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A small, peaceful protest was held in Downtown Naperville in response to a recent video posted online where an individual is heard yelling a racial slur.

Ten year old Jane Temple and her mother Shelly have put their free time to good use. The pair have constructed homemade floral baskets to raise money for Naperville businesses.

High school students from districts 203 and 204 participated in the Exemplary Student Research Program held by Argonne National Laboratory. 

The 95th Street Community Plaza is a brand new public park and splash pad, now open for community members to enjoy.

District 204 parents and community members asked questions in a School Opening Listening Forum held by the Parent Diversity Advisory Council, which will be sent to the School Board.

Two lifelong friends found themselves leading a literal march for justice, setting an example for what friends can do to see others’ perspectives.

Any future adult-use pot dispensaries in Naperville may only need to be 250-feet away from a residential zone, after P&Z vote.

Rotary Districts 6440 and 6450 have announced a pilot program to provide Rotarians with resources to deal with the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The summer learning slump is a normal thing for students, but this year it’s made more challenging as it’s combined with the COVID-19 slide.

The Naperville Police Department investigated a recent video posted on Twitter which appeared to show someone in a car downtown Naperville yelling a racist slur.

DuPage County is now in the West Suburban region with Kane County, while Will County is in the South Suburban region along with Kankakee County.

Districts 203 and 204 shared their return to school plans for the 2020-2021 school year. Here are some responses to the plans from the community.