The DuPage County Forest Preserve District held open houses this weekend at their Blackwell, Greene Valley, and Waterfall Glen Forest preserves. The meetings were used to discuss and get public feedback on the master plans for each of the three preserves. Master Plans “So, this is going to be our plan for the next five,… Read more »
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Safety Tips For Extreme Heat Expected For Naperville Area This Week
With dangerously high temperatures forecasted across Illinois for the next few days, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) is giving some tips on how to stay safe in the heat. “Heat-related fatalities can be prevented by taking precautions when temperatures rise,” said IEMA Director Alicia Tate-Nadeau in a press release. “We ask all Illinoisans to take… Read more »
Hometown Picnic at Naper Settlement
It was a Sunday full of family fun at Naper Settlement, with the return of an annual favorite. “We are hosting a Hometown Picnic which is a time for the community to come and celebrate and come together, enjoy the nice weather, bring a meal to share with the family, watch a vintage baseball game,… Read more »
Sunday Night Concerts In Your Park Return To Naperville
For more than ten years the Naperville Park District has put on a music showcase to bring friends and family together every summer. “Tonight is our first night of Concerts in the Park series. So this is our kickoff event for the summer. We have six concerts throughout Naperville and they’re spread out throughout the… Read more »
Toby Keith Cancels Ribfest Performance | DuPage Monkeypox Case | Hometown Picnic
Toby Keith Cancels Ribfest Performance Toby Keith has canceled his June 17 performance at Ribfest after disclosing on Sunday that he has been battling cancer. The country music star shared on social media that he was diagnosed with stomach cancer last fall. He said that he has spent the past six months undergoing chemo, radiation… Read more »
Cress Creek Garden Club Honors Scholars
“The Cress Creek Garden Club has been in existence since 1975, and we have given scholarships ever since. We work in the community, making donations to different charitable groups. We also plant many gardens in the community, but the most important thing is the scholarships,” said Barbara Williams, Cress Creek Garden Club President. On Friday,… Read more »
North Central Women’s Bowling Season Recap
Individual CCIW Bowling Honors When end of season athletic awards are handed out, they’re usually concentrated among the top couple of teams in the standings. But North Central Women’s Bowling crashed the party this year, taking home several College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin honors in a season where they finished fifth. In his first… Read more »
North Central Men’s Volleyball Season Recap
Winning is Fun “We had so much fun.” – North Central Men’s Volleyball junior outside hitter Jared Moser “Too much fun, that’s for sure.” – senior setter Matt Nealon It’s easy to have fun when your team is having its best ever season, as was the case this year for North Central Men’s Volleyball. Four… Read more »
Neighborhood Overnight Parking | Restaurant Outdoor Seating Approval | NSW Awards Show
Neighborhood Parking Change At this week’s Naperville City Council meeting, a new parking policy was proposed that would allow homeowners associations to distribute passes that allow residents to park on the street overnight without being ticketed. Currently the city prohibits parking on streets between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. Each neighborhood would be able to… Read more »
Pickup Truck Sculptures in Downtown Naperville
Downtown Naperville will be “Cruising Into Summer” now that some new arrivals have rolled into town. “We’re so excited our 2022 summer sculpture program is being installed today, we have these vintage trucks. We have 16 of them scattered throughout downtown,” said Executive Director of the Downtown Naperville Alliance Danielle Tufano. What Sculptures are on… Read more »
Election Judge Pay Hike | Summer Sculptures | Naperville Men On Bachelorette
Election Judge Pay Hike Election judges in DuPage County will be getting a pay increase this year for the 2022 Primary Election on June 28. DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek announced that judges will see their salary nearly double, going from $130 to $250. Typically on Election Day a judge works about 15 hours, along… Read more »
Hatchet Wielding Man Identified | D203 Dress Code Updated | David Sedaris Event
Hatchet Wielding Man Identified The DuPage County Coroner’s Office has identified Edward Samaan as the man fatally shot by a Naperville police officer last Friday. The 28-year-old Naperville man allegedly came at the officer with a hatchet in his hand while the officer was conducting a separate traffic stop, authorities said. The incident took place… Read more »