February, 2022 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

ADVANCE PHOTOS: Lynn Nottage's Sweat launches Paramount's BOLD Series in downtown Aurora's newly renovated Copley Theatre, Mar 9-Apr 23

By Jay Kelly | Feb 21, 2022

Sweat is the first play in Paramount Theatre’s new BOLD Series, and the inaugural production in the newly renovated Copley Theatre, 8 E. Galena Blvd. in downtown Aurora.

Batavia MainStreet - February 17, 2022

By Batavia MainStreet | Feb 21, 2022

After a nice restorative break, the Artisan Collective is gearing up for another awesome year of pop-up art markets along the beautiful Fox River!

Open for our February 21 Weekly Digest with events, member news and more

By Batavia Chamber of Commerce | Feb 21, 2022

OVID-19 numbers are plummeting and we are welcoming FOUR new members to the Batavia Chamber.

South Elgin taxpayers give $509,935 in Municipal Sales Tax in January

By Kane County Reporter | Feb 21, 2022

This is an increase over the month before.

Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in St. Charles stagnates at two

By Kane County Reporter | Feb 21, 2022

There were no new teachers in St. Charles who signed the pledge on Feb. 19, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

Three homes sold in Tamara Heights, Illinois with a median home sale price of $450,000 in 2021

By Kane County Reporter | Feb 21, 2022

These are the top three home sales for Tamara Heights, Illinois in 2021, calculated for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, according to BlockShopper.com.

Pete Ellman Big Band on March 1

By Press release submission | Feb 21, 2022

Pete Ellman Big Band on March 1 at 6:30 pm

Sunset Villa, Illinois had a median home sale price of $512,500 of six homes in 2021

By Kane County Reporter | Feb 21, 2022

These are the top six home sales for Sunset Villa, Illinois in 2021, calculated for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, according to BlockShopper.com.

No new teachers in Carpentersville sign pledge on Feb. 19 to teach Critical Race Theory

By Kane County Reporter | Feb 21, 2022

There were no new teachers in Carpentersville who signed the pledge on Feb. 19, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

City of Geneva Committee of the Whole met Nov. 1

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Feb 21, 2022

City of Geneva Committee of the Whole met Monday, Nov. 1.

City of Batavia City Council met Feb. 7

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Feb 21, 2022

City of Batavia City Council met Monday, Feb. 7.

DrDr. Hardy focused on opening opportunities for women of color. Hardy focused on opening opportunities for women of color

By Press release submission | Feb 20, 2022

When you ask Assistant Professor of Sociology Mia Hardy, Ph.D., what she’s working on in the realm of equity, diversity, and inclusion at Elgin Community College, her excitement to share is palpable, even in on a Zoom call.

Kane County Reporter

News from February 2022

ADVANCE PHOTOS: Lynn Nottage's Sweat launches Paramount's BOLD Series in downtown Aurora's newly renovated Copley Theatre, Mar 9-Apr 23

Batavia MainStreet - February 17, 2022

Open for our February 21 Weekly Digest with events, member news and more

South Elgin taxpayers give $509,935 in Municipal Sales Tax in January

Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in St. Charles stagnates at two

Three homes sold in Tamara Heights, Illinois with a median home sale price of $450,000 in 2021

Pete Ellman Big Band on March 1

Sunset Villa, Illinois had a median home sale price of $512,500 of six homes in 2021

No new teachers in Carpentersville sign pledge on Feb. 19 to teach Critical Race Theory

City of Geneva Committee of the Whole met Nov. 1

City of Batavia City Council met Feb. 7

DrDr. Hardy focused on opening opportunities for women of color. Hardy focused on opening opportunities for women of color

Spartans scare Sabres but fall in overtime

Nomination Deadline Extended for BPS101 Hall of Honor Class of 2022

Rally in Final Minute leads to 71-70 Win Over Stritch to Conclude Best Regular Season Since 09-10

Streetscape Meeting on February 23

Sleepy Hollow residents pay $4,661 in Non-Home Rule Sales Tax in January

Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in St. Charles stagnates at two

One Carpentersville teacher pledges to teach Critical Race Theory despite controversy by week ending Feb. 11

Five homes sold in Still Meadows, Illinois with a median home sale price of $315,000 in 2021

Kane County Clerk says Election Day communications don’t exist in response to FOIA request

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