Naperville police make arrest in connection with several home break-ins, 5th Ave proposed concept rejected, Harry’s Cafe stays put and stolen bulldog returned.
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Arrest Made in Naperville Home Break-Ins
Last night, Naperville police arrested a man in connection with several of the 11 home burglaries in our area over the last few months.
Naperville Healing Center
Rosa is a highly motivated, bilingual (English/Spanish), energetic Spiritual Life Coach who empowers her clients to achieve greatness.
Busey Bank
Busey Bank is a full service Regional Bank with a hometown Community Bank feel. Over 150 year old, Illinois based with almost $10 Billion in assets, yet focused on our local communities.
SMART Kids Consulting
SMART Kids Consulting is a special education advocacy and consulting firm.
Meet The NACC’s New Leader
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce has announced their new leader.
Valqari’s New Smart Drone Delivery Mailbox
Owning a drone delivery mailbox seems like it’d be a future invention, but thanks to drone delivery solutions company, Valqari, it’s not too far fetched.
PDC Commissioners Take A Stroll On The Naperville Riverwalk
At the latest Riverwalk Planning, Design, and Construction meeting commissioners took a stroll on the Naperville Riverwalk to discuss potential changes.
Chamber’s New CEO | Puppy Stolen at Mall Pet Store | Electoral College Talk
Kaylin Risvold is about to be the new President and CEO of the NACC, Aurora Police seek help in finding a couple who stole a puppy, and looking at improvements to the riverwalk.
“Big Lebowski” Cat at DuPage County Animal Service
The 28 lbs. cat, known as “Big Lebowski”, is available for adoption at the DuPage County Animal Service.
HOA Says “No” to Ring Video Doorbell
Two Naperville residents were told by their homeowners association that they need to remove their Ring video doorbell, even though they think it keeps them safer.
Harry’s Cafe Awaits Council Decision on Food Trucks
Harry’s Cafe, a longtime fixture at the 5th Ave. train station, hopes tomorrow’s council decision on food truck regulations will allow him to stay in place.