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Mold, clean well water and contractors with integrity are all issues homeowners should consider as they rehabilitate their homes after a flood.
Teens aren’t getting a popular high from shady dealers on street corners: they’re finding it in their medicine cabinet.
SYCAMORE – Art Attack Artist Co-op Gallery is seeking new artists. Interested artists will be juried by co-op members and should bring three to four pieces best representative of their work.
Sycamore’s Cinco de Mayo festival marks 16th year
Well-wishers for moms, dads and grads may have to find an alternative to giving helium balloons this year as a global helium shortage worsens.
HINCKLEY – Prom and God. According to Jerry Reingardt of Hinckley, that’s what brought him and his second wife, Janice, together after more than four decades.
DeKALB – If you walk down the Nature Trail, you might see the yellow tags still on the hundreds of shrubs crews planted May 2.
SYCAMORE – After members of the Moose(L)Up Redemption Club gym competed in the grueling Tough Mudder event in Chicago last year, they decided they wanted an even tougher challenge.
Jaclyn Butler was expecting her boyfriend to ask her to the prom, but with a little catch.
Lira completes basic training
Air Force Airman Spencer A. Smith graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
DeKALB – The first “Senior Prom” at Heritage Woods of DeKalb assisted living community brought about 50 residents to the community room to foster new relationships and strengthen old ones.
125 YEARS AGO
After three years in the recording studio, Sycamore native Charlie Haley has just released his first CD, “Soul Searching.”
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