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Elgin Courier News

Wednesday, May 14, 2025

Trump-themed shop could be closed over code issues, but owner says it’s political

The Trump Truth Store has been cited for several code violations, but the owner claims she’s being unfairly targeted for her political beliefs.

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Two women rescued from Fox River in Geneva

Two women fell out of their kayaks on Sunday night in Geneva, the fire department says, and were rescued by local firefighters and police.

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Elgin Valley Fox Trot bringing back cash prizes, introducing new routes

The 48th edition of the Elgin Valley Fox Trot set for June 1 will be a bit different from years past. Not only will cash prizes be offered again for the first time in many years, there will be new routes for the 5K and 10-mile races.

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Newly-elected city clerk declines to take office after relocating outside of St. Charles

Susan Hanson ran unopposed in the April 1 election after former city clerk Nancy Garrison stepped down, city officials said.

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Elgin News Digest: Sherman nurse throws out first pitch at Cubs game; Public Museum program to focus on local butterflies

Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area.

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Kane County Board approves five-year transportation plan

The plan outlines projects the county plans to do in the next five years, but includes no new projects due to funding constraints.

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Transfer portal has shifted priorities in college football recruiting. One response: High school showcases.

The NCAA transfer portal has changed the recruiting game for high school football players — and the coaches who try to set them on the best path.

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On a North Carolina college tour, South Elgin’s Adriana Jimenez finds next home. ‘Been a staple for three years.’

Adriana Jimenez executes a sacrifice bunt to key a four-run first inning as South Elgin tops West Aurora 6-2.

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Aurora Central Catholic’s Corina Miller wears sunflower in her hair. For her grandfather. ‘It’s my superstition.’

Junior ace pitcher Corina Miller works three innings for Aurora Central Catholic in a 17-5 victory over Geneva.

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Paul Johnson’s Aurora-Elgin area baseball rankings and player of the week

Rock-solid West Aurora stays in top spot, while red-hot South Elgin jumps into the rankings.