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The city will hold a public meeting to receive comments on the potential construction of a new parking deck adjacent to Nichols Library.

The documentary, When the Lotus Blooms will be a story that focuses on rare childhood disease, AFM, as well as Sarah’s personal loss.

Phase 1 begun on the Downtown Streetscape Improvement project, which is part of a five-phase plan overall in Downtown Naperville.

Nearly $53.5 million in road improvements and maintenance are slated for DuPage County this year in the 2022 Highway Capital Program.

13-year-old Olivia Parker is remembered for her smile, spirit, and strength as she bravely battled a diagnosis of stage 4 glioblastoma. She died February 24.

Regular cardio-based physical activity enables the heart to achieve improved blood flow in the small vessels around it.

Renovations to Jefferson Avenue and Main Street in Downtown Naperville will start March first and carry in to the fall.

During the Winter Olympics, buzz surrounded curling. With interest piqued, Windy City Curling hosted an open house for beginners.

Last night, the Naperville Police Department and KidsMatter teamed up to host a parent forum on youth mental health.

The 95th Street Library in Naperville will display the “Portrait of a Soldier” exhibit until March 6.

Naperville school superintendents took part in the Naperville Public Library’s community engagement series last night.

District 203 administration update on the academic and social-emotional well-being of students at last night’s school board meeting.