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View In Browser October 1, 2018 chicagotribune.com The Beacon News ADVERTISEMENT Donors that gave thousands to Aurora mayor get high-profile projects Thursday, Sep 27 Mayor Richard Irvin's campaign donors are involved in two city projects: the cleanup of the old Copley Hospital site and the Scientel headquarters move. Read More » 'We don't trust you': Aurora residents call for openness after rumors of West Branch library move Residents packed a recent board meeting to say they want input if the board decides to change the West Branch location. Read More » Restaurant owners looking to invest $1 million for new Mexican eatery in downtown Oswego The owners of two Naperville restaurants are looking to invest $1 million in a Mexican eatery in downtown Oswego. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT With clerk's office downtown, early voting has new twist in Aurora The era of Aurora elections being handled by the Kane County clerk's office has begun. Read More » Founder of Aurora's Dominican Literacy Center says the need for this 25-year-old program is greater than ever Sister Kathleen Ryan initially planned to start the program in Chicago, but realized there "was such a great need" for a center right here in Aurora. Read More » Volunteers say new playground at East Aurora school 'means something to the community' Students at Bardwell Elementary School in Aurora will be able to play at a new playground next week, thanks to the efforts of more than 200 volunteers. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Mark-ed improvement: Mark Gronowski accounts for 3 TDs as Neuqua Valley stuns Waubonsie Valley Quarterback Mark Gronowski ran for two TDs and threw for another as the Neuqua Valley football team paid back Waubonsie Valley for an earlier loss. Read More » Dear Jack and Gracie: Letters to young twins reflect grandmother's hopes, concerns for a world after #MeToo How will the #MeToo movement impact the lives of little ones like Jack and Gracie when they grow to be adolescents? Only time will tell. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the The Beacon News newsletter.