Worthy teamwork: Cheerleaders helping families
It looked like a mighty worthwhile way to spend a couple of hours in the off season. Nearly three dozen members of the varsity and junior varsity cheer squads from...
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Council puts off vote on new e-cigarette rules
Teens will continue being able to legally possess electronic cigarettes in Naperville, but not buy them, for at least a few more weeks. Users of electronic alternate nicotine products also...
Pulte plan for Country Lakes redevelopment gets council OK
The idled former home of a troubled public golf course on Naperville's far northwest side is teed up to be converted into a new subdivision comprised of 303 homes and...
Man rescued from tree after raft overturns in DuPage River
Naperville emergency crews helped pull a teen to safety Tuesday after a raft with three men overturned on a swollen DuPage River. Two were able to float down the river...
Water rates vary among towns, for assorted reasons
Flowing from the surface and below ground, crucial to the production of food and life's sustenance needs, water appears in nearly every household budget. It does not, however, look the...
Advisory appointments up for council OK
The number of vacancies on Naperville's assortment of advisory boards and commissions is on the decline. City Council members are scheduled to consider at their regular meeting Tuesday night recommendations...
Council eyes beer, wine sales next to day cares
When is a school not a school? When it's actually focused more on play than academics, that's when. Members of the Naperville City Council on Tuesday will hear the first...
Some say Dick Tracy’s statue needs less flood risk
Dick Tracy might not be able to go home again. As preparations are being made to relocate the bronze sculpture of the fictional gumshoe farther from the Water Street redevelopment...
Carlman: Long day for a longer-needed cause
Several years had passed before I heard the nickname that goes with Mom's merciless ailment: the long good-bye. Diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease when she was 80, our mom had lived...
‘Eyesore’ no more: North Central gateway park work to begin
A piece of prime downtown Naperville real estate, long described widely as an eyesore, will soon be transformed into something entirely different, planners say. Envisioned as a gateway to the...