Naperville initiates work to reduce flooding risks
The runoff that follows heavy rain may soon have an easier time finding its way out of town. Staff members on Tuesday presented the Naperville City Council with a package of action items designed to minimize the damage from future floods by cutting risk factors; …Read More
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Police: Man charged with making NCC threats reveled in Sandy Hook massacre
A man accused of posting online threats of killing people on the campus of North Central College in Naperville also appeared to have taken delight in the Dec. 14 mass-shooting murder of 26 elementary school children and teachers in Newtown, Conn., according to Naperville police …Read More
- School District 204 gets good budget news
- District 203 Board approves $253 million 2013-14 budget
- No mandatory drug testing for now in D203
- DuPage asks residents to watch out for turtles
Scientists moving 15-ton magnet from New York to Fermilab
UPTON, N.Y. — New York to the Chicago area, in five weeks? Scientists on Long Island are preparing to move a 50-foot-wide electromagnet 3,200 miles …Read More
Baseball: Benet’s McInerney named Sun Baseball Player of the Year
The Naperville Sun’s 2013 Baseball Player of the Year, Benet’s Pat McInerney proved to people he could play the game that will send him to Read More
Sound of music
Don’t be surprised if you find yourself hearing music this summer. Community theater groups generally wait for summer to trot out the big musical productions …Read More
- June 21-23: Rotary GroveFest, Yorkville River Night, Summer Solstice Craft Beer & Indie Music Festival, Old Campground Festival, Big Rock Wine Fest, Homer Community Fest
- Just before beginning of Swedish Days, event honors traditions of Scandanavia
- RiverEdge debut a success, despite glitches
- 5 things to do: Grape Nuts
Good Cause: Step Up for Autism Walk
The Fifth annual Step Up for Autism Walk benefitting Little Friends is at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 23, on the Naperville Riverwalk. Read More
