Naperville News 17

During the coronavirus pandemic, you might think the local real estate market is not doing well. But according to one real estate broker, it’s the opposite.

As a result of the COVID-19 crisis, shelters are at capacity or have closed. But DuPage and Will County organizations are stepping up to help the homeless.

The DuPage County Health Department announced the first death in the county due to COVID-19 – a woman in her 90s at a long term care facility.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ronald McDonald house is asking for catered meal donations to continue safely providing for the families they serve.

The recent measures taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus, including the “Stay at Home” order, is causing a decline in blood donations.

Some Naperville residents are making sheltering in place a little more “bear-able,” putting teddy bears in windows for kids to find while walking outside.

Naperville to halt tickets on overnight parking, time-limited parking and commuter parking lot violations during shelter in place period.

Today, Naperville Helps! provided some tasty meals at two Edward-Elmhurst Health locations in Naperville and Warrenville.

Some Easter and spring events have been cancelled or postponed due to coronavirus, including egg hunts, the Naperville Woman’s Half Marathon, and more.

After an extensive search, the staff at Saints Peter and Paul School are excited to welcome their new principal into their community.

Edward Hospital in Naperville is treating four patients who tested positive for COVID-19, two from Will County and two from DuPage.

In a statement on their website, North Central College posted that an administrative staff member tested positive for COVID-19.