College of DuPage will temporarily switch to remote learning; City Council will send tax money to social services; Restaurant Week starts this weekend.
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Naperville Restaurant Week Showcases City’s Culinary Scene
Naperville Restaurant Week starts Saturday, providing deals at local eateries across the city. It runs from January 15 to February 6.
Edward Hospital President and CEO Addresses Latest COVID-19 Surge
Edward Hospital’s President and CEO Joe Dant provided an update on what it’s like at the hospital during the latest COVID-19 surge.
New ‘Cheer’ Season Addresses Sex Abuse Charges Against Naperville Native Former Star
The latest season of Netflix documentary series ‘Cheer’ addresses the child sex abuse charges filed against Naperville native and former star Jerry Harris.
City Buildings Reopen | National Blood Crisis | St. Paddy’s Day 5K
City of Naperville buildings reopen to the public; donors needed during the worst blood shortage in over a decade; and registration now open for St. Paddy’s Day 5K.
DuPage County Divided Over Drawing of County Election Precinct Maps
DuPage County voters could find they are grouped into fewer, larger precincts come the next election.
DuPage County Developing COVID-19 Vaccination/Testing Requirements for Employees
DuPage County is working on a policy for county government employees to comply with federal COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements.
School Quarantine Policy Updated | County Government Employee Testing Policy | Scholarship To Honor Patino
D203 and D204 update quarantine and isolation policy; DuPage County planning for OSHA compliant COVID testing; and fundraising for scholarship to honor Franco Patino.
Naperville Schools Implement Updated CDC Quarantine & Isolation Guidance
Districts 203 and 204 implemented guidance that quarantine and isolation periods in school settings have now been reduced to five days.
D204 Board Approves Boundary Adjustments And Grandfathering Option
The Indian Prairie School District 204 board approved new boundary adjustments and a grandfathering option after months of discussion.
Community Town Hall Addresses COVID-19 Questions and Concerns
The DuPage County Health Equity and Access Response Team (HEART) hosted community town hall “Testing Positive with COVID-19: Now What?”
Top Executive at Naperville Park District Resigns
Ray McGury, the executive director for the Naperville Park District, is stepping down from his role, effective end of day February 1.