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Board Of Education Recognizes East Aurora High Senior Achievements
The Class of 2025 student board members said farewell and seniors were recognized for their academic achievements by the Board.

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The Class of 2025 student board members said farewell and seniors were recognized for their academic achievements by the Board.

The initiative aims to curb seat belt law violations and impaired driving as the Memorial Day weekend approaches.
Aurora police are asking for the community's help locating the missing 17-year-old girl.
The Friday morning incident, which drew a large police presence, is contained and not a threat to the public, Plainfield police said.
There is no indication of an ongoing threat to the public at this time, Aurora police said.
The firearm, which Plainfield police determined was stolen, was loaded with 27 live founds of ammunition, officials said.
An Indiana man was carrying brass knuckles and drugs while he was a passenger of a car driving through Plainfield.
Within District 129, she has previously worked as assistant principal of Hill Elementary School and principal of Freeman Elementary School.
The incident did not involve any students, Oswego police said.
As the 43rd chief of the Aurora Police Department, Matt Thomas succeeds former Chief Keith Cross, who will retire at the end of May.
Roads will be closed to through traffic to help expedite construction before the new school year begins in August, officials said.
Kane County deputies are taking a "no-excuses approach" and issue tickets "day and night" during the enforcement effort.
The incident occurred in the parking lot of the man's apartment building in Plainfield, police said.
The 14th annual competition will culminate during the Swedish Days Festival in mid-June.
Plainfield police are taking a "no-excuses approach" and issue tickets "day and night" during the enforcement effort.
A Village Board vote will allow a homeowner to proceed with tearing down a circa 1920 house to replace it with a multi-family structure.
Some trustees were opposed to video gaming terminals at the two restaurants, but the Village Board ultimately approved ordinances for both.
The new initiative is intended to curb an anticipated uptick in crime in the Oswego Township and Boulder Hill area as summer approaches.
The 60-plus-year resident of Aurora will lead the city's parade featuring local veteran and military groups, marching bands and floats.
Union Pacific will be conducting train bridge repairs requiring a portion of Route 31 to close to through traffic.