Naperville News 17

Allegory’s head chef/owner, Chris Mason, is building an outdoor patio tables for tomorrow as restaurants can offer outdoor dine-in options.

The City of Naperville is making special accommodations so restaurants can serve more outdoor guests during phase three of the Restore Illinois plan.

Naperville City Council will discuss putting a referendum question about the 5th Avenue Redevelopment project on the November general election ballots.

A Naperville man is creating an online website/platform called the Meeting Makers Club to help those recovering from addiction.

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 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.

Summer camps at Naper Settlement and the YMCA are returning. Though different from last season, the camps will still provide some warm weather fun.

DuPage County Chairman Dan Cronin announced the county reached an agreement with that state to develop a COVID-19 drive-thru testing site.

At the latest DuPage County meeting the group discussed “Open DuPage”, a planning guide for reopening “non-essential” facilities in DuPage County.

At the latest DuPage County Board Meeting, the group discussed whether they should reduce its size from 18 to 12 members.

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 Naperville Crime Stoppers are seeking information for two separate burglaries to lead to the arrest of those responsible.