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Friday, October 4th, 2024
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Good morning, Aurora. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Kane County offers unique Halloween attractions, including a haunted yard display in Gilberts, a monster-themed paintball ride in Maple Park, and a ghost walk in Aurora. Shaw Local
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Nicholas Novak, 36, was killed by police in Aurora after a chase, following suspicion of involvement in another fatal shooting in Plano. Daily Herald
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Illinois 4-H announces fall open houses in DuPage, Kane, and Kendall counties to introduce youth development programs emphasizing leadership, citizenship, and life skills. Kane County Chronicle
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Aurora City Council is anticipated to approve a revision allowing new signage at Chicago Premium Outlets for enhanced store visibility. The Beacon-News
HEALTH NEWS
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Naomi Dowd led Waubonsie Valley to a win over St. Charles East with her outstanding performance, energizing both her team and the crowd. The Beacon-News
- ➤ Preview of Week 6 matchups for Kane County area teams highlights key games, including two undefeated teams in Batavia and Geneva clashing in a significant DuKane conference rivalry. Kane County Chronicle
- ➤ Ethan Hampton, NIU quarterback, imparts life and football lessons to Aurora Christian middle schoolers, emphasizing dedication and balance. The Beacon-News
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2024 Homecoming Dance Celebration
Celebrate the 2024 Homecoming Dance with two DJs, a quiet area, and special admission requirements at West Aurora High School.
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Quick Sketch Design Sessions for Four-Season Landscaping
Experience personalized consultations to create beautiful four-season landscape designs that provide year-round color and interest.
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Addressing Key Challenges for Business Owners: A Two-Part Workshop
Learn about and discuss critical challenges faced by business owners in a comprehensive two-part workshop led by expert Rob Hinds.
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Oktoberfest Celebration
Experience a festive Oktoberfest with craft beer, great food, live music by the Zero V.U. Band, and a fun stein contest at the Two Brothers Roundhouse.
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Frank Catalano and Lurrie Bell Album Release Party
Celebrate the album release of blues artists Lurrie Bell and Frank Catalano at The Venue in Aurora.
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Audyn Boutique at The Rustic Fox Market
Experience a vibrant market featuring top vendors for a delightful shopping day filled with unique finds and local treasures.
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Car Show and Cruise Night at Fox Republic Brewing Co.
Experience a vibrant evening of classic cars and community camaraderie at Fox Republic Brewing Company's Car Show/Cruise Night.
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Pumpkin Weekends: Trick-or-Treat Celebration
Celebrate the joys of fall with pumpkin-themed activities and trick-or-treating at Blackberry Farm during the first Pumpkin Weekend of October.
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Experience Album Covers Performing Jeff Beck's 'Wired'
Experience a full performance of Jeff Beck's album 'Wired,' featuring a curated group of talented Chicagoland musicians playing both sides of the record in its entirety.
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Fall Dinner Theatre: The Awesome 80s Prom
Experience a nostalgic evening filled with performances from the 80s at the Fall Adult Dinner Theatre, where attendees can bring their own food and beverages.
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