Prescription Drug Drop-Off Event Set For Aug. 27

Rep. Jim Durkin, the Western Springs Police Department and the Illinois State Police are hosting the event.

Park District Boosts Recreation Options With Creativity

The park district was featured in the Daily Herald for their ongoing work and creative responses to challenges during the pandemic.

Friday Night Acoustics Coming To 95th Street Community Plaza

Naperville Park District is extending the outdoor concert season.

Community Blood Drives Set For Aug. 20

Two local hospitals will be holding blood drives Thursday.

Naperville Park District Shares Labor Day Weekend Hours

The Last Fling event and parade are cancelled and Centennial Beach is closed as part of the community’s response to COVID-19.

Village Reminder: Register To Vote, Request Mail-In Ballot

"Now is the time to make sure you are registered."

Dupage Riverway Trail Improvements To Begin Next Week

Naperville Park District and the City of Naperville will work in two phases to perform preventative maintenance of the trail.

Grand-Burlington Electric Vehicle Charging Station Now Open

Two electric vehicles simultaneously can be serviced at the new station.

Public Works Department Continues Parkway Tree Branch Pickup After Monday Storm

Residents do not need to call the Village about branch pickup; crews are canvasing the entire community.

August Millennium Carillon Recital Dedicated To Chuck Seidel

“Chuck was a founding member of the Millennium Carillon Foundation and the driving force behind the project."

Naperville Park District Shares Capital Projects Plan

"This is an opportunity for the community to provide input prior to the design phase."

Springbrook And Naperbrook Golf Courses To Host Fall Tournaments

Tournaments scheduled for spring and early summer were cancelled.

Naperville Kite Fly Event Set For Aug. 30

Naperville Park District will host Kite Fly Aug. 30.

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Info about car repair, legal issues, consumer concerns and more is yours with your library card.

Clausen Project To Affect Western Springs Drivers

New water mains and concrete reconstruction are features of the project, village says.

Naperville Park District Releases 2019 Annual Report

The report "highlights the growth of recreation opportunities for the community."

Park District Shares Holiday Weekend Hours

Naperville Park District facilities will be closed Friday, July 3 through Sunday, July 5.

Annual Officer David White Scholarship Awarded To Katelyn Schultz

The 2020 Officer David White Scholarship was awarded to Katelyn Schultz, daughter of Naperville Firefighter and Paramedic Carl Schultz.

Naperville Park District Board Drops Lawsuit Against Governor Pritzker

The suit was initiated last month by the Park District to seek relief from the constraints of the Executive Order relative to COVID-19.

Naperville Park District Shares Phase 4 Reopening Plan

Naperville Park District will reopen Fort Hill Activity Center and outdoor playgrounds.

Creativebug now available to Thomas Ford Library patrons.

Thomas Ford patrons now have access to thousands of creative classes through Creativebug.

Naperville Park District Board Elects New Officers

Mike Reilly was elected president and Mike King was elected vice president, among other board officers.

Sportsman’s Park Trapshooting Range To Reopen June 18

Trapshooting at Naperville Park District’s Sportsman’s Park is set to resume next week.

Centennial Beach To Remain Closed For 2020 Season

The DuPage County Health Department will not issue a permit for Centennial Beach operations this year.

Park District 'Continues To Follow' Governor’s Executive Order, Director Says

"The District is currently operating and will continue to operate within the applicable parameters of the Governor’s Executive Order."

Naperville Park District Names Steve Schindlbeck As New Park Police Chief

Schindlbeck will be sworn in at a socially-distant ceremony at Rotary Hill June 15.

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Western Springs Warns About Wildlife

Village issues alert about animals, while other villages are focusing on the possibility of looters.

Summer Program Registration Begins June 1

Resident online registration for summer programs begins at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, June 1.

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East And West Branches Of The Dupage River Closed Due To Flooding

Recent heavy rainfall has caused flooding and dangerous conditions in the East and West Branches of the DuPage River in the Naperville area.

Western Springs Reports Flooding In Spots

Flagg Creek is high, so storm sewer systems are unable to fully handle flooding, village says.

Thomas Ford Friends group cancels donations & book sale for 2020

COVID-19 prevents adequate storage and the ability of Western Springs Library Friends to sort materials.

Western Springs Sees Small Increase In Virus Cases

Village's rate remains far lower than nearby towns, statistics show.

Golf Courses, Tennis Courts To Open May 1 With Restrictions

"The Naperville Park District will open Springbrook and Naperbrook Golf Course on Friday, May 1 along with tennis and pickle ball courts."

Naperville Park District To Residents: 'Keep Valuables Out Of Sight In Vehicles'

"The arrival of warm weather tends to produce an increase in burglary to motor vehicle crimes."

Western Springs Coronavirus: Case Count Edges Up By 2

Village's rate is considerably lower than nearby towns, statistics show.