Same sex couples throughout the state lined up at county buildings on June 2.
That was the first day couples could receive their marriage license or convert their civil union after the new law took effect June 1.
In DuPage County, seven couples received licenses while 24 converted their current civil unions.
Over in Will County, 9 new licenses were issued with 22 civil union conversions.
Both counties will convert civil unions for free until May 31, 2015.
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iNaperville City Council unanimously approved the development proposed on Little Friends’ property, which would convert the Kroehler Mansion to two townhomes.
iDistrict 203 announced they will not return to in-person learning until, tentatively, November 4 based on guidance released today by DCHD.
iNew restrictions for Regions 7 and 8 start Friday, city council approves Kroehler Mansion changes and townhomes, and trick or treat at Naper Settlement.
iGovernor Pritzker announced today that regions 7 and 8 will both be receiving enhanced COVID-19 mitigations. Both regions have had positivity rates of 8% or high for three consecutive days.
iSuits for Success donated clothes to the DuPage County Correctional Facility to help create a clothing closet for female inmates.
iThe IHSA announced this week they’ll allow student athletes to compete on both school and club teams simultaneously for spring and summer sports.
iThe recently announced COVID mitigations call for bars and restaurants to shutdown indoor dining and indoor bar service.
iMonday was a record-breaking day for the first day of expanded early voting in DuPage County, with 12,380 ballots cast – a 58% increase over the previous record.
iFor anyone brave enough to venture around town, the Naperville Trolley is giving tours of local Halloween houses covered with delightfully dreadful decorations.
iDistrict 204 will monitor two DCHD metrics to decide if students can transition to hybrid learning the week of November 2.