The weekend was filled with lots of Halloween events: the Downtown Halloween Hop, Safety Town Trick or Treat, DuPage Children’s Museum’s Pumpkin Palooza, Turning Pointe’s Pumpkin Races, and the Naperville Park District’s Halloween Happening.
Naperville News 17’s Aysha Ashley Househ reports.
iPinkalicious is owned by Chelsea Herron, who has moved the girls-only basketball club online, while still maining high-level training opportunities.
iAfter a night of looting & rioting resulting in 17 arrests and damaged businesses, Aurora Strong shone through their clean up efforts and community spirit.
iUnity Partnership hosted a Naperville rally for a call to action in response to what happened to George Floyd and racial incidents in the community.
iThe Naperville Police Department and Naper Notify issued statements on the closing of City Hall and suggested that downtown business in Naperville close early.
iThe Brookdale neighborhood held a graduation parade for the Class of 2020 from Brookdale Elementary, Hill Middle School and Metea Valley.
iHungry for Talent was produced by Relief Coalition to help raise funds for those affected by COVID-19’s economic fallout and ensure food delivery.
iThe last two months of empty streets in Downtown Naperville are no more as restaurants reopened for outdoor dining today.
iBreaking Updates – With potential protests today in Naperville, the Naperville Police Department closed City Hall and has encouraged downtown businesses to close.
iHundreds gathered at two local rallies, one in Naperville and the other in Aurora, were held in response to the death of George Floyd.
iNaperville protects from looting with Aurora declaring a state of emergency as incidents of violence broke out in response to the death of George Floyd.
