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Salons Reopen Across Naperville
Salons reopen across Naperville, including Niki Moon Salon. With precautionary measures in place to protect patrons and staff, it’s ready for business.
Water Street Welcomes On-Premise Shopping and Outdoor Dining
Water Street will once again welcome on-premise shopping and outdoor dining when phase three of Governor Pritzker’s reopening plan arrives on Friday, May 29.
Cantigny Park Limited Reopen On June 1
Cantigny Park in Wheaton will reopen on a limited basis to members only on Monday, June 1. Hours have been set from 9am to 6pm, seven days a week.
Naperville DMV to Open June 2
The Naperville DMV will be opening next week. Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced DMVs in Chicago’s suburbs will be reopening on June 2.
The Warrior’s Edge Students Save the Senseis
At the Warrior’s Edge, a group of martial arts students banding together to help save their senseis? Sounds a lot like a movie plot. But, it’s not fiction.
55 Years of Little Friends
55 years after opening its doors, Little Friends is celebrating its anniversary virtually. All the while looking back in history and forward to the future
Chamber of Commerce hosts Virtual Town Hall with Lawmakers
Before lawmakers descend on Springfield for a special session, the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual town-hall meeting for constituents.

House Fire Displaces Naperville Family
A house fire in a single family home in the 1200 block of Chateaugay Avenue has displaced a family of four. The fire broke out in the basement Monday morning.
Rotary Club of Naperville Awards 2020 Community Service Grants
The Rotary Club of Naperville completed its annual awarding of Community Service Grants for basic humanitarian needs to nonprofits in and around Naperville.
CARES Act Funds Allocated To Local Colleges
The CARES Act, or Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, has allocated funds to local colleges. The College of DuPage received $9.1 million.
DuPage County Coroner Reports Spike in Overdose Deaths
DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen announced the county is experiencing an unprecedented spike in overdose deaths, recording 22 in the last three weeks.