Naperville area athletes Maggie Hillman, Donny Navarro, and Payton Thorne react to the postponement of the fall sports season in the Big Ten and Pac 12.
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Naperville Park District E-Learning Experience
The Naperville Park District is offering an E-Learning Experience for elementary school kids to provide another childcare services option for parents.
100 Years of Suffrage – Celebrating the 19th Amendment
Women across America finally gained full suffrage in 1920. One hundred years later, we remember early suffragists who fought for the 19th Amendment.
Naperville Councilman’s Prints Tell The Story of Buffalo Soldiers
Naperville City Councilman Benny White’s Buffalo Soldiers print collection tells the history of the Black soldiers and how it shaped the veteran’s life.
D203 Board Gives Superintendent Return to Learn Plan Authority
The board approved a resolution giving the superintendent and administration the authority to change and implement the Return to Learn plan going forward.
YMCA Partnership with School Districts for Remote Learning
The YMCA of Metro Chicago provided more details on their partnership with schools for childcare services during remote learning.
Children’s Garden at Morton Arboretum Reopens
The Children’s Garden at the Morton Arboretum has reopened today for families to enjoy, and with a new exhibit to explore.
Family has Front Yard Movie Night for Their Son
a local family wanted to have safe social-distance fun, so their son could see his classmates and the solution was having their very own movie night in their front yard.
Sisters Team Up to Build Balloon Structures
Sisters Anna and Rachel Buescher started their very own business, Bananas 4 Balloons, to make balloon structures and decorations.
Fire Department Responds to Fire Started by Lawnmower
The Naperville Fire Department responded to a fire that started from a lawnmower in the garage of a home in the 1400 block of English Court.
IDPH Reports Will County at Warning Level for COVID-19
The Illinois Department of Public Health announced today that 14 counties are considered to be at warning level for COVID-19, one of which is Will County.
Learning More About Contact Tracing
Contact tracing is one of the most effective ways of slowing the transmission of COVID-19, especially when individuals are asymptomatic.