding for the Main Street Bike Lane project, during its next meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 2200 Harnish Drive.
Richard Evans, the Republican candidate for House District 43, agrees with a newly released study by Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, which said the state's politicians are to blame for the current financial mess.
DuPage County Board member and Republican 11th District U.S. House candidate Tonia Khouri was honored with the 2016 Award of Excellence in County Government this week. The Illinois State Crime Commission (ISCC) presented Khouri with the award at the "Salute to Those Who Make a Difference" awards dinner.
At a recent meeting, the Aurora Committee of the Whole considered a resolution to authorize the city to accept a federal grant to help fund the Aurora Farmers Market.
At a meeting this week, the Aurora Planning and Development Committee considered signing off on an annexation agreement with the owners of property at the northwest corner of Sunrise and Meridian Roads.
At a meeting this week, the Batavia Plan Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals examined an administrative design review for requested changes to the proposed Dunkin' Donuts drive-through at 108 N. Batavia Ave.
The Illinois Republican Party announced the launch of its online Countdown Clock this week, which highlights the upcoming trial of U.S. Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Dist. 8) over a whistleblower incident.
At a meeting this week, the Aurora Finance Committee considered a resolution to enter into a deal with Community Builders Inc. to redevelop properties at 5 East Galena Boulevard, 14-20 South Stolp Avenue and 32 South Broadway.
At a meeting this week, the Algonquin Committee of the Whole considered recommending that the village apply for federal grant money for the Downtown Streetscape project.
The Aurora City Council will consider a resolution to approve a music-festival permit to St. Nicholas Church, 308 High St., for the weekend of June 25-26, during its next meeting 6 p.m. today at Aurora City Hall, second-floor Council Chambers, 44 E. Downer Place, in Aurora.