Weekly news updates from The Beacon-News delivered every Wednesday afternoon.
Sunday, Apr 22 A poem displayed at the Aurora Public Library prompted controversy in the community over the weekend, with both claims it was hate language, and censhorship when library officials took it down. |
| Amy Roth thought the poem, "Hijab Means Jihad," was "horrible" upon a first reading, but later "saw what the artist was trying to say." |
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| Despite a state law intended to limit expulsions and suspensions, West Aurora is expelling more kids this year. Officials say social media is in part to blame. |
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| A Montgomery woman is facing aggravated battery and felony retail theft charges after being accused of dragging a grocery store security employee with her car. |
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| A student project at Waubonsee Community College was intended not to take a stance on gun control, but to remember those killed by guns in schools. |
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| The company blamed for causing a malfunction on primary election night last month that delayed final vote tallies in DuPage County until the early hours of the following morning will not be used for the November general election, County Board Chairman Dan Cronin said. |
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