Little Friends annual “Parade of Lights” has been canceled due to COVID-19. No replacement event was announced in a press release.
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New $19 Million Shopping Center Coming to Naperville
A $19 million shopping center is coming to Naperville. Construction is currently underway and the center is scheduled to open in late 2021.
Council Discusses Affordable Housing Recommendations
The dais discussed eight recommendations made by the Housing Advisory Commission to address Naperville’s lack of affordable housing.
First Adult-Use Cannabis Store | New Shopping Center | Metea Car Parade
Naperville’s first adult-use cannabis store, is opening next week, a new shopping center is coming, and Metea seniors had a car parade.
Fair Tax Amendment on November Ballots
Voters will see a referendum on November 3 ballots for the Fair Tax Amendment, deciding if Illinois should switch to a graduated income tax.
Naperville Releases its Recommendations For Halloween
Following the guidelines from the IDPH yesterday, the City of Naperville released their recommendations for Halloween today.
IDPH Halloween Guidelines | Free Thanksgiving Meals | Turkey Trot Goes Virtual
IDPH releases Halloween safety guidelines, Meson Sabika offers free Thanksgiving meals to those in need and Naperville Turkey Trot goes virtual.
Our Children’s Homestead
Building a strong, stable, foundation of support for each youth we serve, and develop opportunities that enable them to discover and sustain a positive life.
IDPH Releases Halloween Activity Guidelines
Today the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) issued guidance for those looking to do some Halloween activities like trick-or-treating.
Affordable Housing Workshop | IHSA Lawsuit | Moser Tower Repairs
Council discussed affordable housing at a workshop last night, a group of parents are suing the IHSA, and Moser Tower repairs could be delayed.
Homecoming Challenge Brings College Freshmen and Alumni Together
The campaign challenges alumni to visit their dorm rooms and visit the current college freshman there to build new connections.
Illinois Families File Lawsuit Against IHSA to Return to Fall Sports
A group of student athletes and their parents have sued the Illinois High School Association in the hopes they can get back to fall sports.