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Citizens of Sugar Grove and surrounding towns gather at the Sugar Grove Village Board meeting to hear the Board's decision on whether or not to approve the Crown development project. The Board approved the development with a 5-2 vote.
Sugar Grove Board votes yes to TIF
By: Carli Filek, Social Media Executive • September 26, 2024

On Tuesday, Sept. 10, the Sugar Grove Village Board voted to approve the annexation, Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district and development agreements for Crown Community’s...

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New cell phone policy
September 26, 2024
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Dangers of Idolatry in Politics
By: Olivia Cotter, News Spread Editor and Columnist • 3 hours ago

We show our support in many ways: posters, shirts, bumper stickers, hats and social media posts. But, there is a fine line between political support and idolatry, and during the campaign process for the upcoming election, more and more people have been crossing that line. In the new era of political campaigning, I’ve witnessed all sorts of ways politicians try to connect with their audience, including Among Us live streams and celebrity endorsements. As voters, you should research politicians and choose based on policy, rather than personality.  Idolizing politicians leads to political division and greater conflict between parties. If you revere a politician, you will view people with opposing views or beliefs as enemies. As we can see with the House of Representatives and the Senate, conflict between parties and politicians will prevent anything from being solved. After former President and current Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s first assassination attempt in Butler,...

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How to have fun without spending
How to have fun without spending
By: Olivia Krasuski, News 1 Editor and Columnist • September 26, 2024

As a teen, finding fun things to do with friends without breaking the bank can be frustrating, but sometimes the best hangouts don’t have to...

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Name: Emma Weintraub   Position: Lifestyle design and podcaster   Graduation year: 2026    A few sentences about me: Hi! In my free time I love to dance. If I am not dancing,...

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