Today DuPage Pads announced they’ve found their new leader. April Redzic will be the next President and CEO of the non-profit.
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Council Talks Face Coverings, New Boards, and Finances
Naperville City Council discussed how to promote the use of face coverings, potential new boards they could create, and an updated financial outlook.
Online Academy Deadline Extended | DuPage Pads New Leader | Mask Safety
District 203 extended the registration deadline for their online academy, DuPage Pads announces its new leader, and city council discuss mask safety.
Crimes Are Down From Last Year, According To Naperville Police
Today the Naperville Police Department released its 2020 Mid-Year Crime Statistics, and it revealed crimes are down from last year.
COVID Uptick | Ogden 6 to Kendall 11 | Growing Hope
DuPage County sees an uptick in COVID-19 cases, Ogden 6’s owners have bought Kendall 11, and healthcare workers get honored with trees.
COVID-19 Numbers Rising in DuPage, Will Counties
DuPage County Health Department notes increase in COVID-19 cases, Will County receives warning from IDPH after increase in confirmed cases.
Mask Discussion | IFT Calls for Remote Learning | Paris in Naperville
A Naperville resident plans to bring up a mask mandate at city council, the IFT calls for remote learning to start the year, and Paris comes to Naperville.
IFT Recommends School Year Start With Remote Learning
This morning, the Illinois Federation of Teachers (IFT) held a meeting calling for the 2020-21 school year to begin with remote learning.
The Cress Creek Garden Club
The Cress Creek Garden Club has been hard at work maintaining the garden area at Veterans Park, even during the pandemic.
Pancreatic Cancer Tribute Concert
Lustgarten Naperville held a pancreatic cancer tribute concert at the Millennium Carillon to honor those who lost their lives and ones going through it now.
Small Protest in Downtown Naperville
A small, peaceful protest was held in Downtown Naperville in response to a recent video posted online where an individual is heard yelling a racial slur.
District 203 and 204 Students Participate in Argonne Lab Program
High school students from districts 203 and 204 participated in the Exemplary Student Research Program held by Argonne National Laboratory.