Tuesday, October 8th, 2024

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Good morning, Aurora. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 8th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Aurora Public Library plans to start an $11.3 million renovation of its Eola Road branch to enhance space and services, with the project kicking off in November. The Beacon-News
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Kendall County Sheriff’s Office and Plano Police Department released video footage of the fatal shooting of Nicholas Novak by police after a vehicle chase and armed confrontation in Aurora. The Beacon-News
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Venue in downtown Aurora is introducing three new music series starting in October, featuring jazz, women musicians, and Grateful Dead tributes. Shaw Local
- ➤ Thousands experienced Aurora's inaugural LUMENAURA, an illuminated art event with entertainment, scavenger hunts, and musical performances throughout the downtown district. City of Aurora
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Construction has commenced on Giardino Trattoria & Pizzeria by JH Hospitality Group, enhancing downtown Aurora's dining scene with a garden-inspired Italian eatery in the historic Hobbs Building. The Beacon-News
- ➤ Kane County is preparing to finalize an agreement with a new economic development organization, aiming to coordinate business growth across its municipalities with a $3 million initial funding. The Beacon-News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ In the Illinois General Assembly's 50th District race, incumbent Democrat Barbara Hernandez and Republican challenger Teresa Alexander outline their priorities on the economy, education, and policies to support residents. The Beacon-News
- ➤ The Leagues of Women Voters in Aurora, Elgin, and Central Kane County will host a hybrid candidate forum on Wednesday for upcoming elections, with a Kane County Forest Preserve District presentation to follow. The Beacon-News
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The USDA has escalated a recall of over 345,000 dozens of eggs to a 'Class I' health hazard situation after linking them to a Salmonella outbreak affecting nine states, including Illinois, with more than 60 people sickened. NBC Chicago
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Geneva secures the top spot in the Aurora-Elgin area football rankings after defeating Batavia, with Finnegan Weppner's three touchdowns leading the victory. The Beacon-News
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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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Blood, Beats & Rock Featuring Smashing Pumpkins, The Cure & Garbage
Experience an electrifying night of rock music featuring iconic bands Smashing Pumpkins, The Cure, and Garbage at The Piazza in Aurora, IL.
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Experience Lumenaura: An Outdoor Illuminated Art Journey
Experience the City of Aurora’s inaugural outdoor illuminated art exhibition featuring immersive light-and-sound installations across its stunning landscape.
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