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All decked out in green bunting, Casey’s Foods is set to celebrate 35 Years of serving Naperville with “Thanks a GRILL-ion, Naperville!” The special 3-day event is planned Aug. 21 through Aug. 23 at the grocery store in Naperville Plaza, located at 88 W. Gartner Road along Washington Street.

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Fall is just around the corner, and we can’t wait to welcome you to the 2026 Public Safety Open House! Join the Naperville Fire Department and Naperville Police Department for an exciting, behind-the-scenes look at the people, equipment and teamwork that help keep our community safe every day.

Mark your calendars! 10AM – 2PM Saturday, September 26, 2026 Public Safety Cam...

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As summer comes to an end and students head back to school, families are busy shopping for supplies, adjusting routines and preparing for a successful year. Another important part of that preparation is helping children develop safe and healthy digital habits.

From middle school through college, smartphones have become an essential part of everyday life. They help stud...


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It was fun celebrating our nation’s 250th Birthday, but if we go back to 1776, the colonists were not celebrating yet. King George probably did not receive notification of our Declaration until late August or in September. Fighting did not end until October 19, 1781, when General Lord Cornwallis surrendered his army to George Washington at Yorktown, Virginia.

The war d...


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Fact: No town or county in the U.S. has ever been damaged by an accident at the local nuclear power plant. But how do the locals feel about them?

Each plant employs between 500 and 900 full-time security guards, administrative staff, maintenance technicians, licensed operators, degreed engineers, and executives. Most are unionized. The jobs pay well, with good benefits...


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