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NOAH’s Event Venue in Naperville has suddenly closed due to bankruptcy, which has already forced a Naperville event to relocate.

NOAH’s Event Venue in Naperville is one of more than two dozens of locations to suddenly close due to bankruptcy.

The Naperville Liquor Commission voted in support of some businesses using crowlers, and opposed an axe throwing center’s liquor license request.

Members of the Air Force recently came together to commemorate Bob Anderson’s Air Force veteran milestone at Northwestern Medical proton center.

In the latest State of The Union Address, President Donald Trump spoke about the recently signed United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

The District 203 School Board reviewed the first draft of a memorandum of understanding, or MOU, at their latest meeting.

City Council unanimously approved the Special Events and Cultural Amenities Commission’s 2020 allocation recommendations.

At the latest Planning and Zoning Commission meeting the group approved AIR Aerial Fitness, a boutique gym that incorporates hammocks in their workouts.

The city and a consultant hosted a public workshop to go over the most recent draft of Land Use Master Plan, previously titled the Comprehensive Master Plan.

The City of Naperville announced that Mayor Steve Chirico was named to the Illinois Firefighters Pension Investment Fund Transition Board by Governor J.B. Pritzker. 

Students from Indian Prairie School District 204, went to the 2020 Iowa Caucuses, meeting some of the candidates and even campaigning for them.

Naperville City Council voted 5-4 to prohibit commercially-bred cat and dog sales in Naperville after years of debate on the issue.