Presentation to look back at the Prairie Path
The transformation of a decaying rail line into one of the region's most treasured public spaces will be the topic of a presentation at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Koten Chapel,...
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Childhood hunger fight demands a broad brush, expert says
John Cook is out to inoculate kids and their families against hunger. He says it has a contagious habit. "I want you to understand that hunger is a vital sign,"...
Overhaul on Route 59 tweaks lane flow once again
Hard hats and steel-toed boots are de rigueur once again along Route 59 on the border of Naperville and Aurora. With the return of warm weather, construction on the Illinois...
Green thumbs raised high, let’s cut the grass
Kermit must be pleased. It's actually not all that hard to be green – or at least green-ish. And that's a good thing, because gazing out over my backyard this...
Leaf stickers’ expiration extended two months
There isn't a huge rush to fill waste bags with yard debris and haul them to the curb – at least, not if the hurry arises from concern that those...
Council passes on supporting Rauner agenda
Naperville this week joined the growing list of northern Illinois municipalities that have shelved taking an official position on Gov. Bruce Rauner's plans to adjust workforce policies as a remedy...
Pradel, council majority meet for final time
The door into secretive send-offs swung both ways in Naperville's council chambers Tuesday night. The City Council, meeting for the last time in its current configuration, presented outgoing Mayor A....
Naperville CARES sets tasty annual fundraiser Saturday
When some of Naperville's top restaurateurs turn up in the same place at the same time, all bearing distinct forms of deliciousness, it can only mean one thing: spring is...
Unions set to oppose council move backing Rauner changes
Naperville City Council members will be asked Tuesday evening to support key provisions of Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner's "Turnaround Agenda" – and not to. The City Council will take up...
Mayor and council poised for final meeting together
Call it George's last stand. Naperville Mayor A. George Pradel, occupant of the city's top elected office since 1995, will preside over one last City Council meeting Tuesday evening. Three-quarters...