City of Wheaton officials on July 18 debated Aldi's plans to install a larger monument sign in front of its store as part of an expansion project. Aldi proposes to build a 3,300-square-foot addition on the east side of the store at 20 W. Loop Road that would allow the store to sell more retail products to meet consumer demand. The store was built in 1991, and the … [Read more...] about Wheaton officials reject Aldi sign proposal as part of expansion project
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Former Winfield deputy fire chief charged with forgery, misconduct
Former Winfield Deputy Fire Chief Bryan Lewis of Wheaton has been charged with two felony counts of official misconduct and two felony counts of forgery after allegedly presenting a false diploma to Winfield Fire Chief Phillip DeMenza in February. On Feb. 5, Lewis allegedly presented DeMenza with a false Triton College diploma dated May 1995, said Paul Darrah, spokesman … [Read more...] about Former Winfield deputy fire chief charged with forgery, misconduct
Elmhurst Cycling Classic returns July 22
For the fourth year in a row, the streets of Elmhurst will become a race track for professional cyclists from around the world. The Superior Ambulance Elmhurst Cycling Classic takes place July 22. The daylong event starts at 11 a.m. with the Juniors category race and ends at 9:30 p.m. after the men’s pro category race. At 6:30 p.m., the community will be given a … [Read more...] about Elmhurst Cycling Classic returns July 22
Eddie Volkman Streaming Live From Two Brothers Roadhouse In Aurora
Chicago radio legend Eddie Volkman brings the show on the road to Aurora at Two Brothers Roadhouse WCKG 1530 AM features Chicago radio icon Eddie Volkman Monday - Friday from 4PM - 7PM on the air and online at http://www.wckg.com Watch the live broadcast from Two Brothers Roadhouse in Aurora below. Don't forget to Click here to subscribe to our sister station Q101's … [Read more...] about Eddie Volkman Streaming Live From Two Brothers Roadhouse In Aurora
Elmhurst City Council votes against residential tax in downtown
The Elmhurst City Council unanimously decided not to create a new special service area (SSA) for residents living in the central business district. With Mayor Steve Morley absent and Alderman mark Mulliner serving as mayor pro tem during the July 5 meeting, the council voted 13-0 to approve a recommendation from the Finance, Council Affairs and Administrative Services … [Read more...] about Elmhurst City Council votes against residential tax in downtown