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$10M Grant Program To Support Small Biz, Nonprofits In Kane Co.
Kane County officials are expected to soon begin accepting applications from small businesses and nonprofits for coronavirus-relief grants.

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Kane County officials are expected to soon begin accepting applications from small businesses and nonprofits for coronavirus-relief grants.

Prosecutors allege the man sexually assaulted a minor last month in northwestern Kane County after meeting them through social media.
The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is set to begin accepting applications Thursday afternoon.
Alderman Judd Lofchie and former East Aurora school board member John Laesch are the first to announce campaigns for next April’s election.
A homeschooled Elgin senior qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Nine students from District 303 high schools qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
District 303 families called for high schools to reopen after officials delayed plans to welcome students back amid the pandemic.
Aurora police are investigating the death of a man whose body was discovered Monday evening in Phillips Park.
Two Geneva High School seniors qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Three Batavia High School seniors have qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Students from five Aurora schools qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
The organization’s Sept. 11 memorial tribute is set to begin at 5 p.m. Friday on the Batavia VFW’s lawn.
Alderman Rita Payleitner, who represents St. Charles’ Second Ward, said she contracted COVID-19 after eating out with a friend.
Organizers combined this year's jazz and art festivals due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Fine Art Show and Jazz Weekend starts Thursday.
Volunteers are expected to hand out fresh produce, produce and dairy products to more than 1,200 families Monday morning.
Despite a sizeable jump in new coronavirus cases last month, the county saw a large drop in related deaths, when compared to June and July.
Early Halloween shopping has begun at the store on North Randall Road.
The League of Women Voters of Central Kane County and the Batavia Chamber of Commerce are hosting candidate forums Wednesday and Thursday.
The organization is looking for people to pack food and distribute groceries Friday in Geneva, Park City, Joliet, Rockford and DeKalb.
A 20-year-old Aurora man driving the motorcycle was taken to Rush Copley Medical Center, where he died Monday, police said.