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The Beacon-News Monday, October 28, 2024 | | |
| | The Holiday Food Drive to fill the shelves at the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry begins Friday. | | | The Kamme-O-Circus, a multi-room circus-oriented haunted house that includes 10 interactive displays, live performers, animatronics and more, is a tradition in the front yard of a home on the 1100 block of Liberty Drive in Elburn. | | | The Disney title will play through the holidays and into January in Aurora, the longest run yet for Paramount’s Broadway Series. | | | St. Charles North moves up behind Oswego in top spot, while Waubonsie Valley joins rankings. | | | First-round football pairings by Illinois High School Association for Southland and Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County. | | | The event will include the author, Scott Ascher, a friend and business partner of the legendary Chicago Bears star, who wrote “Walter Payton: Roundhouse Philosopher.” | | | Kane County Coroner Rob Russell said a “common-sense theory” supported by records and “good reason” is that the teen was the victim of grave robbing. | | | The race for the Kane County Board seat in District 20 in the November election is between incumbent Demoract Cherryl Strathmann and Republican challenger Silvia Schrage. | | | In the upcoming Nov. 5 general election, Kane County voters will choose between Democratic incumbent Jamie Mosser and Republican challenger Andrew Sosnowski to serve as the county’s state’s attorney for the next four years. | | | Will County-based Other Side Investigations travels throughout the Midwest to look into reports of hauntings and other phenomena. | | | |