Aurora Beacon-News

The stations include free to use tools to repair bikes and air to fill tires, officials said.

Aurora honored its Bolivian community Friday by raising the country's flag downtown.

Despite so many ugly barren branches, despite its sad and sickly appearance, it has produced enough apples, albeit far smaller, to feed a large army of hungry marauders.

The Guaranteed Admissions Agreement provides a seamless opportunity for Waubonsee students to complete a bachelor’s degree at Aurora University after completing coursework at Waubonsee, officials said.

The contract covers work throughout the city for patching of sidewalks, and striping and overlay for bike paths. Some of the projects are already on a list, and some will come up during the year.

The Batavia MainStreet group has announced it will host Block Party and Taste of Batavia from 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 3, at the Peg Bond Center, 151 N. Island Ave.

Council members will vote Tuesday on a contract for five new screens through Sycamore-based Nighthawk Video. The five new monitors would be $923,867, with another $75,000 going toward additional purchases of materials for the installation.

Second Bold Series launches at Copley Theatre with a Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical that's hard to turn away from.