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Did you know eclipses have a season? “Eclipse seasons” happen less than six months apart when the lunar orbit is perfect for Sun, Earth, and Moon eclipse alignments to occur. Each season lasts o...

The Elgin Master Chorale will perform Gioachino Rossini’s “Petite Messe Solennelle” on Sunday, April 14. This mass, arranged for choir and four soloists, is accompanied by two pianos and a harmo...

Over the past two years, Harper College’s Community Innovation Fund Grant Program has awarded $150,000 in grants to 11 nonprofit organizations whose missions support the advancement of equity, diver...

In April, CASA Kane County is extending an invitation to the community to participate in raising awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month. There will be many opportunities for involvement throughout...

Meet Chicago Northwest (MCNW) is honored to announce that it’s a proud winner of two awards at the Illinois Governor’s Conference on Travel & Tourism, the state’s premier educational and net...

Get gardening tips, learn about local oak trees, and explore state parks at these Earth Day programs, offered by Gail Borden Public Library. For information about Earth Day programs, visit gailborden....

Award recipients will be recognized during NISOD’s annual International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, to be held May 25 to 28 in Austin, Texas. Courtesy of COD Press Photography ...

The Friends of Dundee Natural Areas and Dundee Township Open Space will host a Solar Eclipse Picnic on Monday, April 8, at Jelke Creek Bird Sanctuary. Bring your picnic lunch and camping chairs to th...

The Norris Cultural Arts Center’s “Wednesdays @ One” event series continues April 3 at the Baker Community Center in downtown St. Charles, with a program featuring Chad Goodman, the new music di...

The majestic “Hallelujah Chorus” from George Frideric Handel’s Messiah will again be sung by the 160-voice combined choirs of Elgin’s Northwest Bible Baptist Church and its Providence Baptis...