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Equipment helps Aurora monitor radio system performance
By Marie Wilson - 10/20/11
Be it a trucking company radio, a device on top of a warehouse or any other source of digital radio interference, if it's getting in the way of Aurora's public safety communications, the city wants to know about it. Equipment that arrived this week... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/20/11
Be it a trucking company radio, a device on top of a warehouse or any other source of digital radio interference, if it's getting in the way of Aurora's public safety communications, the city wants to know about it. Equipment that arrived this week... FULL STORY
Lombard seeks grant for cop-car cameras
By Marie Wilson - 10/20/11
Cameras have found their way to retail stores, public transit stations, even parking lots -- and some day, they may be in Lombard police cars. But cameras won't be coming to squad cars in the near future, after the village board on... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/20/11
Cameras have found their way to retail stores, public transit stations, even parking lots -- and some day, they may be in Lombard police cars. But cameras won't be coming to squad cars in the near future, after the village board on... FULL STORY
Create a catapult for inaugural Cantigny contest
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
The parade grounds at Cantigny Park in Wheaton will be dotted with tennis balls fired from handmade catapults Saturday as the First Division Museum hosts its first Catapult Contest. About 25 teams from across the suburbs will launch catapults they... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
The parade grounds at Cantigny Park in Wheaton will be dotted with tennis balls fired from handmade catapults Saturday as the First Division Museum hosts its first Catapult Contest. About 25 teams from across the suburbs will launch catapults they... FULL STORY
Ads, Spanish translations for Aurora newsletter?
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
Advertising could be coming to the Aurora Borealis if the city council approves a three-year contract for publishing the city's quarterly newsletter. But aldermen said they aren't open to publishing political ads or promotions of events in other... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
Advertising could be coming to the Aurora Borealis if the city council approves a three-year contract for publishing the city's quarterly newsletter. But aldermen said they aren't open to publishing political ads or promotions of events in other... FULL STORY
Aurora's RiverEdge Park contracts meet grant goals
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
Construction of Aurora's RiverEdge Park is far from complete, but contracts awarded for the project already have met the goals of granters whose money is helping make the park a reality. FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/19/11
Singer Lisa Loeb charms Glen Ellyn students
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
Singer Lisa Loeb drew on past musical experience Friday when she performed for elementary students in Glen Ellyn. The tunes she sang weren't from the 1990s, when her song "Stay" topped the charts, but from an even earlier time --... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
COD open house shows off new facilities
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
Prospective students from across the country joined Glen Ellyn-area residents Saturday at an open house starring four of College of DuPage's new or newly renovated buildings: the Culinary & Hospitality Center, Homeland Security Education Center,... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
Batavia moms sell crafts, sweets at annual autumn event
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
The craft show that's become a Batavia fall tradition offered decorations and gifts for three holidays all in one place Saturday in the field house at Mooseheart Child City and School. Handmade items for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas helped... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/15/11
Spooktacular draws families to downtown Lombard
By Marie Wilson - 10/13/11
Downtown Lombard's annual Spooktacular Fall Festival will feature fall favorites like pumpkins, candy and scarecrows, and festival favorites such as cover bands, craft booths and food vendors. But what will set this year's event apart is... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/13/11
Study: Relief sewers may ease Lombard flooding
By Marie Wilson - 10/13/11
In discussions of how to possibly reduce flooding in neighborhoods near Lombard's Terrace View Pond, gravity sewers, pumping stations, relief sewers and "lowering the pond" are becoming common words and phrases. But those engineering terms all boil... FULL STORY
By Marie Wilson - 10/13/11
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