Naperville Among Money’s Top 50 Best Places to Live in US

Naperville is among the top 50 best places to live in the U.S. according to a recent ranking by Money magazine, landing at No. 16 on the list. City’s Many Accolades Land It In Top 50 Money gave a nod to the number of “best of” lists Naperville had landed on, including best place to… Read more »

Naperville City Council Discusses Business District Taxes

Naperville City Council recently held discussions about additional taxes for the proposed Heinen’s Business District, as well as the Westridge Court and Heritage Shopping Centers. Heinen Business District City Council voted 5-4 in favor of passing an ordinance and scheduling an Oct. 4 public meeting for the proposed Heinen’s Business District during their Sept. 21… Read more »

Oktoberfest Brings All Things German to Naperville’s Naper Settlement

Oktoberfest is coming to Naper Settlement this weekend. The German-centric fest will be held on Friday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1. All Things German The celebration will include German cuisine, local and traditional Oktoberfest beer choices, and live music, featuring both polka and rock music, all under a large heated tent. The band line… Read more »

Naperville’s Russell Fletcher Plans To Summit Mount Kilimanjaro

Naperville native Russell Fletcher will spend the next week trekking up Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Chance for Adventure The 66-year-old spent most of his career as a chairperson of the Planning Commission for the Village of Bolingbrook. For the past six years, he’s called Naperville home. But he’s excited for his upcoming change of scenery…. Read more »

D204 Hiring Challenges | CAWA Book Drive | Meson Sabika Fundraiser

D204 Facing Hiring Challenges Indian Prairie School District 204 is facing unprecedented challenges in hiring, like many other districts in the state. At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Dr. Louis Lee presented the District’s Annual Hiring Report. He showed data from an Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) Survey,… Read more »

Former Aurora Mayor Robert J. O’Connor Has Died At 78

Former Aurora mayor Robert James O’Connor died at home on September 15, the city of Aurora reported Monday. He was 78. Longtime Public Servant O’Connor was the 58th mayor of Aurora, serving from 2016 to 2017. He was also a nine-term alderman-at-large for the city, first elected in 1985. During the entirety of his 36-year… Read more »