David Sharos is a freelance reporter for the Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on culture and society, agriculture, and events, particularly in the context of corporate gatherings and event management. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Dayton Daily News, Chicago Tribune, and The Macomb Daily.
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David Sharos focuses on local events, community news, small businesses, and charitable initiatives within the Illinois and Chicago area. His articles often feature expert commentary and cover a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home as well as seasonal events.
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Three free World Cup watch parties are planned at RiverEdge Park in Aurora, with the first event set for Tuesday evening, organizers said.
By: David Sharos
Hayley Cestafe of Naperville is a big fan of natural honey and admitted it took very little to lure her and her family to the fourth annual Honey Fest at Abbey Farms in Aurora on Saturday.
By: David Sharos
Hundreds of fans came out to cheer on the U.S. team during a watch party at RiverEdge Park in Aurora Wednesday evening.
By: David Sharos
Aurora resident Stacy Lorenz said the only way to start the holiday with her family is to come to the annual Fourth of July parade in downtown Aurora.
By: David Sharos
In celebration of our country's 250th anniversary, Oswegoland Park District rolled out its Oswego 250 Wheels on Parade event.
By: David Sharos
For organizers, there is something special about the annual Windmill City Festival in Batavia, set to begin on Friday.
By: David Sharos
Aurora's fireworks celebration to salute the Fourth of July may have been delayed a week due to severe weather, but those attending the makeup event at RiverEdge Park Friday evening didn't seem to mind.
By: David Sharos
For Aurora resident Pam Pingleton, the opening of the midweek Aurora Farmers Market on Wednesday was a great thing.
By: David Sharos
Batavia resident Haley O'Brien and her family always check out the annual Windmill City Festival, a summertime staple in the city.
By: David Sharos
For Aurora resident Pam Pingleton, the opening of the midweek Aurora Farmers Market on Wednesday was a great thing.
