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Oberweis Dairy issues statement after bankruptcy filing, plant closure announcement
Illinois-based Oberweis Dairy has issued a statement following the company’s decision to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week.
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Oberweis Dairy plans to close plant, lay off 127 workers
The suburban dairy company recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Oberweis Dairy files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Oberweis Dairy, the nearly century-old suburban business known for its milk products and ice cream stores, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Friday, according to court documents.
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Additional affordable housing options for seniors coming to Aurora
Welcome news arrived for seniors in Aurora Tuesday morning, as the Aurora Housing Authority announced that it will add more than five dozen new affordable housing units to its portfolio. The authority owns and manages more than 800 units of rental housing, and this year they’re adding 70 more specifically dedicated to seniors. “I know eventually I’ll need to find…
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Aurora senior citizens will be able to apply for more affordable housing
Thanks to an addition of new units, senior citizens in Aurora will be able to apply for more affordable housing beginning Wednesday, NBC Chicago’s Courtney Sisk reports.
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Aurora residents mark 5-year anniversary of mass shooting at Henry Pratt Company
Just a day after many Americans are reeling after a woman was killed and over 20 others were wounded after the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade, Illinois’ second-largest city is remembering those lost in a tragedy that continues to affect the community.
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Aurora residents remember victims of Henry Pratt shooting 5 years later
Five years after a mass shooting in Aurora left five people dead and five police officers wounded, residents in Illinois’ second-largest city are remembering the victims, NBC Chicago’s Lexi Sutter reports.
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Aurora City Council adopts ordinance regulating busloads of migrants from Texas
New rules of where and when asylum-seekers can be dropped off in Chicago is forcing bus companies to come up with a new plan. Now – they’re taking migrants to the suburbs, including Aurora. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports on the city’s response.
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Aurora residents demand accountability for bus drivers after dozens of migrants dropped off in western suburbs
Buses had arrived in Elburn, Manhattan and Aurora, in addition to an instance in Kankakee where a bus driver erroneously told migrants they had arrived in Chicago, leading to some walking on the side of the expressway covered in blankets.
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Aurora City Council holds special meeting after unplanned migrant buses arrive
As many as five buses arrived in the western suburb of Aurora this week.
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Chicago officials, activists push harder for federal assistance with influx of migrants
Chicago officials are demanding help from the federal government after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s administration revealed its plans to fly more migrants into the city, NBC Chicago’s Lexi Sutter reports.
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Road closures in place at Chicago Premium Outlets in Aurora for Black Friday 2023
Many malls across the Chicago area opened early Friday morning, with long lines forming even before the sun came up. In Aurora, at Chicago Premium Outlets, a line formed outside the Nike outlet before the mall’s opening time of 6 a.m.
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Line longs form early for Black Friday deals in Chicago area
Black Friday in the Chicago area felt a bit like the early 1990s, with long lines already forming outside area malls.
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Video: 10-year-old boy shows off DIY fully transforming Optimus Prime costume for Halloween
10-year-old Aurora boy shows off an impresive, fully transforming Optimus Prime Transformers costume he and his mother made for Halloween.
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Aurora mother desperate for answers in search for missing 16-year-old son
The mother of a missing Aurora teen is desperate for answers as her search nears one month, NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Suburban residents celebrate Independence Day with holiday traditions
Fourth of July was a day of celebration in the western suburbs as hundreds of people lined the streets for an Independence Day parade. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.
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‘We're excited to be here:' Suburban residents celebrate Independence Day with holiday traditions
Fourth of July was a day of celebration in the western suburbs as hundreds of people lined the streets for an Independence Day parade. “I’m very proud of the bands that are going to be here, and I’m looking forward to seeing what floats and other things that are here,” said Downers Grove resident Linda Hicks. The parade, which...
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Aurora mayor Richard Irvin discusses city's push for Chicago Bears
After the Chicago Bears announced that a future stadium in Arlington Heights was no longer their “singular focus,” several other options have emerged for the city’s NFL franchise as they search for a new home.
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Interview: Mayor of Aurora makes pitch for Chicago Bears to move to the suburb
Mayor of Aurora, Richard Irvin makes pitch for the Chicago Bears football team to move to his city, highlighting the city’s economic development and infrastructure.
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Aurora makes push to be next home of Chicago Bears
Aurora has become the latest suburb to throw their hat in the ring as the next potential home of the Chicago Bears, NBC Chicago’s Christian Farr reports.