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Naperville Crime Stoppers are looking for more information on a public indecency case, an additional felony charge added in the tent arson incident and two Naperville golfers heading to the U.S. Women’s Golf Amateur.
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City Councilman Kevin Coyne announces he’s running for DuPage County Board, a project at Buttonwood Park moves forward, and a special storytime at the library.
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A county board member calls for the consolidation of the recorder’s office with the county clerk’s office, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and rapellers go over the edge.
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Ryan Companies presented its baseline concept for the 5th Avenue project. The latest design includes affordable housing, parking, and a focus on sustainability.
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College of DuPage Faculty Association votes to authorize a strike, a new brewery is coming to Naperville, and Naperville among best places to live in U.S.
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Naperville ceremony commemorates 9/11, Cantigny Park displays World Trade Center beams, and new body scan for the DuPage County Jail.
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Henry Winkler is coming to Naperville for his new book, Edward Hospital’s Care Center hosted a “sacred” fundraiser, and NCC QB Broc Rutter breaks a record.
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Anne Frank’s stepsister coming to Naperville, as is Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, hero intern at DuPage County Sheriff’s Office and top dancers named.
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9/11 remembered in Naperville ceremony tonight, DuPage County reports first human case of West Nile virus, and Jim Healy won’t run again for DuPage County Board.
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A grant to fund expansion of the 95th Street/Book Road was rejected, the 5th Avenue Steering Committee meets again, and IPEA mourns the death of its president.
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The agreement between the city and District 203 to pay the Walgren family was approved, IPSD 204 will conduct an enrollment study, and District 203 receives an award.
