What’s going on in Naperville today? Naperville remembers those lost on September 11th in a bright way, The Liquor Commission considers changing age requirements to buy, possess or consume tobacco, and Waubonsie Valley Grad Alyssa Gialamas competes in the Rio Paralympic Games!
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A resolution for the Naperville Township Road District consolidation may be ahead, the School of Performing Arts closes, and the NJWC Woman of the Year.
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Naperville will issue precautionary boil orders to some residents, Little Friends property rezoning decision delayed, and census workers sought.
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Decision on rezoning the land owned by Little Friends planned for purchase by North Central is delayed, a third diversity discussion and from Metea to the MLB.
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Naperville Public Library’s Julie Rothenfluh is retiring, Liquor Commission discusses Tobacco 21, and Naperville Sports Weekly hosts its annual awards show.
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District 204 honored long-serving principals, the police department makes a donation to a wildlife center, and high school lacrosse players earn All-State honors.
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District 204 sees a decline in out-of-school suspensions, a new exhibit at Morton Arboretum, and all state honors for local athletes in girls soccer.
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The second years of Aurora’s Pride Parade, furry models needed for a canine calendar, and a local senior who loves fitness gets nominated for an award.
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James Holzhauer makes a donation to a local cause, the Dilly Bar Golf Outing is back, and Naperville residents admired some classic cars.
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Residents give input on the city’s Comprehensive Master Plan, District 203 approved its 2019-2020 budget, and Naperville is the top suburb for retail sales.
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The city is hosting two workshops to discuss the Comprehensive Master Plan, register soon for National Night Out 2019, and NNHS is being honored at Arlington.
