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Naperville woman announces primary run for Connelly Senate seat
Naperville resident Laura Ellman is throwing her hat in the ring in the Illinois Senate 21st District, hoping for a chance to unseat incumbent Sen. Michael Connelly. Ellman will run...
North Central College science center to be named after alumnus Wentz
North Central College's new Science Center will be named after alumnus and honorary trustee Myron Wentz. "This is an historic moment in the life of North Central College," President Troy...
Carillon preservation not a priority for all in Naperville
In 2007, after years of disheartening construction delays and cost overruns, Naperville at last completed the 14-story Moser Tower housing the 72-bell Millennium Carillon. It was the rarest of community...
Preservation and utility at core of historic Nichols Library debate
Sometimes when we're walking down Washington Street or sitting in our cars in slow-moving traffic, we'll glance up at the stately old building and again read the words etched into...
Rise in STDs in Kane, DuPage, Kendall call for relearning lessons of the past
When parents get around to sitting down with the kids for that vexing discussion about sex, they may want start with this: "Let me tell you about the birds and...
Editorial: Naperville taxpayers deserve an explanation for nature center flooding
The 3-year-old, 5,000-square-foot Knoch Knolls Nature Center, which sits on a 224-acre tract of land donated by the family of Judge Win Knoch, is a beautiful facility and one of...
Editorial: Disclosing police reports is vital to fighting sexual assault on campus
A former student at North Central College organized an event to mark the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April by sharing her story along Naperville's Riverwalk. "Naperville is...
Outdoor work space can benefit Naperville
Twenty years ago, people worked in offices, relaxed at home, played in parks and ate in restaurants. Those lines have blurred. Look around quick-bite eateries, coffee shops, doctor's office waiting...
Words are not enough to make Naperville ‘welcoming’
It's difficult not to agree with the idea that Naperville should declare itself a welcoming city. It has always been proud of the fact that newcomers have found the town...