A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter in Naperville has recently undergone renovations, sporting new spaces for its four-legged friends. According to Aleksa Martinovich, Volunteer Coordinator at A.D.O.P.T., the facility now has the perfect arrangement to take care of the 70 cats and dogs who are waiting for their forever homes. “Prior to this being done, we had some… Read more »
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Panel 44 Arrives At Cantigny Park
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Vietnam War Wall and the First Division Museum at Cantigny Park is helping to bring a missing piece of its history to life with a temporary exhibit called Panel 44. This version of Panel 44 features the names of 335 American soldiers who lost their lives serving… Read more »
Affordable Housing Plan | North Central Campus Changes | Edward-Elmhurst Medical Group
Affordable Housing Plan in Doubt A Naperville program that would give developers an incentive to carve out housing for low to moderate income residents is on shaky ground after a vote Wednesday from the members of the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission. The commissioners acknowledged the lack of affordable housing in Naperville as being an… Read more »
How to Cope with Anxieties over Mass Shootings
In response to Monday’s mass shooting in Highland Park, many people across the country and here in Naperville are struggling to cope with another threat to their security after the pandemic. Dr. Laura Bokar, LMFT, LCPC, ACS, of Fox Valley Institute offers this advice for managing fear and anxiety in going to larger events. “Everyone… Read more »
Talking Naperville Event Safety After Highland Park Shooting
Following the news of the Fourth of July shooting in Highland Park that left seven people dead, former Naperville Park District Executive Director and past Naperville Police Department officer Ray McGury shared his thoughts with Naperville Community Television, particularly when it comes to Naperville’s own safety. “Highland Park looks a lot like Naperville. I think… Read more »
Carjacking Investigated | Gatorade Athletes Of Year | Band Concert Canceled
Jewel-Osco Carjacking Naperville police are investigating a carjacking that happened in the parking lot of the Jewel-Osco at 1227 Naper Boulevard. Police say around 9 p.m. a man who had just parked his car was approached by three men armed with handguns, who then took his car keys. Two of the suspects took off in… Read more »
Hidden Oaks Nature Center Reopens With New Exhibit
Hidden Oaks Nature Center at 419 Trout Farm Road in Bolingbrook reopened today under new ownership. “The Forest Preserve District of Will County acquired the nature center and Hidden Lakes in February. The Bolingbrook Park District Preschool was allowed to continue out the school year. They graduated in May, the teachers in the park district… Read more »
Heat Advisory, Flood Watch | Commercial Oven Fire | Fourth Celebrations
Heat Advisory, Flood Watch The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the Naperville area from noon until 8 p.m. today. The heat index is expected to hit between 105 to 110 degrees. Officials advise staying indoors in an air-conditioned space if possible. They also say to drink plenty of fluids and check… Read more »
Naperville Salute Back For the Second Year
The second annual Naperville Salute is back this Fourth of July weekend at Rotary Hill. It’s a family-friendly event that began yesterday and it shows appreciation for veterans, active military, first responders, and their families. “We have family fun and entertainment every day, but specifically Saturday and Sunday morning from 10:30 to 12:30. It’s free… Read more »
Council Adopts Conduct Code | Overnight Parking Ban Lift | Naperville Salute Begins
Council Adopts Conduct Code At its latest meeting, Naperville City Council revised its municipal code to address how mayoral appointees and elected officials conduct themselves at meetings, in the public and on social media. Some of the changes include prohibiting city officials and board and commission members from using their role to promote a private… Read more »
North Central Softball Season Recap
Cardinals Softball Returns to Excellence Every North Central team has high standards, but few hold themselves to a level comparable to that of Cardinals Softball, who this year were looking for their thirty-fourth consecutive winning season. However, winning on it’s own isn’t enough and this year presented a unique opportunity. It was the first full… Read more »
Fourth of July Fireworks Safety
Fourth of July weekend is upon us and that means fireworks, smoke bombs, and sparklers will be a hot attraction. However, the Naperville Fire Department warns people to be careful. Illegal and Legal “We would strongly advise the public to not use illegal fireworks, especially in their own property and in their backyard because it… Read more »