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- Phase 1B Group Expands | Township Ballot Dispute | New Businesses
iGovernor Pritzker expands who fits in the Phase 1B group for vaccines, Naperville Township ballot dispute, and new businesses for Downtown Naperville.
- Comments at Council | Traffic Calming Toolkit | Light Show Relocated?
iCouncil discusses written comments submitted for meetings, a traffic calming toolkit for safety and the Manchester Light Show may be moving locations.
- Snow Fall Update | Naperville Back On Jeopardy! | TOCA Naperville
iFive inches of snow has fallen since Sunday, a Naperville North alum will compete on Jeopardy! and TOCA Naperville is now open.
- Park District Renovations | “A Path To Freedom” | Gospel Extravaganza
iNaperville Park District planning renovations, COD & DuPage County Board premiere their Underground Railroad film, & NCC to host virtual Gospel Extravaganza.
- Short Term Rental Ban | Kroehler Dorm Photo Op | Sky Zone Reopening
iNaperville’s short-term home rental ban to continue, photo-op for former Kroehler Residence Hall residents, clunkers wanted and Sky Zone Aurora reopening.
- DuPage Sheriff Sued | Council Candidate Forum | Holiday Celebrations
iA woman is suing the DuPage County Sheriff, a City Council candidate forum is scheduled for March, and Naperville prepares for two holidays.
- More Winter Weather | Candidate Forums | Officer White Scholarship
iNaperville should receive even more winter weather, upcoming election forums will showcase local candidates, and the park district offers a scholarship.
- Pritzker Signs HB 3653 | Human+Nature | Edward Hospital Recognition
iGovernor Pritzker signed HB 3653, the Morton Arboretum’s new large art exhibit, and Edward Hospital recognized for maternity care.
- Less Vaccine | District 204 Graduation | Napervillian on Shark Tank
iWill County Health Department have less first dose vaccine due to short supply, D204 plans for graduation, and a Napervillian on Shark Tank.
- D204 In-Person Update | Diocese Vaccinations | Wedding Gown Giveaway
iD204 updates its in-person learning model, park district spring program registration starts soon, and a boutique hosts a wedding gown giveaway.
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