Door busters aside — real value sometimes comes in small packages
Don't you dare leave that seat. There's one more sliver of pecan pie with your name on it. And if that's not enough, take a look around the table. Some...
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Council looks for ways to avoid social service funding cuts
Naperville officials are uneasy about making deep cuts proposed for social services support as they prepare to adopt a 2016 budget. Staff is recommending a package of cost-cutting measures designed...
Naperville customers should expect 7-plus percent electric rate hike
Naperville electric customers should expect to see a larger hike in their 2016 bills than those of the past two years. City Council members this week wrapped up a pair...
Rotary fundraiser to ladle out six-figure final helping
Three local nonprofits that help people facing hunger and loss of housing will receive an infusion of funds this week from the Rotary Club of Naperville's recent, and final, Soup's...
New report finds Naperville, Elgin among heaviest-drinking Illinois towns
As the holidays draw near, area taverns will see slightly more than the average incidence of bottoms up, according to a recently released report. Compiling self-reported drinking behavior in the...
Police want to connect drug abusers with treatment, reduce demand
The Naperville Police Department has a plan to move beyond just catching those who bring potentially deadly drugs into the community. The strategy will go after the heart of the...
City Council set to pull health coverage for members
The next time Naperville residents are sworn into four-year terms on the City Council, the perks that come with the office are likely to be fewer. Current council members are...
Mayor’s golf outing raises $53,000
The annual golf outing hosted by Naperville's mayor, reconfigured with a new name and a new mayor this year, earned $53,093 for area charities. Totals were released this week from...
Blood drive, dog adoption event to honor accident victims
It's still tough when somebody asks about the kids. Tim Driscoll knows it probably will always be that way. The Naperville man and his family last week marked one year...
Naperville can’t afford to do nothing about affordable housing
There's something about Naperville that people tend to find appealing. This is no big secret: the streets are safe, the schools are good, the services generally plentiful and efficient. It...