Yorkville, IL|News|
Oswego's Jarrett Payton Hosting Inaugural Football Camp
Camp runs from June 10 to June 12.
Natalie Stevens, Patch Staff
Natalie Stevens, Patch Staff
- Oswego, IL
Email: natalie.stevens[AT]patch.com
Phone: 630-441-2851
Gradated from Elmhurst College in 2011, majored in English writing with minors in communication and art.
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Oswego|News|
Attic Fire in Boulder Hill Causes Estimated $50,000 in Damages
Fire occurred approximately 7:15 p.m. on May 2.
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Oswego|News|
Director of Student Services Moving to New Position of Director of Special Education
Christine Nelson will officially start in her new position on July 1.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Grand Reserve Elementary Receiving New Athletic Field
Construction has begun.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Foxy's Gourmet Ice Cream Featured at Autumn Creek Elementary Art, Book Fair
Plus, information from the Autumn Creek PTO on ordering school supplies for next year.
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Oswego|News|
Medallion Hunt Returns to Oswego PrairieFest
Clues will start being released today, May 3 with six in total. The winner receives $250.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Furnace Stolen From Home Under Construction: Police
Reports from the Yorkville Police Department; April 24 - April 27.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
James Francis Noseworthy Sr., 79, Served in the Air Force During Korean War
James Noseworthy was a lifetime member of the VFW Post #4524.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Route 47 Construction Will Start Sometime This Week
Hill and concrete retaining wall near Old Courthouse may see some work later this week and traffic could be rerouted.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Prom and Graduation Dates for Yorkville 115
Plus ticket information for graduation and more.
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Oswego|News|
Hudson Crossing Park 'Devastated' by Flood
Walkways and bridges will need repaired or rebuilt and debris must be removed from the park.
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Oswego|News|
Multiple Theft Charges Including iPods, Laptops and Washer and Dryer: Police
Reports from the Oswego Police Department; April 22 - May 1.
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Oswego|News|
"Adopt a Cop" to Benefit Special Olympics Illinois
The Oswego Police Department is fundraising to participate in the Law Enforcement Torch Run that benefits Special Olympics Illinois.
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Oswego|News|
Single Vote Separates New District 308 Board Members; Vote Finalized
All four new Oswego 308 Board of Education members will be officially inducted on Monday, May 6.
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Oswego|News|
Oswego Police Conducting Traffic Enforcement for Prom
The traffic enforcement will take place on the evenings of both Oswego proms; May 4 for OHS and May 11 for OEHS.
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Oswego|News|
District 308 High School Students Work with Oswego Police to Stop Crime
The Student Advisory Board, made up of students at both high schools, is working to promote an anonymous tip hotline.
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Oswego|News|
District 308 Board Approves New Organizational Chart with New Administrative Positions
The chart shows a restructure of the department of teaching and learning by adding new administration areas based on priorities of the district.
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Oswego|News|
Snapshot: Thompson Junior High Students Celebrate World Book Night
Students in Kelli Springsteen's class received copies of "Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life" by James Patterson.
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Snapshot: Karma Skin & Massage Studio Celebrates Opening
The new location was celebrated with a ribbon cutting by the Yorkville Area Chamber of Commerce
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Yorkville, IL|News|
Free Seminar Offered for Property Tax Bills at the Yorkville Public Library
State representatives Kay Hatcher and Pam Roth will present on how the assessment process works and what steps homeowners can take if they feel they are being charged in error.
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