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View In Browser January 2, 2019 chicagotribune.com The Beacon News ADVERTISEMENT Former Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner dies, remembered as 'true public servant' Tuesday, Jan 1 Former Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner died Friday. He was 69 years old. Read More » Crosby: Tom Weisner's footprint in Aurora was wide and deep Even as he battled cancer, Tom Weisner never stopped fighting for the city he led and loved, Denise Crosby writes. Read More » Residents file for Aurora Public Library West Branch referendum The April consolidated election ballot could include a referendum asking voters if they want the Aurora Public Library West Branch moved. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT After decades in Naperville, Ribfest is considering location change for 2020 Summer 2019 marks the last year Naperville Ribfest will be held in Naperville's Knoch Park. Festival organizers are looking at places outside of Naperville to host Ribfest 2020. Read More » No snow yet for the winter season, but paying to remove it still a priority: Aurora officials The city of Aurora recently allocated more than a million dollars for snow removal in 2019. Read More » Two men rob Sugar Grove gas station, beat up the clerk Two men entered a Sugar Grove BP Gas Station and battered a clerk before fleeing around 2:45 a.m. Dec. 28, 2018. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Changes on horizon for Aurora in 2019 The question for 2019 in Aurora is not whether things will change, but how much. Read More » Faces of 2018: Father whose son's remains were found along Fox River works to change mental health stigma Nate Soesbe, whose son's remains were found in the Fox River, is trying to change mental health stigma. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | 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.