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Good morning, Aurora. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of October.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • After overcoming initial licensing challenges, the Paradise Tattoo Shop, led by 24-year-old East Aurora High School graduate Brandon Rodriguez, celebrated its opening in Aurora's near East Side with city officials' support.  The Beacon-News

CRIME NEWS

  • Metra's Union Pacific West line experienced rush hour halts due to reported theft from freight trains, causing significant delays.  NBC Chicago

CULTURE NEWS

  • Aurora native Mike Meyer, an Emmy-winning filmmaker, premieres his new film 'The Fright Stuff: The Life and Times of the Haunted Attraction Industry' highlighting his passion for the horror genre and the haunted house industry.  The Beacon-News

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • The Kane County auditor election on Nov. 5 will see Democrat incumbent Penny Wegman face Republican challenger Gretchen Butler, focusing on issues like policy modernization, transparency, and the conduct of audits.  The Beacon-News
  • Aurora aims to use a $2 million grant from Illinois’ Healthy Houses Program to preserve affordable rental properties for low- to moderate-income tenants.  The Beacon-News
  • Three candidates, including two incumbents, are competing in the Nov. 5 election for two seats on the Will County Board District 10, highlighting key issues such as mental health services, solar energy development, transportation improvements, and maintaining low property taxes.  The Beacon-News

SPORTS NEWS

  • Grant Dose's dominant performance with five touchdowns propels Marquette Academy to a 47-14 victory over Aurora Central Catholic, highlighting their strong season progress.  Kane County Chronicle
  • Chloe Gollaher, celebrating her 17th birthday, helps lead Waubonsie Valley to a comeback victory over Metea Valley with a key performance.  The Beacon-News
  • Waubonsie Valley football team defeated DeKalb 28-19, bolstering their playoff chances with crucial plays by Stefan Popov and Chrisjan Simmons.  Daily Herald

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 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.

    Fri, 10/18/24

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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.

    Sat, 10/19/24

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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.

    Sun, 10/20/24

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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.

    Thu, 10/24/24

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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.

    Fri, 10/25/24

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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.

    Fri, 11/1/24

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  • Day of the Dead Celebration at Chicago Premium Outlets

    Celebrate the Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead with arts and crafts, traditional dance performances, and a community altar in a family-friendly atmosphere.

    Sat, 11/2/24

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  • Fill The Bowls Fundraiser: A Taste of Fox Valley

    Experience a culinary delight with samples from over 25 local restaurants, mimosa bar, and exciting raffles, all supporting Marie's Pantry in providing holiday meals for families in need.

    Sun, 11/3/24

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  • Frozen - The Musical: Regional Premiere in Aurora

    Experience the enchanting regional premiere of Disney's beloved fairytale, reimagined for the stage in a Tony Award-nominated musical.

    Wed, 11/6/24

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  • Little Shop of Horrors

    Experience the thrilling musical 'Little Shop of Horrors', featuring catchy songs and a wild plot involving a carnivorous plant and a loveable florist.

    Thu, 11/7/24

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