Two Waubonsee buildings could become lofts for artists
AURORA — Two historic buildings on Stolp Island in downtown Aurora that used to be Waubonsee Community College’s downtown campus could become lofts for artists after the college agreed Wednesday to sell them for $1.5 million to a developer known for revitalizing downtown areas. Waubonsee’s …Read More
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Cops probe man’s drowning in Aurora retention pond
Aurora police on Friday night continued their investigation into what a police official said was the possibly alcohol-related drowning of a man in a retention pond on the city’s far northeast side. An autopsy is tentatively scheduled to be performed Monday at the Kane County …Read More
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Business
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Bernanke forecasts gains from computer technology
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Texas sues BP for damages related to oil spill
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Lifestyles
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