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First hearing held on appeal of decision to put Aurora recall referendum question on fall ballot (opens the original)
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An appeal of the Aurora Electoral Board’s decision to place an Aurora recall referendum question on the November ballot had its first hearing in Kane County Circuit Court Thursday morning. The hearing set an expedited schedule for the case, with the next hearing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Kane County Courthouse in Geneva. Deadlines were also decided for the involved parties to submit arguments to the judge ahead of the next hearing. Residents who had previously opposed the recall mea
Officials say Aurora faces over $9 million projected deficit: ‘We can’t cut our way out of this’ (opens the original)
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Facing a projected $9 million to $10 million deficit in Aurora’s general fund for 2027, city officials expect tough decisions ahead, according to a town hall budget presentation Saturday. But unlike last year, when the city passed a budget with controversial staffing cuts to public safety departments, Aurora Mayor John Laesch said the city can’t “cut its way out” this year. Laesch said the city is looking for other revenue streams and while its not ideal, property tax increases are not off the t
Group files motion in Kane County court appealing electoral board decision on Aurora recall referendum (opens the original)
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A group of Aurora residents is aiming to invalidate votes cast in the upcoming fall election on a recall mechanism that, if approved by voters, could allow residents to boot a sitting Aurora mayor from office. The referendum question was approved to be placed on the ballot earlier this month by the Aurora Electoral Board. It’s set to ask voters if the city should adopt mechanisms that would allow a sitting mayor to be recalled. But less than a week after the electoral board approved putting the
Funding approved for final nine homes in Aurora’s first ‘smart neighborhood’ (opens the original)
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Nearly a year after unveiling the first home to be built at Habitat Green Freedom, a “smart neighborhood” in Aurora being developed through a partnership between Nicor Gas and Habitat for Humanity, the city has approved construction of nine new homes there by 2028. The community, which is being built near the intersection of Jericho Road and Edgelawn Drive, is set to have 17 homes designed with energy efficiency, affordability and resiliency in mind by 2028. The final nine remaining homes are sl
Aurora expands program offering financial assistance to homebuyers (opens the original)
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The Aurora City Council has again expanded funding for a city program that offers grants and loans to eligible homebuyers. The Choose Aurora Homebuyer Assistance Program looks to make the homebuying process more affordable and to attract new residents to the city, city officials announced in a news release earlier this year. The approved funding increase, totaling $370,000, aims to expand access to the program by 15 to 20 households, city officials said. The city has received 34 applications for
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