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St. Charles Venues Keep Live Music In The Spotlight
Check out live music events being hosted at venues throughout the city to help make your week bright.

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Check out live music events being hosted at venues throughout the city to help make your week bright.

Police said Rasheed Bailey, 19, mishandled his weapon Tuesday morning and accidentally shot his girlfriend in the buttocks.
Downtown Aurora businesses, including the Paramount Performing Arts Center, will host events to celebrate Pride Month in June.
Aurora Police said that while he was off-duty, Sergeant Michael Corrigan rescued an off-duty fireman from inside his burning house.
Families and friends are expected to gather at Potowattamie Park on July 4 to welcome the return of the city's fireworks' festivities.
This year will mark the the 70th time the city has set off its annual Fourth of July display.
The St. Charles Natural Resource Commission has recommend safer ways to celebrate or pay tribute this summer.
Following the conviction of two men, Kane County prosecutors stressed the importance of disclosing sexual abuse to a trusted adult.
The treasurer position, which remains open, will pay $2,000 in annual compensation, doled out on a monthly basis.
The Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry is offering veterans and active-duty military members $140 in free food as a way to say "Thanks".
The park district is hiring staff to care for its parks, pools, and patrons. Lifeguards and swim instructors are among those being sought.
The St. Charles Library will be closed until mid-July as employees work hard to transfer materials to the newly renovated, former location.
The school has been named a finalist for the Hobsons Education Advances Award for its work in preparing students for life after graduation.
Thirteen downtown Aurora businesses were awarded a total of $40k to make company improvements as summer approaches.
As part of a pilot program, recycling cans have been placed along Third Street, giving shoppers and diners a better place to toss trash.
Two construction workers reported being confronted by a man on a bicycle who yelled at them and threatened them with a knife.
As a way to improve their response to mental health calls, 75 percent of Geneva officers have received crisis intervention training.
A new outdoor movie series is part of the Aurora Downtown line-up this year, in addition to art shows, concerts and First Friday events.
Chris Baker, of Ink 180, is providing free gang tattoo removal for Kane County inmates before their release.
Northern Illinois Academy has relinquished its licenses after a review documented physical, sexual and emotional assault against students.