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Naperville nature center right on schedule
On Thursday night, the Naperville Park District Board OK'd five contracts related to the construction of the nature center.
8 hrs ago | Daily Herald
Moving Picture: Conservation guru promotes land stewardship
Nestled along Knoch Knolls Road in southwest Naperville is a 60-acre oasis of fertile open space surrounded by all the trappings of suburban life.
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SOLD: Naperville, Lisle Home Sales May 24 Edition
A 5-bedroom, 4-bath home sold recently in Naperville for $680,000, according to real estate records.
14 hrs ago | Naperville Sun
Taking a look at the mess in Springfield
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn, introduces State Representative Darlene Senger during the pension reform press conference at the DuPage County Boardroom on Friday, January 4, 2013, in Wheaton IL.
Michelle Holdway Poll Vault: What's the best suburban festival?
The Eyes to the Skies hot-air balloon festival in Lisle draws more than 150,000 people.
Naperville mayor tears toilet paper to open new restrooms
Naperville spokeswoman Linda LaCloche, right, prepares the toilet paper for the ceremonial tearing to open the new restrooms in Central Park.
Soldier sculpture to be dedicated Sunday
The Naperville Riverwalk Commission, Century Walk Foundation, Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873 and American Legion Post 43 invites the public to attend the dedication of the new Fallen Soldier Sculpture that will be unveiled in Exchange Club Veterans Plaza.
Naperville Mom Ticketed for Weed, Texting While Driving with Toddler: Police Blotter
By Charles Menchaca A 25-year-old Naperville woman is headed to court after she was found with marijuana blunts and texting while driving with her baby in Downers Grove, police said.
Naperville District 203 Approves 3-Year Teacher Contract
Naperville School District 203 Board of Education unanimously approved a new teachers' union contract Wednesday.
Dann Gire The Captain comes to Naperville, Woodridge
William Shatner plays Capt. James T. Kirk in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn," coming to theaters in Naperville and Woodridge with the actor in tow.
Naper Settlement to host cemetery tour Saturday
Did you know that a Naperville carpenter and homebuilder had an important role in the Battle of Gettysburg? You'll learn all about Levi Shafer and his contributions during a special guided tour of the Naperville Cemetery in honor of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.
5 Charged With Underage Drinking in Separate Incidents: Police Blotter
Incident: CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL BY PERSON UNDER 21 Location: Madison St & Chicago Ave Date/Time: 5/19/13 12:29AM ARRESTEE: Polancich, Jack W, 20, 1636 Clyde Dr, Naperville CHARGES: Illegal Consumption of Alcohol by Person Under 21 ARRESTEE: Bartolotta, Matthew P, 20, 212 Settlers Ct, Naperville CHARGES: Illegal Consumption of Alcohol by Person ... (more)
No prosecution of District 129 officials in abuse case
Kane County State's Attorney Joe McMahon Wednesday said "education and not prosecution" was the best route to follow after West Aurora District 129 officials failed to report suspected sexual abuse by a former high school band director in summer 2010.
Downtown Naperville Food Carts Here to Stay - At Least for This Year
If you're looking to quickly crave late-night hunger in downtown Naperville, you're taste buds are covered - at least for the rest of the year.
Council lends nod to BlackFinn management shift
Jim Bergeron will soon be running things in the restaurant he owns in Naperville's downtown - not Jimmy's Grill, a different one.
Group protests IRS treatment of conservative organizations
A crowd of more than 200 people, including about 25 from Naperville, showed up at the Internal Revenue Service office in Downers Grove to protest what they called the unfair treatment of conservative groups.
Probe of Naper Settlement's Fort Payne fire continues
Naperville Fire Department investigators on Tuesday continued to seek the source and cause of a blaze that did an estimated $150,000 damage to the replica of Fort Payne at Naper Settlement.
"We are human beings. We are able to walk upright on two feet. We need a footpath," the Naperville naturalist wrote in a 1963 letter to the editor.