Kaneland—The Fox Valley Career Center students of the month for April are Rojelio Rodriguez, Electrician I, St. Charles North High School; Abby Michels, Early Childhood I, Kaneland High School; and Veronica Rogawski, Health Occupations—CNA, St. Charles North High School.

ELBURN—The National Bank and Trust Co. in Elburn has adopted out piglets to area businesses for decoration and community fundraising.

ELBURN—The Elburn Police Department will switch its emergency dispatch services on Tuesday, June 1, but residents still should call 9-1-1 in cases of emergency.

The following reports were obtained from local police departments. The individuals charged with crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Sugar Grove—Members of the Sugar Grove Library Friends picked the winners of the Best Mom in Town contest.

Geneva—Imagine being one of the estimated 7 to 10 million Americans who often suffer from debilitating pain, chronic fatigue and mounting anxiety, and while on the road to diagnosis, often undergo an endless variety of medical tests.

KANELAND—It was cold and windy, but Knights boys track managed to leave all but one team in its collective dust on Friday.

KANELAND—Kaneland High School girls soccer continues to add on to its season of greatest hits, and it’s evident the squad doesn’t want the music to stop.

May 15, 2010, is Armed Forces Day. Right now, volunteer men and woman are everywhere protecting we civilians here at home.

The Elburn Chamber of Commerce would like to thank everyone who made the Pork Chop Dinner on March 31 such a great success.

Meridith Kate Albrecht, 33, of Mexico Beach, Fla., passed away Tuesday,
May 4, 2010, at her home. She was born in Chicago, and had lived in Mexico
Beach for the last five years, moving there from Elburn.

Geneva—Adults interested in learning about worry and anxiety are welcome to join TriCity Family Services for a free seminar, “Worry? Anxiety? What Does it Mean?” on Monday, May 17, from 7 to 8 p.m.

ELBURN—The Friends of Jason Gould Foundation is planning its second annual fundraiser for leukemia and lymphoma research, Jason’s Hogfan Party.

Geneva—On May 15, more 1,500 people whose lives have been touched by cancer will gather at on the island at Fabyan Park in the Kane County Forest Preserve to participate in the 5K Bridge Walk to benefit the Living Well Cancer Resource Center.

Sugar Grove—The Sugar Grove Library joined forces with the Sugar Grove American Legion Post 1271 Women’s Auxiliary to collect items to send to members of the military.

MAPLE PARK—The Maple Park Village Board on Monday voted against allowing a U.S. Cellular tower on village-owned park property next to the Civic Center.