One arrested as NATO protesters disperse downtown
Updated: 2012-05-19 02:09:09
For a moment, it looked like everyone’s NATO nightmare was about to come true. Chicago cops raced their bikes between cars on Michigan Avenue. They sped toward a swelling crowd of angry and rowdy protesters at Wacker Drive.
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Months past deadline, Kaneland works to get impact fee agreements
The Kaneland School Board has worked toward reaching an intergovernmental agreement with seven towns since well before a Dec. 31, 2011 deadline passed. On Monday, School Board members got as far as approving terms of a proposed 10-year intergovernmental agreement with Elburn as a show …Read More
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Kendall fairground wants new liquor license for expanded events
YORKVILLE – The Kendall County Fair Association is looking to expand the number of events at the fairgrounds. That’s why the association applied for a new liquor license, and appeared before the Kendall County Liquor Commission this week for a public hearing about the application. …Read More
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POLICE WEEK
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Sandwich seniors plan fun activities
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Part-time DuPage County forest board reduces pay 6 percent ... to $53,500
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Senate Democrats’ spending plan offers deeper cuts than Quinn proposed
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Kane official: lack of translators is extending jail time
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Sports
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Girls Track: Oswego East’s Ariel Michalek on track
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Boys Track: Geneva’s Pete Archibald holds off rival in 800
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Girls Soccer: Metea Valley wins regional title
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Boys Track: Aurora Christian wins Seneca Sectional
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May 18: Area roundup
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Business
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Stocks fall on Europe worries; Facebook debuts
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Facebook stock up slightly in public debut
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Business Matters: Oswego Chamber board assigns leadership positions
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U.S. stocks edge higher ahead of Facebook IPO
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Retired fireman from Hinckley certified chimney sweep
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Controlling home, remotely
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MTV celebs to receive Aurora jewelry designer’s rings
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Faith Calendar
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