Whirlyball is loosely described as lacrosse played in bumper cars, and you don’t need to be an athlete to play.
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Second 2020 City Budget Workshop
After going over Naperville’s economic development and city service levels at the first budget meeting of the year, staff presented on public safety and financial stability.
Council Approves Naper Settlement Funding
Council also agreed to help fund two new buildings at Naper Settlement: the Innovation Gateway and the Agricultural Center.
Kroehler Mansion Okayed for Demolition, Council Will Explore Other Options First
Naperville City Council gave Little Friends the go-ahead to demolish the Kroehler Mansion, but also asked staff to explore ways to keep the building.
Residents Speak Out On Racist Acts In Naperville
In less than a month, Naperville has been in the national spotlight for two separate racists acts. Two Naperville residents spoke out against them.
D.R. Horton New Development Updates For Polo Club
The proposed Polo Club development has new updates, and residents had a chance to give their feedback.
“Racist Language” Used at Metea Valley High School Event
Metea principal notifies parents student used “racist language” when entering their name into online display at a Democratic debate viewing event at the school.
Naperville Discusses Racism And Implicit Bias at Focus 203
At Naperville District 203’s Focus 203 event, community members discussed racism and implicit bias.
Flu Season Etiquette
With flu season upon us, it’s important to take measures to protect yourself and others from becoming sick with the flu, starting with getting a flu shot.
Mother of Racism Victim Speaks Out
It was an emotional evening at the most recent Naperville Neighbors United meeting as Tamara Wallace spoke about a recent act of racism directed at her son.
NCHS Student Charged With Hate Crime
A Naperville Central High School student has been charge with hate crime after racist post on Craigslist.
Naperville Cardiac Arrest Survivors Meet Their Rescuers
The inaugural Naperville Fire Department ‘Survivors Banquet’ gave community members who suffered cardiac arrest the opportunity to meet their rescuers.