Local News | Daily Chronicle - Shaw Local (2024)

The city of DeKalb this week shut down the calzone establishment D.P. Dough, alleging the business violated municipal code by failing to pay its local restaurant taxes, a city official said Wednesday. The business has 35 days to appeal, a closure order states.

The DeKalb Public Library will hold a story time and outdoor hike as part of its third annual Stories and a Stroll program Thursday/

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will host a “Keeping the Faith in a Secular World” lecture on the secular world and faith on Thursday.

Joel and Joan Barczak set up an unassuming gardening shop in Sycamore more than a generation ago, and after multiple family and business expansions they’re poised to celebrate 35 years at Blumen Gardens.

With festivities abound, the DeKalb Park District is gearing up to bring the community together for the annual tradition, that is the Fourth of July.

The open house will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday in the City Hall Annex, 128 E. Railroad St. in downtown Sandwich.

A man suffered injuries in an overnight shooting in DeKalb, and authorities said Monday they’re asking for the public’s help in identifying the shooter.

Jay Moore, founder of TRUTH Basketball Academy and an assistant boys basketball coach at DeKalb High School, worked with a player Tuesday at the School. Moore started the academy to give area players a chance to hone their basketball skills locally.

The Genoa-Kingston girls basketball team, under new head coach Doug Brewington, held a summer practice Wednesday at the school.