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In partnership with Giving DuPage the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce (NACC) will be launching their inaugural volunteer week.

A number of local groups have come together to encourage the community to join them in celebrating Earth Week Naperville.

After a one year hiatus, The Last Fling will return on Labor Day Weekend 2021 with live music, a carnival, food, and beverages.

Naperville’s State of the City address will be held virtually for the second year, but this time will include an in-person watch party at two different locations.

Cantigny Park now offers special glasses for color blind visitors to provide them with the full spectrum of beauty on the grounds.

Indian Prairie School District 204 is considering creating a committee to review boundaries within the district.

The Illinois High School Association made several determinations, including the loosening of rules regarding masks for low-risk outdoor sports.

Stephen Shink has become the first captain and department’s only current line officer to be credentialed as a Fire Officer. 

The award is presented annually to a civic leader who has helped empower families through their service and action.

This is the second year in a row that the Eyes to the Skies event has been canceled due to COVID-19 mitigations.

Naperville North High School senior, Vivek Ily, was among 25 class of 2021 students who received the scholarship from The College Board.