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Volunteers work to help those in need during Hunger Action Day at Northern Illinois Food Bank in Geneva (opens the original)
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Like a lot of people, Joe Holloway of St. Charles was looking for something to do following retirement and found it in nearby Geneva at the Northern Illinois Food Bank. “I’ve been volunteering here a little over two years and today is really a feel-good because those of us who are very comfortable in life underestimate what it is for those who really count on us,” he said Tuesday morning as he worked with dozens of other volunteers sorting potatoes at the food bank. “You know that, in this case,
Pints by the Pond in Batavia offers ‘a great way to be with the community’ (opens the original)
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For Ryan Baxter, stopping by the Pints by the Pond event held by the Batavia Park District over the weekend was a nice way spend a sunny fall afternoon. “I was at this last year and they always have great beers and it’s fun to see the different breweries,” he said while standing with friends and family outside the Peg Bond Center at the event on Saturday, which included a dozen local breweries as well as food trucks. “I live downtown and it’s always fun to come down and feel home again and the d
Variety on the menu at Aurora Food Truck Festival (opens the original)
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Chris Briones loves grab-and-go food and said the Food Truck Festival Friday night in downtown Aurora more than satisfied his needs. “I love food truck festivals. If they have them, I’m here, every time,” the Aurora resident said as he stood on the Benton Street Bridge during the fest. “If they have one of these, we just go. It’s a nice Friday and you just come by and see what they’ve got.” The event was Aurora’s second and final Food Truck Festival of the year, with more than 30 vendors on hand
Aurora Historical Society to celebrate 120th anniversary at gala with Space Age theme (opens the original)
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The Aurora Historical Society is going back to the future to celebrate its 120th anniversary during a themed fundraising event on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Aurora. The banquet, called the Googie Gala, will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Aurora Country Club at 1548 Prairie St. in Aurora. According to a press release, the Historical Society will be celebrating its anniversary at the gala by featuring “the era of Googie-style architecture and signage in the Aurora area, like the iconic Northgate sign”
Fans say trading cards are ‘boiling hot’ right now (opens the original)
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With major league baseball heading toward the postseason and the NFL season already underway, Dylan Rader, 13, of Geneva said his interest in sports trading cards these days is running pretty high. “I have been collecting sports cards since third grade. I started with Pokemon and then went to sports cards,” he said Saturday morning during a six-hour show featuring trading cards as well as collectibles at the Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles. “I like modern football and, like basketball and
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