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The city of Naperville, through an investigation, has unearthed records showing that its inventory of lead water service lines is larger than previously expected.

A NUEA rally was held yesterday to encourage the District 203 school board to reach an agreement with the teachers union.

NUEA rallies ahead of school board meeting, additional proposals for contract negotiations, DuPage Pads looks to purchase hotel.

Naperville Kayak recently hosted Trash Tuesday, a community event designed to create an opportunity for people to clean up the DuPage River and its shoreline.

Over a year after the historic Kroehler YMCA closed, Naperville Preservation, Inc. has filed for the building to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Based on city documents, the plan is for Amazon Fresh to open its second location at 1351 E Ogden Avenue, taking over the Fair Oaks spot.

Casey’s is celebrating 30 years. The store started off in town with Dan Casey on August 15, 1991 and handed off the reins two years ago.

125 kids brought their bikes and other wheeled rides for the eighth annual Junior Tour de Naperville at Commissioners Park.

At the next Naperville City Council meeting on Aug. 17, 2021, officials will consider whether to adopt a resolution supporting public access of the DuPage River and the proposed Mill Street property transfer.

The teachers union who represents 1,500 Naperville School District 203 educators plans to hold a rally on Monday, August 16.

Naperville remains fourth largest city in Illinois, Park Board votes in favor of public access of DuPage River, & NPD’s Safer Naper.