With little space for solar farms, suburbs are finding creative ways to embrace renewable energy

2019年1月23日星期三

With little space for solar farms, suburbs are finding creative ways to embrace renewable energy | Aurora events honor legacy of Martin Luther King

Monday, Jan 21

The suburbs are planning for and encouraging the growth of solar energy, but in more built-up communities it will have to look different than it does elsewhere in the state.

Aurora event honoring legacy of Martin Luther King stresses service

The importance of serving the community was in the spotlight during an Aurora event to honor Martin Luther King Jr.

Aurora-area students spend MLK Day giving back to community

Students from Metea Valley, West Aurora and East Aurora high schools followed the footsteps of Martin Luther King Jr. Monday.

Possibility of merger of two Aurora pantries food for thought

As Aurora Area Interfaith prepares to name a new leader, the question is raised yet again about a merger between the city's two long-standing food pantries.

Aurora man who caused 5-hour standoff during burglary gets 13 years in prison

A 26-year-old Aurora man was sentenced to 13 years in prison after he and his brother botched a burglary that ended in a five-hour police standoff where the duo surrendered after police used tear gas.

Apartment buildings out, more townhouses in with newest Polo Club proposal

The most recent version of the proposed Polo Club subdivision near Book Road and 119th Street eliminates all of the apartments proposed and replaces them with town homes.

Waterman woman charged with stealing pickup truck in Aurora

A 33-year-old Waterman woman has been charged with stealing a pickup truck in Aurora.

'I've been through thick and thin': This Bears superfan has a shot at the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Plainfield's Don Wachter is probably one of the most recognizable superfans in the NFL, and he's competing with five other fans to be the first to be enshrined at the Pro Football Hall of Fame's fan museum.