The winter weather has taken a toll on the city’s finances.
As of March 28, 76.59 inches of snow had fallen, costing Naperville close to $1.5 million in personnel, $693,000 going toward paid contractors who helped plow downtown, the train station and cul-de-sacs and $792,000 for overtime pay.
Those city workers also dropped more than 21,500 tons of salt on roadways, totaling almost $1.1 million.
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iThe DuPage Children’s Museum celebrated fall with Pumpkin Palooza, which was held outside this year with a new addition.
iIllinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced increasingly strict mitigation measures for Region 1 of the Restore Illinois Plan.
iVermont Cemetery is home to some of the last prairie land in Illinois, and also one spooky of a ghost story.
iBusinesses on Water Street brought Fall Family Fun Day to Downtown Naperville yesterday for the first time.
iAt their latest meeting, city council voted to waive liquor license fees, endorsed the Riverwalk 2031 Master Plan, and got an updated financial report.
iOswald’s Pharmacy in Naperville offers rapid antigen tests for COVID-19, producing results within 15 minutes.
iThe DuPage County State’s Attorney’s office is investigating three cases of possible voter fraud, for ballot requests which may have been made for dead people.
iThe Naperville Police Department has arrested a Naperville man for an attempted child abduction incident that happened on August 2.
iToday, we remember former Naperville Park District Executive Director Glen Ekey, who died at his home in south Naperville this morning at the age of 79.
iIndian Prairie School District 204 announced today they are pausing their transition to a hybrid program due to COVID-19 concerns.