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Monday, June 8, 2026

More than a dozen residents displaced after three house fires in Aurora over the weekend, fire department says

Two of the fires occurred in homes on the city’s East Side a little outside of downtown Aurora, while another occurred on the city’s far East Side.

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Drive-thru food distribution event planned in Aurora for those in need

The fifth annual Juneteenth Food Distribution Drive-Thru event is set for Friday, June 12, at Phillips Park on the East Side of Aurora, organizers said.

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Several Pride Month events are coming to Aurora this weekend

The events include Pride at the Plaza Saturday and the annual Aurora Pride Parade Sunday, followed by a party at Two Brothers Roundhouse.

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Aurora City Council will vote on ethics proposal June 9, Mayor John Laesch says

The Aurora City Council will be voting on a long-discussed campaign finance ethics reform package at its meeting on June 9, according to Mayor John Laesch.

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Freshness key for fans of Aurora Farmers Market as it opens for its 115th season

This year’s market, which opened for the season Saturday, marks the 115th run of what is considered the oldest farmers market in Illinois, city officials said.

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Mid-week farmers market to open for season in Batavia

The Wednesday evening version of the Batavia Farmers Market will open for the season on Wednesday, the Batavia MainStreet group has announced.

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Illinois attorney general gets injunction in suit over potential asbestos exposure at Aurora apartments

An Aurora apartment building has to be cleaned in accordance with a state Environmental Protection Agency-approved plan, according to the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, which recently obtained an injunction order in its lawsuit over possible asbestos exposure in the building.

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Column: Faith, family and fine china on display at St. Gall event in Elburn

In a fast-paced digital world, using fine china brings back memories of family, special holidays and traditions.

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