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Rise Naperville, the city’s first adult-use marijuana store, opened today. Two other shops are hoping to open later this year.

At Tuesday’s Naperville City Council meeting, the group approved the awards of nearly $300,000 worth of CARES Act funds to local nonprofits.

Bridge Communities’ Sleep Out Saturday will look slightly different this year as it adapts to the pandemic.

IPSD 204’s return to school plan was met with backlash. Most of which was directed at their plans for high schools.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Chabad of Naperville had to adjust their Sukkah celebration plans, to be able to perform a mitzvah on the move.

The Naperville Park District is hosting a free drive-thru event, Halloween Nights Lights, on October 29 and 30 at Centennial Beach.

Fair Oaks Ford in Naperville is hosting a virtual fundraiser for the Naperville Central High School bands and color guard programs.

District 203 said they plan to bring early childhood and elementary school students back to some in-person learning starting October 20.

Students at Indian Prairie School District 204 will likely return to school on a hybrid model the week of November second.

A helping hand in creating Naperville’s master plan, and Historic District are some of accomplishments Walter Newman left behind.

The Naperville Police Department is highlighting its crime prevention programs for this month’s A Safer Naper.

Pacifica Square shopping center hosted a traditional Chinese Moon Festival complete with cultural performances and mooncake.