On Saturday, March 12th, from 8AM – 10AM, the Rotary Club of Naperville Sunrise is hosting the annualy St. Paddy’s Day 5k Race. The race will start and finish at the West / Jackson intersection in downtown Naperville.
Ahh, some photos from downtown Naperville in warmer times… Is it too early to be longing for summer?
As if we weren’t already force-fed advertisements just about everywhere we go, now get ready to see them at high school sporting events. Is it an innovative solution to tough financial times? Or by allowing advertising on school scoreboards, are cash-strapped schools shaking hands with the devil? Read more about it here… Glenbard High School…
The map below is helpful for identifying which communities are associated to a particular school district within DuPage. Click on the map for a detailed view of the DuPage County school system and the included area school districts. A list of DuPage County school districts follows (below the map).
I’d like to share a story with you about two good families in DuPage County. The names are made up, but the story is a very true tale of kindness and charity.. Three weeks ago, Tom and his wife, Jenny, purchased a queen-sized mattress set for their bedroom. Their old mattress set was clean, and still…
The Mill Race Inn restaurant in Geneva, IL has closed due to poor economic conditions.
If you have young children and haven’t attended a previous Safety Saturday, you won’t want to miss this event! There is a lot to like about this event. First of all, admission is free, but what I like most is that the event is really fun! It’s geared to kids and promotes awareness and child safety.
Bende’s Specialty Foods Direct of Glen Ellyn offers a wide variety of imported and gourmet foods and deli meats.
Hiding at the back of an industrial park in Warrenville, you’ll find (if you’re lucky) Two Brothers Brewing Company, a micro-brewery and adjoining restaurant and bar. The area surrounding Two Brothers is not the least bit swanky
Naperville settles racial bias lawsuit for $21,000 The City of Naperville has settled a federal lawsuit with a Wheaton man who claims officers were racially motivated when a police dog bit him following a 2008 altercation outside a downtown Naperville bar. Read more on Chicago Tribune
