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8 New Illinois Laws To Know About In 2026
A bevy of new laws will take effect on Jan. 1 in Illinois. Here's what you need to know.
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Partnership Between D304, Geneva Public Library Makes 'Learning Easier, More Accessible'
Thanks to the partnership, students' school IDs will be linked to a library account going forward.
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5 Companies That Send People Money When They’re Asked Nicely
When you log into your bank account, how do your savings look? Probably not as good as you’d like. Ask one of these companies to help…
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Geneva Food Pantry Receiving Funds Through State's 'Missing Money' Program
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs is returning $100,000 in missing money to food pantries throughout the state.
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Stunning Images Capture Spirit Of State: Best Of IL In Photos 2025
Patch looks back at some of the best reader photo submissions from the past year.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
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Returning Holiday Gifts May Carry Added Fees, More Conditions This Year
Merchants balance the cost of returns to their bottom lines with appeasing consumers, who are increasingly casual about return fraud.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
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Date Chosen For Geneva Curbside Leaf Program To Resume
Geneva reversed its decision to postpone leaf collection until the spring due to thawing snow.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
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Christmas Tree Pickup Scheduled In Geneva: See When
Residents will have a few options to easily dispose of their Christmas trees after the holiday.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
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New Geneva Cafe Blends Global Flavors With Local Charm
Storybook Cafe in downtown Geneva will open just in time for Christmas.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
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Volunteer Position Opens On Geneva Planning And Zoning Commission
The city is looking for a dedicated resident to fill a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
