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UPDATE: Suspect remains at-large after high speed chase ends in Geneva
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Police searching for suspect after high speed chase ends in Geneva
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Geneva firefighters rescue woman, dog from house fire
Updated 2/14/2021 11:34 AM
Firefighters rescued a woman and her dog Saturday evening after fire broke out in her Geneva Township home, authorities said.
The Geneva Fire Department responded at 6:14 p.m. to the reported structure fire in the 0N700 block of Wenmoth Lane, after a neighbor called 911.
The first firefighters to arrive found heavy fire coming from the south side of the single-family home and were told a woman was still inside. Firefighters quickly located and rescued the woman and a dog from the home, officials said.
The woman was transported to Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital in Geneva as a precaution, but no injuries were reported.
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Geneva City Manager Sage Gerling and Assistant City Manager Adam Blowers presented the City’s annual State of the City address Wednesday, February 10. Gerling and Blowers presented an upbeat message that focused on the City’s successes during a challenging 2020.
Afterward, Council predominantly ignored the successes of City Staff touted by Gerling and Blowers and instead focused primarily on negatives. Some of the issues raised by Council did not even relate to the State of the City presentation, such as Councilor Ken Camera (Ward 4) challenging legal opinions offered by the law firm Hancock Estabrook, LLP during the Police Reform Board (PRB) process.