Naperville, IL News

• Naperville, IL News
• Denise Crosby: Peeping Tom case disturbing for many reasons
• Batavia WWII vet, vet son-in-law share Honor Flight
• Tentative agreement reached on COD faculty contract
• District 203 looks at plan to save money on energy use
• Drowsy driver who left car in Naperville pond sentenced
• Super salaries: School districts offering big bucks to attract top candidates
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• Utility Work to Cause Road Closure on Benton Avenue Beginning May 29, 2012
• City of Naperville Opposes Plan to Freeze Municipalities’ Share of State Income Tax
• Man sentenced to jail for possessing child pornography
• Burning food sparks $100,000 Naperville apartment fire
• Early spring moves up the picking as farmers head to market
• No one hurt during fire at Naperville office building
• Penn Jillette coming to Naperville to talk about new book
• Benedictine U. gets license to run campus in Arizona
• Upgrades planned at football stadium, baseball field at NCHS
• Neuqua students make film to show drug use at school
• Area Students Recognized by the Advisory Commission on Disabilities
• Downtown Paw-Paw Parking Lot Repaving Continues
• Cross Connection Control Program Administration Continuing
• Court delays decision on DNA tests in fatal Naperville stabbing
• Fourth member of Naperville drug ring sentenced
• Naperville dodges bullet over state funding
• Man charged in child sex case
• Chamber sends president packing
• Biggert seeks expanded domestic violence bill
• Area teachers rally against proposed cuts to pension plans
• Gas prices drop in time for Memorial Day travel; hotels, airfares rise
• Western Illinois man charged in Naperville child sex case
• Patrick Fitzgerald quits U.S. attorney post after nearly 11 years
• Will Co. Forest Preserve director gets one-day suspension
• Aurora man who works with kids charged in ‘ Peeping Tom’ cases
• Even the motions in Drew Peterson murder case are getting snarky now
• Vigil aims to raise awareness of eating disorders
• DuPage defers SCARCE funding decision
• Wheaton soldier dies after IED attack in Afghanistan
• Ribfest 2012
• President of Slovakia comes to area to honor Naperville woman
• Outgoing Naperville school chief Mitrovich interviewing for Washington job
• Judge puts off fight between COD, Glen Ellyn
• Wheaton soldier dies following attack in Afghanistan
• Chamber of Commerce honors Naperville businesses
• DuPage eyes emergency funds for environmental group
• Sales Associates at RE/MAX Professionals Select, Naperville, Saluted for 2011 Success in Real Estate Sales
• Naperville North High School Class of 2012
• 700 graduates of Naperville Central High School
• Obama: No ‘optimal point’ on US in Afghanistan
• Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to Illinois redistricting
• DuPage forest district chief announces retirement at 59
• Bolingbrook woman killed in motorcycle-vs.-truck crash
• Chamber of Commerce honors Naperville businesses
• NATO protesters bloodied in clashes with police
• Riot gear cops rain down blows on protesters
• Police in riot gear meet hundreds of protesters in march through Loop
• Driver arrested for 9th time on license-related charges
• ‘NATO 3’ plotted attacks on Obama election HQ, Rahm’s house, police stations, prosecutors say
• State bill targets agenda details from meetings
• COD unveils memorial to those killed at Kent State
• Occupy Naperville group protesting NATO summit
• New chief sworn in during Naperville police awards
• One arrested as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Geese shot with crossbow arrows near Naperville park
• Former janitor sentenced in Beebe School teacher’s battery
• Police report no arrests as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Will Forest District, Naper Park District teaming up to build trail
• Geese shot with crossbow arrows in Naperville
• Vigil to focus on eating disorders
• Frontier sports complex skate park vandalized
• Friends, family and fans mourn Naperville guitarist’s death
• Naperville residents prepared for summit security commuting delays
• Fifth Election District Open House
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Meter Installation Reaches Halfway Point
• Apartment complex proposed near Route 59, 95th Street
• COD, Glen Ellyn battling again
• Teachers irked by pension reform plans hold rally in Naperville
• Naperville police chief eases into retirement
• Naperville Public Library looking at new board officers
• DuPage forest board reduces pay 6 percent
• Lucky Boys Confusion guitarist, 33, found dead
• New drug court seeks to help veterans
• Busloads of protesters head to Chicago for NATO Summit
• Bolingbrook drowning victim, 11, remembered as ‘a sweet angel’
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Canceled
• Maintenance To Begin In Route 59 Metra Station Commuter Parking Lot
• Man found guilty of trespassing
• City to hire new Code Enforcement officers
• Police: Girl, 11, dies after being pulled from Bolingbrook pond
• Naperville man accused of sex attack found guilty of trespassing
• Police probe 23 utility boxes ‘tagged’ in Naperville
• Severe thunderstorm, 60 mph winds headed to west, northwest suburbs
• Campus safety in spotlight at program at library
• Online map will spotlight DuPage food pantries
• Best-selling author comes to NCC to offer different kind of ‘self-help’
• A time to reflect
• Firehouse neighbor’s home damaged in blaze
• World War II hero saluted in posthumous ceremony
• Balcony-leaping parolee sentenced to jail
• Work scheduled to begin in June on Creekside Park development project
• Man arrested for 3rd time on drug-related charges
• Fallen police officers to be honored at Naperville event
• Joliet Diocese to be moving to Weber Road location
• World War II hero finally gets fitting salute
• COD Board votes to give ‘final offer’ on faculty contract
• Naperville civic leader’s court case postponed
• Work to begin in June on Creekside Park project
• COD Board hears crowd speak on issue of faculty contract
• Two Naperville teachers earn Golden Apple Award
• Linden Oaks in Naperville expanding to meet increased call for mental health services
• Consultants wrap up DuPage panel recommendations
• Motorist slapped with 13 tickets sentenced to jail
• Downtown Paw-Paw Parking Lot Drive Aisle Closure Scheduled
• BMO Harris Bank Is a Concert Series Sponsor For Naper Nights
• Naperville deputy chief joins top cop in move to AU
• Study: Fatality risk for teen drivers higher with multiple young passengers
• Reward offered to help stop DuPage heroin pushers
• Green Earth Fair draws organic crowd
• Deputy Naperville chief joins top cop in move to Aurora U.
• Drew Peterson’s trial won’t be made-for-TV
• Reconfigured DuPage election panel gets to work
• Lawsuit urged after DuPage board spurns mosque request
• Recycling drive in Wheatland Township
• D203 Board examines pension questions
• Drew Peterson doesn’t want jurors to hear about Stacy’s disappearance
• Public asked to watch for coyotes after Aurora man attacked in yard
• Coach awaiting sex abuse retrial wants tracking device removed
• Residents invited to Tuesday open house on new council district 
• Training prepares firefighters for real-world challenges
• book talk and signing
• Heavy rain, thunderstorms expected, flash flood watch issued
• Millennium Carillon is now open
• Family, friends mourn young man killed in Naper car crash
• Downtown Paw-Paw Parking Lot Repaving To Begin In Early May
• Orazio’s celebration a tribute to Owen Egizio’s life
• COD presents faculty with ‘final’ contract offer
• Mooseheart program provides haven, help for young moms
• McDowell Grove chemical cleanup hits home stretch
• Park District likes new plan for background checks
• City of Naperville Introduces Interactive Construction Map
• Civil War Days Is An Annual Tradition At Naper Settlement
• Naper Settlement Happenings June 2012
• Bill would allow more power to do background checks
• Open house planned on proposed District 4
• D204, teachers have tentative contract agreement
• Chemical cleanup hits home stretch in McDowell Grove
• Bill would allow Park District more power to do background checks
• Interactive road work map unveiled
• Man killed in overnight Naperville crash
• ‘Sign clutter’ a concern for Plan Commission members
• Naperville Day of Prayer focuses on many earthly trials, tribulations
• City of Naperville Announces New Police Chief
• Fourth Election District Open House
• Ex-con guilty of stealing from employer
• Denise Crosby: Among Fox Valley’s homeless, biggest needs often the smallest
• The Chicago area’s 20 most dangerous intersections
• Naperville Day of Prayer focuses on many earthly worries
• Drew Peterson hearing set for Friday in Will County court
• Storms could bring hail, high winds tonight and Friday
• Man gets 76 days in jail in DVD bootlegging case
• Will County divorce court judge reassigned after porn story
• Final man sentenced in Naperville prostitution case
• Naperville names new police chief
• Controversy still surrounds 95th Street extension plan
• Ex-Metea teacher gets six years for sex with student
• NIU killing suspect gave conflicting stories, prosecutor says
• Naperville open house focuses on saving ash trees
• DuPage Election Board chairman steps down
• Toddler dies a week after school bus-van crash in Naperville
• Supreme Court ruling offers hope to imprisoned ex-Gov. Ryan
• Naperville man charged with theft from Islamic Foundation
• Still no answers in case of missing Plainfield mom Lisa Stebic
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Neighborhood Open House
• City leaders lobby for pension reform in Springfield
• A special invitation to prom
• New police chief to be named on Tuesday in Naperville
• More pain pills prescribed in suburbs than Chicago
• DuPage County Board chairman calls on head of Election Board to resign
• New police chief to be named on Tuesday
• To Joliet Jail for NATO offenders?
• County Board chairman calls on head of Election Board to resign
• 6 nabbed in Naperville prostitution sting
• Bishop Conlon is commencement speaker for Benedictine University
• Tragic death puts spotlight on youth baseball safety
• 6 nabbed in Naperville prostitution bust
• Congressional action puts college loans in the spotlight
• DuPage County Board chairman calls on Election Board chairman to resign
• City road resurfacing program begins in May
• Naperville man eager ‘to go have sex’ charged with driving 111 mph
• Educators pack Naperville Central to learn about teacher pension funding woes
• May 1, 2012 Naperville City Council Meeting Canceled
• Naperville’s Annual Roadway Resurfacing Program To Begin In May
• Report triggers shakeup of DuPage election panel
• Quinn facility closure plan hailed by activists
• Man gets community service for racially-charged bar fight
• Woman gets 6 years for role in Naperville Ecstasy ring
• Prosecutors want DNA tests on knife in stabbing death of Naperville teacher
• Home and Fire Safety Information Available at Fire Station No. 7
• Naperville Vegetarian Food Festival
• Naperville man receives 25 years in Iowa DUI death
• ‘Felony Lane Gang’ rides again in Naperville?
• Drew Peterson abandons appeal, wants trial date
• Civic leader accused of embezzlement
• Obama strategist Axelrod talks politics before packed house at Benedictine
• Naperville man gets 25 years in Iowa DUI fatality
• Election panel report dismays DuPage board
• Council against mandatory sprinklers for new residences
• Naperville library board president and businessman accused of embezzlement
• Naperville North grad hurt, friend killed in fall from balcony
• Naperville North grad hurt in fall from balcony; friend killed
• Naperville library board president, businessman accused of embezzlement
• Four hurt in crash involving school bus, van in Naperville
• Judge’s computer login used in attempts to view pornography
• Retired Blackhawks group honors Neuqua Valley student
• Change in Garbage Collection Cart Sales Effective May 1, 2012
• Naperville Announces Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week
• Federal Judge Rejects Attempt to Halt Smart Meter Installation
• Diehl Road at Canadian National Railroad Crossing To Close For Maintenance
• Chicago area residents face frosty Monday morning
• Campaign cash rolling in for Foster, Biggert in 11th District race
• State forces local districts to pay for end-of-career raises to educators
• Relay for Life planned at NCC
• Council members talk about big issues to homeowners’ group
• Perfect game for Philip Humber
• Naperville woman charged in DUI crash in school parking lot
• Rehabbed and ready
• Bus depot on hold, but changes still coming at Metra station
• 'Even as he got older, he was still a driving force'
• Lexus of Naperville makes sure veterans have work when they come home
• Naper smart meter controversy goes on
• Fourth Avenue Daily Fee Parking To Close For Weekend Repairs
• Third Election District Open House
• Fed judge won’t stop Naperville smart meter installation
• COD teachers rally, march to board meeting to vent feelings about stalled contract talks
• ‘Bomb robber’ writing happy ending as tribute to mom
• Fourth Avenue parking area closed this weekend
• Naperville man, 55, charged with stalking younger woman
• Report: Boards should adopt county’s ethics policies
• Naper Library Board OKs service card for non-residents
• Plan for McDonald’s near downtown Naperville raises traffic concerns
• Open house on proposed  City Council District 3 planned
• Report says DuPage boards need to be more open, adopt county’s ethics policies
• Illinois income taxes jump nearly 32 percent, second-highest in nation
• Dick Clark, ‘American Bandstand’ host, dies of heart attack at 82
• Spring/North Watermain Infrastructure Improvement Project Begins
• Arbor Day Tree Sale
• Bridges named new D203 superintendent
• City Council talks ‘money as speech’
• Sex abuse case dismissed
• Students hear Occupy and Tea Party voices at Benedictine mock rally
• Bridges officially named new D203 superintendent
• Housing development planned between Naperville and Lisle
• Naperville Fire Department looking for ‘clunker’ cars
• Forced installation angers Smart Grid opponents
• Developers announce plans for Promenade East project
• Naperville Fire Department Seeks Donations of Clunker Vehicles
• Cross Connection Control Program Administration Begins Week of April 23
• Wild weather night expected; strong winds, hail, ‘downpours’ possible
• 10 nabbed in police  ‘Operation Clean Sweep’
• Foster questions Biggert’s support of Medicare program
• 10 nabbed in Naperville police ‘Operation Clean Sweep’
• Foster questions Biggert’s support of Medicare
• Driver cited for leaving car in Naperville pond
• Hundreds attend rally against heroin use in Will Co.
• City begins treating ash trees to combat Emerald Ash Borer
• State moves up West Nile testing date by two weeks
• Activists aim to curtail corporate political clout
• Kendall board member claims colleague took undeserved payments
• Court allows hearsay evidence against Drew Peterson
• Biggert tells Naperville seniors that Medicare will be protected
• Seasonal road upgrades put orange signs on Naperville’s map
• Two up from prison for possible retrial  in Naperville murder
• DuPage homeless agencies reach funding constraints
• Accusations fly at Wheatland Town Meeting
• Man with 67-weapon arsenal facing trial
• Denise Crosby: One click from you could help Danielle win trip of a lifetime
• Naper North teams take part in ‘green’ building project
• Naperville deemed best at tapping social media to keep residents in the loop
• Ex-con headed to prison for aggravated DUI
• Family-friendly restaurant replacing Show-Me’s
• Diehl Road car crash victim identified
• National author to talk on schizophrenia
• Local publisher starts online romance bookclub
• Diehl Road Resurfacing Project Begins April 16, 2012
• Naperville Greener Business Program Grants Still Available
• Historic Preservation Commission to Hold Special Meeting
• Downtown Paw-Paw Parking Lot to Close Partially for Maintenance
• Can suburban mayors serve on county board?
• Heroin leaves deadly mark on Will County
• Mulch fire at OfficeMax HQ does $20,000 in damage
• Aurora woman identified as Warrenville car crash victim
• Naper Settlement Receives Highest National Recognition Awarded - Re-Accreditation From The American Association Of Museums
• Community Emergency Response Team Classes Being Offered In May 2012
• Festival of Colors in Naperville lets participants get a taste of Indian culture
• Work on city parking lots begins Monday
• Festival of Colors in Naperville lets participants gets a taste of Indian culture
• Knoch Park ‘reopening’ a hit
• ID of Diehl Road crash victim proves elusive
• Local woman headed to jail for second DUI
• Naperville To Begin Municipal Parking Lot Maintenance Improvements
• Identification of Warrenville crash victim proves elusive
• DuPage running leaner with grant funds down
• Reward posted in Naperville home burglary
• Naperville sets Telecommunicator Appreciation Week
• GOP Senators worried about pension, Medicaid funding
• Peace Corps director to give NCC commencement address
• ‘Drumshow’ returns to Central High School
• Drug abuse forum packs  auditorium with parents, teachers, students
• Humor's role in dealing with life's problems to be discussed April 26 at St. Thomas Church
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Meter Installation More Than 25 Percent Complete
• Naper Settlement May 2012 Programs
• Open house to discuss proposed Dist. 2
• Alleged court-dodger in trouble
• City hopes to hire new chief from police ranks
• Open house to discuss  proposed District 2
• Naperville D203 board selects interim superintendent
• Conference at Naperville hotel focuses on minority health issues
• Jet’s Pizza earns overall title in library’s teen pizza-tasting contest
• Alzheimer’s facility gets commission’s unanimous OK
• Texas man gets prison in abduction of own child in Aurora
• Naperville to Treat Healthy Ash Trees to Fight Against Emerald Ash Borer
• Staff, program issues create an  emotional night for Indian Prairie
• City Council OKs fertility clinic downtown
• Proposed District 2 Open House
• Forum puts community focus on ‘epidemic’ of heroin use in Naperville
• Ex-Warrenville alderman gets prison for scam
• Technical school proposed along Warrenville Road
• New camera system targeted for D203 schools
• Water main project may cause traffic delays
• Open house to discuss proposed City Council District 2
• Next Naperville City Council Meeting April 3, 2012
• IDOT To Begin Work On Ogden Avenue/North Aurora Road Improvements
• Fiery Warrenville crash victim still unidentified
• One dead after car ruptures gas line in Warrenville
• Marchers pursue justice for Trayvon
• Naperville Council to readdress fertility clinic plan
• Denise Crosby: Crisis calls take personal toll on 911 dispatchers
• Marriott hotel set to open in Naperville
• 3 winning Mega Millions tickets, and one was sold in Illinois
• Sikich Sponsors Naper Nights
• Two forums coming up on area heroin problem
• I-88 work west of Aurora starts Sunday
• Two forums coming up on heroin problem
• Parole violator nabbed after three-story leap from balcony
• Knowing what to do is key to surviving tornado
• Negotiations stalemated between COD, teachers
• Man made $40,000-plus with pirated DVDs: cops
• Drug dealer gets prison in near-decade-old Naperville home invasion
• Denise Crosby: Until facts are all in, local hoodie march is out of step
• Ex-con charged with home invasion, sex assault
• Portion of McDowell Grove preserve to close April 1
• Home prices in Naperville remaining stable despite continued slump in the Chicago area
• Celebration to put Knoch Park renovations in the spotlight
• Mock trials will weigh Mary Todd Lincoln’s sanity
• Tornado season is here — Do you know how to protect yourself?
• Mitrovich largely mum on resignation details
• Part of McDowell Grove preserve to close April 1
• Man hurt in traffic crash
• Man drives 93 mph, still misses curfew
• Keeping it open spaces
• Edward officials speak out about health care reform
• Two sentenced in prostitution case
• Allergy sufferers find warm weather something to sneeze about
• Gasoline prices hit record: $4.67 in Chicago; $4.51 in metro area
• Native American flute circle breath of fresh air to community
• Lawyer says Lemak likely upset about French TV documentary
• Edward officials speak out on health care reform
• Gasoline prices hit record high: $4.67 in Chicago; $4.51 in metro area
• Friends of the Children’s Center brunch funds go to Nicarico Center
• Metea Valley looks to improve on solid first season
• Academic Spotlight: Waubonsie grad named CoverGirl for a day
• Will allowing cameras in court improve justice or pervert it?
• Friends of the Children’s Center brunch funds go to Nicarrico Center
• Ready for their close-up?
• Woman who murdered her 3 children says she was a good mother
• Starting Sunday, you can buy your Illinois lottery tickets online
• One ISU student may have died from seizure disorder, coroner says
• Metea musicians getting Italian adventure
• Naperville student uses tricks to try to win USA Memory Championship
• Academic Spotlight: Waubonsie grad named CoverGirl for a day
• Smaller fee for late-night liquor permits OK’d
• Record-breaking weather lets Naperville take to the outdoors
• Metea Valley program salutes Tuskegee Airmen
• Naperville Library to offer eReaders in May
• Two more bands added to Ribfest lineup
• Crash claims life of Naperville businessman
• Third member of Naper drug ring is sentenced
• Ex-con charged with slashing 2 in Lisle
• National Dems: ‘Road to majority’ in Congress ‘goes through Illinois’
• NFL suspends Saints coach, Naperville C. alum Sean Payton
• Heavyweight congressional battle: Biggert vs. Foster in November
• Ives takes District 42 race
• Healy, Khouri, Zediker get GOP nod in District 5
• Hart, Maher winners in Will County District 11
• Council delays action on fertility clinic
• Pared-down boundary plan approved in D203
• Naperville schools chief Mitrovich stepping down
• Polls close, primary vote count gets underway
• Aurora parolee arrested on first day of job
• Pared-down boundary plan approved in School District 203
• Special Needs Survivor Games draw crowd to Peterson School
• Man denies killing teacher at Naperville club
• Romney confident, Illinois voters divided as GOP primary nears
• Fallen heroes wall salutes those who died defending country
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Neighborhood Open House
• City To Honor President’s Volunteer Service Award Recipients
• Heroin  conference slated at Lewis U.
• Fallen heroes wall salutes those who died defending county
• Sun really shines on St. Patrick’s Day parade
• ‘Don’t forget them’
• Seven vying for GOP spots in  DuPage District 5
• Santorum gives Romney tougher-than-expected Ill. primary battle
• Ticket sale policy changes for 2012 Ribfest
• Battle at COD erupts over teacher contracts heating up
• Memorial Wall in Naperville Saturday
• Aurora man going to prison for identity theft
• Ticket sale policy changes for Ribfest
• Battle at COD over teacher contracts heating up
• Severe Weather Spotter Talks
• Man indicted in fatal stabbing of Naperville schoolteacher
• Naperville ready for weekend St. Pat’s Day parade
• Edward Hospital CEO finds vindication in Blago prison term
• DuPage Water Commission is deemed on ‘right track’
• Workshop aims to disable those enabling drug use
• Naperville woman seriously hurt in rappelling fall in Utah
• Naperville residents inspect proposed layout for City Council districts
• Blago says goodbye to freedom
• Hastert making the rounds for Romney
• Yelp - The presenting sponsor for ‘The Festival of Colors!
• Naper Nights Announces Summertime Entertainment
• Wednesday’s warmth a record-breaker
• Wednesday a record-setter for warmth
• Federal judge throws out part of Illinois campaign finance law
• Naper Settlement Is Seeking Donations Of Memorabilia Related To Food And Restaurants
• Naperville Commission Meetings Canceled Due to Lack of Agenda Items
• State Board of Elections: Cunningham votes shouldn’t count in 11th Dist. race
• District 204 soccer families make plea: Keep kids playing
• COD looks to crack down on smoking
• Chamber luncheon focuses on transportation, primary candidates
• DuPage Board denies request for special permit for mosque dome, minaret
• Naperville heroin event draws out new questions and answers
• Naperville Park District taking firm to court over failing fence
• Plainfield girl, 6, killed in Wyoming crash
• Cops: Intoxicated pedestrian causes three-car accident
• New judge in Wal-Mart gun case
• Springlike 80 degrees for Chicago in last week of winter
• Denise Crosby: Mother says something must be learned from daughter’s overdose
• VFW honors educators, officer and firefighter
• Volunteers Sought For Fair Housing Advisory Commission
• Young dancers have what it takes to toe the line
• Three vying for GOP nomination in Forest Board race
• Naper mom on mission to save soccer teams
• Megan’s mom: Something must be learned from daughter’s overdose
• Smart Grid project moving right along; some still have concerns
• 95th Street meeting set
• Naperville dismissed from final ‘Female Forces’ lawsuit
• Woman guilty of pepper-spraying Metra conductor
• Superpac backing Romney buys nearly $1 million in TV time here
• House passes ban on drivers using cell phones near emergency scenes
• Forum gives residents chance to meet candidates
• Public meeting set on 95th Street extension project
• Grid keeps track of county’s green initiatives, fuel sites
• Illinois Appellate Court Dismisses Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Referendum Appeal
• Illinois Severe Weather Awareness Week Taking Place Through March 10
• Council OKs $460,000 to fight Emerald Ash Borer
• NCC’s first chaplain dead at 90
• Man who made 9 emergency calls in Naperville sentenced
• House passes statewide ban on using cell phone while driving
• Man sentenced in heroin, theft cases
• Mayor A. George Pradel Taking Part in Frozen Food Shopping Spree to Benefit Local Charity
• Proposed District 1 Open House
• DuPage County eyes bond issue for water system debt
• After windy day, expect temps to drop by 30 degrees
• Ex-ESDA officer is convicted in child sex case
• Court: too late to get Smart Grid on ballot
• Ex-ESDA officer guilty in Naperville child sex case
• Grid keeps track of city’s green initiatives, fuel sites
• Man gets 13 years for attempting  to kill woman in Naperville in 2010
• DuPage eyes bond issue for water system debt
• Prosecutors: Former Warrenville alderman was just a con man
• D203 Board puts off decisions on boundary changes, all-day kindergarten
• District 203 puts off all-day kindergarten decision
• AID fundraiser telethon set for March 17
• Teacher’s aide pleads guilty to sex with student
• AID fundraiser telethon set for March 17
• Primary election start of changes for Will Co. Board
• ‘Celebrating The American Spirit’ At Naper Settlement
• More than a piece of paper
• A good TV gig for ‘bad girl’ of Naperville North in ‘GCB’
• D203 board may vote on school boundaries, all-day kindergarten Monday night
• Driver’s life murky since fatal ‘08 crash
• Board not thrilled with bus depot plan
• Man headed to prison in Naperville drug case
• Naperville Accepting Applications for Greener Business Program Grants
• Ex-NVHS aide guilty of having sex with student
• Naperville cops warn residents of phone scam
• Holiday lights recycling programs in Naperville ongoing
• Reward posted in Naperville vehicle theft
• Bond revoked for suspect in fatal stabbing of Naperville teacher
• Naper forum to feature DuPage, Will board candidates
• Internet safety event set in Naperville
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Neighborhood Open House
• Volume I, Issue 11 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Deal likely in Metea teacher sex assault case
• Quinn lifts hold on Illinois hospital tax rulings
• City eyes recipients for grant funds
• Fermilab director: Budget cuts could have ‘significant consequences’
• Coyote sightings up in Aurora
• Naperville man held on child pornography charges
• Lawsuit: Lisle hotel guest raped by bartender
• Cage fighter to pay nearly $25k for rampage
• City may look at government consolidation ideas
• Investigation suspended into ‘suspicious incident’ in Country Lakes area
• Cops seek help with ‘incident’ involving man, boy and bike
• Cage fighter to pay nearly $25,000 for apartment rampage
• Cops seek help with ‘incident’ involving man, boy, bike
• Mayor’s annual address suggests all’s well on the Naperville front
• Will Board candidates talk pensions, term limits
• State board OKs Edward Hospital expansion plan
• Man convicted of gunning down ex-wife outside Oak Brook hotel
• Two more ‘Felony Lane’ suspects declared fugitives after skipping court
• Juvenile charged with setting fires in Plainfield
• Man held on $1 million bail in 2008 fatal hit-and-run
• Budget cuts remain a hot topic in Indian Prairie
• Naperville police seek help with ‘suspicious incident’
• Guilty conscience leads man to confess to 2008 fatal hit-and-run in Joliet
• Sister Cities Commission Still Accepting Entries for Young Artists Showcase
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for February 27, 2012
• Foster, Hickey, Thomas hoping to represent new congressional district
• Ex-inmate on controversial prison: ‘Tamms never leaves my head’
• Panel continues school boundary discussions
• Two moms share name and cause: Helping kids make good choices
• Naper parks chief reaffirmed
• Tuition going up at College of DuPage
• Jack Ryan to retire from Little Friends
• Biggert appeals Cunningham’s return to 11th District GOP ballot
• Naperville man sentenced for possessing child pornography
• CEO Jack Ryan to retire from Little Friends
• Soil, water testing to begin soon at Sportsman’s Park
• System from north brings ‘potent’ storm; hundreds of flights canceled
• Increasing cost of college leaves parents scrambling
• Legislators pitch pension reform at Chamber lunch
• Two charged in Naperville prostitution case
• Naper soldier dies after car crash
• New rules let more families get help from food pantry
• Single towing fee approved for city
• School for special needs students proposed in Naperville
• ‘Sharing people’s misery and sorrow makes them stronger’
• State Of The City Address
• Think winter is done for the season? Think again
• Gov. Pat Quinn on pension mess: ‘Everything is on the table’
• 2 charged in Naperville prostitution case
• 2 hospitalized following crash
• D204 substitute teacher fired in duct-taping incident
• Smart meter foes fight installation; call for oversight
• Democratic candidates focus on jobs, pension reform
• No one hurt in smoky Naperville apartment fire
• Legislators pitch pension  reform at Chamber luncheon
• Catholic Charities closing offices for four days
• Reports put DuPage panels under microscope
• Police: Indiana sighting not Aurora mom
• Girl Scouts’ study shows career stereotypes still prevalent
• Man killed in Bolingbrook crash
• Record-breaking Chicago winter continues
• Homeowners group receives  budget update from the city
• Ronald McDonald Family Room to open at Edward
• Denise Crosby: Naperville man, sex offender, hopes for second chance
• Literature Breakfast lets fans, educators get insde story from children’s authors
• Benedictine U. student accused of soliciting child sex
• NCC president set to retire
• Drug presentation online
• Family, friends of murdered teacher set up scholarship fund
• Government offices, schools will be closed for Presidents’ Day in Naperville
• Ronald McDonald Family Room to open Tuesday at Edward
• False alarm at Naper Elementary School.
• North Central College president to retire
• Colleagues remember Will County Board member Frank Stewart
• 3 now charged in string of pizzeria robberies
• D203 boundary change proposal ready to go before School Board
• Police looking for missing Aurora mom, 3 children
• Early Voting For The 2012 General Primary Election Begins
• Police looking for missing Aurora mother, CHILDREN
• No deficit projected in city of Naperville’s next budget
• Housing authority continues recovery
• Man gets jail for aggravated DUI, illegal driving in city
• D203 boundary change proposal ready for the School Board
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting for Monday, February 20 Canceled
• Second brother gets 60 years in gang murder
• Denise Crosby: ‘Finally, the community is starting to care’
• Naperville Heritage Society And Naper Settlement Receive Sustainable Development Award
• Indian Prairie schools facing more staffing cuts
• ‘Finally, the community is starting to care’
• DuPage finance head reports on ‘improving’ budget picture
• Police make arrests for marijuana possession
• McGury not interested in being new police chief
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Neighborhood Open House
• Heroin talk draws overflow crowd to Naperville library
• Rev. Wright: Race not over yet
• DuPage board filling holes left by resignations
• Man gets jail for role in Naperville heroin case
• Biggert, Foster clash over Keystone pipeline stock
• Naperville Park District doing OK,  despite golf revenues slumping
• Singer Whitney Houston dead at 48 of unknown causes
• To the delight of its fans, Lantern reopens with its old school vibe intact
• Sen. Kirk moved into Rehab Institute
• Cubs chairman reschedules Naperville Chamber appearance
• Teen accused of knocking out victim’s tooth during robbery try
• Sen. Kirk moved into Rehab Institute; family offers thanks
• DuPage chief names choice for County Board vacancy
• Naperville ex-con charged in robbery, shooting
• D203 finishes up forums on boundary changes
• Reluctant road warriors: Teens not itching to drive
• New company taking over Packer’s role in Naperville green depot project
• Agreement ends feud between COD, Glen Ellyn
• Prosecutors want higher bail for man charged in Naperville stabbing death
• Up to 6 inches of lake effect snow possible starting Friday afternoon
• Wild’s friends  question mindset of accused killer
• State Rep. Cross to talk over top issues with Will County officials
• Metra schedule changes proposed
• Mayor A. George Pradel Statement On Tragic Downtown Incident
• Advisory Cultural Commission Public Meeting Scheduled
• Quarrel over chicken dinner lands man in prison
• 911 calls from Frankies show confusion, concern
• OSHA probes factory where worker was buried in sand
• D203 examines new ethics policy
• Expert expects gas prices in Chicago to hit $4.60 by May
• Schedule changes proposed for Metra trains
• Naperville school, community leaders grapple with teacher’s murder
• Rescuers vacuum sand to free man trapped in Naperville silo
• Naperville school grapples with teacher’s murder
• ‘Unseasonably’ warm temps won’t continue this week
• Eli Manning rallies Giants past Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI
• Super Bowl at end of 3rd quarter: Patriots 17, Giants 15
• Bond set for man accused of killing Naperville teacher
• Emergency managers preparing for earthquake drill
• Denise Crosby: The issue of heroin in Naperville
• Family, friends mourn Spring Brook teacher killed at bar
• Naperville man charged with murder at downtown bar
• D203 parents continue to air concerns
• Longtime Naperville engineering firm closes
• ‘Felony Lane Gang’ suspect skips court date
• Governor Spice: Quinn eats spoonful of cinnamon in on-air challenge
• Susan G. Komen drops plans to stop Planned Parenthood grants
• D203 forum touches on boundary changes, all-day kindergarten
• Filing errors knock Kane clerk off election ballot
• Cops: Missing Naperville man took cabs, trains to downstate college
• ZZ Top set to perform at Ribfest
• 3 charged with selling heroin in Naperville
• Volume I, Issue 10 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Tea Party behind year of drama in Congress
• August trial date for alleged family killer Christopher Vaughn
• Two cheerleading squads advance to state finals
• Pulse: Dance Moms, American Idol, Crown Vics, Steve Cortes
• Joliet bishop hits White House over birth control
• County Board member Sheahan goes to Navistar
• Mr. Sheahan goes to Navistar
• Naper commuters take Metra fare hikes in stride
• Quinn pitches tax relief for families, businesses that hire vets; more college aid
• North to induct six into Sports Hall of Fame
• Man sentenced for growing pot in forest preserve
• Appellate court to review smart grid ballot ruling
• D203 forums give residents chance to discuss proposed boundary map
• Missing Naperville man is found OK
• Metra riders rush to buy passes before 25 percent fare hike
• Tellabs to cut staff by 530
• Search for missing Naperville man continues
• Sen. Mark Kirk upgraded to fair condition
• Woman hurt in rollover crash in Naperville shopping center lot
• Police seek missing Naperville man with autism
• ‘Felony Lane Gang’ member gets jail, faces drug charge
• Metra fare increases begin Wednesday
• Naperville Debuts Attainable Housing Toolkit
• Newest boundary proposal in D203 would have 1,000 students moving
• Anti-Smart Grid group files appeal of judge’s decision on referendum
• Money issues on mind of College of Dupage leader
• Ex-minister gets jail for molesting Naperville girl
• No serious injuries in Kane school bus accident
• New city program aims to help seniors, disabled find housing
• Cameras may be coming to a courtroom near you
• Woman still hospitalized after crash
• Rate hike has Naperville drivers rethinking their routes
• Naperville seeks applicants for 2012 block grant money
• Committee votes on final proposed D203 map
• City works to whittle down projected budget gap for 2013
• Naperville Development Partnership Passes Resolution In Support of Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Implementation
• Sister Cities Commission Sponsoring Young Artists Showcase
• Naperville parent honored by FBI for community involvement
• Pulse: Sledding, weight loss, movies, economics, Melissa Gorga
• Heroin problem topic of library program
• Naperville woman seriously injured in Aurora crash
• Dog distemper traced to local pet shop chain
• Naperville man charged with sex assault of child
• Naperville Police Chief Announces Retirement Plans After 22 Years Of Service
• Project Applicants Sought For Community Development Block Grant And Social Services Grant Programs
• President Obama says every American should get a fair shot
• Woman gets prison for selling ecstasy in Naperville
• Dog distemper traced to local pet shop chain
• Police chief ready to unwind, try new things in retirement
• Judge agrees Naperville Smart Grid referendum shouldn’t be on ballot
• Plainfield native McCarthy nominated for Oscar
• Sen. Mark Kirk doing better — asks for Blackberry
• D203 Board hears boundary change update
• Sen. Mark Kirk has stroke, could have problems with left arm, leg
• Naperville Police Chief to retire in May
• Local man dies before facing doctor impersonation charges
• City Encourages Residents to Prepare for Upcoming Winter Storm
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for January 23, 2012
• Two choices for DuPage board fill-in
• Burning questions: Mystery surrounds historic Fox Valley fires
• Concerns raised again about 95th Street extension
• Occupy Naperville event focuses on major Supreme Court ruling
• Dad says daughter is haunted by the man who molested her
• Dad says daughter is haunted by the pastor-professor who molested her
• Municipalities tackle snow; many events canceled
• Schools closings early as Chicago area under snow storm warning
• Naperville man charged with marijuana, pill possession
• Pradel resting at home following heart procedure
• Employee survey results unveiled at Naper Library Board meeting
• Neighborhood Smart Grid open house is scheduled
• Thousands gather outside at West Aurora to salute fallen soldier
• 2 teens held in Naperville car burglaries
• TV-radio host honors MLK at North Central College event
• Trio accused of stealing diabetic test strips
• 10 Dist. 4 applicants pitch plans for DuPage board vacancy at forum
• Steve Miller Band set to open Ribfest 2012
• Controversial D203 boundary change maps still being worked on
• Court hearing is scheduled on Smart Grid referendum decision
• Ex-con, associate held in pizzeria stickup
• New permit system for late-night spots in Naperville
• Residents Encouraged to View Proposed Districts Webpage
• SECA Fund Logo Design Contest Extended Through January 31, 2012
• Man gets prison for theft from gas station
• Naperville Council sets 8 as maximum number of chickens on a property
• Parents upset with proposed Dist. 203 boundary changes
• Two charged with robbing Naperville pizza outlet, suspected in others
• Judge rules Wheaton mother who abandoned newborn unfit to raise him
• DuPage County nets job help boost from Feds
• Route 714 in line for final supports
• Nicarico center numbers look encouraging
• Local Electoral Board Rules Referendum Question Not Allowed on March Primary Ballot
• City Encourages Residents To Prepare For Upcoming Winter Storm
• Petition drive to oust D203 chief underway
• No charges in crash that cost motorcyclist his leg
• Will County seeks input on zoning law revisions
• Ex-con sentenced on drug, child endangerment charges
• Naperville woman dies when car hits tree
• NIU to reopen Cole Hall, site of 2008 shooting spree
• Freezing rain, snow and cold snap in the forecast
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race, endorse Romney
• Work that challenges — but doesn’t stress people out
• Chocolate Festival lets Naperville revel in the sweet life
• Durbin seeks online tax as a binding measure
• D203 preliminary boundary maps unveiled
• Jail ordered for man in online child sex case
• Naperville man gets jail and probation in narcotics case
• DuPage event spotlights renewable energy
• Two charged with manufacturing ‘Charley Sheene’ bath salts
• Naperville man gets jail, probation in drug case
• Serving those who’ve served
• Plainfield woman dies in Oswego crash
• Bed, Bath and Beyond removes radioactive tissue box holders
• Ex-Naperville couple’s death investigation now a ‘cold case’
• Tearful embezzler: ‘Sandy, I’m so sorry’
• Naperville managing winter’s belated debut
• Ex-con in trouble on DUI charge
• Naperville home invader gets prison, must testify against cohorts
• No referendum this spring on Smart Grid project
• Chocolate Festival
• Naperville, meet winter
• Chicago weather: 4 to 8 inches of snow coming
• Foreclosures plummet in Will County
• Referendum Objection Proceedings Continuing on January 12, 2012
• Pulse: Author offers birthday surprise
• Edward Hospital gets $2.5 million donation for new projects, help for needy patients
• League of Women Voters plans outreach program
• Back to reality: 4 to 8 inches of snow coming
• Residents Invited To Participate In Naperville Citizens’ Academy
• Making the change
• Car rolls over, loses engine; driver charged with DUI
• Naperville family killed in auto crash in India
• McDowell Grove thorium cleanup logjam ends
• Superintendent updates Chamber on contentious District 203 enrollment shift talks
• District 203 looking at all-day  kindergarten
• We may break record for least snowy start to winter
• Naperville family killed in crash in India
• Wounded vets to take part in baseball fantasy camp
• Crime Free Lease Addendum Now Available on City’s Website
• Flag salutes sacrifice of soldier, family
• A plea for Medicaid mercy
• Naperville event helps link up residents with volunteer work
• Aurora soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Some subpoenas OK’d at smart meter hearing
• Masseuse charged with prostitution
• Benedictine University eyes Arizona campus
• Benedictine eyes Arizona campus
• Masseuse with ‘upscale’ tastes charged with prostitution
• Electoral Board OKs some subpoenas at smart meter hearing
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 percent, hiring surges
• Take these safety precautions when it gets cold outside
• Two Brothers  brewing up  big plans for Roundhouse in 2012
• What a difference a year makes
• Tax deferral season opens in DuPage County
• Housing agency board approves new director
• New privacy policy designed to protect I-PASS information
• Smart meter installation begins
• Study: For many older women, sex gets better with age
• City Of Naperville News - Referendum Objection Proceedings
• Murder suspect may have had financial motives
• Murder suspect may have had finanical motives
• No final decision yet on Smart Grid referendum
• Ex-con from Bolingbrook charged with sex trafficking
• Naper Settlement February 2012 Happenings
• Bears oust Jerry Angelo as GM, Lovie Smith remains
• Once-embattled housing authority chooses chief
• Home sales numbers looking better in Naperville area
• Couple’s fourth baby is Naperville’s first in 2012
• Good Cause: Couple struggles with Lou Gehrig’s diagnosis
• City Extends Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Video Contest
• Couple’s fourth baby is Naperville’s first
• Hinckley couple’s third is  area’s first baby of New Year
• Police seek gunman in Naperville hotel stickup
• Higher tolls now being charged on tollways
• 2012 brings more than 200 new laws to state
• Ringing and ringing in 2012
• How to get a job in 2012
• 14th Congressional District race has late twist
• Lawsuit filed to stop installaton of smart meters
• Parole violator sentenced to 7 years in prison
• Aurora mom delivers third baby at Christmas
• Lifetime movie on Drew Peterson captures his personality but takes some liberties
• Cops hunt man in pharmacy robbery
• Grade school custodian accused of exposure, battery has felony record
• Stebic’s lawyer sues him for $10K in unpaid fees
• Cops hunt man in Naperville pharmacy robbery
• Resident files objection to Smart Grid referendum
• Naperville planning daylong celebration on New Year’s Eve
• Sears spares Illinois in first list of store closings
• 3 hurt in crash at Morton Arboretum
• Planning And Zoning Commission Meeting Canceled
• City Reminds Residents to Check Batteries in Alarm Systems and Detectors
• Police report: American flag stolen from home on Loomis Street
• Hike in fines puts parking issues in the spotlight
• Naperville couple deals with long-term unemployment
• 81-year-old Batavia auto dealership closing
• Oswego man gets 7 years for  setting house, self on fire
• Quinn: Ruling paves way for online lottery sales
• Come Jan. 1, back seat riders must   buckle up
• Chicago shoppers keep spending, chase deals on ‘Mega Monday’
• 20 arrests at Bears-Packers game a season high
• A bumpy road for Illinois
• North Central to honor Martin Luther King
• Holiday generosity jump-starts new year for Aurora mom
• Plenty of candidates file  to run for seats in Congress
• Faces of 2011: Billy Croft, firefighter, country singer
• Man going to jail for  possessing child porn
• Man gets jail for possessing child pornography
• Beebe School custodian charged with battery, indecent exposure
• Needy children think of others during ‘Shop with A Cop’ event in Naperville
• Naper resident pleads guilty to sexually abusing students
• Police report: Baby Jesus stolen from front yard display
• Reward offered for info on damage to vehicles
• Workshop spotlights energy systems that tap renewable fuels
• Kidz Kabaret looking to expand
• City admits gaffe, pantry grant is approved
• Ex-con who ingested bags of heroin, two others arrested
• Alcohol-related road fatalities decline in Illlinois
• Chicago-based investment group purchases Sun-Times Media
• Glen Ellyn man, thought to be Gacy victim, found living in Oregon
• Man left dying friend in wrecked car, returned to party: Berlin
• Man kills himself, hours before he was to plead guilty to sex crime
• Meningitis shot recommended for college students
• City Announces Increase in Parking Fines
• Cops say driver abandoned passenger in Wheaton fatality
• Four ‘Felony Lane’ smash and grab suspects arrested in Naperville
• Residents air their feelings about boundary change process at packed D203 meeting
• Good Cause: Education fund honors Naperville’s fallen
• Naperville Metra Station Platform Improvement Project Now Complete
• Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Taking Place December 21, 2011
• Naperville OKs annexing Islamic Center property
• 4 ‘Felony Lane’ smash and grab suspects arrested in Naperville
• 2 more guilty in Naperville gas station robbery
• Pulse: Glasgow character absent from Lifetime's Drew Peterson movie? 
• District 203 board to discuss changes for boundary group
• Secret ‘Santas’ pay strangers’ layaway balances at 2 area Kmarts
• Local resident honored as Veteran of the Month
• The winds of weird: A look back at a year of quirky weather
• Man going to prison for downtown Naperville robbery
• Man who injured Naperville police dog sentenced
• DuPage County OKs series of water rate increases
• D203 board to discuss changes for boundary group
• Car dealers want to end December with a bang
• Library Board OKs $15M budget
• Environmental panel wants DuPage to join national climate change effort
• Naperville officals explain Smart Grid to residents
• Historic Preservation Commission to Hold January 5 Special Meeting
• COD program gives students taste of real world issues
• Illinois’ unemployment rate down, slightly
• SECA Fund Logo Design Contest
• Woman drives car into pond at Naperville park
• Edward Hospital proposes two-floor addition
• Naper retailers hopeful as shoppers hint they’re ready to spend
• DuPage County tweaks rules for OK of bills
• Community Emergency Response Team Classes Being Offered In February and March 2012
• Busy sidewalks
• Ecumenical Adult Care raising funds to bridge state shortfall
• City Council looking to hold line on budget
• Kane approves deal to house DuPage young offenders
• County feels change in the wind
• Cook, suburban counties seeing outbreak of Whooping Cough
• Tax breaks for Sears, CME passed by House
• Naper Settlement Receives Grant From The Dupage Community Foundation
• Volume I, Issue 8 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Illinois House OKs tax breaks for Sears, CME
• Gov. Quinn, others react on call for Chicago split
• Naperville tuba event puts unique spin on Christmas music
• City Reminds Residents of Electronics Recycling Options
• Naperville to Offer Commuter Services Event at Metra Station
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Neighborhood Open House
• 13 homes with holiday lights that will amaze you
• Ex-con held in $134,324 credit union robbery
• Wheatland Township approves funds for Dial-a-Ride program
• Summit examines ash borer threat
• Rewards offered for burglary info
• Council members have concerns about 95th Street agreement
• Rewards offered for information on burglaries
• I-PASS software snafu causes account errors
• Springbrook Prairie deer cull warnings issued
• DuPage judge not happy with stop-work orders for COD
• Appeals of overturned murder convictions mulled
• City, county ready for the return of wintry weather
• Man sentenced in Halloween party ‘murder’ case
• Information sought in Wheaton bank robbery
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 9-month low
• Appeals of 2 overturned murder convictions mulled
• Drew Peterson Lifetime movie starring Rob Lowe sets air date
• D203 to spend more time looking at boundary changes
• Forest district inquiry, PR bills top $109,000
• Election plot thickens as filing period ends
• Man faces deportation after $600,000 jewelry heist
• ‘Sorry’ Blagojevich gets 14-year prison sentence
• Kane ready to vote on taking in DuPage’s young offenders
• Metea Valley student removed after making threats
• Sun-Times Media online sites to begin metered pay plan
• Islamic groups restart DuPage requests
• Matea Valley student removed after making threats
• Ex-con held on weapons, pot-trafficking charges
• Attack on Pearl Harbor shook Naperville to its core
• Residents pack meeting on future of schools
• Man gets jail for Naperville gas station robbery
• ‘We have not forgotten your sacrifice’
• Aurora postal center on list to be cut
• Ex-con arrested on pot-trafficking, weapons charges
• Doctor drops lawsuit against Scott Huber
• Local Salvation Army gets first gold coin of season
• Cubs great Ron Santo elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
• Mayor hints family-friendly restaurant may replace Show-Me’s
• Naper Settlement January 2012
• Pearl Harbor attack changed lives of women, too
• Quiet disbelief: Memories of Pearl Harbor attack still vivid
• Glen Ellyn issues stop-work orders for COD projects
• Show-Me’s out
• Motorcyclist fined for driving 111 mph in Naperville
• Naperville gets more than $400,000 in CDBG money
• Show-Me’s out; more ‘accessible’ restaurant on way in?
• College of DuPage moves to leave Glen Ellyn
• Former Plainfield school custodian gets 15 years for child porn
• Regis Philbin fills Naperville fans in on his life after TV
• Proposed City Council district map unveiled
• Women’s conference comes to Naperville
• Police Report: DUI arrests on Hamilton, 95th streets
• Separate ways
• Wheelman: 2007 murder defendant ‘started shooting’
• Fugitive with fake check charged with forgery, impersonating U.S. marshal
• Armed robbers steal cash from Naperville restaurant
• Poverty rates rise among area schoolkids
• Appeals court must consider evidence against Drew Peterson
• COD board votes to de-annex from Glen Ellyn
• COD board to discuss breaking away from village of Glen Ellyn
• Dozens of hopefuls make offial bids for public office
• Fire cause, fate uncertain for burned-out Aurora gym
• Cigar wrapper could be key in double-jury trial
• Writer: Walter Payton ‘had flaws like we all have’
• Ex-lawyer from Naperville gets prison for embezzlement
• Metea Valley student publishes 500-page book
• Wind, rain to whip area; snow possible to south
• Fire destroys  Aurora building
• Lieutenant Amanda Scheller Named 2011 Firefighter of The Year
• Slain Naperville woman’s brother charged with murder
• DuPage fills funding gap for recycling program
• Crash that killed four on way to Wheaton College puzzles family
• Innovative fuel plant goes public at Naperville launch
• Naperville's Lights Parade illuminates the holiday spirit 
• North Central falls on late TD, 2-point conversion
• Electric  atmosphere
• Church introduces new translation of prayers
• Aurora Christian brings city first football championship
• Man jailed after pizzeria stickup
• Black Thursday?
• Police report: Hair extensions stolen from beauty parlor
• Annual Lions Club Turkey Trot draws 7,500 participants
• Department of Public Works Preparing for Winter Operations
• Maggie Daley dies
• Police nab man in armed robbery of pizza place
• Volunteers put ‘give’ in Thanksgiving
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related To Hometown Holidays on November 25, 2011
• Lane and Station Building Closures Expected at Naperville Metra Station Tuesday, November 29 through Friday, December 2
• North Central’s Carius named national coach of year
• Council discusses timing of water, wastewater rate hikes
• Markham man charged with murdering NIU student from Park Forest
• IDOT opens some lanes
• Police Reports: Man ticketed with reckless driving
• Naperville man gets jail under Michigan ‘Super Drunk’ law
• Poverty in DuPage in the spotlight
• Family’s giant pine becomes city’s Christmas tree
• Naperville man found guilty in NIU cyber stalking case
• Plans to fold DuPage youth home into Kane Co. center draws protest 
• City Reminds Residents Of Holiday Closures
• Pedestrian hurt, dog killed in traffic crash
• Tables turn for job seeker
• Check confirms businesses drop sales of forbidden drugs
• Denise Crosby: Fewer around to remember attack on Pearl Harbor
• Soup’s On raises almost $140,000 for charities
• Naperville pedestrian badly injured in accident
• Reuniting heroes with their medals
• Police looking for robber who hit credit union
• Glen Ellyn officials deliver strong message to COD
• Liquor code amended for Thanksgiving, Christmas holidays
• The Lantern expected to reopen by December
• CASA program counts on volunteers to help children
• Police report: Phone stolen from student
• DuPage Forest District probes the potential misuse of funds
• Social media can be ‘double-edged sword’ for businesses
• Naperville Library card privileges expanded
• City Offering Recycling Option for Used Holiday Lights
• Green Fuels Depot Ribbon Cutting
• Expert shares tips for joyful holidays in an era of job loss
• Smart Grid debate turns heated
• Charges upgraded against Naper man in attack on estranged wife
• Month-old local ‘Occupy’ movement finding its voice
• Naperville luminary event helps families honor those who have passed away
• DuPage County Board to vote on $434 million budget
• Police Report: Patio chair thrown through sliding glass door
• Group wants referendum on Smart Meters
• Naperville police warn of continued vehicle burglaries
• DuPage youth home supporters aim to reverse closure decision
• Residents offer opinions on bus depot proposals
• Businesses push for  Internet tax collection
• Skunks raising a big stink in Naperville, surrounding towns
• Local ‘Occupy’ movement finding its voice
• Woman sprays Metra conductor with Mace after refusing to show ticket
• After 11 months’ worth of planning, couple takes their vows on 11-11-11
• Poachers charged with deer kills in region
• Baby born 11-11-11 one for the books
• North Central College marks homecoming, 150th anniversary
• Final Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Cycle Begins November 14
• Hundreds come out in Naperville to honor the sacrifice of veterans
• Metra board approves fare hike
• Teacher returns to Neuqua Valley after year as Einstein fellow
• Park District renews agreement on responsibilities for Carillon, tower
• Ruling has COD, Glen Ellyn feuding again
• Section of McDowell Grove Forest Preserve reopens
• Those just out of military find comfort in college programs
• Some try to end Wheatland deputy clerk position
• Winter Weather Preparedness Week Taking Place November 13-19
• Heroin concerns brings group together in Naperville
• Will County foreclosures down from 2010
• Naperville crash briefly closes part of Ogden Avenue
• Police report: Man charged with identity theft
• Reward offered for  information on burglary
• Battlefield memories live on for World War II vet Leo Kuefler
• City to Host Public Open House for Naperville Metra Station Bus Depot and Commuter Access Feasibility Study
• City Reminds Residents of Veteran’s Day Closures
• 'Abraham Lincoln' Visits Naperville to Celebrate Naper Homestead Ribbon Cutting
• Naperville Receives Governor’s Sustainability Award
• Volume I, Issue 7 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Police report: Door kicked in, jewelry stolen from Naperville home
• Good news, bad news for Naper schools on state report card
• Neuqua grad spent month studying in Kyrgyzstan
• George Weikum was ‘rock’ for his family
• Pulse: High-tech race for Will Co. circuit court clerk
• Woman struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Movie stirs up talk of supernatural secrets of Munger Road
• City Reminds Residents Of Solicitation Licensing Requirements
• Woman struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Person struck and killed by train in Naperville
• Consultant hired to dig deep into Sportsman’s Park cleanup
• Occupy Naperville draws new followers
• Ghost experts dig into local folktale ... and the plot thickens
• More than 600 unemployed vets attend job fair
• Benedictine University officials excited about new fitness center
• Motorist fined for keeping 102-mph pace with limo driver
• Police Report: Sod stolen from outside apartment building
• 53-year-old helps others through Grief Recovery Outreach Program
• On the job
• Naper school on list for ‘test irregularities’
• Naper Homestead Ribbon Cutting
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Rescheduled
• City Reminds Residents Of Halloween Safety Tips
• City Provides Update on Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Program
• Ex-con sentenced for making phony 911 calls
• Cops probe mailbox vandalism spree
• Man accused of selling heroin to undercover Naperville cops
• Officials debate future of DuPage youth home
• Misunderstanding over vehicle ends in beating, 2 arrests
• Special Programs and Cultural Amenities Fund Grant Program Applications Due November 1, 2011
• Judge won’t issue gag order on former coach accused of molesting gymnasts
• Man jailed following Naperville Dunkin Donuts stickup
• 3 arrested after racial slur triggers melee in Naperville bar
• Bad economy doesn’t sow a bad seed for market participants
• Open house puts refurbished Naperville Central in spotlight
• Cops probe ‘reported robbery’ of Naperville Dunkin Donuts
• Health insurance costs rise slightly for DuPage workers
• Theo Epstein: ‘I consider myself very, very lucky to be a Cub’
• ‘Trick’ 911 calls no treat for Naperville cops; 2 arrested
• Mayor no longer on Tollway Board
• Classy unveiling
• Class action lawsuit targets Naperville police booking fees
• The McRib makes a McComeback
• Will County worried about new dumping rules
• Tomczak wants to subpoena Glasgow over jail call tapes
• Lightning bolt damages chimney of Naperville-area house
• Store opening a reminder of sew-sew talents
• Lack of jobs leaves more suburban, middle class sliding into poverty
• Lawyer wants to force Will County State’s Attorney Glasgow to discuss jailhouse recordings
• Ill. lawmakers gear up for busy fall veto session
• Lack of jobs leaves more suburban, middle class sliding into poverty
• Poll: Nearly half of Illinois residents want better ComEd bill
• Seager Park draws on past for new center
• ‘Occupy’ effort finds support in Naperville debut
• Judge to rule on guilty plea in woman’s murder
• A bill is born: House Bill 180 demonstrates democracy in action
• 2 massage parlor workers arrested on sex charges
• Denise Crosby: Incident at tanning salon lesson for those not in her shoes
• DuPage housing agency gradually rebuilding
• Naperville street squatter Huber convicted of disorderly conduct
• Police Report: Counterfeit $50 bill passed at store
• Will County Board backs hospitals in tax-exemption dispute
• ‘Juan Doe’ cold-case murder weighs on cop after 15 years
• Will County board members have ‘healthy’ tax debate
• Neuqua student accused of bringing bullet into school
• Study: Young heroin  users don’t realize risks
• Plan Commission wants arches for McDonald’s at Design Pointe
• Lisa Madigan says she’s concerned about gambling expansion
• Pastor-professor guilty of Naperville sex abuse
• Metra Platform Phase 4 Improvements to Begin Thursday, October 20, 2011
• 14th Annual Turkey Trot 5k Run
• Aurora man charged with sex abuse of teen in Naperville
• Church pastor-professor guilty of Naperville sex abuse
• Naperville council delays discussion on 95th Street project
• Study: Young heroin  users don’t realize risks
• Naperville family opens home for celebration under sukkah
• Man charged with sex abuse of teen in Naperville
• Holiday shoppers want deals for themselves
• Naperville homeowners hear facts concerning increased drug, alcohol use among teens
• Test scores solid in Indian Prairie
• Residents launch bids for Forest Preserve board
• DuPage seminar takes aim at  doing business the green way
• 35-year-old recovers from diagnosis of acute leukemia, stroke
• Aurora, Oswego Lowes stores close with no warning
• Oswego, Aurora Lowe’s  locations closed overnight
• Gov. Quinn says he’ll back scaled-down gambling expansion
• Valley law enforcement agencies  grapple with heroin resurgence
• City Reminds Residents to Be Safe this Halloween
• Police: 175 Occupy Chicago protesters arrested in Grant Park
• Officials take DuPage’s case to Washington
• Loved ones spell out how, why kids are abusing heroin, dangerous drugs
• ‘Bragging rights’ game
• Park District keeps good bond rating
• Cops probe motorcycle, car crash
• Heroin seized after man asks cop to retrieve phone
• Naper Chamber hears somber message about economy
• Amtrak passenger nabbed in Naperville with 45 lbs. of marijuana
• City Accepting Downtown Vending Applications
• Naperville comes together for ‘bragging rights’ game
• Heroin seized after man asks cop to retrieve his phone
• Police report: Copper piping stolen from townhouse
• Accused Naper medical center embezzler free on bond
• Class of ‘76 reunion sets stage for annual North-Central game
• Greene Valley Trail Link Ribbon Cutting
• Naper parents learn ways to keep kids safe online
• Preventing teen drug use topic of program
• Crash involving police car sends two to hospital
• Business owner eyes DuPage GOP primary
• Police report: Radio taken from vehicle on Fitness Drive
• Child poverty, reading skills in spotlight at Naperville event
• Dan Wolf Chevrolet Presents Mayor Pradel with Chevy Volt Electric Vehicle
• Were energy-efficient stoplights  to blame in fatal Kendall crash?
• Man held in 1957 Sycamore murder to first face trial on rape charges
• Bones of 8 John Wayne Gacy victims secretly exhumed
• Accused embezzler of $43,000 free on bond
• Police report: Spotlights smashed at entrance of subdivision
• Walk to Remember planned for Saturday in Naperville
• City wants resident input 
• Police Report: Anti-Semitic slur scratched onto Naperville car
• Police charge four in Naperville Ecstasy ring
• Chicago protesters march against groups ‘that wrecked the economy’
• Looming landfill ban prompts electronics recycling
• NCC speaker will address emotional torment in speech Friday
• Civil liberty advocates laud new rules for religious facilities
• Finance director rings up city’s success to retail
• Volume I, Issue 6 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• City Invites Residents to Complete Survey on Communication Methods
• Free Bagged Leaf and Yard Waste Collection Program
• Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Program
• Lions remain unbeaten after defeating Bears 24-13
• 1st Quarter: Bears 0, Lions 0
• DUI charges filed after Naperville motorcyclist dies in crash
• City of Naperville Announces New Public Works Director
• Economy cited as factor in suicides on train tracks
• Man who wrote of speed on Facebook sued in crash
• Mayor, friends bid farewell to ‘Mugwump’ leader
• Naperville motorcyclist killed in Plainfield crash
• Police charge four in Naperville Ecstasy ring
• City Announces Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Video Contest
• 4 nabbed in Naperville Ecstasy ring
• Mayor recognizes coach Impey for starting youth football league
• Man jailed in weed-trimmer killing also charged with assaulting jail guard
• Naper businesses looking toward holiday season
• Islamic Center plan sparks controversy
• County rules nearly finalized for neighborhood churches
• Little change predicted in next year’s Will County tax bills
• Man sought in medical billing theft
• 2 hospitalized after crash near forest preserve
• Naperville spa owner, physician sentenced in prescription drug case
• ‘Thanks,  Mr. Jobs,  for my iPod’
• Little change predicted in next year’s Will County tax bills
• Procurement Services Team Receives National, International Awards
• Naper Settlement November 2011 Happenings
• Chevrolet of Naperville Presenting City with Electric Vehicle
• Apple co-founder, former CEO Steve Jobs dies at 56
• 2 hurt in crash near Naperville-area forest preserve
• Apple says Steve Jobs has died
• Mugwump festival founder dead at 85
• Naperville Council discusses north side development
• DuPage County rules nearly finalized for neighborhood churches
• Naperville backs Edward Hospital in tax fight
• Stripped-down approach leads to suspected burglar’s arrest
• Naperville still accepting  applications for grant program
• Renovations begin on downtown post office
• Resident says parents should be able to see children’s tests
• Council says residents can avoid smart meters
• Casino bill may cost schools over $100 million over 2 years: study
• City Still Accepting Applications for 2012-2013 Special Activities and Cultural Amenities Fund Grant Program
• Man killed by train was retired NCC professor
• Naperville council member Krause taking a pass on county run
• Musician Jim Gill to lead fundraiser for Africa
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project Begins in October
• Periodic Traffic Interruptions on Washington Street at BNSF Underpass Expected October 4, 2011
• Man killed by train in Naperville was retired NCC classics professor
• Assistive Technology Resource Fair
• Contest brings out the best in local marching bands
• Bridge project to cause lane closure on Washington Street
• Controversial project going to Naperville City Council
• Sewer, manhole rehab project to begin in Naperville
• Man sentenced after scamming Naperville family, others
• Fermilab shuts down pioneering atom smasher
• KidsMatter shows film, ‘Race to Nowhere,’ for families, educators
• Naperville man dies after being struck by Metra train
• Man killed by train near Metra station
• Man killed by train in Naperville
• No weapons found in SC North backpack search
• DuPage traffic stop leads to major cocaine seizure
• Naperville man jailed for wireless phone robbery
• High winds buffet Naperville area
• City helping Naperville businesses get city work
• With the markets, traders deal with confidence crisis
• Motorcyclist hospitalized  following crash
• Criminal charges expected in $42,000 medical office theft
• Durbin says D.C. squabbling hurting those with the least
• Pheasant Run: Foreclosure won’t change operations
• Trespassing trial opens for longtime Naperville squatter Scott Huber
• Transformer breakdown lets Naperville North out early
• Furstenau to run for  DuPage County Board
• Central DuPage breaks ground on medical offices in Aurora
• Beating victim sought safety at locked Naperville police station
• Police report: Graffiti written on signs, building on South Main Street
• Slain Naperville woman’s brother returns to Illinois
• Good Cause: Soups On! fundraiser coming Oct. 16
• Lawsuit asks why asthmatic boy sent to 3 hospitals in 11 hours
• DuPage GOP chairman pleads guilty to DUI
• 2 charged following fight outside Naperville police station
• Naperville man charged with possessing child pornography
• Physics turned on its ear catches attention at Fermilab
• Cemetery supporters raising money for Lincoln statue
• POLICE REPORT: Benches damaged at cemetery in Naperville
• Pow Wow opens eyes to  Native American culture
• Aero Drive Water Main Work Begins September 28, 2011
• City of Naperville Invites For Annual Public Safety Open House
• Aaron Rodgers, Packers too much to handle for Bears
• Physics turned on its ear catches attention at Fermilab
• Pow Wow opens eyes to  Native American culture
• Naperville Man gets jail, probation in iPod theft
• Judge: Misconduct case against Kane coroner can move forward
• Man facing charges after fatal crash dies in hospital
• City, Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce and Intergovernmental Partners Hosting “Doing Business with the City of Naperville
• Municipal Surplus Vehicle and Equipment Auction Set For October 1
• Area residents lose $100K to car burglary gang
• Naperville man arrested for growing marijuana in forest preserve
• Former dentist charged in fatal wrong-way crash on I-88 dies
• Children’s book author dead at 75
• Teacher who wrote books for kids passes away
• Cops probe 10 ‘smash and grab’ burglaries in city parks
• Limo driver charged in 102-mph drag race
• Reward posted for information in Naperville home burglary
• Council ‘ready to move’ on smart meter installation
• Quinn says hold off on hospital tax exemption decision
• Freight rail breakdown in Aurora holds up commuters
• Plano watches crews strike the sets of ‘Superman’
• Walsh will face Hultgren in 14th District primary
• Batavia Legion honors member of 61 years
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Rescheduled
• Warm temps, sunny skies lead to high mold counts
• Tollway panel moves Route 47 interchange project ahead
• Will County’s neighborhood stabilization program lauded
• Naper students learn new ways to combat bullying
• Naperville woman convicted of mortgage fraud in federal custody
• Chamber members worried about toll hikes, Edward tax status
• Man arrested with 0.0 blood alcohol content settles with Naperville for $10,000
• Illinois Supreme Court won’t free Peterson
• Naperville woman convicted of mortgage fraud now in federal custody
• Bridge project main topic at homeowners meeting
• Car lodged in trees stops traffic on Naper Blvd.
• Open house promotes science in Indian Prairie
• Week 2: Saints pound the Bears 30-13
• City Reminds Residents That There Is No Fall Bulk Brush Pickup
• Saints pound Bears, Cutler in convincing 30-13 victory
• Missing for 4 years, contractor Joe Burns left unfinished work
• Volunteers help repave Naperville Riverwalk
• Man killed by train  in Naperville identified
• Aurora man sentenced for texting while speeding in Naperville
• Naperville police get nearly $12,000 in federal grants
• Man dies after being hit by train in Naperville
• House fire causes estimated $275,000 in damage
• West Branch Riverway Trail Groundbreaking Ceremony
• City Informs Residents of Northeast Minnesota Wildfire Smoke Spreading Into Area
• City Reminds Residents To Take Precautions To Reduce Mosquito Population
• Budget cuts impacting DuPage service agencies
• No charges for now in crash outside Rock Bottom restaurant
• Police Report: TV stolen from display at Naper appliance store
• Naperville churches merging to accommodate diverse memberships
• Five men charged with robbery, burglary of Naperville gas station
• Residents get look at ideas for easing congestion around Metra station in Naperville
• Walsh: Will County wants airport authority before any more state funding
• Fox Valley groups plan to celebrate ‘Peace Day 2011’
• Officer: Saw SUV jerk forward before shot fired at driver
• City Now Accepting Applications for2012-2013 Special Events and Cultural Amenities Fund Grant Program
• A nice reception. DirectBuy of DuPage County hires Megan Schlaiss.
• Paramount kicks off Broadway Series with spirited ‘My Fair Lady’
• 5 men charged with robbery, burglary in Naperville
• Sources: Feds say Rod Blagojevich could get 30 years to life in prison
• Same Canadian currents bring cold snap, smoke to Fox Valley
• DuPage County zoning panel OKs rules for neighborhood churches
• Aurora’s Stone House marks 100th year
• Haze from Minnesota wildfire prompts health warning
• Fredenhagen Class Act II Concert
• Smoke on the waters:   Minnesota-borne haze wafts to Illinois
• Cronin looking to cut DuPage County budget
• Naperville man facing felony drug charges after Aurora stop
• Attorney: Naperville dentist in fatal crash has Huntington’s Disease
• DuPage County zoning panel OKs rules for neighborhood churches churchesles
• $10 million pot ring  suspect skips court again
• Gov. Quinn vetoes ComEd rate-hike bill, override battle to come
• Naper event stresses need to remember 9/11, then move forward
• DuPage panel OKs neighborhood church rules
• Naperville Park Board gets update on district finances
• Bears exhibit complete dominance with 30-12 victory over Falcons
• Neuqua Valley students learn about tragic history of 9/11
• Ten years after 9/11, vigilance still necessary
• Man accused of battery, kicking cops
• Council member eyes County Board race
• Thieves make off with Last Fling singer’s guitars
• Naper residents make ultimate sacrifice in wake of 9/11
• Police Report: Phone stolen after left on hood of car
• ‘Clearly something big had happened’
• DuPage board to see new budget plan
• Naper City Council member eyes County Board race
• New York, Washington beef up security after unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Renovations complete at Naper sports complex
• Police look for leads in Naper arson case
• Obama unveils jobs plan; tells Congress ‘you should pass it’
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Naperville Residents Invited To Help Pave The Riverwalk
• City Of Naperville Hosting 'Surplus Radio Equipment Auction'
• City Hosting Initial Public Open House for Naperville Metra Station Bus Depot and Commuter Access Feasibility Study
• President Obama lays out $450 billion jobs plan; asks Congress to act fast
• US officials received specific, unconfirmed terror threat
• Quinn to lay off 1,900 state workers, close facilities to help save $313 million
• Lend a hand, lay a few Riverwalk bricks
• 9/11 event focuses on Charter of Compassion
• Child sex suspect, friend charged in burglary
• Child sex suspect, friend charged in Naperville swim club burglary
• Mass layoffs in Illinois approach 2,300 in August, report shows
• Car crashes into Warrenville restaurant, injuring five people
• Naperville City Council tosses out intoxication ordinance
• Naperville mulls options for bus depot at train station
• September 11 Special Section
• Naperville woman conquers Kilimanjaro
• Police Report: Graffiti painted on the door of a church
• St. Raphael School to hold ceremony honoring 9/11 victims, heroes
• Fraud suspect held on $1 million bond
• Mystery surrounds loss of 9/11 family’s oldest son
• Naper Settlement October 2011 Activities
• Naperville Labor Day parade keeps tradition on the march
• Thousands come to Naperville for faith event near Rotary Hill
• New leader picked for economic development group
• Security intensifying as Sept. 11 approaches
• Unemployed find job-hunting a tough task in down economy
• Nightly Lane Closures of Washington Street at BNSF Underpass Expected September 6 Through September 9, 2011
• Youth Representatives Sought For City Boards and Commissions
• Naperville Last Fling packs ‘em in
• Council to mull changing theft, drunkenness laws
• Judge tells Naperville man to steer clear of neighbors
• Volume I, Issue 5 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Shred Day Taking Place on September 10, 2011
• Judge tells man to steer clear of neighbors
• Lane closures planned on Washington Street
• Hultgren to supporters: I’m running
• Heavy storms possible as cool front hits heat
• Jobless rate unchanged in August; no net gains
• Metra orders conductors to collect all fares
• The Fling’s the thing
• Vandals sought for burning North Central end zone
• Naperville Central community mourns loss of beloved art teacher
• It’s elementary: Friday’s heat shuts 19 District 204 schools
• Naperville Little League umpire Jim Meurer makes it to World Series
• DuPage chief outlines new commission rules
• Thieves ‘withdraw’ security cameras from failed bank
• Motorcyclist caught going 111 mph along Route 59 in Naperville
• Bolingbrook man found innocent of suffocating son
• City to peck at details of rules for keeping chickens
• Thieves lifting manhole covers from Naperville subdivisions
• Downtown parking restrictions and street closures planned for Last Fling
• Missing Naperville student found safe
• Police report: Burglars break into home on Branchwood Circle
• Lawmakers, local veteran leaders brainstorm for VA hospital
• City Reminds Residents that September is National Preparedness Month
• City Extends SECA Fund Logo Design Contest
• Local veterans say Joliet VA mega-clinic will be convenient
• With company closings, cutbacks, many looking at second career
• September 11 Remembrance Taking Place at Cmdr. Dan Shanower Memorial
• Naperville fighting to save trees from Emerald Ash Borer
• Condom-tosser is sentenced in NCC fire alarm case
• Driver accused of DUI gets two tickets in under 24 hours
• Police Report: Prostitution arrest on Naperville Wheaton Road
• Naperville man sentenced to jail in ‘marijuana by mail’ scheme
• City Reminds Residents Of Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service And Accessibility Plans For Last Fling
• Nightly Lane Closures of Washington Street at BNSF Underpass Expected, August 28 - September 2, 2011
• Road rage case leaves Naperville man dead, woman sought
• Naperville man dies after road rage dispute in Chicago
• Police Report: Graffiti found on Naperville sidewalk
• Police pursuing suspect in Naperville convenience store robbery
• Really building something
• Tollway OKs 87 percent toll increase
• Illinois Tollway OKs 87 percent toll increase
• Pedestrian hit by car is 77, homeless: cops
• Nightly lane closures planned on Washington Street
• Naperville car wash gets OK for turbine at facility on 75th Street
• Silver Cross ER in Joliet to become veteran facility
• Survey: Employers consider ending health coverage
• Back to School for Naperville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Biggert to Host Green Car Show
• Naper students score well on ACT
• Naperville man is indicted in fatal car crash on I-88
• Students continue Van Buren Parking Garage project
• Police report: Prostitution arrest made on Audrey Avenue
• Metea Valley welcomes first senior class
• Storms prompt flood warning along DuPage River
• ‘Man of Steel’ filming is one tightly closed set
• Will County nixes neighbors’ claim that history trumps bridge plan
• New site, more vendors make Naperville Wine Fest a hit
• Next phase of Naperville Metra project begins Monday
• Cops, others come to Naperville to study ‘sexploitation’ of kids
• North Central to host 9/11 memorial
• Alzheimer’s care facility hits snag
• Metra Platform Improvement Project Phase 3 Scheduled to Begin August 22, 2011
• Downtown Naperville art work to honor Freemasons
• Cubs delayed firing of GM Jim Hendry for a month
• Police Report: Man punched on Naperville dance floor
• Naperville Wine Festival changes locations
• Alzheimer’s facility a snag for project along I-88
• DuPage County residents speak out on tollway plans
• Special Sept. 11 remembrance planned
• Part of lawn damaged by ‘MacGyver bombs’
• Temporary Street Closure In East Naperville
• Driver, 89, charged with striking pedestrian
• ‘Poison’ scare along Hobson Road
• Students show up at Naperville North ‘possibly under the influence’
• Naperville city staff to work on first draft of redistricting map
• Islamic Center looks to add gym
• Judge dismisses some charges against Cardamone
• Man hospitalized after ‘poison’ scare along Hobson Road in Naperville
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Scott S’cool Scoot
• Text Telephone Now Available Outside of the Naperville Police Department
• Islamic Center of Naperville looks to add gym
• Man in custody after hazardous material scare along Hobson Road
• City staff to work on first draft of redistricting map
• Will Co. clerk: Cutting precincts could save $200,000 per election
• Fire Department legend Paul Boecker dies
• City Begins Downtown 2030 Plan With Zoning Ordinance Updates
• District 203 schools ready to open
• Police report: Gym shoes set on fire in Naperville front yard
• Panel denies Edward Hospital tax exemption
• Rooftop garden offers calm at St. Patrick’s Residence
• Indian Prairie teacher part of son’s headline comedy act
• Board told Naperville park golf courses taking a beating
• Police Report: Graffiti painted on bridge over DuPage River
• Naperville man charged with luring 2 girls to apartment
• Will Co. Board members opt out of 2012 race
• Will Co. Board members opt out of 2012 race
• Farm-to-table is becoming mainstream - even out in the ‘burbs
• Once a mostly word-of-mouth movement, farm-to-table is becoming mainstream — even out in the ‘burbs
• Man sentenced for having sex with teen
• Pot suspect skips court date
• Naperville man charged  in knife attack on mother
• Naper man jailed for trying to murder mom
• Man sought for questioning in Naperville murder stays in Florida jail
• Pot farming suspect skips court date
• Honor guard gives veterans a fitting farewell at Lincoln Cemetery
• Park District unveils projects for 22 Naperville parks
• Senger hurt, seeking a new term
• Naper man charged with trying to kill his mother
• Resident gets prison for drug crime
• A final salute
• Street closures planned Sunday for triathlon
• City Provides Back-to-School Safety Tips For Children
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closures Related To The Naperville Sprint Triathlon
• Man sentenced for having sex with teen boy
• Missing Aurora boy’s blood found in back seat of his mother’s SUV
• DuPage Co. environment panel tackles flood issues
• Sluggish economy not slowing down car sales in Naperville
• Roadwork begins on Fort Hill, Jefferson
• Wheatland Salem Church group offers soccer camps to youth in Haiti
• European debt leads Dow Jones to third 500-point drop in past week
• Sources: Porsche driver in fatal crash is former Aurora dentist
• Local police departments question need for traffic stop study
• Sources: Porsche driver in fatal crash is Naperville dentist
• Dow Jones drops 519 points, gives back gains from Tuesday
• Lawyer: Man charged in 1957 Sycamore murder will fight charges
• Road construction begins on Fort Hill Drive
• Resurfacing Work on Fort Hill Drive Begins on August 10, 2011
• Cash seen flying out of Porsche before fatal wrong-way crash
• Freedom Commons bucks the odds to become a true success story
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• County schools chief blasts salary void
• Bond set at $100K for Wheaton burglary suspects
• Illinois to seize abandoned cash after 1 year
• Residents watch as sets for Superman movie take shape
• Dow closes down 634 in worst one-day drop since December 2008
• Neuqua Valley and Waubonsie Valley teachers take students to France, China
• New Illinois law to require chip scans for pets
• Will Co. State's Attorney James Glasgow could face competition
• Residents hit the lanes in search of a new world’s record
• North grad leads hair department on ‘So You Think You Can Dance?’
• Five Questions with Nancy Karol, master gardener
• Local lawmen give support to conceal carry
• Reward posted in copper pipe thefts from empty houses
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating for first time in history
• Naper Settlement September 2011 Activities
• Reward posted in 9 copper pipe thefts
• No drugs, alcohol found in body of mom of missing Aurora boy
• Naperville man dies after river rescue in Geneva
• U.S. jobless rate dips to 9.1 percent in July, 117,000 jobs added
• Police: Bolingbrook necklace thieves stole from victims’ throats
• 500-point Dow plunge is worst since 2008
• Employment picture getting a little brighter this summer in Naperville
• Central Park Renovation Project Celebration
• Participants Celebrate Special Olympics Accomplishments
• Employment picture getting a little brighter in Naperville area
• Cops destroy dynamite found near home
• COD to offer degree in homeland security
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Man gets prison on traffic, drug charges
• Laughter, tears at memorial service for Naper teen killed by train
• Body of missing canoeist found
• Lightning sparks Naperville house fire
• Police Report: Gasoline siphoned from school bus
• Employment picture getting a little brighter in Naperville
• Nearly 27,000 still in dark following storms
• ‘Wonderful young man’ killed by train mourned
• Storm brings cooler air, but leaves 65,000 without power
• Lightning bolt sparks Naperville house fire
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Cook, surrounding counties
• President Obama signs debt limit bill after Senate passes it
• Police Report: Two vehicles, home vandalized on Bailey Road
• Bolingbrook man accused of sexual contact with teen
• Attendance good, new attractions popular at DuPage County Fair
• Heat advisory issued, but cooler temps on the way
• Family, friends mourn loss of ‘wonderful young man’
• Kendall puts down bull mastiff that bit four people
• House passes debt bill with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in attendance
• July was among hottest, wettest for Chicago area
• Obama strikes debt-ceiling deal with congressional leaders
• Plane crashes on 1st flight; Aurora pilot dies
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Aurora man dies in experimental plane crash
• Batavia parks seek residents’ views
• Late-night progress made in debt-limit talks
• For more than 40 years, Mugwump reunion has been a rocking good time in Naperville
• Reid says no progress made on debt deal; McConnell optimistic
• Pedestrain killed by train near Naperville
• Volume I, Issue 4 of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Senate, House votes on debt bill highlight intense partisan divide
• Bolingbrook man acquitted of sex abuse charges
• Metra trains canceled after pedestrian killed near Naperville
• Senate rejects House debt limit bill
• Former Will County exec Mikan sued over golf course expenses
• Illinois Tollways to charge higher tolls to fund projects
• House Republican leaders put off vote on debt limit bill
• Illinois Tollways to charge higher tolls
• New snag in Jenna Jameson lawsuit?
• After 66 years, Naper veteran climbs back into World War II bomber
• Man who committed drug crime in Naperville pardoned
• Naperville man gets prison in plot to murder prosecutor
• Vote postponed on debt limit bill
• Storms pummel Chicago area, set record for wettest July
• CAPS Committee Seeking Fire Department Award Nominations
• Naperville man gets prison in ‘hit’ plot
• Police Report: Man charged with driving 40 mph over limit on 75th Street
• Naperville, Beecher men charged with having child pornography
• DuPage Co. fair opens with new spirit
• Kayakers capsize on DuPage River in Shorewood
• Court limits use of hearsay evidence in Drew Peterson case
• Coach makes sure that Naperville stays in the swim
• County Fair opens with a new ‘spirit’
• City of Naperville Reminds Residents About River Safety
• Electric rates steady to 2013, then rising
• Kayakers capsize on DuPage River
• Naper museum gets $1 million donation
• Chamber hears Naperville juror in Blagojevich trial
• Weekend deluge positions region to set new July rain record
• Obama, Boehner clash over cause and cure for nation’s debt crisis
• Naperville Electric Rates Remaining Unchanged Until 2013
• Dual ordeal on DuPage River
• Race for Will County executive starting to take shape
• New surge of generic drugs expected to lower prescription prices
• Volunteers help get DuPage Fair ready
• Fans mob Naperville theater to meet ‘Harry’s’ Draco Malfoy
• Downpours make July among soggiest ever
• Family ties; Reunions help reconnect, celebrate ancestry
• ComEd says it’s a record-breaking summer
• President Obama summons leaders to White House on debt talks
• Lane closures expected on I-88 Monday
• Police Report: Vehicle burglarized on Idlewild Lane
• Boehner, Obama trading blame as debt talks break down
• Rain a welcome, but brief, break from the heat
• Crash closes east Naperville intersection Friday morning
• Cold, hard facts can help make summer sizzle bearable
• Resurfacing Work on Fort Hill Drive Begins on July 25, 2011
• Dispute between COD, Glen Ellyn may soon end
• City’s electric utility launches smart meter pilot as foes share their doubts
• Can’t face the heat?
• Mother hopes stolen ring will help uncover her daughter’s 1985 killer
• Would-be parrot thief on drugs fined, sentenced
• Caribou Coffee looks to take over old KFC site
• Naperville Police And Fire Departments Hosting Babysitting Safety Workshops
• Glen Ellyn man sues Naperville, claims false DUI charge
• Metra plans to install pollution filters on trains
• Borders’ regulars dread bookstore’s final chapter
• D203 superintendent gets a raise, bonus
• Fugitive brother of Naperville murder victim finally nabbed
• Slow to arrive, summer’s on with a searing vengeance
• Sun-Times Media, Chicago Tribune enter into print production contract
• Suspected ‘Bentley bandit’ captured; accused in Naperville auto theft
• Vandals damage at least 14 mailboxes in Naperville
• Brother of slain Naper woman detained in Florida
• Animals rescued from Naperville pet store fire
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Storm has wildlife centers full of displaced critters
• Vandals damage grade school, construction gear on site
• Temps heat up — and stay up
• Cooling centers available to help Naperville residents deal with heat
• Roadside memorial program launches with sign honoring local 5-year-old
• Naperville may get brewery
• Public Works Crews Working to Clear Streets In Wake of Recent Storm
• ‘For the love of Adam’
• Out of court settlement possible in lawsuit against adult fim star
• Police Report: Man charged with driving under influence of drugs
• Metea builds on strong finish with successful summer
• Shelter for disaster victims comes in a box
• Prison ordered in burglary of Naper area church
• Joliet Diocese installs new bishop
• Nicor workers and takeover company argue layoffs
• Three charged in car burglary spree
• Cops: Man’s face slashed over burned chicken dinner
• Health Department offers precautions as weather starts to heat up again
• Naperville Installs Smart Meter at City Manager’s Home as Part of Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Pilot
• City of Naperville Experiences Minimal Storm Damage, All Power Restored Within Two Hours to Utility Customers
• City's Accessibility Coordinator Becomes Certified ADA Coordinator
• Naperville Breaks Ground on Naper Homestead Historic Interpretive Site
• Prison ordered in church burglary
• Man slashed over burned chicken dinner: cops
• Health Department offers precautions as weather to heat up again
• Naper residents can learn how to help in an emergency
• Power outage causes some Indian Prairie cancellations
• Millennium Wall Donor Plaques Dedication - Friday, July 15, 2011
• Woman sentenced in prostitution sting
• 75-year-old Plainfield man charged with shooting family
• Man gets prison for sex assault
• Community Emergency Response Team Classes Being Offered In October
• Pockets in Naperville area without power due to storm
• COD battle comes to Naperville
• Lightning eyed as cause of Naperville house fire
• Work On Wehrli Road Near 75th Street Begins
• Brush and Leaf Collection Survey Now Available Online
• Naperville North grad wins Cozad Competition award
• Naperville teen killed in tragic car crash Saturday
• Woman burned in apartment fire
• Family, friends mourn man killed in crash
• Construction  battle at College of DuPage rolls on
• Work slated at 75th, Wehrli Road
• DuPage reports first bug infected with West Nile
• New park to honor Naperville’s founding family
• Need break from shopping?  Mall adds play space for kids
• Two teens are dead — and a community must become aware
• Transportation Advisory Board Meeting Scheduled for Saturday, July 9 Canceled
• Man who stole rings from deceased cancer patient gets two years in prison
• Man who shot mattress sentenced
• Naperville woman’s death a homicide: coroner
• Sidewalk sales draw savvy consumers to downtown Naperville
• Theater mogul wins round with porn star
• Quinn inks measure beefing up county control over boards and commissions
• Edward Hospital to start new non-emergency ambulance service
• Neuqua Valley mourns death of student, 17
• Knoch Knolls neighborhood salutes Fourth of July
• City’s Outdoor Warning Sirens Undergoing Maintenance Week of July 11, 2011
• City Partners with North Central College to Conduct Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Survey
• Shopping Among The Grapes at The Black Finn American Saloon
• Naperville Residents Invited to Help Pave the Way for the New Riverwalk Extension
• Holiday weekend ‘average’ one for cops, firefighters
• DUI charge for man in crash that kills Naper woman
• Despite the heat and crowds, Ribfest still rocks
• Naperville sirens to undergo testing
• Resident injured in Naperville apartment fire
• Provena, Resurrection health care systems OK merger
• Naperville woman dies after being struck by car in Lisle
• Hot time at Eyes to Skies
• Driver cited after hitting cyclist
• Man gets 12 years in jail for Naperville murder
• Hot times at Ribfest in Naperville
• Police Report: Woman charged with aggravated battery
• Four nabbed in burglary where mom, child were threatened
• July 2011 Edition of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Naper Settlement’s August 2011 Activities
• 4 nabbed for threatening mom, toddler with gun
• Firefighter hurt, dogs rescued from Glen Ellyn home fire
• Mayor Pradel says Show-Me’s to be good neighbor
• Bolingbrook man sentenced to 12 years in student’s fatal stabbing
• Everything cool at Ribfest as hot weather stays away
• Hot Weather Expected Over The Holiday Weekend
• Naper Homestead Groundbreaking
• Naperville’s Electric Utility Receives National Public Power Award
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• Naperville man dies in Oswego crash
• Naperville a pit stop for serial car thief
• DuPage 2011 budget largely on right track
• Naper Chamber gets lowdown on state’s financial situation
• Scorching temperatures to greet opening of Ribfest
• Ribfest takes center stage in Naperville
• Safety could get costly for some Will County pool owners
• Heat, humidity headed our way for holiday weekend
• Cops arrest local crash victim accused of stabbing his wife
• Next phase of work at Naperville train station to begin Thursday
• Improvements should make annual Exchange Club Ribfest even better
• City Reminds Residents of Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service and Accessibility Plans for Ribfest
• Phase Two of Metra Platform Improvement Project Scheduled to Begin June 30
• Residents safe in Glen Ellyn home fire
• Ex-convict charged in crash with IDOT trucks
• Cops arrest local crash victim accused of his stabbing wife
• Naperville woman was reluctant to be Blagojevich jury foreman
• Naperville area populations to feel sting of federal funding cuts
• Former DuPage tech park is open for (more) business
• Naperville teachers learn about Civil Rights movement
• City Of Naperville Obtains Highest Bond Rating From Standard And Poor’s And Moody's
• The Fortunate Sons
• Naperville Police Department Reminds Residents to Be Safe this Summer
• Naperville man charged in crash with IDOT trucks
• Naperville woman acted as jury forewoman in Blagojevich trial
• ‘Stunned’ Blagojevich found guilty on 17 counts
• Vaughn had article on staging crime scenes, fired murder weapon in Plainfield
• Romeoville plane crash victim identified
• Kids from Dubai share Naperville fields
• Diagnosis spurs Mazan to pursue dream to appear on Letterman
• 11½ years for stealing from employer
• Glen Ellyn residents irked with ComEd over outages
• DuPage Commissioners debate fate of house built of Naperville limestone
• Naperville Celebrating National Night Out
• City of Naperville Website Maintenance Scheduled
• Illinois’ Ticketmaster: State trooper has written more than 5,000 tickets
• Partners sorting out Sportsman’s Park cleanup concerns
• Quinn approves controversial map for redrawn congressional districts
• Ex-media mogul Conrad Black ordered back to prison; wife faints
• Another Bolingbrook bat tests positive for rabies
• Jail looms for man in sex abuse case
• State releases $600,000 in road money for Naperville
• Naperville near the top in state for DUI arrests
• Naperville Police And Fire Remind Residents To Be Safe During Independence Day Celebrations
• Kane, Kendall, DeKalb join forces in elder abuse unit
• Three entities targeting answers for Naperville shooting range cleanup
• Web Poll: Afghanistan withdrawal
• City Issues Storm Update - June 22, 2011
• ComEd says it may take until Thursday to restore power
• Kane, Kendall, DeKalb join in elder abuse unit
• Naperville woman headed to jail for 3rd DUI
• Russell Crowe spotted at Whole Foods in Naperville
• Central Park proposal on back burner
• Council to work with Park District on Sportsman’s Park project
• Storms stop trains, leave thousands without power in Chicago area
• Naperville’s Centennial Beach hosts special needs swim
• End of boomtown good thing for Naperville
• Will County campground dedicated to Naperville teen Kyle Zuleg
• Conditions ripe for dangerous thunderstorms
• DirectBuy of DuPage County ranks 2nd in March 2011 for merchandise sales among U.S. DirectBuy Clubs.
• Meeting on tap after Show-Me’s ruckus
• Auroran says ‘American Idol’ is just the start
• Local campground dedicated to teen
• Police: Leave fireworks to the professionals
• Possible 11th District candidate Atkinson exits, supports Foster
• Alden Gators Play ‘Hoops for the Troops’
• Lightning Awareness Week Taking Place June 19-25
• Buddy no average guy at Blues Fest
• On this Father’s Day, we celebrate the men in our lives
• DuPage diagnosing swollen sick benefits
• Brother of slain Naperville woman still eluding police
• Superman extra call draws crowd in Naperville
• Man sentenced in pornography case
• Development near Diehl Road would include hotel, Alzheimer’s facility
• Naperville man dead after 19-story fall
• Naperville’s Ashley Palmer an actress fit for cameo roles
• Last person arrested in prostitution crackdown gets 90 days jail time
• Slain woman’s brother eluding police
• Winfield family displaced after house fire
• Naperville prepares to enter a new, more stable, stage in its history
• Joliet attorney ready to take on Glasgow in Will Co. state’s attorney race
• Chicago casting call for next Superman movie
• American lifespans sank in hundreds of counties
• City Invites Residents To Be Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Ambassadors
• Man gets jail in prostitution case
• Naperville’s iconic MetroWest building in foreclosure
• Naperville’s Century Walk mural features parade
• Naperville’s Healy defends county-based travel
• City of Naperville Participating in Legacy Tree Project for Second Year
• City’s Mosquito Control Program Underway
• Former Naperville resident tells of wildfire destruction in Arizona
• Shift for some Napervillians in new county map
• Glen Ellyn Board’s actions seem unlikely to calm dispute with COD
• Slain woman’s brother sought on identity theft warrant
• Naperville Police Report: Paintballs shot at Lincoln Junior High School
• Slain woman’s brother still sought on identity theft warrant
• Plainfield woman escapes after car plunges into river
• World War II plane burns after emergency landing near Oswego
• Fed bankruptcy court may lose Will County courtroom space
• Metra vows only minor delays for evening rush after morning cancellations
• Joliet man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• Metra cancels 7 trains due to worker shortage
• City Provides Update on Current Flooding Status in Naperville
• Local Business Preserves Important Piece of Fire Department History
• City Reminds Residents of Amplification Related to Relay for Life of North Naperville Program
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to the SheROX Triathlon
• Sun writers win top awards in state contest
• 652 graduate from North Central College
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Naperville Jazz Festival
• Retirement tough lesson for iconic local teacher
• Brother named ‘person of interest’ in Naperville woman’s murder
• Brother named ‘person of interest’ in Naperville murder
• Man pleads guilty to killing wife, unborn child
• Naperville Islamic center suit continuing
• Mayor Pradel’s shopping spree helps the hungry in Naperville
• Joliet Diocese priest with gambling addiction admits to stealing $400K
• Program Changes to the Free Rides for Seniors Program
• Summer Schedule for Route 714 to Begin June 13, 2011
• City Council Champions Utility Customers’ Privacy Rights with Acceptance of the Customer Privacy and Advocacy Handbook
• Periodic Traffic Interruptions on Washington Street at BNSF Underpass Expected June 10, 13 and 14, 2011
• Flood warning extended as rains fill streets, creeks spill over
• Naperville issues warning about flash flooding
• Cops say murdered Naperville woman likely knew her killer
• Man gets jail for restaurant robbery
• Dealer sentenced again on possession charges
• Traffic delays scheduled on Washington St. in Naperville
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• City Reminds Residents About Water Safety This Summer
• Storms to bring 30-degree drop, damaging wind gusts tonight
• Lou Malnati’s to host KidsMatter fundraiser
• Strangers and responders helped parents in tot’s brush with death
• Summer schedule set to begin for Route 714 bus
• Area man guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Summer Movie Excitement Kicks Off In June
• Naperville keeps torch moving for Special Olympics in downtown run
• Teacher from Naperville charged with sex assault on students
• Catholic Charities sues state over adoption and foster care practices
• Glen Ellyn wants oversight on inspections for COD work
• Heat, humidity create dangerous conditions
• Ogden 6 Theatre Remodeling Completed
• Naperville D203 to get $300,000 less than expected in state aid
• Edward announces Naperville Ribfest parking plans
• May in Illinois was wetter than usual
• Jailed in Joliet, Drew Peterson seeks freedom during appeal process
• Plainfield Mom, daughter survive tornadoes years apart
• Mid-American Canoe Race draws veterans, novices
• Chronic distracted driver, crossing guard know texting dangers firsthand
• RTA rep from Will County named to high-speed rail study group
• Naper Settlement’s July 2011 Activities
• Mayor A. George Pradel Taking Part inFrozen Food Shopping Spree to Benefit Local Charity
• Veterans, novices, drawn to annual canoe race
• Images: Wheaton Academy Graduation
• Kites soar over Naperville skies
• Why you should just hang up the phone
• Texting while driving: Who's getting pinched and who's enforcing it?
• Aurora man gets fines, jail time for racing incident
• Aurora man gets fines, probation for DUI, street racing
• Naperville toddler saved from drowning in pool
• Area youth get chance to strut on Paramount stage
• Two injured in car crash
• Work on schedule to turn Holiday Inn Select into ‘first class’ new hotel
• Severe thunderstorms roll into Chicago area
• Lisle Garden Gait tours private gardens
• Local artists make Naperville fair shine
• Glen Ellyn man skydives to support WDSRA
• Waubonsee shows off new downtown Aurora campus
• New Will County Board map could give more voices to minorities
• Joliet Catholic Charities puts brakes on adoptions as civil unions begin
• Gov. Quinn signs off on new Illinois legislative maps
• Ground broken on $95M building at Argonne
• Driver rear-ends motorcyclist stopped for ducks in Elmhurst
• Dozen injured on Aurora-Naperville Metra train crash
• Naperville troll hanging up his pointy hat
• Winfield school to pay less in water fees
• Naperville Residents of Amplification Related to Relay for Life of South Naperville
• June 2011 Edition of Naperville Connected Now Available
• Naperville women among same-sex couples joined in civil ceremony
• COD's longtime newspaper advisor replaced in surprise move 
• Court Dispositions
• Naperville Police Report: iPod Nano stolen from locker
• Police not amused by game
• DuPage Academic Team honorable mentions
• Man denies drugging rival's dog at Wheaton show
• Lombard Cruise Nights compromise adds customer parking
• DuPage coalition moves forward in obesity fight
• Village to spend $1.28M on roads
• Former Will County Circuit Clerk Harshbarger dies
• South Elgin math whiz brings success to MIT
• How to prevent mosquito bites
• Man convicted of hitting Will County correctional officer
• Fox Valley couples enjoy their civil union rights
• Long wait over for couples seeking civil unions in Will County
• COD ousts student newspaper adviser
• Winfield studies water connection fees
• West Chicago food pantry needs more room
• Naperville walk combats neurofibromatosis
• Taste of Wheaton leaves mark with tile wall
• More funds made available to aid jobless
• Safety concerns close Itasca wading pool
• Wheaton's Kelly Park project still on schedule
• Longtime Wheaton resident Smykal dies
• Lebeau retires after 37 years with Naperville library
• Foster is first candidate for new 11th Congressional District
• DuPage files new charges vs. Michael Cardamone
• Naperville farmers markets gearing up for a new season
• Naperville man killed rescuing ducks
• Man once charged in sex case guilty of battery
• Addison man dies in fireworks accident
• Islamic school says it has no interest in Hubble
• Foster explains decision to run in 11th
• Cantigny bird-watching expedition a hoot
• Soldier lost sight, but not dedication to comrades who died
• Steamy Memorial Day, but no records set
• Memorial Day ceremony at national cemetery in Elwood honors fallen soldiers
• Crews respond to three water-related incidents in Naperville
• Steamy Memorial Day, but no records set yet
• Naperville City Council Workshop for May 31, 2011
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Memorial Day Parade
• Severe storms leave streets flooded, retention ponds overflowing
• Air Classics Museum in Sugar Grove sets open house
• Foster to announce run for Naperville district
• You can be part of a Century Walk mural — for $1,000
• Man killed by train identified
• Equine tradition continues at St. James homecoming
• Garage, 2 vehicles ruined in house fire
• Naper North Memorial Peace Garden honors two fallen graduates
• New turf just part of project at Naperville’s Nike Sports Complex
• Naperville Park District receives development grant
• Congressional map would split Fox Valley, group Walsh and Hultgren
• Naperville NCC student participates in Model UN
• Rose Queen apology accepted by all but one
• Sweep finds $5 million of pot in Joliet houses
• Blagojevich's version of key conversation: 'Follow the law'
• Frog sculptures hopping all over Oakbrook Center
• Naper Settlement Participating In Blue Star Museums
• Local Residents Protest Cuts to Nursing Home Payments - Governor’s budget would impact senior care, safety and jobs
• Wheaton pays tribute to Medal of Honor recipient
• 707 seniors graduate from Naperville Central
• Addison man guilty in double murders
• Student won’t be retried in sexual assault case
• After error in Roselle pageant, parents want Rose Queen re-do
• Carol Stream may be moving toward flood relief
• DuPage cuts thousands from energy costs with help from federal grant
• Wheaton school to hold Medal of Honor ceremony
• Ex-Winfield man among Joplin survivors
• Wheaton man arrested for climbing smokestack
• Expect a rise in gas prices over Memorial Day weekend
• Pedestrian fatally struck by train at Naperville Metra station
• Weather holds out for Naperville graduations
• More storms on the way as front moves in
• Police seek help in capturing bank robber
• Naperville family in midst of tornado that leveled Missouri town
• Glen Ellyn ceremony honors fallen servicemen and women
• Lombard ceremony to honor WWII vets
• Military brides get free dresses in Oakbrook Terrace
• Memorial Day picnic to support Aurora veterans home
• Naperville woman OK after being hit by train
• Naperville has lowest crime rate of any city its size in Illinois
• Naperville man part of Lions Club group working to aid Japan
• County Board member talks DuPage cleanup with Obama
• Police seek help in capturing serial bank robber
• Artistic director finds home at Aurora's Paramount
• Wheaton Drama to present award-winning '1776'
• Mr. Healy goes to Washington
• City of Naperville Renewable Energy Program Makes Top 10
• Residents: Keep Lombard all in DuPage County Dist. 2
• Woman accused of endangering kids in fire
• Man charged with growing pot in home
• Surviving tornado means making plan, heeding warnings
• Dealing with devastation
• Poll suggests Naperville teens’ choices healthier
• Abe Lincoln National Cemetery needs volunteers for flag duty
• Pulse: Will County reapportionment getting political
• Aurora teen publishes book
• One hurt in area storms bringing hail, two reported tornadoes
• Aurora leaders go to 'jail' for fundraiser
• Tornado watch in effect for northeastern Illinois
• Naper Settlement hosts Civil War re-enactment
• VFW’s annual Buddy Poppy campaign kicks off Tuesday
• Bolingbrook High valedictorian thrives despite turmoil of being Drew Peterson’s son
• Chicago cop raises most money for Naperville's ADOPT shelter
• Lombard bakery features specialized cakes
• DuPage County law enforcement prowl Dunkin’ Donuts for Special Olympics
• Wheatland voters to decide fate of town center
• DuPage County fair faces financial shortfall
• Will County OKs pool safety rule
• S. Elgin student's path mirrors her father's
• Ex-escort denies role in Addison double murder
• Plainfield man found guilty of sex assault
• Wrestling’s Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage dead at 58
• Naperville walk supports Angelman Syndrome Foundation
• Search for Aurora boy comes up dry
• Elgin gifted school builds reading corner in student's memory
• Two children saved in Woodridge fire
• Naper Settlement Receives Silver Trumpet Award
• Naperville Girls Make Change With Change
• Girls For Change Making a Difference
• Girls For Change
• Fundraising
• RE/MAX Metro Chicago Real Estate Network's Hot Air Balloon to Visit Welch School in Naperville on June 1
• Memorial Day Parade
• Library of Congress Chooses Naper Settlement Website for Archiving
• Naperville honors police officers who have died in the line of duty
• New Centennial Park Bathhouse to open May 28
• Man gets prison for pot possession
• Police come up empty in massive search for Aurora boy
• Suburban senators get a look at new political map plan
• Man fined in ‘indecency’ case
• Will County approves new billboard rules and fees
• Neuqua Valley High student charged with hitting teacher
• West Chicago Blooming Fest's more than a plant sale
• Connect with past at Naperville's Civil War Days
• DuPage County Board members dispute 'Fitzpatrick Finger' map is political
• Bronze Star winner from Winfield Twp. will get hero's welcome
• St. Charles teen with severed leg walks, runs, swims on
• Naperville Fire Department Continues to Seek Donations of Clunker Vehicles
• Interactive Brush Collection Map Now Available on City’s Website
• Man going to jail in 2 DUI cases
• Focus of search for missing Aurora boy shifts west
• Rose Queen pageant draws 12 to compete for crown, scholarship
• Hubble's cost biggest snag for Wheaton
• Can grocery store, recreation combo work at Hubble?
• Longer liquor sales after Aurora blues fest?
• North Central launches a year-long celebration of its first 150 years
• Learning experience
• Diocese of Joliet getting new bishop
• Five nabbed in anti-prostitution sweep
• Guilty plea expected in pregnant Villa Park woman's killing
• State of West Chicago is healthy, mayor says
• Cops: Missing boy’s backpack, car seat also gone
• DuPage's Sharing Connections marks 25 years of giving
• Jack and Jill teaches kids leadership through philanthropy
• DuPage Historical Museum unveils Civil War exhibit
• Pimp testifies in Addison double-murder trial
• State: Electronic records link murder suspect to fatal Gilberts house fire
• Man wielding knife robs Walgreens in Glen Ellyn
• Four more laid-off Naperville cops return to force
• D203 holds line on pay for substitute teachers
• Police, SWAT team net Glen Ellyn man
• Islamic group interested in Wheaton school site
• Elgin-based band plays its first Chicago show
• Aurora teen overcomes severe depression
• Naperville service to honor fallen officers
• Dance Showcase honors Naperville teen
• Car in retention pond in Roselle
• Bulls beat Heat 103-82 in Game 1
• Cause still unclear in Aurora fire that killed six
• Search continues for Aurora boy, 6, after mother is found dead
• 3 children, 3 adults killed in Aurora apartment fire
• Mussman on wrong side of legislation
• Mom, daughter receiving degrees from Benedictine
• Weekly photo contest winners
• Naperville amenities make it tourism hub for region
• Police Report: Burglar tries to break into Naperville house
• Gay teen couples have schools thinking differently about prom
• Police searching for missing Aurora boy
• Naperville teachers union claims pay freeze unfair
• Unfair labor claim in D203
• Lisle celebrates its Pillar Award winners
• DuPage River Sweep aims to clean waterways
• Families Helping Families holding fundraising walk
• Villa Park dad accepts diploma in memory of slain son
• Jurors hear details of Addison double murder
• Former Clarendon Hills cop charged with stealing guns
• Glen Ellyn firefighter charged with theft
• Hanover Park abuzz over honeybee apiary
• Wheaton's Manchester bridge set to open in June
• Man found dead in Carol Stream pond identified
• IMSA, Neuqua Valley students win prizes at international science fair
• Family organizes walk for Angelman’s Syndrome in Naperville
• Poll: What are the Bulls chances?
• Glen Ellyn volunteer fire official arrested, charged with theft
• CED: Bad economy not keeping Will County down
• New mosque plan proposed
• Officials continue house fire probe
• State proposal could mean $3 million loss for Naperville
• It's Time for Another Summer of Morning Movie Magic at Ogden 6 Theatre! Wednesday Morning Movie Series Begins June 15th
• Partnering to Prove Communities Matter!
• Steeple Run Watershed Project Open House
• Body found in Carol Stream pond
• Naperville-based hospital group and other health entities decry Medicaid cuts
• Mayors denounce ‘stealth’ tax; demand local share of income tax
• When is the right time to leave kids on their own?
• ECC picks site for police, fire training center
• Man charged with DUI in Addison fatal
• Celebrating a lifelong learning experience
• Aurora food pantry facing largest demand in 30 years
• Cantigny hosts inaugural Ceramic Arts Show
• Lombard Lilac parade 'always a thrill'
• Odgen 6 Hosts Chicago Premiere of "One Lucky Elephant" - Event Raises Awareness and Support for the Non-Profit Ahali Elephants Organization
• Von Oven Scout Property Available for Public Reservations
• Dist. 200 leaders hold out hope for Hubble auction
• Inmate blames DuPage guards for lost dentures
• Woman charged in Naperville area church burglary
• Hanover Twp. honors Sunnydale principal
• Naperville-based hospital group decries Medicaid cuts
• Plainfield police seize thousands of pirated DVDs at flea market
• North Central tackles 'Elephant's Graveyard'
• Walk supports cancer programs at Wellness House
• West Chicago high school presents 'Aida'
• No injuries reported in Lisle house fire
• Naperville’s Krieger earns national small business award
• Reward offered in BB gun vandalisms
• Chamber members talk Internet taxes, medical marijuana
• Web Poll: Did you turn on your air conditioning Tuesday?
• Police, D203 officials break up Jefferson ‘fight club’
• Wheaton-Glen Ellyn AAUW sponsors used book sale
• Bartlett pet blessing Wednesday
• Duck Race returns to Naperville
• Grandparents fund Hinsdale center's heroin addiction prevention program
• Farmers’ plea: A few dry days
• Trainer prepares pets for Naperville therapy dog program
• DuPage foresees no air conditioning aid
• Naperville Chamber members talk Internet taxes, medical marijuana
• Longwood, Georgetown schools gain flexibility in helping needy students
• Police Report: Bike stolen from Naperville apartment garage
• Attorney wants separate case in Arlington Heights murder
• Naperville council to discuss its own rules and regulations
• Jeanine Nicarico Run for Reading marks 10th year
• Lombard continues attracting restaurants, retail
• Naperville grad going to Oxford University in fall
• Drunk driver gets 3 years in prison
• Man charged in ‘not yo’ cheese’ robbery case
• Elmhurst's Annie Ryan 5K benefits kids with brain tumors
• DuPage residents livid over property tax increases
• Bartlett fire injures 2
• College football legend Lattner highlights Senior Home Sharing anniversary bash
• Pomp and circumstance at Aurora U.
• New Naperville 5K a hit with moms
• Families celebrate Mother's Day at Blackberry Farm
• Refuse to burden the helpless among us
• Suburban mothers of disabled children face relentless challenges
• Beamer speaks of significance in ordinary lives
• More trouble possible for iPad thief
• Weather finally good enough for work at Naperville garden plots
• Naperville mayor thanks residents for re-election
• Woman falsely claims she was robbed in Naperville
• Illinois House passes bill requiring backseat passengers to use seatbelts
• Bloomingdale invites kids to play with kites, trucks
• Navistar gets ready to begin moving into its new Warrenville Road home
• Justin Boswell named Mr. Naperville 2011
• Fermilab expects to avoid furloughs this year
• Run Like a Mother Sunday in Naperville
• Wood Dale mayor talks city's future
• Naper Settlement sponsors Riverwalk tour
• Tech-savvy DuPage detective honored by lawyers
• ComEd 'balloon bills' hit suburban customers
• Joliet amnesia victim identified as missing Michigan mom
• Naperville vegetarian Food Festival
• City Introduces Redesigned Resident Newsletter Naperville Connected
• Naper Settlement’s June 2011 Activities
• Trucker ticketed in I-88 crash
• President Obama decides not to release bin Laden death photos
• Cheers: Aurora’s Roundhouse sold to Two Brothers Brewery of Warrenville
• One injured in I-88 crash involving semi
• Enforcing immigration laws sensibly
• Glen Ellyn parks set criteria for new director
• Fox Valley Habitat for Humanity looking for families
• Naperville mayor, council members sworn in
• Reputed pet theft ringleader sentenced
• Naperville man arrested for third time in eight days
• District 204 board extends Birkett’s contract
• Naperville District 203 board gets look at budget
• Buy your blooms at Lombard lilac sale
• Your dog can compete in Aurora's Rover Rescue show
• Student musicians take jazz to COD's main stage
• Jaycees honor Naperville's 'trolley meister' Don Wehrli
• Raid to get Osama bin Laden took months to plan
• Mayor and City Council Members Sworn In
• Yard Waste Collection Now Underway
• Volunteer with Odyssey Hospice
• City Hosting Annual Peace Officer Memorial Observance
• Exotic-bird theft gets Berwyn man two years in prison
• How the U.S. found, killed Osama bin Laden
• Naperville voices chime in on death of bin Laden
• Will County property tax bills climb
• Glen Ellyn man wins Photo Finish contest
• President Obama: Osama bin Laden is dead
• Shanowers shocked, hope bin Laden’s death ultimately leads to peace
• Cantigny Park offers greenhouse tours
• Reading, fun abound at Aurora festival
• College graduates face an improved but still challenging job market
• Man arrested twice in 2 days on trespassing charges
• Water rate hike could be on tap for city residents
• Naperville pantry helps ease food supply concerns
• Local history buff stays close – at Naper Settlement
• North Central College sponsors Japanese Festival
• Learn value of trees on Arbor Day at Morton Arboretum
• Naperville party celebrates royal wedding live
• Complete royal wedding coverage
• Keep an eye on jet stream as tornado season progresses
• DuPage County discusses projected deficits
• Watch the royal wedding with us
• Hope Church looking to move to new Naperville site
• Naperville environmental festival returns Sunday
• Special Olympics Spring Games return to Naperville
• DuPage museum rallies to save Illinois Cavalry's Civil War flag
• Aurora Hispanic heritage fest celebrates 'los Ninos'
• Lake Park teacher says goodbye with 'Guys and Dolls'
• Wheaton resident bounced from 'Top Model'
• Images: Wednesday's "The X Factor" auditions
• 'Seven Sisters' donate kidneys to strangers
• Two Key Safety and Emergency Preparedness Staff Positions Filled
• Park board skeptical about new pond
• Route 59, I-88 interchange could have revolutionary design
• Warrenville's Hubble school to host its first eco-fair
• Mego: Don’t wait until 2015 to address Naperville’s issues
• Will County still working out rules for digital billboards
• Glen Ellyn group educates teen parents
• Naperville Central takes chance with 'big'
• Olympian Johnny Weir skating in Bensenville
• Ex-DuPage housing director's credit card bills scrutinized by feds
• Veterans being urged to tap health care benefit
• Naperville grad on the scene for royal wedding
• Ex-Naperville skating coach starts child porn sentence
• Criminal charges pending as DuPage housing agency mends
• Former Naperville councilman Collen dies at age 94
• Don’t wait until 2015  to address city problems
• Honor Flight pays homage to suburban veterans 65 years after war
• Morton Arboretum art exhibit celebrates tree forms
• Assistant To The City Manager Receives Naperville Jaycees 2011 Distinguished Service Award
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project Begins In May
• BlackFinn open after 2 rules violations
• Tollway to allow online dispute of violations
• Aurora family gives West African girl new life
• Elmhurst Rotary fundraiser supports disaster relief
• All Greener Business Matching Grant Funds Awarded
• Many faces of Easter: A rebirth of hope, spring, color
• Naperville egg hunt puts event in a different light
• Former Naperville columnist Strong shared his battle with cancer
• 95 tickets issued in traffic safety effort
• Service to allow Naperville residents to file police reports electronically
• Man beats DUI rap, but not trespassing
• Quinn grants clemency to 85 people
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Open House
• Black Finn Saloon closed by suspended license
• BlackFinn closed, Lantern has tax woes
• After Kevin Fox lawsuit, Will Co. needs money for defense fund
• Lilac convention spotlights Lombard's Lilacia Park
• Lombard woman preserves history of village's lilacs
• District U-46 hosts a very special prom
• Naperville unemployment rate drops
• Council approves city worker pay hikes
• Goals set to make city’s downtown plan a reality
• Man indicted on child porn charges
• Biggert lays out GOP budget plans at St. Benedict’s
• Final Lisle home invader sentenced
• Foreclosures high in Kendall, Will counties
• Warrenville students 'rub shoulders with other cultures'
• Special needs meeting scheduled with legislators
• Arbor Day Tree Sale
• Proposed County Board District 5 map unveiled in Naperville
• City worker pay hikes approved
• Smoking likely cause of house fire
• Naperville to rehire 3 cops
• Bands to battle for charity at Glenbard East
• NapervilleWorks matches schools, employers and employees with special needs
• Wi-Fi, bricks and mortar back on D204 radar
• 'Bedroom Farce' opens at ECC
• New theater, new play, new rules at Naperville Central
• Rod Blagojevich acknowledges ‘moments of fear’ late at night
• Asian culture takes center stage at annual Naperville festival
• Hiring extravaganza: McDonald’s is lovin’ it
• Blowtorch sparks $225,000 house fire
• DuPage County officials eye staff incentive plan
• Indian Prairie School Board honors Special Olympic champs
• Naperville women round up friends for Cocktails for Cures
• New-home construction rises to six-month high
• ECC's 'Three Cups of Tea' helps build schools in Third World
• New guidelines for identifying Alzheimer’s before symptoms occur
• Hat required, pajamas optional at royal wedding viewing party in Naperville
• Laid-off female Plainfield school staffers get arbitration
• Czech museum honors slain Westmont woman
• Secret Service agents visit Naperville to discuss JFK's death
• IMSA teens go global with international Web conference
• ‘Deadliest Catch’ captains share their sea tales at Waubonsee
• Emergency radios still glitchy in Naperville, Aurora
• Arboretum tests eco-friendly pavers
• Natasha McShane struggles with recovery a year after bat attack
• Cantigny's new horticulturalist lives her job
• City Announces Pilot Electronics Recycling Drop-Off Program
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to NCO Spring Ahead 5K and 10K Run
• Naperville’s District System Will Be Implemented In Conjunction with 2015 Consolidated Election
• Jay Cutler runs for kids in Naperville benefit race
• Gas prices forcing low-income residents to make hard choices
• Union proposals on council agenda
• Reynolds wows fans in Naperville stop
• Downers Grove man sentenced in Salt Lake City library blast
• Naperville cop shake-up could save city $300,000
• DuPage groups observe Civil War anniversary
• Aurora exhibit honors Civil War anniversary
• Mayor and City Council Inauguration
• Naperville police reorganization could save city $300,000
• State's Attorney investigating Will County board member's email use
• Downers Grove man sentenced in Salt Lake library blast
• Wheatland election judge axed for comment to mom of disabled girl
• ECC play looks at marital relationships
• Wind advisory issued for Chicago area
• North Central alum discusses 'The Healthy Home'
• Chinese Lantern Festival at North Central
• Kites ready to launch at Wheaton festival
• Naperville leaders pleased with workers’ comp reform efforts
• Rep. Darlene Senger's abortion bill faces tough Ill. House battle
• Naperville education leaders happy with reform package
• Chicago area foreclosures show big one-month jump
• Wheatland Township residents halt plans for new town hall
• SENIORS SHARE THEIR STORY WITH LOCAL 7th GRADERS
• Mystery arises in house fire
• Naperville joins Taylor's Gift's crusade to promote organ donation
• NCO to host Spring Ahead run in Naperville
• Cutler to lead off kids run Sunday in Naperville
• Sweeping school reform bill targets school day, strikes, bad teachers
• Man gets jail in bank scam
• Two sentenced for prostitution in Naperville
• Man gets jail in banking scam
• Suburban March of Dimes walks help families with premature babies
• Dogs stolen in burglary
• Veteran writer Woodward brings life tales to Benedictine
• Benefits a source of debate at township meeting
• Prosecutors seek to use slain wife’s e-mails in Vaughn murder case
• Naperville cops exonerated in March fatal shooting
• County election remap group facing crunch time
• New panel will study DuPage Co, worker policies, pay
• Lawsuit: Bolingbrook trying to bar church from new site
• A model idea: Scouts, vets mingle over WWII project
• Neuqua's 'Monologue Show' sparks conversation
• Not curiosity, rather innocuous stuff, nearly kills our cat
• Lisle's Bulls-Sox Academy uses video games to fight obesity
• Washington Street Daytime Lane Closures at BNSF Underpass Begin April 12
• Resurfacing Work on Washington Street Begins - April 18, 2011
• ‘Controlled burn’ sparks barn fire
• Art teacher fears he bought forged print from gallery
• Reiter: Find interesting birds in your own yard
• Parents of young children less apt to be fit: study
• Road construction season begins Monday
• Civil War anniversary activities planned
• Obama hails deal that avoids shutdown, cuts $38 billion
• War refugee family OK after fire
• Cops: Stab wound killed woman in Galena fire
• Businesses get water service back
• Will Co. murderer sentenced, activist seeks new venue
• Suburban church gets attention with ‘Friday’ parody video
• Elmhurst man back home after relief effort in Japan
• Walk supports Naperville's ADOPT pet shelter
• Potts: Motivate with praise, not fear
• Naperville's North Central hosts "Harry Potter's World" exhibit
• Gov. Quinn unveils nearly $12 billion plan to repair roads, bridges
• McGuire, Birt capture COD board seats
• Council OKs $1.8 million carillon rescue
• Visitation Sunday for longtime River Woods crossing guard
• 'South Pacific' cast
• Marmion Academy stages 'South Pacific'
• Wheaton man named new CDH president
• Giving DuPage launches volunteer video contest
• Aurora YWCA 'thriving' in new space
• State moves to study merging suburban school districts
• Tiny voter bloc rears its head in DuPage in anti-incumbent wave
• City of Naperville Welcomes New Councilmen
• Voter turnout hits record lows in the suburbs
• Longtime Naperville crossing guard dies
• Lewis U. roommates charged in drug case
• Redistricting topic of April 20 meeting
• Early-morning calls miffs Oak Brook candidate
• No recounts sought, so far, in St. Charles races
• More open U-46 board?
• Former D203 teacher wins COD seat
• Ash borer found at Hobson West Ponds
• Naperville crossing guard dies
• Teen gets 5 years for crash that killed sleeping woman
• Burglars take 3rd bite of Naperville Apple store
• Mayor George Pradel wins re-election for fifth term
• Naperville City Council Meeting April 6, 2011
• Metra to Begin Platform Improvement Project in Mid-April 2011
• Early voting numbers point to low turnout
• Burglars take 3rd bite of Apple store
• For suburban couple, love at first ballot punch
• Funeral services set for Naperville mayor’s sister
• AAA: It’s getting more expensive to own a car
• Roselle woman writes book about her husband's journey
• War games on a small scale in St. Charles
• 1% raise for nonunion Wheaton employees
• Barfly swatted for calling 911
• Wheaton title company owners stole more than $500,000
• Suburban redistricting committee members outline priorities
• Villa Park man gets 10 years for child porn
• Tolls forecast for scaled-back Elgin-O'Hare expansion
• Services set for Naperville mayor’s sister
• Colony of bees rescued from dying tree
• Red Cross deems military mom a hero
• Wheelchair basketball players show Naperville C. students how it's done
• Elmhurst volunteer in Japan describes tsunami's 'complete devastation'
• DuPage Senior Home Sharing celebrates 30th anniversary
• Metra train stars alongside Jake Gyllenhaal in explosive thriller
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for area
• Ogden 6 Theatre Announces "Predict the Oscars" Contest Winner!
• Annual Riverwalk Spring Spruce Up Scheduled
• Naper Settlement’s May 2011 Activities
• Heroin exacting a toll on suburbia
• Aurora police chaplain honored for service
• Aurora volunteers spruce up 2 homes
• Ex-con charged again with attempted murder
• Advocates work to bring eating disorders out of darkness
• Blagojevich speaks to high school students at convention
• Naper Settlement gets an environmentally friendly facelift
• Murdered NIU student’s remains to be released to family
• Erica Kane a role model; Susan Lucci admired
• Man charged in window-shattering business burglaries
• Wheaton man nabbed with child porn
• Man accused of cyberstalking Naperville woman
• Police nab suspect in recent burglaries
• Attorneys agree to release slain student’s remains to family
• Wheaton man arrested for having child porn
• Heroin exacting a toll on suburbia
• Renowned quintet to join EYSO Brass Choir on stage
• Man jailed for aiming vehicle at cops
• Carol Stream photographer wins contest
• Glen Ellyn carpet shop closes after 46 years
• Benedictine unveiling Center for Lifelong Learning
• Friendship, life explored in 'Tuesdays With Morrie'
• Former Aurora resident becomes a voice for the homeless
• Liquor Commissioner Announces Tobacco Compliance Check Results
• This weekend’s peace — Gratitude and mindfulness
• Fifth Avenue construction set to commence
• Planning for downtown Naperville 20 years from now
• Kreger’s handing out bratwurst for breast cancer research
• Growing Place: Wait till October to plant bulbs
• NCC features works of art teachers
• COD hosting Illinois Geography Bee
• Benedictine's new ministry director reaches out to students
• Two local cops win state FOP award
• 2 local cops win state FOP award
• Reiter adds Florida bird to life list
• EYSO ensembles to perform
• DuPage family fled Japan, but eager to go back
• Volunteers work to restore West Chicago prairie
• Popular Naperville college-style campus may be expanded
• Money Smart classes coming to DuPage
• Two Wheaton students start drive for Japan
• Editorial: It's no surprise regional supts. fight cuts, but cuts still vital
• $1 million bail for man accused in Addison molestation
• Sister Cities Commission to Announce Winners of Young Artists Showcase
• Child 'tapped' by car in Lombard
• Tempers flare over Bartlett fire district seat
• Ex-DuPage housing leader cites 'vague' rules in buying meals, gifts
• Missing Warrenville woman found safe
• COD program gives students international experience
• Bartlett fire district forum gets heated
• District 203 candidates debate transparency in board actions
• Feds say DuPage Housing Authority misspent $5.8 million
• Bensenville library candidates talk funding, technology
• Woman dies in Naperville house fire
• Lombard groups working to preserve town's history
• Daily Herald garners journalism award nominations
• City Hosting Smart Grid Open House
• Whole Foods donates to CASA
• Business briefs
• Tollway gas stations close briefly for Big Gulp move
• Lisle candidates talk Meijer parcel
• Naperville North counselor denies sex charges, free to vacation in Mexico
• Police departments to use verdict as lesson
• With college in sight, minority kids overlook obstacles
• Roskam connects with Oak Brook business in Ghana
• Legal challenges, rallies mark health reform anniversary
• When disaster hits, Elmhurst volunteer answers the call
• Not enough special events funds in Naperville
• U.S.-grown pot finding its way to the suburbs
• Winfield candidates talk roads
• Suburban bridges with defects need cash, report says
• DuPage property values drop 6 percent
• DuPage OK's mosque, ending months of debate
• Lombard-area neighborhood split on proposed mosque
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for March 22, 2011
• Censure rescinded, reissued in District 203
• Palatine brothers fight deportation
• Transportation expert, former Pace chief, dies
• Lisle bridge work could end parade plan
• Haiti, through a visitor's eyes
• Glenbard East players get fond welcome home
• U-46 mourns former principal
• Haitian work helps suburban teen find path
• Why your toddler shouldn't be driving
• Lisle Arboretum bird watchers have eyes to the skies
• Villa Park Zumbathon benefits cancer charity
• Residents May Still Bring Used Holiday Lights to Recycling Drop-Off Center
• Wisconsin man guilty in Aurora shooting death
• Quake survivors find sanctuary with their family in Lisle
• Wheaton rejects funding for history center again
• High court to take up Deerfield drinking party case
• Winfield United comes under attack at board meeting
• Roselle cancels cruise nights
• Get to know the candidates in the April 5 elections
• Slots at tracks gain support
• Glen Ellyn church revives popular Easter Passion play after 11-year hiatus
• Mansion flooded with 6 million gallons of water
• Congresswoman proposes new tax bracket for millionaires
• Get to know the canidates in the April 5 elections
• For Dist. 200 board: Vroman, Gambaiani, Radencich
• Jobs, jobs, jobs back on the tip of GOP's tongue
• Waubonsie Valley show choir takes first at Wheaton Warrenville South's Choral Classic
• Aurora police sponsor St. Baldrick's shave-a-thon for childhood cancer research
• National Flood Safety Awareness Week Taking Place March 14-18, 2011
• DuPage service groups provide happier birthdays for needy children
• Lisle candidates differ on downtown
• City To Honor President’s Volunteer Service Award Recipients
• Aurora father says he didn't mean to kill infant
• U-46 schools to compete in TalentFest at Hemmens
• Lombard attorney helps immigrant victims of domestic violence
• Libertyville native rides out quake in Tokyo pool
• Another option for Fox Valley foodies
• Do suburbs have too many local governments for our own good?
• Trek from ignorance to activism turns Bentley into Bawba
• 18-year-old dies in W. Chicago crash
• Ex-Geneva athlete helps kids learn about mental strength
• NFL hopefuls try out in Naperville
• Local companies seeking word on Japanese colleagues, operations
• Negotiators, SWAT team outside Warrenville apartment
• One dead in Elgin crash
• Elections are April 5; stay informed
• Arends, Shipman, Martin for Bartlett village board
• Lombard sleep center, "Biggest Loser" contestant teach importance of shut-eye
• Music competition at Wheaton Warrenville South
• Wheaton city clerk retires
• Woman OK after Route 59 crash
• Crash stalls traffic on Route 59
• New Fox Valley Habitat store preps for opening
• St. Paddy's 5K gets celebration off and running
• Nun to show her Irish pride as grand marshal of Naperville parade
• City Invites Residents to Vote for Their Favorite Newsletter Name and Design
• New Planning and Zoning Commission To Hold First Meeting on May 4, 2011
• Lisle firefighters REACH out to kids with books
• Carol Stream man joins mission to Haiti
• Tall task for new DuPage housing boss
• Temporary Street Closure in Downtown Naperville
• Naperville, Aurora schools measure performance one student at a time
• Lombard exhibit revives Underground Railroad
• Classic Cinemas is Sprucing Up Ogden 6 Theatre
• DuPage photo contest winner
• Vienna Boys Choir coming to Naperville's North Central
• Suburban Peace Corp volunteers reunite at Harper
• Illinois Severe Weather Awareness Week Taking Place Through March 5, 2011
• DuPage Housing Authority boss resigns under pressure
• Student musicians join pros in concert
• Housing agency chief resigns
• More than 20 local groups to perform at Chicagoland Show Choir Festival
• North Central brings revamped 'Wedding Singer' to the stage
• Center for Independent Living plans Trivia Night
• Streamwood vet puts Army experience to work
• Tough state concussion rules get OK
• Gay rights activist from Buffalo Grove dies
• Naper Settlement’s April 2011 Activities
• Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday, March 8 Canceled
• Government Access TV Station WCNC Will Be Off Air on Thursday, March 3
• Glen Ellyn Park District board ready to hear bids for warming hut
• Aurora Comedy Shrine's expansion plan in motion
• Court upholds District 204 students' right to wear anti-gay T-shirt
• Wheaton partially restores library funding
• No DuPage ban on religious buildings
• Latino group: DuPage cops are targeting us
• Quinn asks for federal disaster declaration
• Naperville Central fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Montini girls basketball team going downstate
• Dryer fire damages Naperville Central HS
• Fenton student charged in bomb scare
• Latino group: DuPage cops are targeting us
• Here’s your chance to grill the candidates for mayor
• Former House Speaker Lee Daniels finally getting portrait
• Two Antioch women win blizzard photo contest
• Elmhurst native wins cinematography Oscar
• Four years later, missing St. Charles man's sister still seeks answers
• Elmhurst school tops at mock trial
• Wood art on display in St. Charles
• U-46 desegregation case: The players
• Tattoo parlors going legit in the burbs
• Wheaton expo displays everything engineering
• Aurora man admits home invasion
• Police: Aurora man had gun at O'Hare
• RTA hires Madigan in-law as top lobbyist
• Tim Seisser bringing his quintet to Saturday's Jazz in the Meadows
• Glen Crest students learn about helping others
• Plan Commission Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday, March 16 Canceled
• The Festival of Colors
• City Council Champions Consumer Rightswith Passage of the Innovative Smart Grid Customer Bill of Rights
• Attention!!! An election is coming up soon
• Naperville candidates discuss Ogden Avenue
• Fawell Dam an issue in Warrenville race
• Village board candidates outline Bensenville's needs
• Bloomingdale pet shelter needs volunteers
• Naperville genealogy researcher says anyone can preserve their family's past
• Debunking the top 5 myths about our suburbs
• February snowfall record expected to fall tonight
• Bulb ban alters Easy-Bake recipe
• New jobs a priority for Naperville candidates
• Three DuPage school districts taking new tack on bullying
• Naperville North counselor posts bond on sex charges
• Searching for fossils gives clues to the past
• Elmhurst College jazz fest keeps 'em coming back for more
• Public hearing set for Aurora dialysis center
• Aurora University trustee in Egypt during protests
• What the suburbs want from Chicago's new mayor
• Athletes advocate for lights in Dist. 87
• Here’s your chance to grill the candidates for mayor
• Naperville North counselor charged with sex abuse
• Fox River Countryside Fire/Rescue names first chief
• Suburban man charged in Ponzi scheme
• Wheaton woman on 'Top Model'
• Car in lake just one of 30 icy crises
• Suburbs' stimulus rebates costing you?
• Illinois among leaders in total school districts
• Quinn schools plan could significantly change suburbs
• Black ice on Route 53; snow tonight may bring record
• Marklund names new CEO
• Habitat for Humanity to open ReStore in Aurora
• DuPage reopens red-light camera talks
• You now have a more high-powered job search at the Daily Herald
• Wheaton chamber honors those who make a difference
• City Council Workshop
• Child pornography charges for Elmhurst man
• Human service providers face major cuts
• Swimsuit golfers swing for charity
• Collage artists' work featured at ECC gallery
• 'Weird Al' Yankovic tours Naperville promoting children's book
• City To Host Public Meeting To Present Proposed North Aurora Road Improvements
• Winfield trustees honor deceased colleague
• Innovation and school consolidation
• You can make dent in $14 trillion debt
• Sheryl Crow announces local shows
• Recent Naperville-area arrests
• Aurora U offers tax help
• Which suburbs have the most, fewest vacant homes
• Bartlett High principal becomes Riverside-Brookfield's superintendent
• Giordano's files for bankruptcy
• Motorola Solutions hopes to lease 2 buildings
• 'Guys and Dolls' opens today at ECC
• Wheaton History Center hosts fundraiser
• Weather records may fall today
• Hubble site minimum bid: $10 million
• Navistar battle prompts rules changes in Lisle
• Addison man stabbed inside home
• Quinn pushes school mergers
• What comes after a trillion?
• 5 years for rapist who impregnated victim
• Elgin man dies in I-290 crash near Addison
• Daley to speak at Wheaton College
• City Still Accepting Submissions for Resident Newsletter Contest
• New Daily Fee Commuter Parking Spaces Available at the DuPage Children’s Museum Beginning February 14
• DuPage Valentine's Day sweep targets deadbeat dads
• Mosque requests raising questions in DuPage
• Palatine man charged as habitual criminal could face 6 to 30 years if convicted
• Winfield mourns trustee
• Former Bloomingdale Twp. Republican leader dies
• Man sentenced in kid porn case
• Apartment burglar sentenced to prison
• Pradel delays decision on Show-Me’s
• North Central College festival celebrates Chinese New Year
• Ex-McDonald's exec to run Northern Illinois Food Bank
• Grieving father follows heart back to NIU
• It wouldn't be Valentine's Day without stories of, well, you know ...
• Residents Asked to Prepare for Possible Flooding
• Glen Ellyn votes on ethics ordinance tonight
• International Fest draws more than 1,000 people
• Suburbanites take steps — lots of them — to fight lung disease
• Collapse of wall causes gas leak in Lombard
• Daily Herald reporter shut out in ice fishing tournament
• Web Poll: Would you shave your head for charity?
• Naperville parks preach 'continuous improvement' plan
• Bloomingdale mall walk promotes heart health
• Flooding with the warmup? Maybe in some places
• Builder scoops up troubled developments to sell homes cheap
• Metra hears reports on Pagano legacy
• Full speed ahead for new fire department
• Roselle Dist. 12 cancels candidate forum
• Three suburban teens win composing competition
• Durbin, Kirk laud delay in O'Hare airline lawsuit
• Carol Stream gets early peek at rec center plans
• Domestic violence victim sentenced to probation for aggravated domestic battery
• Teacher, coach gets 3 years for sex abuse
• Digging Metra a clearer future path
• Winter Jazz Festival returns to Glen Ellyn
• Oakbrook Terrace Tower race battles lung disease
• City To Host Informational Meetings about Election Campaign Sign Rules
• Wind can make it seem like minus-25 degrees
• Naperville ex-con charged after DUI rollover
• Hultgren stands out with "no" vote against Patriot Act extension
• Dist. 41 eyes options to handle growth
• Wheaton students learn through play
• Suburban students win Prudential volunteer awards
• Roselle man questions ethics in District 12
• Naperville artists reinvent masterpieces
• Dist. 200 expected to move forward on Hubble site
• Trinity Church opens coffee cafe; profits to world relief
• Where can we walk safely in the suburbs?
• City Encourages Residents to Help Keep Friends and Neighbors Safe by Clearing Snow and Ice from Sidewalks and Fire Hydrants
• Vets invited to Welcome Home 2011
• DuPage says mosque can't exceed height limits
• Glen Ellyn hopes to name manager by May
• Same jury will decide if Lovejoy is eligible for death
• D. 48 searches for buried time capsule
• Service dog changes life for multi-needs boy
• Islamic center tries for appeal in DuPage County
• Flu cases on the rise across Illinois
• ComEd pushes for $2.6 billion power grid upgrade
• Help Rename and Redesign the City’s Resident Newsletter
• Snowstorm 2011: One to remember
• Snow and cold bring good news, bad news
• Two men charged in Wheaton armed robbery
• West Chicago deacon gets 6 years for embezzlement
• State gets more money than expected from tax scofflaws
• Rocker sons present 'Ricky Nelson Remembered'
• Ogden-Eola red-light cameras are delayed
• Naper Settlement’s March 2011 Activities
• Broz: 'Zeitoun' is The Big Read
• Web Poll: Are you enjoying the snow?
• Glen Ellyn girl has essential Super Bowl role
• Winter activities abound at DuPage forest event
• Poll: Super Bowl
• Solar farm proposed for Kendall County
• Relay supports cancer research
• Snowstorm 2011: Share your photos
• Recent Naperville-area arrests
• Conant, Elk Grove cheerleaders head downstate to defend state titles
• City Provides Update On Snow Removal Operations
• City Provides Snow Removal Tips
• Naperville couple looking forward to civil unions
• Naperville may restrict downtown banks
• Chinese educators visit Lombard school
• Winter Storm Updates from the City of Naperville
• The big blizzard: Share your storm stories
• Judges' retirements signal end of an era
• Russell drops out of ECC board race
• Blizzard 2011
• Dist. 44 opens early childhood center in Lombard
• Naperville mayoral candidate wants debates
• Benedictine inducting 6 into athletic Hall of Fame
• City Encourages Residents to Prepare for Upcoming Winter Storm
• Winfield considering downtown parking deck
• ECC to present 'vocal play' group Naturally 7
• Naperville mayoral candidate wants debates
• Ghost Traders a home away from home for investors
• Father to father: Special needs dads looking to connect
• Anglers get ice-fishing lesson on Wheaton lake
• Wheaton gives playground to Haiti
• Three DuPage park programs earn state honors
• Roller Derby coming to the suburbs
• North Central launches independent film series
• Exhibit explores African-Native heritage
• Kirk pushes banning federal funds to move Gitmo detainees to U.S.
• Glen Ellyn man struck by minivan
• Keeneyville picks new superintendent
• Sister Cities Commission Sponsoring Young Artists Showcase
• DuPage panel reviews 'small neighborhood mosque'
• ECC faculty vote to authorize strike
• Naperville library extending loan periods
• Addison mayor praises village's belt-tightening
• Wheaton Drama comedy celebrates 1930s
• TLC turns neglected DuPage husky into team leader
• Naperville Library to present levy decrease
• Teens making a difference: The Daily Herald Leadership teams
• DuPage County Leadership Team honorable mentions
• ECC tuition to rise after 4-year freeze
• Buzz surrounds Elmhurst creator of beehive hairdo
• State lawmakers push to criminalize pointing lasers at planes
• Naperville Plumbing Site Seeking Plumbers
• Boy's love of cultures makes him geography bee champ
• Hospital claims state's first McDonald Family Room
• Councilman questions funding for downtown Wheaton group
• 10 ways for Bears fans to fight winter blues
• New Smart Cards Now Available for New Daily Fee Parking Machines
• Wheaton council debates Hubble's future
• Addison Trail principal named D 88 superintendent
• Naperville mayor: 'We have plenty of work ahead'
• New Wheaton gym helps keep cops in top shape
• Freezing fog causing slick roadways
• Hazmat situation clears out Aurora athletic center
• High school dance teams step it up at Wheaton North contest
• Daily Herald launches 'Daily Deals' coupons offering suburban discounts
• Tough first half takes wind out of Bear fans
• New hip replacement technique at Good Samaritan means quicker recovery
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for January 24, 2011
• State of the City Address Taking Place Monday, January 24, 2011
• City of Naperville Still Accepting Comments on the Naperville Downtown 2030 Plan
• Teens rob woman in Naperville
• Two charged in Naperville burglaries
• Grammy nominee puts on show in Addison classroom
• Mayor says Lisle is weathering financial storm
• Good Samaritan worker injured in Downers Grove
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Winning Logo and Tagline Announced
• COD candidate booted off ballot by technicality
• Elgin business leader sees positive outcome of meeting with Hu
• Naperville's Locher escaping long arm of Dick Tracy
• DuPage Children's Museum gets a break from Naperville
• Plainfield N. teacher in sex scandal resigns
• Crash closes Powis Drive in West Chicago
• Families with Packers fans? Ack!
• Downtown Architectural Survey Now Available for Public Review
• Naperville Community Invited to Select the Future Seating for Central Park
• Chief Procurement Officer Elected to Universal Public Procurement Certification Council’s Governing Board
• Prayer center near W. Chicago gets another look
• Defendant in DuPage murder abandons own defense
• Group tries — again — to scuttle Blackwell maintenance facility
• RTA awaits word on end of free rides for seniors
• Join Wild Ones Greater DuPage Chapter
• Naperville to approve Children's Museum lease
• Benet alum reflects on trek up Mount Kilimanjaro
• Lisle to swear in new police chief
• The Festival of Colors - Naperville
• Thieves steal $30,000 in electronics from Apple store
• In Glen Ellyn, animal doctor is in
• Freight train derailment in Elgin disrupts Metra service
• New church on track for Wheatland Township
• What goes up, won't go down this year
• United Way focus tight dollars on education programs
• Mini Cooper crashes into Naperville store
• Bieber fans belt out hits for chance to attend premiere
• Crowds in a sweet mood at Naperville Chocolate Festival
• Man hurt in Lombard crash
• At 39, Lombard man playing basketball at COD
• Metra finds no pollution danger in cars
• Water pipe bursts at state Capitol
• Lombard working to fill downtown vacancies
• COD debuts pilot child care program for students’ kids
• Murder defendant claims confession was coerced
• Naperville student in the running for prestigious U.S. Senate program
• District 200 takes closer look at homework
• Dist. 87 hopes mentor program improves minority test scores
• Naperville library considering cuts to budget, hours
• Will, DuPage foreclosure rates near top
• Child piano prodigy comes to Naperville
• Chocolate Festival offers sweet treats in Naperville
• Will, DuPage foreclosure rates near top
• Naperville Businesses Are Going Green With Funding From The Greener Business Program
• New City Clerk Office Hours Effective
• Naperville library finds $350,000 to cut
• Want to volunteer? Check out DuPage forest preserve's open house
• Aurora library plans for new building
• Wholesale prices rise on higher gas costs
• Suburban veterans honored by state throughout the year
• Naperville councilman offers helping hand to resident in need
• Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Winning Logo Design to be Unveiled at January 18 City Council Meeting
• Naperville councilman offers hel;ping hand to resident in need
• Lombard ballot to include term limits question
• Nature Unframed New exhibit to open at Morton Arboretum
• Clerk likens opponent to Arizona shooter
• Poll: Editing Mark Twain
• Glen Ellyn history director's contract not renewed
• Dist. 87 looks into lights for Glenbard West soccer field
• Prosecutor: Accused teen also tried to run down bouncer
• Not-so-ordinary music delights arboretum guests
• Aurora working to improve neighborhoods block by block
• Director leaving after 44 years with Bensenville parks
• Bridal showcase tries to ease pre-wedding stress
• Naperville Central ready for the sound of music
• Suspect uses drugs, loses freedom
• District U-46 considers borrowing $25 million
• Weight-and-see: Mooseheart student's bridge holds 15.2 pounds
• In face of House vote on repeal, Durbin touts benefits of health care reform
• Aurora man accused of child abuse
• West Chicago, Warrenville chambers merge
• Seminar Scheduled to Discuss New Procurement System for Small, Multi-Trade Construction Jobs
• Doctor hopes to expand Huber rule
• Donation honors teacher's passion
• Food bank getting a boost of 350,000 meals
• Parade of the Century marches on in Naperville
• Healthier lunches on horizon in Lombard schools
• Heritage YMCA Group joins forces with Chicago Y
• Rock, classical music musicians play at Arboretum
• Aurora's RiverEdge Park nearly ready for construction
• Naper Settlement offers Bridal Showcase
• Doctor hopes to expand Huber rule
• City of Naperville Now Accepting Applications Online for the 2012 Sidewalk Replacement Program
• Doctor hopes to expand Huber rule
• Naperville's Nike Park sports complex taking shape
• Naperville signs off on public smart grid
• Curtain rises on 'Quake' at North Central College
• Naper Settlement’s February 2011 Activities
• Roskam to escort Boehner to swearing in
• DuPage Easter Seals president stepping down after 30 years
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Medinah woman sheds half her weight and makes cover of People
• Dance brings ‘international’ couple together
• Movie, journalism fans line up to see Ebert
• New law pulls marijuana-like substance off shelves
• A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
• Religious leaders focus on similarities on World Peace Day
• New babies get cool 1/1/11 birthdays
• Low-income seniors to get housing help under Biggert's bill
• Hearty New Year's Day hike in St. Charles prairie
• Former Hubble site may head to auction block
• Naperville hospital working to reduce preterm births
• Families celebrate New Year's Eve with bubbles
• Citgo releases hazardous gases in Lemont
• Ringing In The New Year: A Family Friendly New Years Eve Celebration!
• Spike in online book downloads challenge libraries
• Carol Stream woman wins December photo contest
• Suburban pictures of the year
• DuPage County photos of the year
• Fox Valley photos of the year
• Hanover Park village board to be full of mayor's allies
• Lombard man dies in crash with uncle
• Kline Creek Farm celebrates holidays in 1890s style
• Lombard president leaving water commission post
• Hultgren looks forward to challenges as Congressman
• Veteran photographer, firefighter Jack Putignano dies
• Christmas events calendar
• Glen Ellyn park director gets retirement pay bump
• DuPage County's faces in the news in 2010
• Growing Place offers tip of the week
• Woodridge police nab teen shooting suspect
• Aurora police chaplain injured in crash
• Naperville Lung Cancer Walk on Saturday
• Severe weather : funnel cloud spotted but no touch down
• Nothing modest about Evan's 2010
• Yule Log Hunt winner had good feeling about her chances
• The Northwest suburbs' biggest crime stories of 2010
• Lombard native teaches historical holidays at Kline Creek Farm
• Aurora, Elgin pinched by declining gambling revenues
• Feds probe mom’s ‘threat’ vs. Obama
• LITH cancer survivor wins new VW
• Kidz Kabaret moves New Year's Eve show to Lisle
• EPA launches site for info on chemicals
• House fires are common this time of year: Here's how to avoid them
• Aurora police hunting two bank robbery suspects
• How does Santa get down the chimney?
• DuPage added to list of confirmed Jimmy John's salmonella cases
• Competitive cheerleading business moves to Aurora
• Elmhurst police charge man with cruelty to puppy
• Roselle mourns Trustee Ron Sass
• Addison alters police furloughs
• Museum plans Bubble Bash in Naperville
• City of Naperville Website Maintenance Scheduled
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• Aurora approves 2011 budget
• Ryan’s son calls judge’s ruling ‘heartless and cruel’
• Roselle mourns Trustee Ron Sass
• Wheaton cafe customers help Toys for Tots
• Residents of retirement communities stay active by volunteering
• Naperville Smart Grid Top Ten Logo Contest Designs Available to View on City's Website
• Downtown Advisory Commission Recommends Approval Of The Naperville Downtown2030 Plan
• Carol Stream will need water rate hike, officials say
• Former W. Chicago lawmaker named to state Senate
• Addison will continue employee raise freezes
• Former Daily Herald reporter remembered as a mentor, straight shooter
• Good, clean fight expected in Carol Stream mayor race
• Addison man gets 28 years for gang shooting
• Free haircuts a chance to give back to Wheaton
• Roselle veteran to be honored during Blackhawks game
• Local performers try out at 'Glee Project' auditions
• Council to reconsider downtown overnight parking
• Holiday-suicide link more myth than fact in DuPage
• Santa, DuPage cops bring cheer to kids in hospitals
• Lombard to hire social services agency for those in need
• WGN host brings 'Hometown' show to Palatine
• City Encourages Residents to Have Winter Storm Survival Kits Available
• Show-Me’s Restaurant Will Be Issued Liquor License
• Elgin toy giveaway helps 1,200 families
• Council to reconsider downtown overnight parking
• Show-Me’s will get liquor license, with restrictions
• RTA passes balanced budget without service cuts
• DuPage officials say power of prayer gives them strength
• Naperville retiree an Illinois senior poet laureate
• Lombard master uses martial arts to teach life lessons
• Feds probe mom’s ‘threat’ vs. Obama
• Feds probe mom’s ‘threat’ vs. Obama
• Food pantry’s reach will expand when new site opens
• Snow on the way: Area is under winter weather advisory
• Berlin details vision for DuPage Co. state's attorney's office
• Naperville group provides gifts for 738 children
• Providing a merry Christmas in the Elgin area
• HCS Family Services plans sculpture show
• Plan Commission Meeting at December 15, 2010
• Wrigley heiress talks poetry to Aurora students
• DuPage County names Zay chair of water panel
• ‘Person of interest’ held in Louisiana in NIU homicide
• Glen Ellyn man recalls 25 years behind scenes with Cubs
• Three file as party for three Bloomingdale trustee seats
• McCaul steps up to head Fox Valley Park District
• Inspiration takes flight for photographer
• City Reminds Residents of Available Warming Centers
• Experts offer tips to fend off the cold
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for December13, 2010
• S. Elgin man successfully fighting Parkinson's
• Friends celebrate life of Winfield athlete
• Wheaton students shop for bargains
• Cops: Wheaton man tried to rob same home twice
• North Avenue Sanitary Sewer Work To Begin December 10, 2010
• Aurora says goodbye to retired Fire Chief Stevens
• Discarded decorations get new life in Wood Dale
• Trains roll through land of Legos at Cantigny
• Naperville jazz concert celebrates peace
• Hot lunches a hot topic in District 204
• Teacher lies on a bed of nails in lesson
• St. Charles, Naperville soldiers earn Silver Stars
• Excluded Candidates Will Be Certified To Appear On The 2011 Consolidated Election Ballot
• City of Naperville Now Accepting Applications for Phase II of the Home Energy Savings Program
• Attainable Housing Information Now Available on the City’s Website
• Ruling Sought by Excluded Candidate Seeking to Appear on Ballot
• Naper Settlement’s January 2011 Activities
• Maple Street block party raises funds for charity
• Carol Stream Tree of Lights helps families grieve
• Father of cyberbullying victim bringing story to Glenbard North
• Bella Voce brings a cappella Christmas music to Lisle
• Officials worried too many South Elgin High students skipping breakfast
• Naperville City Council Meeting - December 7, 2010
• DuPage officers help brighten holidays for local kids
• Carol Stream photographer wins kudos
• Historic Preservation Commission To Review Revised Historic Preservation Ordinance
• City Applauds Illinois General Assembly Passage of Police and Fire Pension Reform
• City Invites Residents To Vote for Their Favorite Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Logo Design
• Two Wood Dale residents killed in Indiana crash
• Montini celebrates second straight football championship
• Santo's legacy reaches beyond the diamond
• Hollywood comes to Elgin in 'Contagion' shoot
• Hanover Park hires new village planner
• Bloomingdale home's tiny roller coaster puzzles many
• Four Candidates for 2011 Consolidated Election Will Not be Certified to Appear on Ballot
• Schillerstrom to Birkett: You can't advise us on your replacement
• Ads pulled after mayors request it
• Ousted Naperville candidate sues city
• Santa, snowflakes and s'mores in Villa Park
• Cantigny asks nonprofit groups to decorate trees with purpose
• Wheaton Warrenville South celebrates — again
• Aurora readies for second winter of 'sensible salting'
• Naperville works to cut $6.3 million projected gap
• Seven seeking to replace DuPage state's attorney
• Naperville Municipal Band plans holiday concert
• South Elgin stadium on track for fall
• Schaumburg Flyers sale anticipated in December
• Bartlett teen gifted, respected leader
• Dist. 87 surprised by state tracking program
• Red Kettle campaign nets gold coin in Naperville
• Aurora woman helps police clean up streets
• Bloomingdale groups add sparkle to Snowman Crossing
• EYSO's 'Grape Expectations' fundraiser on tap
• Yoga, veggie cooking part of wellness event
• Bartlett boy killed in hunting accident
• Thanksgiving fire damages Bartlett home
• Naperville's holiday season opens with music, parade, Santa
• Glen Ellyn Holiday Walk features tree lighting, dance
• DuPage is greener because of Kay McKeen
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closures In Effect For Hometown Holidays
• City Reminds Residents of Parking Restrictions for 2010 Holiday Card Photo Shoot
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• Residents May Bring Used Holiday Lights To Recycling Drop-Off Center
• City Continuing To Accept Entries For Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Logo Design Contest
• Police seek help locating Hanover Park robbery suspect
• Outgoing Naperville councilman looking for other ways to serve
• Elmhurst College student uses art to increase awareness for food bank
• Dentist, police officer team up to teach skills in West Africa
• Downers Grove-group seeking new director to continue sowing seeds
• Woodridge cops seeking armed robbery suspects
• South Elgin High to get new stadium in the fall
• St. Charles hopes to sell historic home
• Aurora man charged with beating dog
• Parade, tree-lighting highlight Wheaton's Dickens of a Christmas celebration
• Villa Park artist brings his 'cool' skills to Carol Stream's holiday festival
• Naperville C. drum major to lead Macy's parade
• Driscoll alum helped save school's spirit
• Naperville robber gets six years in prison
• City Encourages Residents to Prepare for Upcoming Winter Season
• St. Charles area fire district to go private?
• Six vying for Wheaton City Council seats
• DuPage child center will memorialize Jeanine Nicarico
• Aurora woman accused of fatally stabbing boyfriend
• Naperville Thanksgivings start with Turkey Trot
• Aurora to host tree-lighting ceremony
• Aurora promotes first woman to police commander
• Dog killed in possible coyote attack in Wheaton
• Elgin school works toward new playground
• Mural dedicated in downtown Naperville
• Note found at scene of double murder-suicide
• Villa Park VFW rallies to squeeze in 150 more for Thanksgiving dinner
• Suburban lawmakers offer little support for a tax increase
• New book chronicles Brown's murderer's defense
• Kirk, Walsh, meet in the middle
• Autopsy shows Westmont victims died of gunshot wounds
• City Council Election Ballot Lottery
• Start the Heart gets started in Lombard
• Retiring Kane County judge comes full circle
• Park district tests Lombard Lagoon rocks for contamination
• All 145,000 Naperville residents invited to community snapshot
• Mayor Pradel Invites Community To Be Part Of 2010 Holiday Card
• District System Will Not Be Implemented In Time For 2011 Election
• Wheaton mayor: Budgeting has never been this difficult
• Lombard resident, Daily Herald correspondent injured in Afghanistan
• Carol Stream park projects move forward
• St. Charles man accused of raping baby sitter
• Lisle police chief retiring at end of month
• Glen Ellyn dentists join national effort to treat those in need
• Wheaton residents push to stop Kelly Park upgrades
• Naperville cop union head feeling more 'optimistic'
• RTA could get more state oversight
• Glendale Heights ready to start on new police facility
• Buffalo Grove man facing DUI charge in fatal Hanover Park crash
• Dist. 204 meets most of its student achievement goals
• Half Pint Brawlers will fight in Bartlett
• New Bloomingdale manager knows DuPage
• Suburbanites see Haiti's plight
• Woman acquitted in child's overdose at Naperville hotel
• Topless woman charged with carrying loaded gun in van
• Mayors want help with police, fire pensions
• Glen Ellyn president: manager's departure unexpected
• District 204 looking toward technological future
• Armed bandit robs Naperville bank
• Wheaton council members reject museum's plea
• Noland now says he'll back U-46 fix
• Long road ahead for police union's complaint
• Krause first to file for Naperville mayor
• Group aims to give 'Normal Moments' to families with sick children
• Wheaton World War II vet takes Honor Flight for himself and his fallen brother
• Gresk kicks off filing in Wheaton
• Election filing opens in Naperville
• Ukranian patriarch visits Bloomingdale
• Elgin High student's battle to strengthen stalker law helps others
• Suburban teen unsilenced after years of fear
• Noland ties U-46 fix to tax swap
• 3 DuPage towns look to fill top administrative posts
• 20 charged in Naperville prostitution crackdown
• Lakemoor wrestling company takes a shot at stardom
• Naperville Central almost ready to unveil new music wing
• Fermilab looking to reduce staff
• Suburban stair climbers to tackle Willis Tower
• Naperville gets another Sister City: Patzcuaro, Mexico
• Conant grad recovering from terrible fall in South Korea
• Roselle crews test skills in 'Snow Roadeo'
• Final Fall Curbside Leaf Collection Cycle Begins November 15, 2010
• U-46 tax bills set for 3-4 percent increase
• ECC master plan well underway
• Lesbian Benedictine educator loses job
• Wheaton North remembers Medal of Honor recipient
• Cemetery inside O'Hare Airport marks one last Veterans Day
• Carol Stream teen's hoop dreams revived
• U-46 racial bias suit set for February trial
• What's ahead for Naperville parks
• City Notifies Police Union Of Layoffs
• Garrett gets pushback from Pace over inspector general
• Aurora eliminates office of special events
• Aurora police union rep defends right to address council on duty
• Naperville mayoral hopefuls weigh in on police contract
• Last American WWI vet calls for memorial
• Learning lessons in and out of classrooms
• Veterans hit the books, form a club at Elgin Community College
• Gang member statement can't be used in Addison murder case
• Chick-fil-A fans camping out in Wheaton
• Bartlett village board to vote on midget wrestling Tuesday
• City of Naperville Announces Phase II of the Home Energy Savings Program
• Naperville cops file unfair labor practice complaint
• DuPage County to cut nine jobs at youth home
• Oak Brook police crack ID theft ring
• Naperville group wants districts by 2013
• Guilty plea coming in Riley Fox murder
• Woman ordered to repay Addison school PTA for theft
• Naperville seeing increase in attendance at Veterans Day services
• Veterans Day hits home for Wheaton man
• Naperville sets priorities for downtown's future
• Wheaton delays adopting coyote policy
• Councilman prepares to enter Naperville mayor race
• Naper Settlement Receives Illinois Association Of Museums And MarCom Awards
• Aurora nonprofit offers veterans 'Hope for Tomorrow'
• Steve Oliveri selected 2010 Lincoln Laureate
• North Central College education majors expand studies in high-need schools
• City Continues to Accept Feedback on Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Customer Bill of Rights
• Collectors show off political memorabilia
• Shelter named for Wheaton Medal of Honor recipient
• City Of Naperville News: Arbitrator Issues Award Settling Police Contract
• Naperville man drowned after car plunged into golf course pond
• ECC hosts week of events for veterans
• DUI trial delayed for ex-Rolling Meadows football coach
• Bensenville to honor vets with community breakfast
• Slain Neuqua Valley graduate had thirst for adventure
• Prosecutor: Bloomingdale mom wanted to protect daughter
• Bloomingdale mom charged in daughter's death
• Cantigny show features military miniatures
• Santa kicks off holiday shopping at local malls
• Aurora Chick-fil-A requests two-lane drive-through
• White House honors young scientists
• Quinn earns chance to argue he has mandate
• City Reminds Residents of Veteran’s Day Closure
• Coyote protocol pondered by Wheaton
• Greener Business Program Expanded to Include Energy Efficiency Improvements...
• Voters Approve Binding Referendum to Create District System in Naperville
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for Monday, November 8, 2010
• Two convicted in Aurora attack
• Naperville, police union exchange contract shots
• Broadcaster earns prestigious national award
• Pradel to decide on Show-Me's liquor license in week or so
• Parks officials to determine who will run Villa Olivia
• Aurora traffic control system designed to coordinate signals, keep cars moving
• Lake in the Hills boy remains separated from family
• Village to buy 3 flood-prone homes in Carol Stream
• Naperville eyes $10 mil tax rebate for hotel project
• No injuries in Wheaton house fire
• History center CEO eyes Wheaton council race
• Naperville park board member stepping down
• Sleep Out Saturday gives volunteers a taste of homelessness
• Navistar executive Sharp joins North Central College Board of Trustees
• Winfield, Villa Park face road repair obstacles
• District 11 sees hope despite voter rejection
• Voters support College of DuPage tax question
• DuPage's Birkett appointed to appellate court
• Plainfield soldier killed in Afghanistan
• 4-year-old found dead in Bloomingdale townhouse
• 'Figments' opens weekend run at Naperville Central
• Pihos heading back to Springfield for 5th term
• Images of Election Night in the suburbs
• Mussman holds narrow lead for 56th House
• Ramey beats Brownfield in 55th House District
• Naper Settlement’s December 2010 Activities
• City Announces Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Logo Design Contest
• Naperville man arrested in break in
• Early voter turnout strong at polls
• More input needed before eliminating class rank in District 204
• Naperville man takes reins of DuPage American Legion
• Your Fox Valley voting scorecard
• Will DuPage voters buck trends?
• Dist. 204 excels on school report card
• Dist. 203 touts 'outstanding' achievement on tests
• U-46, Huntley may inspire school funding change
• Naperville residents charged in drug scheme
• Downers Grove wants more time to pay back water loan
• Alternative middle school in jeopardy
• Psychiatric exam for man accused of killing NIU student
• North Central alumnus shares tales of neuroscience research with students
• ECC fares well against Ivy League in mock trial contest
• ' Recession hasn't bottomed out on Main Street'
• Bloomingdale Halloween events draw nice crowd
• City Reminds Residents To Be Safe This Halloween
• What transportation costume will you wear this Halloween?
• Families flock to Glen Ellyn for early trick-or-treating
• Driscoll demolition starts Monday
• Naperville Central raises achievement of students with disabilities
• Riverwalk Dedication Ceremony
• Aurora firefighters recognized for saving boy's life
• 14 state races pass $1 million fundraising mark
• Day without Facebook helps Lisle school for autistic, others
• DeKalb man charged with murder, assault in NIU student's slaying
• Obama: Chicago targeted in terrorist attack
• Calendar of events Oct. 22-31
• Marketing professionals help North Central students prepare for competition
• College hosts bookfair at Barnes & Noble Oct. 30
• Calendar of events Oct. 29-Nov. 7
• City Reminds Residents To Prepare For Expected Inclement Weather
• City Council Workshop Scheduled
• LMV official: Pledge of Allegiance demand ‘phony patriotism'
• North Central students to showcase love, tolerance
• Candidates: Increase debate on DuPage County Board
• Glen Ellyn's Giesche Shoes loses ‘matriarch'
• Chef wins big for DuPage-area food pantry
• Final Pavement Work for 111th Street Improvement Project
• City Launches Pilot Municipal Volunteer Program
• Peanuts pianist David Benoit performs "A Charlie Brown Christmas" Dec. 17
• Works by elementary, high school art teachers shown in exhibit
• Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago Celebrates 25 Years
• Student broadcasters earn five statewide awards
• College receives Outstanding Employer Award from disability group
• Networking improves employment chances, entrepreneur tells students
• 95th Street Library Closed - October 14, 2010
• City To Host Weatherization And Energy Efficiency Seminar For Historic Building Owners
• City Reminds Residents To Be Safe This Halloween
• North Central exhibit showcases landscapes by painter Tom Linden
• Learn about graduate degrees Nov. 4
• "Christmas with Aaron Neville" presented Dec. 5 at North Central College
• High school students invited to Visit Day Nov. 11
• Top high school students can earn college credit at North Central
• Celebrate Indian culture with music and dance performance
• Artist Chun Arthur Wang featured in Oesterle Library Gallery exhibit
• Art exhibit features works of two North Central College students
• Higher Learning Commission accreditation report praises North Central
• October concert with Ethan Bortnick is postponed
• Calendar of events Oct. 8-17
• Jigu! Thunder Drums of China perform Nov. 14 at North Central
• Popular Christian band MercyMe performs Oct. 9
• College among first in nation to present "The Phantom of the Opera"
• North Central student showing farmers potential of social media
• Publications recognize North Central College for academic excellence
• Music education program receives national award
• Cirque Mechanics to perform "Boom Town" Nov. 19 at North Central
• Blues Traveler performs its classic jam band, rock sounds Oct. 16
• Calendar of events Oct. 15-24
• Website features North Central program that helps at-risk students
• Exhibit features renowned family collection of American self-taught art
• Educators attend North Central workshop on diversity, equality in schools
• High school students invited to Visit Day Oct. 11
• Chicago Symphony Orchestra performs Oct. 21 in Wentz Concert Hall
• North Central College tribute to celebrate legacy of Mary Lou Cowlishaw
• Legendary jazz artists Ramsey Lewis Trio perform Nov. 20
• Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons to perform at North Central
• Musical "Christmas Carol" offers family-friendly entertainment
• INROADS honors North Central students for outstanding internships
• "Charlotte's Web" comes to life with two matinees Oct. 24
• Four Freshmen, Chicago Jazz Orchestra perform together Dec. 4
• Students stage Agatha Christie's murder mystery "The Mousetrap"
• North Central College students "go green" with community garden
• Visit Day for transfer students is Nov. 6
• Two award-winning films about social causes, Sept. 30 & Oct. 13
• Photographs of Illinois & Michigan Canal displayed at North Central
• College honors five with Outstanding Alumni, Wall of Witness awards
• North Central hosts two speakers, filmmakers in October
• Community invited to celebrate Homecoming Oct. 21-24
• North Central College education faculty earn award for top paper
• Crosstown Classic high school football rivalry played at North Central
• College reports record enrollment for fifth straight year
• Organic Theater Company stages "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol"
• Calendar of events Oct. 1-10
• North Central welcomes nine tenure-track faculty members
• North Central bookstore moving to new downtown Naperville location
• Prepare for career flexibility, executive tells North Central students
• "The Sleepy Hollow Plays," an original play by Chicago artists
• "Figurative Prints" by artist Will Barnet exhibited at North Central
• College hosts national math contest for junior high students
• Moscow State Symphony Orchestra performs Nov. 6 at North Central
• Storage Space
• Intergovernmental Efforts Assist DuPage Children’s Museum
• City Now Accepting Applications for Grant Programs
• Elgin survives Larkin's late rally
• Thibodeau has no defense for Bulls' preseason defeat
• Tuesday's Fox Valley Roundup
• Barrington, Ghim lead way at BG
• Fire Department Receives $25,000 Fireman’s Fund Grant
• No threat found in Roselle explosives evacuation
• Chairman predicts few red light cameras in Kane County's future
• Lake County candidates differ on gambling
• Naperville couple survives plane crash into fitness center
• River Road reconstruction to finish in July 2011
• Manhunt on for shooter who asked about honeybees
• Crespo worker questions Roth on use of village-issued car
• 57th District hopefuls debate tax hike, spending cuts
• Wheaton alum killed in Afghan war to get Medal of Honor
• Combs, Barrington power past Fremd
• Public defender group calls to end death penalty
• Hanover Park offers CERT course
• The big chill is coming to Union Station
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Pace sues advocacy group over name use
• Bolingbrook man charged in child porn sting
• Solar Panels Installed at Naperville’s Fort Hill Electric Substation
• Warren, Libertyville battle to a 1-1 draw
• Old Elgin hospital the latest suburban site for a film shoot
• Stroger pledges to cooperate in probe
• Harlem Ambassadors play basketball with a purpose in Glen Ellyn
• Naperville and Chicago Real Estate Agents Honored by RE/MAX for Career Achievements
• U-46 to expand bilingual program
• Harlem Ambassadors play basketball with a purpose in Glen Ellyn
• Metea Valley High teacher charged with criminal sexual assault
• Naperville Dist. 203 joins social networking debate
• U-46 elementary schools see academic improvement
• Looking at the art behind those political ads, mailers
• So long, St. Paschal: Oak Brook friary starts to come down
• Harlem Ambassadors use hoops to send positive message to kids
• Blackhawks fans prepare man caves for October 7 opener of the 2010-11 NHL season.
• District 93 seeking new board member
• Wheaton ceremony to remember Medal of Honor recipient
• City Changing Utility Deposit Refund Method
• Civil unions split Catholic candidates for 46th District representative
• CN plans to repair two Addison crossings
• Downers Grove man convicted of library bombing
• Addison Township official charged with DUI
• Warrenville misses Bloom award; nominated for tidiness
• DuPage County briefs
• 'Y.M.C.A.' sculpture unveiled at Naperville's Fry Family YMCA
• Naperville woman pleads guilty in mortgage scam case
• Families a focus of this year's Oktoberfest in Naperville
• Heritage Day in Bensenville gives visitors a taste of history
• Cancer survivors praise proton therapy center to open in DuPage
• Getting to the bottom of Foster's 'toxic asset' claims about Hultgren
• Hanover Park man charged with using counterfeit money
• Women charged with making fake IDs
• Hero 'knew what he was doing' when he gave his life for his team
• Children's Museum leaders support Naperville plan
• Republican rally in Villa Park Saturday
• Fall color 5K scheduled at Morton Arboretum
• Free document shredding in Roselle
• Itasca Oktoberfest 5K set for Saturday
• Judge dismisses Drew Peterson weapons charge
• Two arrested in connection with threats at Glenbard East
• Warrenville alderman resigns after pleading guilty to multiple scams
• Term limits, districts up for debate in Naperville
• Driver crashes, says sun impaired vision
• Starting in 2014, some students will take 3 standardized tests per year
• Election officials don't expect big hike in voter registrations this time
• Pastor and vet reach out to bereaved pet owners
• City Council To Consider Intergovernmental Efforts To Assist DuPage Children’s Museum
• Lisle to host national pageant
• Fox Valley Park District interviewing director candidates
• Sculpture dedication to celebrate Heritage YMCA centennial
• Woman charged with murder in Willowbrook death
• Naperville council to vote Tuesday on museum deal
• Competition fuels reduced energy use in U-46 schools
• Aurora looking to cut personnel costs
• Armed robbers hit in Aurora
• Carol Stream mayor defends red-light cameras
• Driscoll sale to Addison finalized
• Some progress on Metra watchdog
• Rail groups finding more ways to stress safety
• Jail help group names new director
• Teens excited that bmx/skate park is coming to Aurora
• Gieser ready to challenge Carol Stream mayor
• Naperville's Oktoberfest features, beer, brats and bands
• Naper Settlement’s November 2010 Activities
• Public Safety Open House
• Threatening graffiti found at Glenbard East High School
• Wayne woman accused of embezzlement
• City Hosting Ribbon Cutting and Dedication Ceremony for 75th and Washington Intersection Project
• Crime Prevention Calendar Winners To Be Recognized on October 4, 2010
• Naperville council not interested in sponsorship
• Restaurant/OTB back on track in Villa Park
• State hopes shocking ads will help deter texting while driving
• Lombard honors Republican women's leader
• Naperville siblings earn distinction for high-power rifle shooting
• Resurfacing Work on Naper Boulevard Begins on September 28, 2010
• Naperville may purchase DuPage Children's Museum
• Man accused in Hanover Park murder denies statements to cops
• District 204 realizing early energy, cost savings
• U-46 budget with little cushion approved
• Schillerstrom highlights DuPage County's success
• Dist. 87 residents sound off on bus routes
• Hanover Pk. home burglarized
• WCC to get signal at site where students were killed
• No change in ride costs next year, Metra says
• Glenbard parent development series returns after huge year
• Charges, countercharges in 56th House campaign
• DuPage district remap draws forest preserve worries
• Martha tragedy brought about change
• Girls approached by man in Wheaton while walking to school
• St. Charles alderman faced indecency complaint in 2008
• Aurora man charged in street racing case
• Murder suspect admits attack in video
• Naperville Public Library Closed for In-Service Training
• Carol Stream leaders to meet public Wednesday
• Police: Bolingbrook man charged after leaving daughter in car
• Wheaton: Wait 5-10 years for answers to flooding woes
• Wheelchair returned to Elgin High School student
• Youth Representatives Sought to Sit on City Boards and Commissions
• DuPage chair candidates seek funding accountability
• Naperville garden plot survey results to be unveiled
• English, Spanish-speaking students push each other to become bilingual
• Group provides makeovers for Aurora homes
• Glen Ellyn's past on tap at Tavern Day
• Pioneers and preservation at Lombard's Prairie Days
• Air compressor stolen from Wheaton construction site
• $11,000 compressor stolen from Wheaton construction site
• Naperville man gets 90 days for throwing egg at DuPage judge
• Charges, countercharges in 56th House campaign
• Roselle native to lead Macy's Thanksgiving parade
• Shots fired in Aurora late Saturday during two-vehicle chase
• Cyclists call for more lanes on Aurora roads
• Jobs top issue in DuPage Dist. 3 county board race
• Naperville dedicates park, remembers soldier
• New Chicago DEA head targets drug activity across area
• State treasurer candidates lay out priorities
• Suburban pet food pantry helps low-income folks keep their pets
• TAB Recommends Approval; Plan Commission Continues Hearing on Downtown2030 Plan until October
• City To Showcase Construction Plans For Old Plank Park Area...
• All Traffic Lanes on 75th and Washington Street to Open September 24
• Naperville Allowing Earlier Liquor Sales on Sundays
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Glen Ellyn celebrates Public Lands Day
• Boyfriend found guilty of Hanover Park murder
• 11th Annual 'Keeping Kids Safe' Program
• Hinsdale man one of two killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Naperville man gets 43-year prison term for molesting boy
• Series of celebrations to open bike trail
• District 200 addressing class sizes
• First suburban Race for Cure to run through Lombard
• Candidates for DuPage County Board positions debate in Naperville
• Man indicted in West Chicago shooting
• Glenbard E. students, teacher lauded for saving bookstore manager
• Mens' cook-off returns to Bloomingdale
• Downtown Wheaton businesses burglarized
• 'Jersey Boys' members to perform in Addison
• Four arrested in DuPage prostitution sting
• One family's experience highlights focus of Light the Night Walk
• Naperville Fire Department Seeking Donations Of Clunker Vehicles
• Itasca Art and Wine fest back for a second go
• Plane from Aurora missing in northern Wisconsin
• Alleged mastermind of Darien triple slaying seeks visitation with son
• Vehicle crashes into Naperville townhouse
• Police credit concerned neighbors for drug arrests of 3 in Naperville
• Bald tires, weather, send SUV into Naperville residence
• State judicial board files official complaint against Judge Popejoy
• Perjury conviction upheld in Milton Township election
• Wood Dale mayor narrowly avoids council reprimand
• Downers Grove woman charged in knife attack against relative
• Quinn: No authority to pick up errant parolee
• Aurora man robbed at knife point
• East New York Street in Aurora closed
• Aurora shooting may be gang-motivated
• District 200 approves balanced budget
• New director at Roselle Park District
• Streamwood mayor withdraws from tonight's SBA candidate's forum
• Firefighters battle Streamwood house fire
• Naperville Central's AC problem finally under control
• Two former Naperville residents perish in Galena Territory fire
• All lanes to open on 75th, Washington in Naperville
• DuPage historian Jean Moore dies at age 89
• Hot summer raises West Nile risk
• Traffic light sought along Butterfield Road
• Glen Ellyn edges toward new downtown group
• Naperville Police and Fire Departments Hosting Babysitting Safety Workshop
• Bullet goes through bathroom window in Wheaton
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Aurora discusses renting community center
• Wheaton man to be honored for bravery in combat
• Aurora University proposes new location for dorm
• New law inspired by Naperville crash
• Jury hears two sides in Hanover Park murder of pregnant mom
• District 203 will get help to take heat off
• Carol Stream mourns passing of mayor's son
• Schultz's decision ends an era in Joliet
• Man had motive and means, but denies slaying of ex-girlfriend
• Bartlett drug stores OK'd to sell liquor
• Apple store robbed in downtown Naperville
• U-46 'cluster' plan pays off for school performance
• Naperville moves Sunday liquor sales to 8 a.m.
• Fire code update in Glen Ellyn hits a snag
• Nonprofits may have a new home in Aurora community center
• Naperville OKs SmartGrid promotion
• Water problem keeps Addison Trail closed
• Glen Ellyn Park District OKs money for platform tennis
• $24,000 in merchandise taken during Naperville Apple store heist
• Bensenville fire contained to one apartment
• Naperville man accused in intimidation scheme
• Joseph Standing Bear works for a better future for Native Americans
• City Hosting Dedication Ceremony For Jefferson Avenue Bridge, Riverwalk Gateway....
• Harvest Pow Wow provides lessons in Native American culture
• City Of Naperville News: City Reminds Residents That There Will Be No Fall Brush Pickup
• Duck Race to benefit leukemia research
• DuPage County Board candidate forum Thursday
• Food bank expanding to keep up with needs
• Jury selection begins in Hanover Park murder trial
• Bensenville District 2 looks to consolidate schools
• Hinsdale Fire Department deputy chief dies unexpectedly
• Pimp goes to prison for violating probation
• St. Charles alderman wants statements to police thrown out
• Report: Man made threats online
• Local sixth-grader has another brush with TV fame
• Standing their ground
• D203 looks to expand course offerings
• Naperville teen dies from crash injuries
• Oases foreclosure saga ends with new leasee
• Senator skewers Metra consultant fees
• Glen Ellyn sidewalk spat is a matter of safety, residents say
• Elementary scores up on state tests, high school juniors fall flat
• 56th District rivals address ethics of campaign finance
• Bensenville opens Elm Court resource center
• Appeals court gives Chicago OK to take cemetery
• Schaumburg forum on Oct. 2
• 5 Questions with Jamie Johnson
• School Board leaders to run again
• Earlier Sunday liquor sales likely
• Wheaton man charged with robbing convenience store
• DuPage County briefs
• Parolee wasn’t picked up after battery claim
• Carol Stream festival appeals to man's best friend
• Naperville teen dies as a result of Flordia crash
• Doctor details her ordeal with infamous Naperville squatter
• Local couple battles AutoZone in name suit
• Huber responds: 'I'm the victim'
• Grant means full speed ahead for Elgin art co-op
• International Day showcases Glendale Heights' diversity
• Facebook dispute sparks Wheaton stabbing
• City Hosting Ribbon Cutting for Segment 4 of the DuPage River Trail
• Dem candidates roll through Aurora
• Work begins on I-99 ramps at Farnsworth Avenue
• Naperville fair helps teens find volunteer opportunities
• Wheaton man arrested after armed robbery
• The many lives of the Pre-Emption House
• Council to consider new zoning district
• New Naperville Sun website set to launch
• Rain doesn't take the gleam off Fine Art Fair
• Hanover Park family displaced by blaze
• Waubonsee Community College
• Learn the Benedictine way at Marmion
• Depot Days in Lisle brings visitors back to the past
• Immigration reform an issue to avoid for some 14th Cong. candidates
• Ash borer battle heats up in DuPage County
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, September 21, 2010
• 5 ways to fix Illinois' transportation mess
• Things to do: Weed Ladies Fall Floral Design Sale
• Model search draws local candidates, picks 3
• Labor Day Parade, Sept. 11, baby-sitters
• City briefs homeowners on Smart Grid, energy
• Police Report: Thieves take tables, chairs
• Funds would help DuPage center for children
• City defends its support of coal-fired plant
• 3 local residents hurt in Fla. crash
• Honors toll for Naperville carillon
• PGA names Cantigny's DeMattia golf teacher of year
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Riverwalk Fine Art Fair
• Michelin Tires sued over fatal motorcycle crash
• Models chosen for 630 Fashion Show
• Business legend dies in Joliet
• Minor injuries in I-88 crash
• State board hears COD's plea for rules change
• Glen Ellyn BBQ to help Bridge
• DuPage Symphony, Marklund partner
• Executives join Fox Valley United Way board
• District 41 candidates disagree on pension reform
• Old-fashioned Depot Days coming to Lisle
• College of DuPage takes sign spat with Glen Ellyn to state
• Jamie Lee Curtis visits with Young Elementary students
• DuPage Children's Museum named best in area by Nickelodeon
• Bolingbrook shooting victim dies at hospital
• Longtime Elgin school supporter dies
• Prostitution sting nets six arrests
• Wheaton North High to host regional band fest
• Metra works on ethics policies
• Glen Ellyn neighborhood BBQ grows in its second year
• Six nabbed in Naperville prostitution sting
• Former trustee returns to Winfield board
• U-46: Wheelchair stolen from Elgin High student
• Bolingbrook man found shot in head dies
• Lombard officially ends its only red-light camera contract
• Comedy Shrine not closing, but may move
• Drunken driver guilty in street race
• Woman sentenced for resisting arrest
• Special needs PTA stands up for the kids
• Section 8 wait ends, rush begins
• Carol Stream parks net environmental honor
• Joliet Diocese bishop headed west
• 'Drowsy Chaperone' leaps onto Wheaton stage
• Bolingbrook shooting victim remains in critical condition
• Naperville's wine fest heads to Naper Settlement
• Eight hurt in dump truck crash in Bartlett
• Naperville's Riverwalk Fine Art Fair this weekend
• Who's your favorite mayor?
• Addison to purchase Driscoll site for $2.9 million
• Bishop Sartain leaving Joliet Diocese for Seattle
• West Chicago man gets 30 years for molesting girls
• Neuqua Valley focusing on security
• Mental exam ordered for ex-Navy recruiter in Villa Park slaying
• Dog gets woman’s goat in ‘puppy poop’ case
• Naperville Girl riding Equestrian Games
• Parents name DuPage Children’s Museum best in Chicago area
• Program shows fun is important in job search
• Coalition pushes for repeal of capital punishment
• Cops say bicyclist OK thanks to helmet
• Mom sentenced for leaving kids home alone
• Faith and education combine at Covenant
• Naperville man cries fowl over $375 fine for wayward chicken
• Lombard to get rid of its lone red-light camera
• Fallen Naperville soldier to be honored at park dedication
• District 200 foundation holds run for education
• Keeping busy helps Lombard man live to 105
• WDSRA adds autism awareness
• Roselle woman sues Cook County, officers over Maday carjacking
• Naperville man accused of robbery
• Tollway lanes shifting for EJ_E bridge
• Lombard seeks red blood cell donors
• U-46 sets five-year goals
• Tri-Cities briefs
• A soldier's life: Pride in doing more than what is asked
• City faces $4.8 million budget gap next year
• Elmhurst wedding crasher for alleged contact with child
• Oil spills draw scrutiny from Congress
• Nursing home worker accused of taking ring from deceased
• County group to evaluate rodeo laws
• DuPage inks Navistar road deal
• Central DuPage nursing program draws top honors
• Things to do
• Comedy Shrine not closing, but may move
• U-46 looks to boost AP enrollment, diversity
• Fermilab looking for ways to stay useful
• Ex-con charged in Naperville holdup
• International Day celebrates Glendale Heights' diversity
• Man sentenced in sexting case
• RTA picks interim leader
• Goodrich farm, 4-H club teaching kids about rural life
• Two sides to meet in parking lot dispute
• Elmhurst woman charged in attack on infant grandson
• The heart of Batavia's Water Street Studios
• Naperville man faces prison in Ind. shootout
• Dreams cost nothing at collectors' car auction
• NCHS student charged with battering officer
• Glenbard West's Memorial Field ready for unveiling
• Naperville sees red ahead despite some recovery
• Naperville man charged in April hold-up
• Aurora votes to increase cost of building permits
• Teen accused of kidnapping cousin's 2-week-old
• DuPage board makes changes to chairman's powers
• Bolingbrook man found shot
• Naperville car wash to benefit museum
• Police pursuing leads in armed home invasion
• High school essay contest offers $115,000 in prizes
• Aurora to help residents build more fences
• DuPage County briefs
• Grand jury indicts Navy recruiter in pregnant wife's murder in Villa Park
• DuPage board looks to limit chairman's powers
• Oil pipeline plugged; cleanup efforts continue
• Carol Stream park board looks at flood relief options
• Cantera theaters to focus on Cinema Art
• Dist. U-46 budget brings few comments from public
• DuPage Co. board hears budget pitch
• Class sizes prompts District 200 to add staff
• DuPage board given three choices for new water chief
• Carol Stream's Armstrong Park to host dog fest
• 2 kids taken to hospital after Lombard school bus crash
• 56th District rivals share views on abortion, guns
• Schillerstrom lays out final DuPage Co. budget plan
• Police report
• Lacewell's mom dives headfirst into crusade
• Things to do
• County official dies at 53
• Plan Commission considers renewable energy codes
• University updates D204 on proposed charter school
• State agency approves Navistar financing
• Romeoville spill causing a pain at the pump
• DuPage board moves to cut chairman's power
• Illinois 'too broke to fix' death penalty?
• Ash borer found in Lisle
• The more the merrier at Newcomers Club
• DuPage men charged in $19 million coke bust
• Ex-Downers Grove hospital worker denies stealing rings off body
• Bloomingdale couple at forefront of study on miscarriages
• Unsung heroes of 9/11 and every day
• Local group offers activities for all interests
• Plainfield police retrain with tasers
• Speeding gets pricier
• DuPage County briefs
• DuPage tallies four West Nile cases so far
• Glen Ellyn 'tourist home' no holiday to at least one neighbor
• Elmhurst man gets 10-year prison term for $28 million Ponzi scheme
• Roselle church celebrates 100 years
• Municipal Surplus Vehicle and Equipment Auction Set
• Celebrating Mexico in the suburbs
• Valley View' schools chief to retire at year's end
• Community college enrollment growth slowing down
• Will Co. official, Matt Ryan, dies
• Liquor store employee robbed at gunpoint
• Report: Romeoville oil leak plugged
• Higher development fees weighed in Aurora
• Carpentersville man held in fatal W. Chicago wreck
• Naperville liquor store worker robbed
• D204 board members go on retreat
• Plan Commission to Consider Proposed Small Wind and Solar Renewable Energy Zoning Ordinance
• Aurora police issue alert for missing boy
• Local family aims to find treasures among us
• Man dies after motorcycle crash
• Latino Heritage Month at Elgin Community College
• Local victim remembered during Naperville 9/11 service
• Plan Commission Meeting Taking Place Wednesday, September 15, 2010
• 1 dead in Naperville motorcycle crash
• Things to do: Jesse White Tumblers
• Women's briefs: Juniors Night Out
• Local brings humor, positive attitude to job search
• Police Report: Man reports finding key
• DuPage marks Sept. 11 with volunteerism
• Wheaton school honors grandparents
• Speed, alcohol use suspected in fatal wreck
• Naperville ceremony marks Sept. 11 attacks
• Prosecutors turn up heat on Addison murder suspect with sister's arrest
• Gov. to give proposed airport to Jackson Jr.?
• Turbines electrify Will County
• Suspect in drug deal faces new charge
• Naperville man sentenced in pot case
• Man critically injured in motorcycle crash
• Metra still in talks over independent watchdog
• Township to host Republicans
• DuPage water panel projects rate hikes
• D204 seeks parents' help at busy crossing
• Fiesty 'Cal' gave us a great ride, memories
• Ruling set for Tuesday on Navistar bond deal
• Police looking into attempted abduction in Lisle
• White House to honor slain Wheaton soldier
• DuPage zoning board delays prayer center vote
• Man jailed in sex with minor case
• Naperville school earns Blue Ribbon award
• ECC instructor who claimed he was attacked placed on leave
• Saverino: Cronin tried to intimidate DuPage County board
• DuPage Co. trucker convicted in '08 Huntley double-fatal crash
• Carol Stream mayor: County budget plan levels field between east, west
• Rolling Meadows coach reacts to DUI charge
• Villa Park cops texting residents about crime, other matters
• More allegations against Moustis
• Leaders call for unity as Muslims mark Eid, nation observes 9/11
• Nine arrested in Aurora prostitution sting
• Suburban organizers say more Pakistan flood relief urgently needed
• 15-year-old arrested in Addison hit-and-run crash
• Construction begins at Naperville's Centennial Beach
• Suburbs mark 9/11 with tears, prayers, festivals, good deeds
• Fall Fitness 5K just a start for Biggest Loser Carol Stream contestants
• Alum sentenced in NCHS burglary
• Man fined in high-speed driving case
• Man gets jail in DUI hit and run
• Andrews coming to Tivoli Theatre
• Man who ignored cops charged in DUI crash
• Labor Day enforcement brings six DUI arrests in Lombard
• Probe of home invasion continues
• Woman hurt in hit-and-run wreck in Addison; driver arrested
• Burglar takes chalice from Wheaton religious shop
• Addison cops still investigating Sunday shooting
• Naperville man found dead in neighbor's yard
• Feds honor six suburban schools
• Naperville Dist. 203 support staff contract OK'd
• Local college students focus on solutions as hunger, poverty grow
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Fallen Wheaton soldier to be awarded Medal of Honor
• Mexican community to celebrate heritage in West Chicago
• Monk guilty of battery in incident at Willowbrook temple
• $50,000 bounty for 'Wheaton Bandit'
• River Road Utility Work Set to Begin
• Resurfacing Work on Jefferson Avenue Begins
• Reward increased for 'Wheaton bandit'
• City Council To Consider Proposed ROLC Zoning District
• Phone problems hit Waubonsie Valley
• Schwarzenegger signs law in memory of Chelsea
• Priest pleads guilty in sex abuse case
• Still work to do on Navistar plan
• Towing fee will stick to car owners, guilty or not
• Huber a no-show; judge OKs no-squatting rule
• City looks for loan to fix O'Hare
• Navistar going to Lisle; will mean 3,000 jobs
• I-290 commuters can expect some relief
• Suspect fit for trial in Darien triple slaying
• Chicago woman was crash victim
• Navistar, state forge deal on Lisle move
• Students get first look at Addison Trail's new look
• Elmhurst police seeking man who exposed himself to kids at wedding
• Glen Ellyn soldier 'shadowing' Chicago race from Kabul
• Naperville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• State owes Will County $4 million
• Cops probe two-vehicle crash
• CDH to build Aurora care center
• Early Childhood Center ready for duty
• DuPage Housing Authority accepting applications
• Armed invaders rob residents in Naperville home
• Is Riley Fox's accused killer sane?
• D203 approves support staff contract
• Man found dead on neighbor’s lawn
• Naperville OKs financing for Navistar
• Last defendant sentenced in '08 murder
• Armed men rob residents in their home
• Priest gets 4 years for molesting St. Charles boy
• Naperville's new towing fees get mixed reactions
• Downers Grove teen charged in burglary
• CVS, Walgreens want to sell liquor in Bartlett
• Death penalty not in play in Westmont murder
• No one hurt in Lisle fire
• Man sentenced to 85-year prison term in Aurora rape
• DuPage approves $70 million borrowing package
• River Road utility work begins Monday
• Commuters may see new meters
• Higher fees in tow for cars used in crimes
• 'Voice of the Fling' heard one last time
• Things to do
• Rotary Hill concert honors veterans
• Drew Peterson makes impassioned plea for kids
• DuPage board OKs $70 million in bonds
• City may hold on to renters' utility deposits
• Peterson attorneys: Drop gun charge
• It's your money - and theirs
• Closing Key Wester was 'a tough decision'
• DuPage County briefs
• Calista Wehrli was 'a force'
• Wheaton overhauling one of its oldest parks
• DuPage approves $70 million borrowing package
• PADS run to combat homelessness
• St. Charles alderman denies exposure charge
• Wheaton resident Bernie Kleina still carries on the fight after 40 years
• Rescued train wreck victims
• New interchange design eyed at I-88 and Route 59 - but it might not work
• Biggert, Harper differ on offshore drilling
• Hard work brings pioneer cemetery's first ceremony in 100 years
• ‘Voice of the Fling’ heard one last time
• Disney Channel stars provide a thrill for young fans
• Fire closes Grandma Sally's restaurant in Glen Ellyn
• Job seeker offers dedication, hard work
• S-T launches car-buying site
• Things to do
• 5 Questions with Kevin Hu
• Second group opposes Red Gate Bridge; St. Charles mayor stands firm
• DuPage County briefs
• Disaster offices open today
• Naperville's Last Fling brings the star power
• Art exhibition creates a buzz in Oak Brook
• Labor Day not the same for the underemployed
• Survivor supports 'Be The Match' at the Last Fling
• Using naming rights
• Glen Ellyn pancake house badly damaged by fire
• Victim of stabbing, victim of system
• Pitching in to get Navistar to stay
• St. Patrick’s cruises to victory in bed races
• Naperville cops probe reported shooting
• Graue Mill gives visitors vivid glimpse of Civil War life
• Organizers say Naperville's Last Fling off to strong start
• In-room attack shines light on hospital security
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, September 7, 2010
• Things to do
• City notes
• City to hold Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony
• Restitution ordered in bank theft case
• City Labor Day Closures
• Ex-beau sentenced in trespassing case
• Aurora man charged with drug dealing
• Driver hits Jeep, then pedestrian in Naperville
• Man hurt in Bloomingdale hostage situation dies
• History Speaks Lecture Series 2010-2011
• Will County deputy resigns
• Will County CED: No tax credit for temp jobs
• Woman nabbed with 201 ecstasy pills
• Hazardous materials scare at Edward
• Candidates discuss state’s disabled
• Bloomingdale hostage situation ends with self-inflicted gunshot
• New beginnings as Last Fling kicks off
• DuPage County $70 mil capital plan up for vote
• DuPage to decide on $70M bond issue
• Candidates talk about solutions to state deficit
• Winfield trustee steps down
• Rush to the airport underway as long weekend begins
• Addison man guilty in shooting, faces 75-year sentence
• Tesla showcases new Roadster
• Cops: Syringe-wielding man robs Bolingbrook pharmacy
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Elmhurst man admits threatening Birkett
• Lane closures for Stearns Road Bridge project
• Disbarred attorney accused of practicing law
• Carol Stream parents continue son's legacy with 5K run
• Alternate Route in Effect for 2010 Labor Day Parade and Fling Mile
• Fine Art Exhibition returns to Oakbrook Center
• Woman fears police use of nude pics from phone
• Lombard police beef up patrols
• Cops: Cocaine, $100,000 discovered in Streamwood man's home
• Helping through art
• Will County wants to protect airport interests
• Last Fling starts today downtown
• City to residents: Plan for emergencies
• Cops may have break in suburban bird thefts
• Prostitution sting nets heroin arrest in Carol Stream
• Nurse at Westmont facility accused of stealing painkillers
• Three charged with felonies in string of bird thefts
• Carol Stream looks into flood relief
• Restraining order against stabbing victim
• Naperville mom accused of cheating social security
• Naperville man faces charges in stabbing of Aurora woman
• ECC, U-46 astronomy teacher had 'true passion'
• High levels of allergens causing many to suffer
• Glendale Heights twin sister cops cleared in off-duty shooting probe
• New bridge to open in Naperville
• Good Samaritan, accident victim reunited at hospital
• Suburban residents with ties to 9/11 react to N.Y. mosque proposal
• Naperville's Last Fling: Meijer to Sponsor Special Events
• Things to do: National Preparedness open house
• Sir Speedy supports Porterfield in quest for best
• 'Jersey Shore' cast member to visit area
• North Central sees record enrollment
• Prosecutors honored in Dugan case
• False alarm evacuates Waubonsie
• Gov. Quinn focuses on labor in Will County
• Cops: Speeder says 'Time for me to dry'
• Small changes made to ROLC district
• Jefferson Ave. Bridge to reopen Friday
• Almost Home Kids stretches in its mission
• Lisle Unit District 202, teachers approve three-year pact
• Carol Stream may inspect condos following collapse
• North Central welcomes largest class ever
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Miller tosses hat in the mayoral ring
• Fab Lab to visit Waubonsee college
• 78-year-old woman stabbed in Aurora hospital bed; suspect held
• ECC series to show best of foreign films
• Police say Naperville teen was racing in construction zone
• ECC's fine dining options expand for the fall semester
• Person struck, killed by train in Lombard
• Naperville Jaycees to honor its founding father
• Miller to challenge Pradel for Naperville mayor
• Naperville Jaycees hope Last Fling can make a difference
• Des Plaines mosque hosts 10th annual fast breaking meal for 300
• City to host dog disc championship events
• Biggert hears Naperville constituents
• Pradel and Miller in mayoral race
• Literature conference planned
• Four being held in theft of exotic birds
• United Way names campaign chairwoman
• Naperville police have stabbing suspect
• Police Report: DUI charged
• ECC teacher beaten in parking lot
• Pastor moves on to job as counselor
• Carol Stream man drives car through backyard, hits deck, shed
• Teen clocked at 95 mph in 25 mph zone
• Summer of storms keeps ComEd crews on the road in the suburbs
• Thieves target pet shop for fourth time
• Naperville unemployment flat at about 8 percent
• Drew Peterson's son fights to save Oak Brook cop job
• Exotic, expensive birds taken in Batavia
• Cook, DuPage lead way in seeking federal flood help
• Has emerald ash beetle invaded Plainfield?
• Naper Settlement’s October 2010 Activities
• Breaking down the special fund for Glasgow's efforts
• What is the price of justice in Will County?
• Construction firm claims libel by Naperville woman
• Court won't free Peterson
• California Assembly approves Chelsea’s Law
• DuPage woman is first human case of West Nile in state this year
• Resident wants improved phone books
• Carol Stream woman state's first West Nile case
• Slashing at apartment building probed
• Other fund paid for vehicle perks
• DuPage voters face bounty of ballot questions
• Glenbard Dist. 87 superintendent hospitalized
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Villa Park police seek man who approached boy
• Naperville's Last Fling at the ready
• Naperville police investigate stabbing
• Pink fire trucks rolling into Naperville
• Appeals court says Peterson to stay in jail
• September 11 Remembrance Taking Place at Cmdr. Dan Shanower Memorial
• DuPage chairman candidates weigh in on zoning proposal
• Part of Carol Stream apartment collapses; 23 families evacuated
• Fire Chief Mark Puknaitis Receives Chief Fire Officer Designation Award
• Suburban men among the last survivors from the 104th infantry
• Pleas expected in landfill tax case
• Aurora woman assaulted in forest preserve
• District 200 cuts energy, saves cash
• New look for Carol Stream Library board
• City Reminds Residents Of Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service And Accessibility Plans...
• Last Fling schedule
• Loved ones salute fallen Wheaton soldier
• Campaigns aimed at reining in government tour suburbs
• Things to do
• Father and son bring the Cuban percussion
• 5 Questions with Frank Veraldi
• Naperville to host legislative forum
• Plan Commission to consider ROLC zoning
• DuPage County briefs
• Harold Warren was a pillar of St. Charles community
• No charges after bullets found outside college dorm
• Artists find 'right track' at Glen Ellyn fest
• Navistar plan still idling
• Puknaitis named chief fire officer
• Meetings
• Naperville looking for municipal volunteers
• Things to do
• Drinks safe at Joy Yee
• Remembering those lost
• NaperDink a triathlon everyone can complete
• Man guilty in drunken attack
• Naperville businessman offers to let boys play ball
• Accident in Itasca closes part of I-355 for 45 minutes
• Hultgren, Marks take firm stance on repealing new health care reform law
• Suburbs use federal grants to buy, fix up foreclosed houses
• Purple martins thrive thanks to the human touch
• City Hosting DuPage Work Group Legislative Forum
• Peterson's cop son suspended
• Man accused of passing counterfeit bills
• CN makes nice with Long Grove
• Legislative candidates take on funding of special needs programs
• Oak Brook police suspend Drew Peterson's son from job
• A return to rural roots at Will County Fair
• Concert adds wine sale, documentary for Parkinson's research
• Resurfacing Work On 95th Street Begins On August 30, 2010
• Sentencing today for motorist in fatal Oswego DUI crash
• DuPage water panel still seeking GM
• City Hosting National Preparedness Month Open House
• DuPage County seeks to clarify zoning rules
• Naperville businessman guilty of bribery
• Life was never the same after storm
• Vasquez gets 15 years in crash that killed 5
• Insurance experts: Easing effects of disaster
• Traffic will ease for commuters using Routes 25, 31
• Forecasting 'light years ahead' of 20 years ago
• Darien man charged in forest preserve cannabis bust
• City unveils vision for downtown
• 'You can become somebody's hero'
• Police: Naperville woman left kids home alone to shop
• 'That storm ... cheated us out of a mother'
• $5.3 million settlement in Carol Stream woman's death
• Plainfield principal recalls finding his home destroyed
• Church plan in DuPage County upsets some
• Jury convicts man of murder in Addison fatal shooting
• State of Naperville parks
• Tollway wants accountability in Hoosier toll mistake
• Bloomingdale replaces DARE program
• Tollway reduces car perk, reviewing transponders and phones
• Man survives being hit by Metra train in DuPage County
• Wheaton-Warrenville District 200 to offer all-day kindergarten
• District 200 waits for redevelopment plan
• DuPage lawyers give a hand to founder of Lend A Hand
• Plainfield tornado survivor: Grieving process not over
• Economy has pantry in scramble for donations
• Out of control car hits house
• Plainfield High School won't forget
• Student admits to owning ammo that caused Wheaton College evacuation
• D204 students see ACT gains
• Two more charged in marijuana case
• Woman charged in ‘home alone’ case
• Chelsea King's family brings fight for tougher sex laws to Illinois
• Feds drop case against Robert Blagojevich
• Senator skeptical of $2.5 million deal for Metra consultants
• 70-year sentence in deadly drug robbery
• Self-defense or murder? Trial in 1981 DuPage Co. road rage death opens
• Villa Park man gets 70 years for Naperville shooting
• Defendant claims self-defense in 1981 Addison slaying
• Naperville woman backs car into neighbor's house
• Judge increases Warrenville alderman's bail
• City Provides Back-to-School Safety Tips For Children
• Police returns gesture with one of their own
• Millennium Wall: Why did it fall?
• False alarm sparks Naperville Central evacuation
• 95th Street resurfacing to begin Monday
• A person or car on the tracks? 'There's nothing you can do'
• Joliet man survives aneurysm, tornado
• Wheaton Christian unveils new look for students
• Chelsea's Law passes California Senate
• Lombard residents to get first look at options for downtown
• Former Lisle Township candidate charged with striking cop
• Municipal Election Petitions for Candidacy Available Tuesday, August 24, 2010
• College of DuPage eyes spending $150,000 for ad firm
• Students flock to first day at new-look Naperville Central
• Pradel, Miller still considering run for mayor
• DuPage sharpens vision for infrastructure bond plan
• Medical teams never forgot scenes at hospitals
• Are cuts putting kids crossing Ogden at risk?
• Ham radio folks assisted behind the scenes
• Ex-clerk candidate charged with battering cop
• DuPage OKs grant for low-income veterans' housing
• 3 arrested in pot-growing operation
• Fallen Wheaton Marine comes home
• Memories haunt those first on the scene
• Police detail discovery of pot plants
• More money possible for flooding controls in DuPage
• 'Biggest Loser' in Wood Dale
• A Spartan existence at combat outpost
• DuPage cracking down on building code scofflaws
• Students get sneak peek at changes to Naperville Central
• Pradel, two councilmen considering run at mayoral seat
• Suburban Muslims rush to aid Pakistan flood victims
• 'Senior Idol' competition hits Drury Lane
• Ever wondered what it was like growing up on Danada Farm?
• Group collecting memories of philanthropists Dan, Ada Rice
• 7,592 pot plants seized in Naperville, Bolingbrook
• Funeral services set for Wheaton Marine
• DuPage officials awaiting decision in Irshad case
• D203 staff gets back-to-school pep talk
• CEO: DuPage Credit Union not failing
• DuPage sets budget forums
• Wheaton College dorm locked down after bullets found
• Four hospitalized after Montgomery crash
• Bullets found on Wheaton College campus; dorm locked down
• Two First Student drivers honored
• Bus service aims for smooth start to year
• Back to school in District 204
• Two cases, one Drew Peterson
• Trial begins in Addison road-rage murder - 29 years later
• Readers recall the twister's horror
• Birkett eyes DuPage County judgeship
• Carol Stream Park District reminded to be cautious with rec center plans
• Moustis not arraigned yet
• Tollway interim CEO exits
• Two arrested in reported Naperville street race
• Group makes pitch for Illinois pension reform
• College, Glen Ellyn reach interim deal over signs
• Local teacher attends Holocaust instruction seminar
• Bird tracker doing survey struck, killed by freight train in DuPage Co.
• Naperville man arrested on porn charge; father arrested earlier
• Ramadan dinner brings people of all faiths
• 2 nabbed after 106-mph street race
• St. Mary's staff: Storm was a 'black wall'
• Woman charged with stealing from Downers youth football group
• Wheatland family: 'That's the one that got us'
• Son joins father with child porn charge
• Plainfield Schools building turned to rubble
• Roselle Fire Department planning emergency drill
• DuPage County briefs
• District 87 officials say ACT scores part of a 'never-ending process'
• DuPage Water Commission's financial fix hits $2 million
• Motorcycle rider dies in Aurora crash
• DuPage Co. chairman candidates weigh in on water costs
• Teachers big fans of 'new' Naperville Central
• 56th District candidates say pension reform top priority
• Downers Grove youth football league official charged with stealing $112K
• Cyclists hope Winfield Criterium draws attention to sport
• Village to use fuel tax funds to improve medians
• Wheaton Christian dedicates new site
• Formation of advisory council tabled
• Three hurt in Carol Stream brawl
• Aurora gets grant for culverts
• Dist. 88 renovations on schedule for back-to-school
• Wheaton councilman running for mayor
• Wheaton teen's astounding charity work draws even more attention
• Things to do
• Stay Connected with the City of Naperville
• Ceremony to remember victims
• A mom's cry: 'Where's Chase? Where's Chase?'
• Twister maintains grim record
• Initiative gets the word out about healthy lifestyle
• 11 people injured in I-88 crash near Lisle; Geneva driver cited
• U-46 improves in ACT math and reading
• Learn how to turn your idea into cash
• ECC's fine arts instructors put their own work on display
• Military museum celebrates 50 years with unveiling of 'Huey'
• Pastor gives opening prayer to Congress
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closures Related To Scott S’cool Scoot
• 11 injured in roll-over crash on I-88
• City services
• Things to do
• Plan Commission to continue ROLC hearing
• 12 people answered the call for kidney donation
• Power outages plague Bloomingdale condo complex
• Four hurt in crash near Plainfield
• 11 injured in I-88 rollover
• Blago's Elvis statue now in Sugar Grove
• Naperville man arrested again on drug charges
• Driver cited with striking 88-year-old
• 2 nabbed with half-pound of pot
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Lisle man gets community service for hot tub dip
• Trial set in Naperville man’s shootout
• Former Wheaton College president dies at 79
• Plan Commission OKs Water Street project
• 1990 tornado - A killer storm like few others
• Marine from Wheaton dies in Afghanistan
• Mundelein man gets 100 days after sex sting
• Price tag for signs has irks RTA board member
• Naperville officials question steep tow fees
• Test scores increase in District 200
• Benet's ACT scores highest in school's history
• Mold at Waubonsie Valley HS limited to auditorium carpeting
• Bloomingdale's Mallard Lake landfill reopens
• Des Plaines first stop for World War II Memorial replica
• Marine killed in Afghanistan had strong ties to Glenbard South
• Itasca juror's birthday one to remember
• Former Wheaton College president dies
• Three days, thrice as nice for St. Isidore Church's annual Trifesta
• Flood relief available for Wheaton residents
• Will Co. Board nixes gas station liquor license
• Local ex-con headed back to prison
• Naperville man acquitted of robbery
• Man facing prison in child porn case
• Pressing evangelicals on immigration reform
• Marine from Wheaton dies in Afghanistan
• Ex-McPier chief named new RTA chairman
• Bed races are back!
• Things to do
• Low turnout once again for annual yard sale
• Naperville weighs in on Blago verdict
• Park’s Edge plans move forward
• Central construction on track to finish on time
• Solving the pension problem
• 'Blind Side' family visits Naperville Ulta
• Judge orders Warrenville alderman to turn in passport
• Naperville Central students painting murals at parking garage
• President approves disaster relief for DuPage storm victims
• Marmion will break ground on new field house
• Rabid bat found in Bolingbrook
• Free Carol Stream concert to help troops
• Naperville tables $465,000 PR firm contract for 'Smart Grid'
• DuPage, Cook among counties declared disaster areas
• Memorial field turf project will move early home games
• City Accepting Applications for Pilot Municipal Volunteer Program
• Express lane coming during I-355 work
• Blago verdict means show must go on
• Restful nights ahead as Naperville Central clears more hurdles
• Area pols weigh in on Blago verdict
• Murder suspect will be in DuPage bond court today
• Council votes to demolish Riverwalk wall
• Hadley Junior High expansion will be ready for opening day
• 2 arrested in botched home burglary
• Chicago man gets 29 years for molesting two DuPage boys
• Pension plans stress Naperville budget
• Longtime Bloomingdale administrator retiring
• Itasca leaves crime prevention post vacant
• Prosecutor: Dying wife IDs Navy recruiter husband as attacker
• Mold found in Waubonsie Valley HS auditorium
• Pension boards decry Naperville referendum
• IT funding dominates DuPage borrowing talks
• One injured when car strikes tree in Roselle
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in accident on Elgin-O'Hare
• RTA chief likely to be named Thursday
• Aurora man dies in one-car crash
• Judge orders Warrenville alderman to turn in passport in theft case
• Group to back candidates favoring business issues
• Cantigny's First Division Museum celebrates 50 years
• Council tables Smart Grid PR consultant
• Police report: DUI charged
• D203 agrees with support staff on contract
• South Korean official pushes for free trade
• Carol Stream forms disaster preparation, response committee
• Warrenville alderman arrested on charges of theft - again
• Quinn requests federal disaster money after floods
• Naperville Central 'beginning to look like school, not disaster area'
• St. Charles fire district seeks advice from customers
• No injuries in Bensenville apartment fire
• Lake Park unveils new schedule on first day of school
• W. Chicago teen sues to play basketball with dog, oxygen tank
• City of Naperville to Present Draft Downtown2030 Plan During Public Open House
• Stand off at Bartlett house ends peacefully with suspect's surrender
• Carol Stream gives official OK to land sale
• Survey cited: State of warehouses bad
• Police Report: Vehicle burglarized
• Feedback sought on city's answering point
• District 203 changes substitute pay policy
• Cops probe slashing on Ashbury street
• Blago jury reviews aide's testimony
• Warrenville alderman again arrested on theft charges
• Reportedly distraught Warrenville man missing
• Blago guilty of 1 count; jury hung on 23 counts
• Boys' use of ballfields divides the community
• Hearing set in Asian carp suit against feds
• Council to vote on Smart Grid consultant
• Carol Stream switches attorneys after 40 years
• Local groups join to fight obesity
• Naperville man turned in by mother-in-law admits having child porn
• Dist. 203 adjusts pay scale for substitute teachers
• Blago jury request for oath kindles memory of DuPage murder case
• Move shoot brings dollars, exposure to Naperville
• Things to do
• 5 Questions with Todd Peterson
• Glimpse of culture at India Independence Day
• 88-year-old woman struck by car
• Two hurt in Aurora crash
• DuPage County briefs
• Valley View buys calculators with stimulus cash
• Birkett begins 2nd year as District 204 chief with extra experience
• Plainfield considers cell phone ban while driving
• Teaching in Kenya leaves a little welcome baggage
• Ethics panel sides with DuPage Election Commission
• Bensenville working hard to dispel 'fastest-dying town' label
• Judge: Man's rights not violated in narcotics sting
• Cantigny's French Connection Day brings one Naperville resident home
• Westmont firefighter accused of stealing morphine takes plea deal
• Morris says cutting perks part of tollway reforms
• Drew Peterson writes from jail cell
• Aurora mayor scrutinizing Tollway's struggling oases
• Naperville pedestrian hospitalized after accident
• Tollway chief gives new team an incomplete, as hardest job still ahead
• Beach makes changes to schedule
• Quilters have a rough day at Wood Dale's Prairie Fest 2010
• City Council to vote on development near Seager Park
• 'Shakey' director trades Hollywood for Wheaton
• Drew Peterson letter details life in jail
• Naperville history on walls, in newspaper, at golf outing
• Meetings
• City services
• A place to call their own
• $500 fine considered for unlawful vehicles
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, August 17, 2010
• Ex-con has another run-in with vehicle, cops
• Little joy in this ride
• Back to school, but not all teachers are attending
• Plan Commission Meeting Taking Place Wednesday, August 18, 2010
• Council to vote on Millennium wall reconstruction
• Yard sale attendance has organizers worried
• All suburban nonprofit groups now must file a return with the IRS
• New administrator says Itasca is a tiny town with a big voice
• Your news: 'Natural Beauty' in Bartlett
• Honoring a piece of American history at Schaumburg Airport
• Working for the city 'gratifying'
• Refinery backs call to keep the canal open
• Texas murder closes Naperville vice case
• Will County up-to-date on billboards
• Cops: 19 minutes to pull woman from pond
• 56th District rivals share views on fixing budget
• Naperville Central officials promise it will be ready
• For Aurora barber, hair designs are a cut above
• District 203's Early Childhood Center ready for opening day
• The Drew Peterson letter: My life in jail
• Work Has Resumed on the 75th and Washington Intersection Improvements
• Park District modifies beach renovation plan
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Got caulk?
• Why so many accidents? And why so serious?
• Naperville man guilty in egg-tossing case
• More reform sought for DuPage water commission
• Coming home: 'I'll trade the pain for that joy'
• Woman guilty of prostitution in Naperville
• 3 ballot questions coming for Naperville
• License plate spurs her 3rd DUI arrest
• Study: Metra needs a permanent watchdog
• DuPage water commission loan's cost may rise
• Oakbrook Terrace city manager resigns
• Naperville parks OKs Centennial Beach concession changes
• No injuries as car crashes into trees in Glen Ellyn
• District 93 board debates student-teacher contact policy
• Addison woman sentenced for stealing $80K from condo assoc.
• Push for inspector general for Metra continues
• Aurora mourning civil rights pioneer
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Oakbrook Terrace city manager resigns
• Naperville firefighter a budding country music star
• St. Francis to play home football games at College of DuPage
• Winfield Run to support preservation of Hedges Station
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Valley schools to get $15M from feds
• Woman who drove van into pond drowned
• Redick blasts Schillerstrom's bond plan
• Much of remaining work at Naperville Central in the details
• Truck crash causes power outage in Carol Stream
• Wood Dale's Prairie Fest grows to four days
• Plan Commission To Consider Draft ROLC District
• Wheaton doesn't see COD in its future
• Accreditation Assessment Team Invites Public Comment On Naperville’s Public Safety....
• Great American Yard Sale opens two-day run Saturday in Aurora
• Craigslist ad gets man $3,000 warrant
• Tips for selecting an energy-efficient refrigerator
• Rod Blagojevich jury finished with only 2 of 24 counts
• Wheaton District 200: Former Hubble school site not yet for sale
• Fugitive in Villa Park wife's slaying waives extradition
• Chicago Avenue Watermain Project Begins August 16, 2010
• No results in Peterson hunt
• 2nd batch of mosquitoes with West Nile in Kane
• Yep, all that rain has led to more mosquitoes
• Blagojevich jurors: We're stuck
• Central High work will extend into school year
• Naperville crews planning water main work
• Schillerstrom unveils $70 million borrowing plan for DuPage
• Death penalty not in play for accused gunman in Darien triple slaying
• Will Co. giving cold shoulder to beer sales
• Police Report: Registration, license plates stolen
• 'We were counting on Jesse Jr. being called'
• Wheaton battles mosquito invasion
• Muslims face long days of fasting as Ramadan begins
• Man charged in Darien murders won't face death penalty
• COD president wants out of Glen Ellyn
• Downers Grove home sustains $150K damage from fire
• Woman dies after driving van into pond in Naperville
• Schillerstrom proposes $70 million renovation bond
• Blagojevich jury is deadlocked
• Man in custody in Downers Grove stabbing
• Sex offender nabbed in Wood Dale forest preserve
• Mayor A. George Pradel ‘Flips The Switch’ To Launch City’s Parking Guidance System
• Teachers union gives Harper top marks
• Man hit by train in Wheaton still in hospital
• Landmarks contend for favorite secret place
• DuPage County Board approves lobbying contracts
• Glenbard Dist. 87 reports a budget surplus
• Dog dies in Wheaton apartment fire
• Conservatives conference: Removing names just 'streamlining'
• Man in critical condition after being hit by train in Wheaton
• Holding fire a tough but necessary pill to swallow
• Former librarian remembered for work at Nichols
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Winning Lotto ticket sold in Elmhurst
• Flooding rains lead to bumper crop of mosquitoes
• College of DuPage will ask voters to OK $183 million
• Pace's suburban Million Milers keep it safe
• Glenbard schools to start girls swimming co-ops
• Ogden Avenue Pedestrian Signal Modifications and Sidewalk Improvements...
• Funeral services today for Waubonsie Valley student killed in crash
• Wheaton couple who founded 'Habitat' hope to inspire others
• Glenbard Dist. 87 extends superintendent's contract
• Police report: School downspouts damaged
• Naperville man is president, CEO of Elgin hospital
• Signs to announce when parking decks fill
• Woman dies after van plunges in local pond
• Special traffic enforcement effort planned
• Dog dies in Wheaton apartment fire
• You might have to help Blagojevich pay legal bills
• COD referendum to be on November ballot
• Will SECA be able to let the band play on?
• Man hit by train in Wheaton
• Chamber to study term limits, wards
• Villa Park seeks sales tax increase
• Orioles outduel Sox
• Things to do
• Mixed response to sales tax holiday
• 5 Questions with Mike Toner
• City to propose new stoplight on Hassert
• DuPage County briefs
• Local athletes tops at Naperville triathlon
• For Cougars, it's always been fans first
• Suburbs testing an ash borer antidote
• Schillerstrom reportedly looking at RTA post
• Roselle man praised for saving neighbor during floods
• Work to begin Tuesday on Ogden Ave. sidewalks
• Jefferson Avenue Bridge Slated for Completion in Early September
• Heroin forum offered Thursday in Addison
• City of Naperville’s Draft Renewable Energy Ordinance Now Available Online for Public Comment
• Naperville parking counters to go live Tuesday morning
• Fire Chief Mark Puknaitis Receives Chief Fire Officer Designation
• City of Naperville Conducting Electric Meter Surveys
• Two men killed in I-88 crash near Naperville
• Two killed in fiery crash on Reagan tollway
• Wood limits Cubs' hitters as Reds sweep series
• Meetings
• Energy ordinance online for comment
• Vegetarians, meat-eaters alike come to VeggieFest
• Camp quality Where kids can be kids
• Park District plays hardball with the boys of summer
• CDH's proton center on track for November opening
• Leaving the scene of an accident can mean stiffer penalties
• DuPage Film group helps people who love movies
• Canines spend quality time at Cantigny's Dog Days event
• Elvis and Blagojevich items leaving the building for auction
• St. Charles teacher who overcame tragedy remembered for compassion
• Warrenville cancer center offers variety of outpatient diagnostics
• Veggies rule the day at Naperville's Veggie Fest
• Lesson from Kenya: A smile's still worth $1 million
• Man's alleged murder of his wife baffles family
• Things to do
• City services
• Jonas Brothers up to bat at Silver Cross Field
• Dial 511 in Will County for transit plan?
• Jefferson bridge completion delayed
• Winfield celebrates underpass opening
• Negro Leagues stamp collection celebrated in Oak Brook
• Indian Independence Day Celebration and Flag Raising Ceremony
• Blago jury quits early, returns Monday
• Bill Foster to Hultgren: 'Hey mon! It's not me'
• Will County kids gear up to return to school
• Blagojevich verdict? Maybe next week
• STAR Line still crawling along
• Kane not only health unit that's restructuring
• Calcium controversy
• New police system to render scanners useless
• Township expands vets, seniors services
• 150 become U.S. citizens at Aurora University
• Central science classes may shift to North
• Operator of Wyoming shelter shocked at Gilford arrest
• Senate passes bill to fund schools
• Three injured in Winfield crash
• BAPS Chicago to celebrate 10 years
• Man gets 12 years for molesting girl
• Folk music concert will raise funds for Glen Ellyn history
• Addison sitter sentenced to 6 months in jail for baby's 1995 injury
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to the Naperville Sprint Triathlon
• Naperville, Mokena men in Lake Michigan rescue
• Gays applaud a new cultural roadmap for hospitals
• Hanover Park police seeking accreditation
• Push to create voting districts in Winfield fails
• Husband in Villa Park wife's slaying nabbed in Wyoming
• St. Charles alderman denies exposure allegation
• Residents balk at zoning proposal
• Birkett files third lawsuit in 10 years targeting reputed gang members
• Pace directors are happy with budget outlook
• Naper Settlement’s September 2010 Activities
• New trash bins in Hanover Park
• Naperville Central work on track but science labs may not open on time
• Project distributes 25,000 pounds of food to families in need
• Naperville Veggie Fest heals with food, fun, music
• Residents displaced after Wheaton apartment fire
• Former coach Dungy to speak at Willow Creek Leadership Summit
• DuPage Co. proposal: Keep churches out of neighborhoods
• Wheaton Museum struggling without city funding
• Dungy urges teens at Wheaton Academy to become leaders
• Things to do: 'Hairspray' performances
• Actor, writer Brian Bielawski
• Kids can tune in to NCTV for 'Miss Merry Music'
• Police report: Vehicle burglarized
• Waterways dangerous after rains
• Asian carp found near Lake Michigan may have been planted
• If convicted, Blago could lose property
• Wheaton College receives another 'most sober' ranking
• Back-to-school buying boost about to begin
• College of DuPage to vote on tax question
• Back-to-school fair lends families a hand
• Plane with gear problems lands safely
• Officials: No flooding complaints here
• Few problems result from rainy weather
• Cops: Tired of waiting, man skips out on bill
• Visits like overnight downtown parking
• Route 53 closed near Glen Ellyn
• Eat, drink, play - and help fight crime
• Wheaton ends dispute with library
• Backyard pools also pose dangers
• 3-D film begins taking shape in Naperville
• Clerk at Naperville rental management company indicted
• Concerns rise over flooding in Wheaton
• Board member wants $30 million to fight DuPage flooding
• North Aurora beekeeper's life is as busy as the bees he keeps at home
• Cops: St. Charles alderman exposed self
• Paperwork, low resources bog down pool safety fixes in Illinois
• Carol Stream suspect nabbed in California
• Carol Stream residents angry over flooding woes
• Police Report: Hood ornament taken from car
• What's weighing on Blagojevich jurors
• Man found dead in apparent suicide near creek
• National Night Out brings residents closer
• Water commission seats not-so-vacant after all
• Plea deal in Glen Ellyn eavesdrop case
• Survey targets teen drivers who don't pay attention
• Elgin man gets 10 years in prison for fifth DUI
• Tri-Cities briefs
• Will Co. flooded by morning storms
• More than 1,000 public pools fail to comply with safety laws
• Wheaton city council ends dispute with library
• Neighbors say no to big box in Wheaton
• Storms touch off flooding in western suburbs
• Wheaton Girl Scouts raise money for Gulf oil spill
• DuPage judge pleads guilty in Glen Ellyn hit-and-run crash
• Bender Run aims to do more to prevent teen cardiac trouble
• Dealerships contemplate rest of year
• National Night Out combats drugs and crime
• Court Dispositions
• Police report: Theft reported
• State offers back to school tax break
• Bettors, bookies believe odds stacked against Blagojevich
• Storefronts sitting vacant in Naperville
• Flooding closes part of Route 53
• Man charged with damaging vendor’s van
• Judge pleads guilty to reckless driving in hit-and-run
• Helping Hand program reaches out to kids
• Repairs begin on St. Charles Road in Lombard
• Is your pool drain in compliance?
• West Chicago approves Educare site
• Survivor warns more pool drain entrapments could happen
• Ex-DuPage nursing home supervisor admits assault
• 'It's a beautiful place to be within a tree'
• State to honor ex-Marine from Bolingbrook
• Suspect charged in Bloomingdale car burglaries
• Still time to get first-time home buyer tax credit
• Leading by example
• Century Walk among top three SECA recipients
• Fox Valley United Way names board member
• DuPage County briefs
• A decade after defying medical odds, Roselle woman turns 100
• No lack of fun-filled Scouting at National Jamboree
• Glendale Heights opens $3 million senior center
• Five years for post-AA meeting DUI crash
• New section being added to Fox River Trail in Aurora
• Flood-ravaged DuPage towns seeking federal help
• Two Carol Stream men accused of stealing from seniors
• Man nabbed in Willowbrook Ecstasy sting
• Funeral set for Carol Stream man killed in crash
• Remodel can boost home's resale value
• 'Metracide' cases on the upswing
• Things to do
• Watermain work begins this week
• Back to School Fair a great outing for families
• Time for a Night Out
• All pianists invited to apply for ECC American Grands spots
• Open Door clinics host school supplies drive
• Attendees dig into the goodies at Taste of Roselle
• DuPage ride in a B-17 bomber offers a glimpse into World War II
• 'She was a light wherever she went'
• Quinn signs property tax legislation, creates suburban oversight boards
• Suicide rail deaths traumatic for engineers, witnesses
• Meetings
• Pantry seeks school supplies
• Students, want to vote?
• PRC receives grant to aid food pantry
• Ribfest tax revenue down slightly
• Chicagoan convicted of prostitution
• Too-slow driver cited with DUI
• Tollway oases up for auction
• Naperville may allow earlier Sunday liquor sales
• Villa Park sorting out plan for 'monstrosity' of a billboard
• Man gets jail for resisting cops
• Man guilty in friend’s DUI case
• Woman gets jail in foiled car burglary
• 95th Street Watermain Work to Begin The Week of August 2, 2010
• Judge rules out copy of trial testimony for Blago jurors
• Naperville Celebrating National Night Out
• Pedaling to peddle better health for kids
• Judge rejects request from Blagojevich jury
• Chinese school engages larger community
• Birkett demands apology from Brodsky
• Reward offered in deli burglary
• Panel advises earlier Sunday liquor sales
• Aurora to smoke test east side sewers Monday
• Naperville teen pitching for spot on national women's baseball team
• Flood assessments to begin next week
• Phone lines out for unemployment office
• State, federal teams to assess water damage in suburbs
• One dead in Glendale Heights accident
• First-of-its-kind early childhood center faces vote in West Chicago
• Wheaton's Danada House gets $1.8 million natural makeover
• Terminally ill man sentenced to 9 years for fatal DUI crash in DuPage
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting for Monday, August 16 Canceled
• Quinn signs Water Commission bill
• Police report: Burglary to vehicle reported
• Rabid bat captured in Naperville
• DuPage reports mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• Bloomingdale plans to OK Masonic headquarters
• Home sales up 20 percent from 2009
• Blagojevich: It's 'In God's hands'
• Wrongful death suit filed in pizza deliveryman's murder
• Book signing celebrates Century Walk tome
• Reward posted in Catholic school burglary
• Clint Black, Buddy Guy headline Last Fling
• Waterways dangerous after heavy rains
• DuPage Co. forms anti-bullying task force
• Tri-Cities in 60 seconds
• NCHS construction back on schedule
• Glen Ellyn residents want access to park
• Naperville school targeted in recent burglaries
• DuPage County briefs
• Naperville Central still on track for Aug. 25 opening
• Official: All Metra board members must go
• DuPage County task force takes on bullying
• Feed my Children opens in Schaumburg
• Car crashes into bank in Villa Park
• Ex-DuPage Co. cop alleges sexual discrimination in suit
• Roselle police seek school burglary suspect
• City Reminds Residents To Stay Away From Retention Ponds, Other Bodies Of Water
• Glen Ellyn's Rock Center for deaf and blind faces imminent closure
• Blagojevich defense gives theatrical closing argument
• Charges dropped in Facebook harassment case
• Voting for a cause
• Charges filed in Romeoville woman's murder
• Scam preys on good-hearted grandparents
• Wheaton names city's new finance director
• Man bludgeoned wife, kept body 10 days
• Hanover Park police get $48,000 grant
• Funding set aside for DuPage children's center
• Homemade explosive detonated in Wheaton
• Program pushes kids to smart choices
• New law gives Illinois tollway tougher watchdog
• Skeleton identified as that of Woodridge man
• 'Never!' Jenks says to young Cubs fan's query
• Naperville man pulls teen tuber from swollen DuPage River
• Police: Aurora man lied about stabbing, stabbed himself
• Vintage aircraft at DuPage
• Quinn expected to sign DuPage Co. water reform bill Friday
• $24.5 million makeover planned for Glendale Heights Civic Center Plaza
• Rabid bat found in Naperville
• Electronic billboard goes up in Villa Park, but will it stay up?
• Mosquito with West Nile found in Bolingbrook
• Can District 200 wait to sell former Hubble school site?
• Route 59 traffic slowed by morning crash
• Naperville man dies after car plunged into Plainfield creek
• Romeoville man charged with stealing rings off dead woman
• Prosecutors try to get gang member to testify in Addison murder trial
• Victim reported 2 knife attacks on same day
• Dist. 204 enters second year with trailers at Aurora grade school
• International arborists take to the trees to test their mettle
• DuPage chairman says county's flood controls worked
• DuPage County cutting lobbyist costs
• Life in Kenya not difficult, but different
• Portion of Book Road To Close for Pavement Work on Wednesday, July 28, 2010
• Officials say Roselle budget shortfall stabilizing
• Oak Brook-based volunteer group helping in the Honduras
• Portable classrooms needed at Young for another year
• Stone defends Stone over 'shut up' comment
• New superintendent says Lake Park must 'nurture what we have'
• DuPage among counties declared flood disaster areas
• Consultants return reality check for Hubble School site
• Suburbs begin to dry out, but some residents still stuck
• His wounds are healing but his pain continues
• Perfect Sunday helps salvage a bad weather week at DuPage Co. Fair
• Downers Grove cop accused in drug dealer rip-off plot freed on bail
• Police Report: Vandalism with paint marker
• Naperville's Century Walk art
• Carol Stream residents still flooded, angry
• Sam Adam Jr. in showdown with Blagojevich judge
• New book details Century Walk art and its homage to Naperville's past
• Hanover Park man charged with assaulting intoxicated neighbor
• Brodsky wants Drew's gun charge dropped
• Daily Herald's week in photos
• Cop talk identifies Woodridge man's remains
• Dist. 204 teacher program successful so far
• Will political fortunes turn in November?
• Glen Ellyn formally accepts mystery donation
• Man charged with exposure, indecency
• Roselle residents seek flood help
• Man accused of firing weapon near toddler
• Central DuPage giving back to Winfield
• Collective Soul to 'Shine' at Naperville's Last Fling
• Schools chief says dealing with state can be the Dickens
• Easter Seals gets $70,000 donation
• Teen: Murder was part of gang initiation
• Brady bus stops at Almost Home Kids
• Tri-Cities in 60 seconds
• Brian Harris gets comfortable in District 200's superintendent chair
• Emergency crews sent to DuPage River
• Book Road to close in Naperville
• DuPage Co. Fair ends with 'boys, cars and smashing them up'
• Man dies days after car plunges into creek
• Supplies for Sandbags Available At Riverview Court
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Two Sidewalk Closures in Effect Starting Week of July 26 Due to Riverwalk Rehabilitation
• City To Host Public Open House To Present The Draft Residential, Office And Limited Commercial....
• City Of Naperville Bicycle And Pedestrian Advisory Committee Seeking One New Member
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, July 20, 2010
• City Seeks Public Input On Draft Naperville Smart Grid Initiative Customer Bill Of Rights
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Scheduled For July 22, 2010 Canceled
• City of Naperville Recommits to the Americans with Disabilities Act
• City Receives Achievement Of Excellence In Procurement Award
• Workshop on Historic Building Design and Resource Manual Being
• RE/MAX Sending Famous Hot Air Balloon to Help Naperville Agents Raise Funds for Children's Memorial
• Public Meeting On The Illinois Route 59 Expansion
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Agents in DuPage County are New RE/MAX Pioneer Club Members in Metro Chicago Real Estate Market
• Naper Settlement’s August 2010 Activities
• Sheepherding Day
• Naperville News - Holiday Closure
• Summer Movie Excitement Continues Through July!
• City of Naperville News: Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service and Accessibility Plans for Ribfest
• Pace Announces Schedule Changes for 16 Naperville Routes
• Complete Computer Systems For Sale At Naperville Public Library
• Naperville Public Library Closed July 4 And July 5, 2010
• New Shuttle Bus Locations Added for Ribfest and Fourth of July Fireworks
• City Conducting Special Brush Collection
• City Reminds Residents To Stay Away from Retention Ponds, Other Bodies of Water
• Mayor A. George Pradel Collects Approximately $500 In Dairy Products for Charity
• Safe Independence Day Celebrations
• Lightning Awareness Week Taking Place June 20-26, 2010
• Riverwalk Commission To Host Open House To Discuss The Riverwalk Millennium Wall
• Naperville Police Department Reminds Residents to Be Safe this Summer
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closures Related To The Naperville Jazz Festival
• City Receives Grant From The National Trust for Historic Preservation
• Metra Announces BNSF Schedule Changes Effective July 12, 2010
• Metra Summer Fare Sale
• A 10 in Naperville. DirectBuy of DuPage County celebrates 10 years in business
• Ribfest and Fourth of July Fireworks
• City Council to Consider Proposed Ordinance for Boarding Facilities and...
• Street Closures Related To The U.S Women’s Triathlon
• Some Additional Electronics Recycling Program
• New Park-n-Ride At St. Thomas The Apostle Church Opens June 7, 2010
• Naperville Reuse And Recycle Extravaganza
• City Informs Residents of Road Closure Related to Washington Street Water Main Work
• Von Oven Scout Property Now Available For Public Reservations
• Advisory Commission On Disabilities June, July And August 2010 Meetings Cancelled
• City of Naperville Celebrates June as Bike Month
• RE/MAX Northern Illinois Real Estate Network Honors Naperville Office as Sales Volume Leader in 2009
• Naper Settlement June 2010 Activities
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Memorial Day Parade
• City Hosting Open House to Showcase the Naperville Smart Grid Initiative
• Naperville’s Free Ride Program Returns June 7 – July 2, 2010
• Naperville’s Fourth Park-n-Ride Opens Monday, June 7, 2010
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• Naperville City Council Meeting Taking Place Tuesday, June 1, 2010
• Water Meter Changeout Program Taking Place in River Woods and Hunter Woods
• Washington Street Watermain Work To Begin The Week of May 24, 2010
• City of Naperville and Lisle-Woodridge Fire District Announce Innovative Ambulance...
• City Reminds Residents of Lawn Care Regulations
• City Council to Consider Draft Plank Road Study
• Learn About the Naperville Riverwalk Renovations and Improvements at a Public Open House
• Naperville Businesses Are Going Green With the Help Of the City’s Greener Business Program
• City of Naperville and Lisle-Woodridge Fire District Now Sharing Ambulance Resources
• City Of Naperville Launches CPR/AED Classes
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closures Related To Run For Reading 5K
• City of Naperville Now Accepting Truck Permit Applications Online
• City of Naperville News: May Is Child Preparedness Month
• Associates in Naperville Win Special Honors From RE/MAX Northern Illinois Real Estate Network
• A green investment… DirectBuy of DuPage County donation to Arbor Day Foundation to help replant tr
• Street Resurfacing In Downtown Naperville Begins
• Memorial Day Parade
• City Recognized as National Fire Protection Association Safe Community
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project To Begin In Late May
• Gypsy Moth Spray Program
• Naper Settlement June 2010 Activities
• City of Naperville’s Renewable Energy Program Ranked Top Five in Nation
• Accessibility Resource Fair
• City Reminds Residents of Public Transit Options to Chicago
• 111th Street Improvement Project
• Seminar on Proper Care for Mature Trees
• Installation of Naperville’s New Parking Guidance System Now Underway...
• Two First-Time Homebuyer Programs Available To Support Naperville Home Purchases
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closure Related to Eikon 5K Run
• City of Naperville Police Department Now Accepting Applications for Eligibility List
• History Comes To Life At Naper Settlement’s Civil War Days
• Naperville Mayor A. George Pradel Proclaims May as ‘Take 25 Minutes Month’
• Arbor Day Tree Sale
• City of Naperville Recognizes Emergency Preparedness Volunteers During National Volunteer Week
• Naperville Participates in 'Take 25' Campaign
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related To NCO Spring Ahead 5K and 10K Run
• City to Begin Resurfacing Several Streets in Downtown Naperville the Week of April 19, 2010
• Operation Safe Kid
• City Council Workshop Scheduled
• Construction Begins on Segment Two of the Riverwalk Phase I Rehabilitation Project
• Naperville Seeking Resident Input on Draft Historic District Building Design and Resource Manual
• Ogden Avenue Resurfacing Project Slated to Begin Wednesday, April 14, 2010
• Annual Riverwalk Spring Spruce-Up Scheduled
• Bulk Brush Collection Program Begins First Week of May
• Plan Commission Meeting April 8, 2010
• Naperville City Council Meeting For April 7, 2010
• Celebrate Community Heritage Month During May At Naper Settlement
• Commuters Urged to Travel by Train to Avoid Road Construction Delays
• City of Naperville News: Overnight Parking Now Available in Downtown Naperville
• City Of Naperville Accepting Comments On Draft Environmental Sustainability Plan
• IDOT Seeking Public Input On Proposed Improvements Of Ogden Avenue At EJ And E/CN Railroad Crossing
• City Council Workshop Scheduled For March 22, 2010
• City Council Approves New Revenue Sources to Help Balance Fiscal Year 2010-2011 Budget
• Plan Commission Meeting At The Naperville Municipal Center
• City Of Naperville Maintains Highest Bond Rating From Standard And Poor’s And Moody’s
• City Reminds Residents To Be Counted In The 2010 Census
• National Flood Awareness Week
• Naperville City Council Meeting
• City Of Naperville Launches New Brand To Promote Easy And Smart Parking In Downtown Naperville
• Residents Invited to Share Their Views on Bringing Google’s Fiber for Communities Project ...
• City Informs Businesses of Bond Programs
• Mayor A. George Pradel Calls On State Legislators for Pension Reform
• City Accepting Comments On Draft Plank Road Study
• Deadline Extended For Greener Business Program Applications
• Plan Commission Meeting on March 3, 2010
• City Hosting Technology Open House
• Naperville City Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 2, 2010
• City Removes Age Criteria for the Home Energy Savings Program
• City Council Workshop Scheduled for Monday, March 1, 2010
• Naper Settlement April 2010 Activities
• Illinois Severe Weather Awareness Week
• 75th Street Lane Reductions Begin The Week Of March 1
• City Removes Age Criteria for the Home Energy Savings Program
• City Council Workshop Scheduled
• Statement from City of Naperville Mayor A. George Pradel
• Jefferson Avenue Bridge Closes Monday, February 22, 2010
• City to Host Open House to Showcase the 75th and Washington Intersection Improvements
• City Implementing Automated Credit Card Bill Pay System
• City to Host Public Meeting for Plank Road Study
• City Of Naperville News: City Reports Seismic Activity
• Naperville Opens Tenth Fire Station
• Jefferson Avenue Bridge Closes Monday, February 22, 2010
• Naper Settlement’s Log House to get a Makeover
• City to Host Open House to Showcase the 75th and Washington Intersection Improvements
• City Announces Change in Service Hours
• Another Chicagoland DirectBuy aces customer service… DirectBuy of DuPage County earns an A+ grade
• City Hosting Technology Open House
• Department Of Public Utilities Division Accident-Free For 5,000 Days
• Naper Settlement March 2010 Activities
• Naperville Hosting Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Tenth Fire Station
• Cycle Illinois With the 2010 STIHL Tour des Trees
• Metra to Institute Fare Increases
• City Council Workshop Scheduled For January 25, 2010
• Mayor A. George Pradel to Share Highlights of 2009 at Chamber Luncheon
• City of Naperville Fire Department Now Accepting Applications
• Riders on Pace Route 714 to Receive Free Rides
• Residents Invited to Meet the New Historic Preservation Commissioners
• City Preparing for the Jefferson Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Project
• City of Naperville News: Accessibility Needs Town Hall Meeting
• City of Naperville Adds Second Application Cycle to the Greener Business Program
• City Reminds Residents to Stay Off Ice
• Early Voting for the 2010 General Primary Election
• City Implements Reduction in Force
• Department of Public Works Prepared for Latest Round of Winter Weather
• Naperville Plan Commission Meeting
• City Council Workshop Scheduled For Monday, January 11, 2010
• Naper Settlement February Calendar Listing
• New Online Home Energy Calculator Available For Residents
• City Reminds Residents Of New Laws Intended To Reduce Distracted Driving
• City Reminds Residents Of Available Warming Centers
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project To Begin In January
• Pace and Metra Modify Schedules for the Holidays
• Naperville Heritage Society Receives Grant from The DuPage Community Foundation
• Naper Settlement Receives Marcom Awards
• City Reminds Residents Of Holiday Closures
• Mayor A. George Pradel Presents Check To Loaves And Fishes Community Pantry
• Draft South Downtown Traffic Management Study Now Available Online
• Naperville City Council Endorses Smart Grid Initiative
• Residents And Business Owners Reminded To Keep Sidewalks Clear Of Snow/Ice This Winter
• Applications Now Being Accepted for February 2010 CERT Class
• City Reminds Residents To Prepare For Expected Inclement Winter Weather
• City Council Workshop Scheduled For December 7, 2009
• City of Naperville’s 2010 Guaranteed Ride Home Program
• Emergency Preparedness Class
• City Extends Application Deadline For The Home Energy Savings Program
• City Of Naperville News: City’s New Program to Help Bring ‘Green’ to Naperville’s Businesses
• Plan Commission Meeting Taking
• City Of Naperville News: Next Naperville City Council Meeting - December 1, 2009
• City of Naperville Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Seeking New Members
• DirectBuys of greater Chicago offer green Christmas tips
• Shop, Dine And Park In Downtown Naperville This Holiday Season
• City To Host Public Open House For Plank Road Study
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Turkey Trot on November 26,2009
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Hometown Holidays
• City Council Workshop Scheduled
• City Council to Consider Revised 5th Avenue Study Report
• Jefferson Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Begins in Early 2010
• City Receives Grant from Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation
• City Selects New Emergency Management Coordinator
• City Reminds Residents of U.S. Census Job Opportunities
• Final Fall Curbside Leaf Collection Cycle
• Home Energy Savings Program Open House
• Dedication Ceremony for New Plaque to Honor Naperville Soldiers
• Cannon Rededication Program Scheduled
• City to Present Preliminary Recommendations of South Downtown Traffic Management Study
• Naperville City Council Meeting
• Naper Settlement December 2009 Calendar
• November Plan Commission Meetings Cancelled
• City Selected for Award Negotiations for $11 Million in Matching Funding from...
• Red Light Violation Warning Period Ends Saturday, October 31
• City Council Workshop Scheduled
• City Reminds Residents to Be Safe this Halloween
• Time Capsule Opening Taking Place on Monday, October 26, 2009
• City Seeks Public Input Through Community Needs Assessment Survey
• River Road Closure Extended through Monday, October 19
• City to Host Ogden Avenue Streetscape Open House
• Curbside Fall Leaf Collection Will Begin October 19, 2009
• River Road Closure Extended through October 16
• DuPage River Trail Closed Weekdays At 87th Street
• Public Encouraged to Provide Input on Naperville’s Downtown Plan 2030
• Mayor A. George Pradel and Police Chief David E. Dial Will Honor Students’ Artwork
• City of Naperville Creating New Historic Building Design Guidelines
• City of Naperville Seeking Members for Historic Preservation Commission
• City Of Naperville Seeking Input On Guaranteed Ride Home Program
• River Road to Close from Jefferson Avenue to Ogden Avenue October 9-13, 2009
• Pace Proposing to Eliminate Five Naperville Commuter Routes
• Naperville City Council Meeting
• City Informs Businesses Of 2009 Industrial Revenue Bond Program
• City To Present Proposed Improvements For 111th Street At Public Meeting
• The Winter Season Begins In November At Naper Settlement
• Naperville Now Operating Red Light Cameras at Two Additional Intersections
• Historic Sites Commission Meeting Scheduled for October 8 Cancelled
• City Council to Discuss Draft 5th Avenue Study Report at Workshop
• City Reminds Residents Of Street Closure Related To Naperville Backs The Bid Program
• Naper Homestead Public Meeting
• Naperville to Begin Operating Red Light Cameras at Two Additional Intersections
• Letting your plans for new kitchen cabinets slide.
• Public Safety Open House
• City Reminds Residents of Walk to School Day
• City Council Workshops Scheduled for Monday, September 28 and Tuesday, September 29, 2009
• City Receives $1.4 Million in Funding from Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant
• Route 59 Metra Station Improvements Complete, New Bike Shelter Now Open
• Naperville To Begin Operating Red Light Cameras At Two Additional Intersections
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Railroad Crossing at Hafenrichter Road (91st Street) to Close to All Traffic September 21-25, 2009
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Riverwalk Fine Art Fair
• City to Host Downtown Plan Update Open House on September 30, 2009
• City Requesting Names for Riverwalk Veterans’ Plaque
• Plan Commission Meeting Scheduled For September 16 Cancelled
• City Seeking Input On Naperville’s First Accessible Pedestrian Signal
• Sister City Delegation Visiting Naperville the Week of September 14
• City of Naperville and IDOT to Host Public Hearing for Route 59 Expansion
• A “chalkboard” and exhaust fan can enhance your kitchen remodel.
• Ted Fredenhagen’s Band to Play at Fredenhagen Park
• September 11 Remembrance Taking Place at Cmdr. Dan Shanower Memorial
• City Now Accepting Applications for Grant Programs
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Road Work to Occur at the Route 59 Metra Station on September 5
• City Reminds Residents Of Holiday Closures
• City Council Workshop Scheduled For September 8
• Municipal Surplus Vehicle and Equipment Auction Set for September 19
• Youth Representatives Sought to Sit on City Boards and Commissions
• City of Naperville and IDOT to Host Public Hearing for Route 59 Expansion
• Transportation Advisory Board to Consider Transit Performance Measures on September 12, 2009
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project to Begin in Mid-September
• Comcast Hosting Digital Adapter Distribution in Naperville
• Transportation Advisory Board to Consider Proposed Improvements for North Aurora Road
• Plan Commission Meetings Streaming Online Beginning September 2
• City of Naperville Now Accepting Applications for Historic Preservation Commission
• City Reminds Residents of Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service and Accessibility...
• City Reminds Residents That September Is National Preparedness Month
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Naper Settlement October 2009 Activities
• Fall Bulk Brush Collection Program Takes Place in September
• Fire Chief Mark Puknaitis Receives Ray Picard Award
• Will County Treasurer Advises Homeowners About Property Tax Payment Deadline
• Public Encouraged to Provide Input on Naperville’s Downtown Plan 2030
• City Seeks Public Input on Environmental Sustainability Plan
• City Alerts Residents to Flash Flood Watch
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City of Naperville Police Department Now on Twitter
• City of Naperville Participating in Power IT Down Day
• Julian Street to Close to Through Traffic August 26-27
• Portion of Royce Road to Close for Construction
• September 1 City Council Meeting Canceled
• City of Naperville Continues to Accept Public Input on Allowing Video Gaming Within City Limits
• DuPage River Trail to Close From Pioneer Park to Hobson Road
• Work on BNSF Railway to Continue Through Week of August 31
• New Bike Shelter at Downtown Naperville Train Station Opens
• Employment Opportunity
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City of Naperville Encourages Public Input on Allowing Video Gaming Within City Limits
• City Hosting Groundbreaking for Segment 4 of the DuPage River Trail
• City Council to Consider Draft 5th Avenue Study Report
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Route 59 Station Improvements Begin Tuesday, August 11
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City Recognized as National Fire Protection Association Safe Community
• Traffic on 75th Street to be Reduced to One Lane August 4-6
• Recycling Drop-Off Center Closed on Tuesday, August 11
• Naper Settlement September 2009 Calendar
• Naperville resident receives DirectBuy’s Success Circle honors
• ‘A Hallmark of Heritage’ Debuts On Naperville Community Television
• City to Study Feasibility of Grade Separated Crossing at 75th and Olympus
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Intermittent Road Closures to Occur on River Road and Loomis Street July 28-30
• Resurfacing of North Aurora Road Continues on July 24
• City Council Approves Additional Red Light Cameras
• Lane Reductions on Chicago Avenue Begin July 23
• Route 59 Station Improvements to Begin in Late July/Early August
• Naperville Invites the Public to Share their Vision for the Downtown
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Naperville City Council Meeting
• Nearly 100 New Daily Fee Spaces Added at Downtown Naperville Station
• Naperville Celebrates National Night Out
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Riverwalk Voted Most Loved City Park by Glancer Magazine Readers
• City Testing New LED Light Fixtures Along Diehl Road
• New Hours of Operation for the Naperville Police Department Records Section
• City Informs Residents of Smoke Detector Voluntary Recall
• City Reminds Residents About Y-FIRE Program
• Emergency Preparedness Class
• Transportation Advisory Board to Consider Recommendation for West/Emerald/Osler Improvements...
• Washington and Osler Intersection Widening Project Complete
• Deputy Fire Chief Richard Mikel Receives Award of Excellence in Public Safety
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Settlement Finalized - Joint Statement by the Parties
• Columbia Street Bridge Now Open to Traffic
• Ribfest Shuttle Buses Not Available from Naperville North High School
• Naper Settlement August 2009 Calendar
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• City Reminds Residents of Road Closures, Parking, Shuttle Service...
• Household Hazardous Waste Facility Closed on Fourth of July
• City Offering New Bicycle and Pedestrian
• City Reminds Residents of Lightning Awareness Week
• Cooling Centers Available to Help Naperville Residents Deal with Heat
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Historic Sites Commission Meeting Scheduled for June 25 Cancelled
• Resurfacing of Diehl Road Begins June 23
• City Conducting Special Brush Collection
• City Revises Rates for Freedom of Information Act Copies
• Naperville Teens Create Vision for Downtown Naperville in 2030
• Naperville Begins Construction of Tenth Fire Station
• Plan Commission to Consider Fifth Avenue Study Future Land Use Recommendations
• Flag Day Ceremony
• Naperville Police Department Receives Telecommunications Certification
• Fire Station No. 10 Groundbreaking
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Commuter Motorcycle Parking Options Expanded
• City of Naperville and CMAP Invite the Public to Help Invent the Future
• City Council Approves Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Project Allocations
• Washington and Osler Intersection Widening Project
• City of Naperville Reactivates Downtown Wi-Fi Network
• Emergency Preparedness Class Taking Place
• City Extending Service Hours for Review of Residential Improvement Projects
• Overnight Lane Closures on Washington Slated for June 8-9
• TAB to Review Naperville Circulator Study Final Report
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Naper Settlement July 2009 Calendar
• Residents Invited to Pave the Way for the New Riverwalk Extension
• Columbia Street Bridge Slated to Close Week of June 8
• City of Naperville to Celebrate Bike Month throughout June
• Historic Sites Commission To Change Meeting Location, Revise Schedule
• Residents Invited to Learn About Unincorporated Will County Drainage Improvement Project
• Naperville Reuse and Recycle Extravaganza at Alcatel-Lucent
• Naperville Residents Invited to Help Pave the Way for the New Riverwalk Extension
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Bike Shelter Construction at Downtown and Route 59 Metra Stations
• City Reminds Residents Of Holiday Closures
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to the Memorial Day Parade
• Omnia Board of Directors to Present Development Concept
• City Accepting Comments on Fifth Avenue Study
• City to Introduce Improvement Options for West Street, Emerald Drive, Osler Drive During.....
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Route 59 Expansion Study Nearing Completion
• Public Open House on 75th and Washington Intersection Improvements
• City to Host Public Open House on the Steeple Run Watershed Project
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to Run for Reading 5K
• City to Host Public Meeting on South Downtown Traffic Management Study
• Why ENERGY STAR makes dollars and sense.
• Gypsy Moth Spray Program
• City of Naperville Announces New Programming Schedule for WCNC
• Downtown Parking Management Study Draft Available on City’s Web site
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City Reminds Residents Of Lawn Care Regulations
• City’s Mosquito Control Program Now Underway
• Two Cases of H1N1 Influenza Reported in Naperville
• Columbia Street Rehabilitation Project to Begin in June Bridge Close to All Traffic for Three Weeks
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Seeking New Member
• City of Naperville to Host Public Open House for Fifth Avenue Study
• Amtrak To Celebrate National Train Day
• Naper Settlement June 2009 Calendar
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City’s Annual Road Resurfacing Program to Begin Next Week
• Downtown Streets Scheduled for Resurfacing Work Next Week
• City Reminds Residents of Procedures During Heavy Rainfall Events
• Naperville Designated as Bicycle Friendly Community by League of American Bicyclists
• City Continues to Monitor Swine Flu Outbreak
• City Council Inauguration
• Special Concert This Friday in Council Chambers!
• City Works with Health Departments on Swine Flu
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Accessibility Resource Fair Taking Place at the Naperville Municipal Center
• City to Award Site Improvement Grant Funds to Ogden Avenue Businesses
• Public Works Open House
• Gypsy Moth Spray Program Public Meeting
• City of Naperville Renewable Energy Program Makes Top 10
• Memorial Day Parade
• City of Naperville Now Broadcasting DuPage County and Will County Board Meetings
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City of Naperville Recognizes Citizen Corps Council During National Volunteer Week
• City of Naperville Names Telecommunicator of the Year
• City to Host Public Open House for Fifth Avenue Study
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to NCO Spring Ahead 5K and 10K Run
• City to Begin Construction of New Bike Shelter at Downtown Metra Station
• Public Open House to Discuss Improvements to North Aurora Road and Underpass
• City of Naperville News - Tree Sale Taking Place
• Naperville Once Again Celebrating Community Heritage Month in May
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City Welcomes New Council Members
• City Reminds Residents City Council Videos Available Online
• City of Naperville And Intergovernmental Partners Studying Improvements To North Aurora Road
• Naperville Telecommunicators to Observe National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
• City Providing News on 75th and Washington Intersection Project via E-Mail
• City of Naperville Announces New Finance Director
• City of Naperville Announces Partnership with Energy Star Program
• Public Input Sought on Historic Preservation Recommendations
• Recycling Drop-Off Center Location Changing
• Naper Settlement May events
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City of Naperville Eligible to Receive More Than $1.5 Million Through Federal Stimulus Program
• Plan Commission Meeting Scheduled for April 1 Cancelled
• City of Naperville Named Tree Line USA Utility
• Riverwalk Commission Encourages Public Participation in Review of Riverwalk Development Guidelines
• Ranchview Drive Electric Utility Work to Begin the Week of March 30
• Volunteers Sought For Riverwalk Commission
• Sister Cities Young Artist Showcase a Success
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• City and Chamber Testify at Capital Plan Hearing in Aurora
• Community Emergency Response Team Training Taking Place in May
• City of Naperville Encourages Residents, Businesses to Take Part in Earth Hour
• City Working on Clean-Up Following Recent Rainfall Event
• Historic Sites Commission Meeting Scheduled for March 26 Cancelled
• Historic Preservation Open House
• Early Voting for the 2009 Consolidated General Election Underway
• City Reminds Residents of Street Closures Related to St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Residents Can Watch Candidate Forums Live on WCNC
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Naperville Flooding Update - March 10, 2009
• Court Dismisses Defendants from Furstenau Case
• New Daily Fee Parking Spaces Available at Downtown Naperville Station
• Supplies for Sandbags Now Available For Residents Affected By Flooding
• City Council Workshops Scheduled for Monday, March 9 and Tuesday, March 10
• City Announces Winners of the Downtown Naperville Photo Contest
• Residents Encouraged To Clean Off Storm Grates in Advance of Weekend Rain
• Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Summer Season Begins At Naper Settlement
• Big Savings in Foreclosed Homes
• Openings Still Available in Naperville Citizen’s Academy
• City Reminds Residents to Be Prepared for Spring Severe Weather
• Major Lane Closures on 75th and Washington Streets Begin March 2, 2009
• Naperville Police and Fire Team Up to Provide Food for Local Charities
• City of Naperville Now on Twitter and Facebook
• City to Host Public Meeting for Fifth Avenue Study
• Major Road Construction on 75th and Washington Streets Begins March 2009
• Many returns on home improvement… DirectBuy helps consumers with home improvement projects that de
• Historic Sites Commission Meeting Scheduled for February 26 Cancelled
• Quiet Zone in Effect along the EJ and E Railway from Liberty Street to 111th Street
• City of Naperville Receives LEED Certification for Multi-Purpose Public Works Service Center
• Plan Commission Meeting Scheduled for February 18 Cancelled
• 24-Hour Lane Closures on 75th Street Begin on Monday, February 9
• Fantastic Deals in Foreclosed Homes
• Public Invited to Vote for their Favorite Downtown Naperville Photo
• City Reminds Residents City Council Videos Available Online
• City of Naperville Now Accepting Applications for the Ogden Avenue Site Reimbursement Grant Program
• New Hours of Operation for the Naperville Police Department Records Section
• Sister Cities Commission Hosting Young Artists Competition
• APWA Names Bailey Road Bridge Rehabilitation as 2008 Project of the Year
• Attainable Housing Study Public Meeting
• Naperville Lyceum Journal Available On The Illinois Digital Archives
• Naperville’s Red Light Violation Warning Period Ends Saturday, January 31, 2009
• City, Business and Property Owners Team Up to Improve Ogden Avenue
• Central Parking Facility Stair Work Began
• How To Buy Foreclosed Homes
• City Council Works with Naperville Development Partnership to Continue ...
• Fire Department Receives Department of Homeland Security Grant
• State of the City Address Taking Place Monday, January 26
• Residents Reminded to Dial 9-1-1 in Event of an Emergency
• McShane Construction Completes New LEED-Certified Public Works Facility for City of Naperville
• City of Naperville to Host Open House and Public Forum for Fifth Avenue Study
• Watch City Council Videos Online Live or On-Demand
• New Hours of Operation for Fire Department Administration
• City Asks Residents to Clear Snow From Around Neighborhood Fire Hydrants
• Citizen’s Financial Report Now Available Online
• Riders on Pace Route 714 to Receive Free Rides January 20-30
• Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Deferral Program Available
• Historic Sites Commission Meeting Scheduled for January 22 Cancelled
• City Reminds Residents of Available Warming Centers
• Central Park Concept Plans to be Presented to the Public - Jan 19, 2009
• City of Naperville Installs First Accessible Pedestrian Signal
• Naper Days Announces Main Stage Entertainment
• New Hours of Operation for Community Connection
• City Implements Reduction in Force
• Illinois Tollway Completes Naperville Road Interchange Redesign Work on Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-8
• Daytime Lane Closures at Washington and 75th Streets Begin Next Week
• State Representative Joe Dunn Sworn in as City Councilman
• City Council Meetings to Begin Streaming Online on January 6, 2009
• Naper Settlement's February Events
• City Alerts Residents of Potential Flooding
• City Crews Working Hard to Keep Area Roads Safe
• City Reminds Residents of Holiday Closures
• City Reminds Residents of Available Warming Centers
• Pace and Metra Modify Schedules for the Holidays
• Naper Settlement Receives Three MarCom Awards
• City of Naperville Working to Reinstate Quiet Zone Along EJ and E
• City Reminds Residents to Prepare for Expected Inclement Winter Weather
• DirectBuy of DuPage County enjoys new location at 1864 Highgrove Lane.
• Naperville Heritage Society Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary
• Local Officials Break Ground on 75th and Washington Improvement Project
• Naperville to Begin Operating Red Light Cameras Week of December 28
• Naperville to Implement New Administrative Hearing System
• Sixteen Residents File Packets for City Council Elections
• Groundbreaking for 75th and Washington Intersection Project Set for Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008
• City Council Election Ballot Lottery Scheduled for Friday, December 19
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• Naperville Heritage Society Accepting Comments on City’s Preservation Program
• Take Public Transit to Naperville This Holiday Season
• Zoning Board of Appeals Cancels Meeting on December 9
• Naperville Commuters Received More Than 16,500 Free Rides in October
• City of Naperville’s Plan Commission Cancels December Meeting
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• City of Naperville Encourages Residents to Prepare Their Homes For Winter Weather
• Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation
• City Reminds Residents, Businesses to Clear Sidewalks Following Winter Weather
• City of Naperville to Appoint Joe Dunn to Vacant Council Seat
• City Reminds Residents to Be Safe Around Retention Ponds
• City Crews Working Diligently to Keep Roads Safe
• Finance Department Hours Changing
• Freedom of Information Act Requests Can Be Submitted Online
• City of Naperville Announces New Fire Chief
• Quiet Zone Goes Into Effect Along the EJ and E on December 1, 2008
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• Security Alarm Systems Code Changes Beginning in 2009
• Is It Really a Good Time to Buy a Home?
• City Reminds Residents to Prepare for Winter Weather
• Naper Settlement Receives Awards
• Naperville Heritage Society Receives NEH Grant
• Naper Settlement And Partners Receive Several Awards
• Civil War Days
• Democrat Dianne McGuire's 12,544 votes Exceed Republican in State Rep Primary
• McGuire Racks Up Endorsements for State Representative Candidacy
• Naperville Educator Announces Democratic Candidacy For State Representative
• Just For Grown Ups
• Wet n Messy Class
• Naper Settlement November 2007 Events
• Million Meal Challenge
• History Will Be Uncovered At Archeological Dig Site
• Here's Something Creative
• Naper Settlement’s Summer Programs Feature Flags, Fairs and Music Fans
• Feed My Starving Children Is Coming to Naperville!
• Naper Settlement Receives Several Awards
• Volunteers needed for Civil War Days at Naper Settlement
• Sign Up For Summer Camp
• Weed Ladies Spring Show and Sale
• Sullivan’s Wine Dinner
• Images of the Roaring Twenties
• The Grand Tour of the Martin Mitchell Mansion
• A new exhibit and a new program debut in February at Naper Settlement
• Music, maple sugar and poetic musings are on tap in March at Naper Settlement
• Naperville Heritage Society Wine Dinner

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