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Centennial Beach plans to push back their opening day from Memorial Day weekend to Father’s Day weekend aiming for a June 20 open.

During Tuesday night’s virtual Naperville City Council meeting, the group heard a presentation regarding the financial impact of COVID-19.

Mayor Richard C. Irvin, Police Chief Kristin Ziman and Police Commander Keith Cross discussed how COVID-19 impacted them, and importance of stopping the spread.

Council’s first virtual meeting saw the group discuss issues like a cannabis sales tax, the Nokia campus, and a comment made by a councilmember at a prior meeting.

Two groups coming together to help one organization, each in its own creative way. The Rotary Club of Naperville Sunrise and john greene Realtor both raised awareness for the West Suburban Community Pantry.

Two sisters have just published two eBooks for women who need some extra help with outfit selection, casual and business casual.

With all Illinois bars and taprooms closed, local breweries are changing up their distribution methods to get their drinks in people’s hands.

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is warning residents if they don’t follow CDC’s recommendations, forest trails will close.

North Central College will host a virtual commencement this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. NCC’s commencement will be at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 3.

Many of the dance schools in Naperville have not put their dancing shoes away during coronavirus and found the positive side to staying at home.

District 203’s Naperville Education Foundation, or NEF, has raised $100,000 for families facing a financial crisis during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some Naperville residents are spreading joy during the coronavirus pandemic while making a difference to a local organization.