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Aimee Barrows

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  • KaneCounty Chronicle
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Past articles by Aimee:

Social media post about Geneva High School deemed not a threat: police

A Wednesday night social media post about Geneva High School turned out to be a misunderstanding, police said. → Read More

Some residents in western Kane County still without power Thursday

Central School District 301 schools, some U-46 schools closed due to power outages. → Read More

Northern Illinois breakfast restaurants, grocers reeling from increase in egg prices

Northern Illinois restaurants also reeling from increase in egg prices. → Read More

New Elburn business offers protein shakes, ‘boosted teas,’ aloe water

Knight Club Nutrition opened on North Street in Elburn in September. → Read More

Year in Review: The biggest stories in Kane County government in 2022

In no particular order, here are some of the biggest government stories the Kane County Chronicle covered in 2022: → Read More

Year in Review: A look back at the top stories in Batavia in 2022

The Kane County Chronicle is looking back at the biggest stories of the year in 2022 in Batavia. → Read More

2022 in Review: A look back at some of the stories that shaped western Kane County this year

The Kane County Chronicle is looking back at the biggest stories of the year in 2022. → Read More

Batavia teen battling brain tumor works toward EMT certification through fire department

Brice Worley, 16, will begin a program with the Batavia Fire Department that will fast-track his EMT certification. → Read More

As a winter storm hits northern Illinois, here’s what a cardiologist says about shoveling

A cardiologist with Northwestern Medicine answers conditions about shoveling and risk of a heart attack. → Read More

Record inflation driving increased demand at local food pantries

Demand at two local food pantries is the highest it's been since the pandemic began and inflation has soared. → Read More

Elburn banners to honor local veterans, military members

The military banners will be displayed on light poles along Main Street from Hughes Road to Route 38. → Read More

First snowfall of the season comes tonight in Kane County making for a sloppy morning commute

The Tri-Cities could see about an inch of snow by Tuesday morning, making for a slick commute. → Read More

Funerals set for siblings killed in Halloween car crash in Campton Township

Grace, 20, and Emil, 19, Diewald will be remembered in a celebration of life on Friday, Nov. 11, followed by a memorial service Nov. 12 at an Elburn church. → Read More

Trick-or-treat hours, Halloween activities in Kane County communities

Halloween is Monday, Oct. 31, and municipalities have set Trick or Treat hours. → Read More

Elburn Parks Commission cancels ‘Movies in the Park’ series

The program was scrapped after two years due to low attendance. → Read More

Elburn Lions Club looking for boys who vandalized park over Labor Day weekend

The Elburn Lions Club is looking for four boys who vandalized Elburn Lions Park on Saturday night. → Read More

Masks not required in school buildings, buses, under Kane Health Dept’s latest COVID-19 guidance

Kane County districts will follow the health department's guidance for the upcoming school year. → Read More

Sugar Grove Corn Boil returns this week after 2-year hiatus

This week marks the return of the popular summer event, which was canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic. → Read More

Kane County residents sound off on how they’re coping with record-high inflation

Inflation hit a 40-year high in June, with the Consumer Price Index hitting 9.1% over last year. → Read More

Kane Sheriff’s Office training sessions teach residents how to survive active shooting event

The free sessions are held on Tuesday nights and are open to the public. Registration is required. → Read More