Kane County Chronicle
St. Charles installing new water meters, workers no longer have to come by homes for readings
Soon, St. Charles residents will no longer need to have workers come into their homes to read their water meters. A city project is upgrading systems to make the work a little more hands-off.
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3mOS Salon coming to St. Charles’ Fox Haven Square amid ongoing revitalization project
As the Fox Haven Square development continues to revitalize the eastern portion of St. Charles, a new salon looks to offer its own makeover power to the city’s residents. OS Salon is expected to open a new location in June.
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5mBatavia Business Beat: Here’s what’s happening this summer
Column: However you spend the season – at the Quarry, golfing with friends, shopping local, or simply enjoying a slower pace – Batavia makes it easy to turn summer plans into something memorable, writes Shirley Mott of the Batavia Chamber of Commerce.
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6mGeneva Fire Chief Mike Antenore to retire
After 10 years of leading the Geneva Fire Department, Chief Mike Antenore announced his retirement, effective Aug. 14.
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3mGeneva’s Bennett Konkey, Aurora Central Catholic’s 4x800-meter relay earn top seed: KCC boys state roundup
Geneva junior Bennett Konkey ran the fastest preliminary times in both the Class 3A 100- and 200-meter dash, while Aurora Central Catholic's 4x800 relay ran the fastest time in Class 2A, and more qualifiers for the state finals from Friday.
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5mBurlington Central scores four in first inning, holds on late to take down Kaneland in regional semifinals
Burlington Central scored four runs in the first inning, while Sam Maglares allowed just one hit over four innings to help the fifth-seeded Rockets secure a 7-3 victory over fourth-seeded Kaneland.