Coffee, donuts, and a check for $25,000 made for a great day at the DuPage Children’s Museum.
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Sarah Orleans Leaving DuPage Children’s Museum
The organization’s president and CEO is leaving the nonprofit after five years.
How to Recognize Scams
The Naperville Police Department as part of their “A Safer Naper” initiative hosted a scams awareness and prevention program for residents.
Hub88 Panel Talks Autonomous Vehicles
Hub88 hosted a panel for experts to discuss Illinois and Naperville’s role in the race for autonomous vehicles.
Sheriff Cracking Down On Expired FOID Cards
The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office is stepping up their efforts to retrieve revoked FOID cards.
League of Women Voters State of the City Panel
The League of Women Voters Naperville recently hosted a state of the city panel, giving residents the chance to ask questions of public officials
South Naperville Candidate Forum
Residents of south Naperville recently hosted a special city council and mayoral candidate forum.
New Bucky’s a “No” for Plan Commission
The former Fair Oaks Ford Dealership in north Naperville may be staying vacant for a bit longer.
Peaceful Protest Against Terror
Indian Community Outreach made a stand against terrorism on the steps of the Naperville Municipal Center.
12-Year-Old Electronic Music Composer
A Crone Middle Schooler has taken to composing a unique style of music.
NCC Entrepreneur Receives Award
A North Central College student recently received the prestigious Future Founders Award.
Waubonsie Grad Nominated for an Oscar
Since graduating Waubonsie in ’03, Andrew Chesworth is now an Academy Award nominee.