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Geneva City Administrator Announces Retirement
After nearly three decades in the public sector and nine years as Geneva's city administrator, Stephanie Dawkins will retire this summer.

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After nearly three decades in the public sector and nine years as Geneva's city administrator, Stephanie Dawkins will retire this summer.

Students were honored for having high GPAs, completing many community service hours and taking classes at Waubonsee Community College.
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Construction on the railroad crossing will be conducted overnight.
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The Foundation for Excellence created a grant to help teachers expand and improve their classroom skills and knowledge.
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A weapon was implied but not displayed in the armed robbery, investigators said.
Geneva police will participate in the event to raise money for Special Olympics.
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It's the store's 12th location in Illinois.
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