June 22, 2024
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Hot weather and pets: Here’s how to keep them safe
The Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association offers helpful tips pet owners should follow as the temperature rises:
Learn more about Kish College’s adult education programs
Participants can learn about the departments GED prep, English as a Second Language, Bridge to Careers and workforce or post-secondary education transition programs. No registration is required to attend.
Sandwich Antique Mart to celebrate 35 years in business
Sandwich Antique Mart, the oldest antique store in Sandwich, will celebrate 35 years in business with a special storewide sale and cake.
DeKalb County History Center to remodel outdoor seating, event space, add parking
The project includes repurposing the history center’s corn crib to feature event space for speakers and performers. The remodel also features outdoor seating, a pavilion area, and a walking path with agricultural history interactive panels.
DeKalb auto repair business gets initial support with rezoning 4 nearby properties
A DeKalb auto repair business may have found a new home in the city’s Fourth Street corridor and as the shop’s owner looks to grow operations at 1106 S. Fourth St. The rezoning also would accommodate a beauty salon.
Sycamore approves Ideal Industries-funded walking path
A business that recently donated land for a proposed new fire station has gained city approval to build a public walking path around a retention pond near its campus in southeast Sycamore.
Misspent Youth to perform June 22 in DeKalb
The free concert will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the library’s main lobby, 309 Oak St.
Robots on Mars? Learn about it at upcoming DeKalb event
The free workshops will be held at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday in the library’s lower-level Yusunas Meeting Room, 309 Oak St.
Fred Davis chosen to fill DeKalb school board vacancy
Fred Davis, a DeKalb resident who previously served on the DeKalb School District 428 Board, took the oath of office this week to fill a school board vacancy created by Andre Powell, now a city alderman.