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With the arrival of cold weather and masking mitigations removed, health experts are warning of a potential “tripledemic.” The term refers to a perfect storm of COVID-19, the flu, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) all surging at the same time. RSV Surging, Pediatric ICU Full RSV has already arrived on the scene. Dr Jonathan Pinsky,… Read more »
Illinois Report Card The Illinois Report Card was released yesterday, and shows students in both Naperville School District 203 and Indian Prairie School District 204 had proficiency scores well above the state average in ELA, math, and science. School officials say that along with other positive data indicates students are on track to “full recovery”… Read more »
North Central junior wide receiver DeAngelo Hardy had one of the best single-game performances of his career, which is no small feat considering his over 2,300 receiving yards and 27 receiving touchdowns in two-and-a-half seasons. But the peak of this showcase was on his third and final touchdown catch of the game, as sophomore quarterback… Read more »
Both in their historic run of shutouts and throughout the season, plenty of different players have contributed to the North Central defense’s ability to keep opponents off the scoreboards. Two players who have stepped up in particular are sophomores BJ Adamchik at linebacker and Zack Orr at defensive back. Both players are first-year starters, but… Read more »
On this week’s Check the Tape with North Central head coach Brad Spencer, we break down what looks like a very simple touchdown for Luke Lehnen, DeAngelo Hardy‘s ability to somehow evade an entire defense of defenders, and Will Kettelkamp shows off his strength on a tremendous effort to get to the opposing quarterback for… Read more »
Brad Spencer on Another Win and History-Making Defense Things just keep getting better and better for head coach Brad Spencer and the North Central football team. Following a 31-0 win over Washington University, the Cardinals are 7-0 and have a second consecutive College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin title in their sights with three games… Read more »
The City of Naperville is inviting the public to weigh in on the next phase of the Downtown Streetscape Improvement project. On Thursday, Nov. 3, the city’s Transportation, Engineering and Development Business (TED) Group will host a public input session to showcase initial designs for the second phase of the project. Next Steps For Streetscape… Read more »
While reports of pandemic-related learning loss loom large locally and beyond, the two Naperville area public school districts received what has been characterized by hopeful news in new statewide report card data released Thursday. Naperville School District 203 and Indian Prairie School District 204 each outpaced statewide averages in all key metrics of the report,… Read more »
Murder charges were dropped for a Naperville woman who killed her boyfriend after undergoing what DuPage County State’s Attorney Bob Berlin called “chronic domestic abuse at the hands of the victim.” Strength Of Evidence Drove the Decision Berlin discussed the decision to drop the charges against April Turner in a press release on Thursday, which… Read more »
Ashfaq Syed has become the first candidate to publicly announce a run for a spot on the Naperville City Council in 2023. Active Community Member Syed announced the news in front of family, friends, and several elected officials on Sunday, October 24. He currently serves as a trustee on the Naperville Public Library Board, is… Read more »
Record-Breaking Early Voting in DuPage DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek says early voting in DuPage County for the Nov. 8 election is off to a record-breaking start. So far, 2022 turnout has nearly doubled that of 2018. As of yesterday morning, registered voter turnout was at 8%, as compared to 4.4% at that same time… Read more »
“It was kind of just like a known thing in our family, like oh, everyone loves Halloween,” said Naperville teen, Sam Rovansek. “Sam loves Halloween, my aunt, my mom, my grandma, it’s pretty much a family thing.” Halloween Family Tradition Montini Catholic senior Sam Rovansek comes from a long line of Halloween fans. As a… Read more »