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How National Funding Cuts Could Affect Local Museums
As the president begins to unveil a budget plan for the country, several local agencies could be affected by proposed cuts.
Festival of Colors Welcomes Spring
A colorful spring is in the air, literally.
Naperville Parks to Receive Updates
Forum invites public input on Pembroke Commons and Summerfield Lake playground projects.
Tie Blue Ribbons for Awareness this Month
Blue ribbons around your trees can help raise awareness for an important cause this month.
Two Toots Chugs into Naperville
A new restaurant has chugged into town!
Special Survivor Games for Students
Six years and running strong, Special Survivor Games took over the gym of Peterson Elementary School this afternoon.
Local Sports for the Week of 04-07-17
Local sports highlights for the week of 04-07-17.
Naperville Police Aim to Help Victims
The Naperville Police Department is trying to connect victims with resources.
Sidewalk Alcohol Sales Moving Along
You may soon be able to drink alcohol outdoors in Downtown Naperville.
Turning Pointe Celebrates Autism Awareness Month
April is Autism Awareness Month, and Turning Pointe Autism Foundation is celebrating.
Knoch Knolls Nature Center Recovers from Flooding
A popular Naperville nature center recently experienced significant water damage.