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Naperville Sun Wednesday, May 14, 2025 | | |
| | The west suburban nature park’s latest outdoor show of sculptures is by Portland artists Heather and Fez BeGaetz, with figures inspired by the wildlife of Northern Illinois. | | | The advertised deadline for Naperville to decide whether or not it wants to continue procuring energy from the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency has come and gone. But a contract extension has yet to go to Naperville City Council for a vote. And the city’s electric utility director says the option is still on the table. | | | DuPage County Board District 5 reps, Sadia Covert and Dawn DeSart, both from Naperville, confirmed they’re running for reelection. | | | Spring has sprung, so celebrate the season with one of Naperville Public Library’s Amazing Book Challenge categories: Books in Bloom. | | | The DuPage State’s Attorney’s Office said Monday that Murtaza Hameed will not be released pre-trial, and will appear in court on June 2. | | | The NCAA transfer portal has changed the recruiting game for high school football players — and the coaches who try to set them on the best path. | | | Russo and the Wildcats defeat Naperville North for the first time since 2015. | | | Putting a slow start behind him, Vorwick has emerged as a productive hitter for the Huskies. | | | Roundup of small news items for the Naperville area. | | | |
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