Gloria Casas
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East Dundee village president slammed for letting Darren Bailey speak at Oktoberfest (opens the original)
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Dundee Township Democrats are criticizing East Dundee Village President Dan Pearson for allowing Republican candidates, including gubernatorial contender Darren Bailey, to speak at the village-sponsored Oktoberfest this weekend. The organization charged Pearson and Bailey, whose appearance at the event was captured on video posted on social media, violated state election laws. The East Dundee Village Board was urged to take action to censure Pearson for his actions. Illinois law states that “no
Final Alley Art Festival in downtown Aurora brings out memories as well as plenty of art (opens the original)
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The first time artist Chris Hodge participated in the annual Alley Art Festival 15 years ago was memorable. “I remember being at a table with a couple of bins. I remember how hot it got that day,” said Hodge on Saturday during this year’s Alley Art Festival in downtown Aurora. “I was just sweating. It was great at the beginning of the day because I was in the shadows, but at the end of the day, I was in the sun.” It was his very first art festival. He also remembers how much fun it was, Hodge sa
South Elgin trustees make it clear they don’t support data center plan (opens the original)
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The South Elgin Village Board has no problem if a developer wants to submit plans to annex land for data center at Kenyon Road and Route 25 but members made it clear Monday night that it’s a project that’s unlikely to win trustee approval. “What anybody listening to this tonight has heard is that there is no support for annexation, but whether they want to proceed or not is up to them,” Trustee Scott Richmond said. White Rose Partners, which is purchasing the 20-acre site from the Kenyon Brother
Opponents readying to fight proposed South Elgin data center (opens the original)
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A data center proposed for 20 acres in South Elgin is to be reviewed by the village’s Planning and Zoning Commission next month, with opponents already gearing up for a fight. An online petition has been signed by more than 4,700 people as of Thursday afternoon who don’t support the Whiterose Partners proposal to annex the northwest corner of Kenyon Road and Route 25 into the village for the construction of a 200,000-square-foot data center facility. White Rose Partners, a Dallas-based developer
Community rallies around Elgin restaurateur following storm disaster (opens the original)
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Denny Cuadra had just finished putting up his vendor tent for Elgin’s Fourth of July Festival when a storm suddenly blew in, collapsing the structure and exposing all of his food and supplies to the heavy rain. It was a moment of panic for the owner of Street Food Kingz, a catastrophe he could ill afford to have happen. Street Food Kingz, which specializes in Puerto Rican favorites, had been part of the downtown Festival Park holiday party for three years. It was such a success for him that he w
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