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On the same day Sycamore school officials formally cut the ribbon on the district’s new administration building, School Board President Michael DeVito said he can’t say much about why he voted to place the district’s top employee on paid leave.
The DeKalb School District 428 Board adopted its tentative budget for fiscal 2026 in a 7-0 vote this week. The public will get another chance to weigh in on the budget draft in September.
Plans for an Amoco gas station and convenience store to take over a former 7-Eleven in the city’s Fourth Street corridor were met this week with preliminary approval from a DeKalb panel.
Sycamore School District 427 Superintendent Steve Wilder and the district’s school board have reached a mutual agreement to begin a transition in leadership, board President Michael DeVito announced during a special meeting Friday night
U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Naperville, will host a series of town halls in every county in Illinois’ 14th District this month, her office announced Friday.
Big O’s Barbecue is the latest beneficiary of the city of DeKalb’s architectural improvement program.
The man on track to be the next DeKalb County Administrator has rescinded his application for the job, DeKalb County Board Chairman John Frieders announced during a special executive committee meeting Wednesday.
A divided DeKalb City Council this week sought to give one last chance to the local developer behind plans to turn the former St. Mary’s Hospital building into apartments.
The Sycamore Community School District 427 school board will have a special meeting Friday evening, but few details of the meeting are on the agenda.