At the last City Council meeting, Councilman Chirico brought up the idea of creating a Craigslist Safe Zone in Naperville.
These Safe Zones have started to pop up in other states where specific towns offer a space with a watchful eye for buyers and sellers to meet and feel safe about their transaction.
The Naperville Police Department has contacted Craigslist and other Police stations that have already been deemed a “Safe Zone” to find out the correct steps to take in implementing the program.
iCandidates for the Park District Board got a chance to share last night at a forum hosted on Zoom by the League of Women Voters.
iThe DuPage Children’s Museum is now offering private play time, booking 90-minute slots for small groups of up to 10 children and adults.
iOn International Women’s Day, we take a look at what lead Councilwoman Judy Brodhead to her role in Naperville City Council.
i100 Naperville School District 203 teachers and staff participated in the district’s first school-based vaccination clinic today.
iCity Council will grant additional SECA funds to Naperville Century Walk to fund its Gold Star Families Memorial project in Veterans Park.
iA Naperville man was arrested for a weapons offense after being initially stopped for a traffic violation by Naperville police on March 1.
iLast night the LWVN hosted a candidate forum for the four school board seats up for grabs at Indian Prairie School District 204.
iMetea Valley student Nikunj Tyagi started LibraryCreate, which aims to provide books, libraries, and creative education to students in India.
iSome District 203 parents have started a petition that now has over 1,300 signatures calling for a return to full in-person learning.
iThe former Sam’s Club on Route 59 could be transformed into an entertainment and sporting complex, pending city council approval.
