At Edward Hospital, there was an extra-special celebration, when the first Naperville New Year baby of 2015 was born.
Paul John Dwyer was born to proud parents Julie and George at 1:56 a.m. on January 1.
He was born eight pounds three ounces, 21 inches long and joins his excited big sister, Lilli, in their loving family.
iThe Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners discussed various capitol projects and renovations at its meeting last night.
iEarly voting for the April 6 consolidated election begins tomorrow in DuPage and Will counties. Vote By Mail ballots will also begin being sent out.
iLouis Freeman is a lifelong trailblazer – from one of the first Black students at his high school to the first Black pilot at Southwest Airlines
iEarly voting begins today, trials to resume soon in DuPage after $13 million courthouse renovation, and one in seven DuPage residents have had first COVID vaccine.
iWe get a cross-town classic on the girls gymnastics floor as both Naperville Central and Naperville North are looking for their first conference win.
iBattogtokh Gombo has been charged with one felony count of burglary after stealing cash from Tous Les Jour Bakery in Naperville.
iCOD and the DuPage County Board have created a short film about the role DuPage County had in the Underground Railroad.
iPeople are spending a little more time indoors, but that doesn’t mean you have to stare at screens all day. Hands on activities like tabletop gaming and sewing are making a comeback.
iOwen Perkins is the owner of Naperville’s own Central Vacuum on 5th Avenue, and he’s also the owner of over 50 vintage vacuums and other retro relics.
iCourtroom 3011 at the DuPage County’s JOF gives a glimpse of what future courtrooms may look like due to the impacts of COVID-19.
