Naperville News 17

The Housing Advisory Commission recently recommended that 20% of housing in the 5th Avenue Redevelopment Project be affordable housing.

After months of campaigning results for the Naperville’s 2019 consolidated elections are in. Candidates gathered throughout Naperville waiting for results.

Invocations will continue to be held at DuPage County Board meetings.

The Naperville Police Department hosted two burglary prevention forums as a part of its “A Safer Naper” campaign.

The Craftsman is making a change up on its first floor.

Community members gathered at the Naperville Municipal Center to have a conversation about diversity and inclusion in Naperville.

A Naperville Boy Scout organized hundreds of volunteers to complete his Eagle Scout project.

A new low-density senior subdivision is coming town near Book Road and Hassert Blvd.

It’s finally time for spring, and Cantigny Park is getting ready by growing different species of plants in their greenhouse.

Changes are coming next year to the Washington St. Bridge. The bridge is nearly 100 years old and was last renovated in 2004.

The 95th Street Library hosted a crash course in how to create sound wave art.

The projected costs of the Moser Tower repairs are in and they’re lower than originally thought.