Kane County Chronicle
Sneak peeks of new bison in Kane County Forest Preserve sell out fast, but more events on the way
Bison returned to Kane County native prairie late last year, and the forest preserve district's programs to see the animals have generated strong interest.
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2mBatavia Woman’s Club awards summer STEAM camp scholarships
The Batavia Woman’s Club recently awarded summer STEAM scholarships to more than a dozen Batavia middle school students.
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4mFBI, police seek potential sex abuse victims of former Aurora Christian Schools board member
The FBI and Aurora police are seeking potential victims or anyone with information on Michael Herbert, a now-former board member of Aurora Christian Schools charged with several felonies related to alleged sex abuse of minors.
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6mKane County promotes 988 awareness to prevent suicide
You wouldn’t think that a sign could save a life, but apparently it can. So the Kane County Health Department is promoting the display of these 911 Lifeline signs to encourage people in crisis to call.
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5mWhat’s Happening in Batavia?
Column: When power outages occur, Batavia Electric crews work as quickly and safely as possible to restore service, writes Lori Botterman of the City of Batavia.
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3mSt. Charles Park District: STC Underground programs equal summer fun
Column: School’s out and there’s fun to be had at STC Underground with several new programs and returning favorites. Programs are geared to 11- to 19-year-olds, writes Patricia MacMillan for the St. Charles Park District.