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How renovations will help protect Danada House's history while safeguarding its future - Vimarsana News

How renovations will help protect Danada House's history while safeguarding its future

Dan and Ada Rice lived as true horse people do. Their estate, separating Wheaton and Naperville, looked as if it belonged in Kentucky bluegrass country with its white-fenced paddocks, hickory trees, a...

DuPage County Forest Preserve District holds the line on taxes for fourth consecutive year - Vimarsana News

DuPage County Forest Preserve District holds the line on taxes for fourth consecutive year

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County’s board of commissioners recently unanimously approved the agency’s 2024 budget and annual appropriation ordinance. The $136.2 million budget is pr...

Bridge Communities celebrates lives transformed at spring luncheon June 16 - Vimarsana News

Bridge Communities celebrates lives transformed at spring luncheon June 16

Bridge Communities' "Celebrating Women, Transforming Lives" returns Friday, June 16, to the Danada House.

Time for some upgrades: Historic Danada House to get accessibility, other improvements next year - Vimarsana News

Time for some upgrades: Historic Danada House to get accessibility, other improvements next year

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is planning extensive repairs to the Danada House, the former country mansion of Dan and Ada Rice, a philanthropic couple who trained a Kentucky Derby winner at their rural retreat between Wheaton and Naperville.

Lawmakers call on DuPage sheriff to enforce assault weapons ban - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers call on DuPage sheriff to enforce assault weapons ban

DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick says the law is poorly written and that he has concerns about having the resources to enforce the new rules.