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A small group of District 203 parents gathered to voice their concerns about starting the school year with remote learning. 

Indian Community Outreach’s biggest annual event has been scheduled for August 15, and will feature a virtual program, car parade, and fireworks display.

A newly formed group, Pure Alchemy, hosted their first show – Raise Vibrations. One way they want to share their vision is through music.

Naperville author Christopher Biewer launched a Kickstarter to fund his children’s book series, starting with Anxious Albino Alligator Arrives in Animalterra.

Naperville School Districts 203 and 204 announced they will start the upcoming 2020-2021 school year remotely based on guidance from the state.

Council will discuss adult-use cannabis zoning, recommendations from the Housing Advisory Commission, and short-term rental properties on its next agenda.

Benet Academy planned a socially distanced commencement ceremony but canceled after receiving a call from the DuPage County Health Department.

A new restaurant, retail, and hotel development is in the works at the intersection of I-88 and Route 59 called CityGate West.

Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville has a new beer available for purchase that’s part of a national campaign. “Black Is Beautiful” is a beer that breweries anywhere in the country can opt to brew on their own, by downloading the recipe and can labels from the Black Is Beautiful website.

Schools will look a little bit different this year due to COVID-19 and so will their support systems like Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs).

An antiques store is opening Downtown Naperville just in time for sidewalk sales, and it’s above one of the city’s oldest businesses.