Daily Herald - Mon Nov 09
Brian Rosel, left, of Buffalo Grove, and his father, Mike Rosel, of Chicago, put up a tag for their brother/son Joseph Rosel, who is currently serving in Afghanistan during the opening of the Naperville Healing Field of Honor at Rotary Hill Sunday.
Firefighters save dog with mini-oxygen maskDaily Herald - Sun Nov 08
Naperville firefighters used a pet-sized oxygen mask Sunday to revive a dog that was overcome by smoke in a townhouse fire.
Livingston a diva of not-for-profitsNaperville Sun - Sun Nov 08
Lisa Livingston, 28, is the director of event services for the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Dugan jury from various backgroundsDaily Herald - Sun Nov 08
For five weeks, the DuPage County jury sat just feet away from a man whose horrific sexual violence still haunts.
Who got the H1N1 shots?Daily Herald - Sun Nov 08
The allocation of vaccines for the H1N1 flu virus in recent weeks may have seemed haphazard.
Scott Huber's battleNaperville Sun - Sun Nov 08
Scott Huber's battles with the Naperville City Council have drawn attention to issues ranging from the rights of homeless people to city zoning laws.
Local unemployment numbers growingDaily Herald - Fri Nov 06
Unemployment in the suburbs has been escalating along with state and national figures.
Refurbish furniture to keep it in styleDaily Herald - Fri Nov 06
This reupholstered chair is better than new and still sports its original brass tacks, said Michelle Banks Watt.
Planned Parenthood lawsuit dismissedBeacon News - Fri Nov 06
Twenty-one months after it was first filed, a DuPage County judge dismissed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and the city of Aurora on Friday.
Naperville man charged with briberyDaily Herald - Thu Nov 05
A Naperville man was charged in federal court Thursday with trying to set up restaurant franchises at O'Hare and Midway airports by bribing a Chicago official.
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