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After taking a year off due to the pandemic in 2020, Safety Town will return this summer with some new policies to adapt to COVID-19.

Naperville City Council tabled a decision that would put them on the path to make funding Naperville Century Walk’s public art initiatives a city obligation.

March Madness is here, and at our local forest preserves, it’s a showdown of the fowl-est nature, with area bird and mammal based brackets.

Some local bakers decided to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by baking traditional Irish soda bread at a class held by local business owners.

Sandy Youngstrom was looking at the forest preserve’s “Adopt an Animal” page and knew she needed to help Andre the great horned owl.

The DuPage County Health Department is reporting that over 200,000 residents have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. 

Naper Settlement launched a new Distance Learning Track with four new virtual field trips designed for students in grades three to eight. 

Naperville is routinely included among the best U.S. cities to raise a family, and this year’s Niche.com rankings puts it right at the top.

District 203 administration shared more details about the district’s plans to return to in-person learning, five days a week on April 7.