Kendall County
Kendall County at work monitoring mosquitoes, ticks to prevent disease spread
Aaron Rybski, environmental health services director for the Kendall County Health Department, said testing has found 40% to 50% of deer ticks collected in the area carry Lyme disease.
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3mState Sen. Linda Holmes to retire at end of term in January
Her district includes Kendall, Kane, DuPage and Will counties.
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2mOswego School Dist. 308 eyeing partnership with Aurora University
Aurora University approached Dist. 308 officials last fall with a proposal for a direct admit program.
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4mDown the Garden Path: Recognizing and managing peach leaf curl in the home orchard
Peach leaf curl is relatively easy to distinguish from other fungal diseases once symptoms become more pronounced.
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3mVisit the historic Edith Farnsworth House in Plano for day of ‘Latin Jazz & Mariachi’ on June 27
The Edith Farnsworth House in Plano is continuing its 75-year anniversary celebration with a day of “Latin Jazz & Mariachi” on June 27. The modernist architectural gem is currently housing an art exhibit on Mexican Modernism.
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3mState Rep. Kifowit named executive director for nonprofit serving Chicago area union trades and contractors
State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit, D – Oswego, is the new next executive director for the Construction Industry Service Corporation (CISCO).