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Naper Settlement is bringing back several events that were canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and adding a couple of new ones.

The LWV of Naperville hosted a candidate forum last night for the four school board seats up for grabs at Naperville School District 203.

For those looking to give their yards a bit of spring spirit, both DuPage and Will Counties are offering native spring plant sales.

Naperville School District 203 announced that it will return to full-time in-person learning for all students starting after Spring Break on April 7. 

Karie Friling is expected to be approved as the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County’s new executive director at a board meeting on March 16.

D204 is planning for its elementary, middle, and high school students to move to five days of in-person learning after spring break.

Council is set to discuss a new entertainment and sports complex, improvements on North Aurora Road, and Sustainable Naperville 2036 at its next meeting.

The Citizens Appreciate Public Safety (CAPS) virtual ceremony is honoring the winners of the annual Naperville Fire Department CAPS Awards.

When it comes to new COVID-19 variants, many are asking “How protected might I be against them once I get vaccinated?” 

The DuPage County Health Department is reporting that 94,053 people, or 10.13 percent of DuPage County residents are now fully vaccinated.

The Naperville Police Department is reminding motorists “buzzed driving is drunk driving” ahead of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. Designate a sober driver.