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Naperville residents enjoyed the city’s first ever Hispanic Heritage Festival Saturday, with live music, cultural art, food and drinks, and an opportunity to donate.

The Naperville City Council on Tuesday could adopt a resolution establishing a process for transferring city property to help facilitate the development of affordable housing for seniors and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

There’s still a chance to plant a bit of history, as the final seedlings from the historic Hobson Oak are ready to take root and available for purchase.

After weeks of training, all eight teams brought their best to the dance floor at this year’s Dancing with the Celebrities event hosted by the Career and Networking Center.

A settlement agreement announced Sept. 15 has been tentatively reached between former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert and James Doe.

A proposal redrawing Will County’s district map could shrink the board’s representation from 13 two-member districts to 11 two-member districts.

Constitution Week is September 17-23, and the Daughters of the American Revolution are teaching kids about the historic document with public displays at each Naperville Public Library location.

The Morton Arboretum will return to a walking format for this year’s Illumination: Tree Lights At The Morton Arboretum, which kicks off November 20.