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St. Charles City Council member Paul Lencioni has drawn criticism for allowing the group D303 Move Forward to gather petition signatures in his Blue Goose parking lot calling for the St. Charles School Board to halt funding to the firm Deep Equity.
See art, hear music at Fine Line during Fox River Arts Ramble Artist Nancy Krahn will be one of the five Fine Line jewelry artists featured during the Fox River Arts Ramble on Saturday, June 5. Her designs often include floral and botanical elements. Courtesy of Fine Line Creative Arts Center
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The Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles is one of 17 locations taking part in this year s Fox River Arts Ramble on Saturday, June 5. Fox Valley is rich in art, artists and art locations, making it the perfect place for a day of gallery and studio hopping in the area. The day runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and each of the 17 locations will have fantastic art and artists to meet. Admission is free.
Posted4/20/2021 5:30 AM
After the St. Charles city council voted Monday to amend an ordinance to allow liquor license holders to serve as elected officials, Blue Goose Market owner Paul Lencioni will be sworn in as a 3rd Ward alderman next month.
Lencioni, a liquor license holder who repeatedly has tried to change the law, defeated Chuck Amenta in the April 6 election by garnering nearly 58% of the votes in the ward. But the long-standing law prevented Lencioni from being seated unless he surrendered his liquor license.
Monday s 6-4 vote allows Lencioni to serve as alderman and keep his license, but state statute dictates he must recuse himself from liquor issues put before the council.