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'We are unable to defend ourselves': Naperville Forward PAC closes amid Election Board complain - Vimarsana News

'We are unable to defend ourselves': Naperville Forward PAC closes amid Election Board complain

Leftist PAC, Naperville Forward, has officially shut down in the wake of an election board complaint, citing financial constraints as a barrier to mounting a defense.

Chirico: 'The mailer that has been talked about here was inappropriate. It's dirty politics' - Vimarsana News

Chirico: 'The mailer that has been talked about here was inappropriate. It's dirty politics'

Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico admonished Councilwoman Theresa Sullivan for engaging in “dirty politics.”

Book lovers across America need to know 'the story' of these 5 great cities - Vimarsana News

Book lovers across America need to know 'the story' of these 5 great cities

A new study from rent.com ranked the top U.S. cities for book lovers based on each city's library systems — and the top 5 will surprise many bookworms.

For Naperville Public Library's director, this is more than a logo change - Vimarsana News

For Naperville Public Library's director, this is more than a logo change

Naperville Public Library Executive Director Dave Della Terza believes the new branding effort for the library isn't just about changing a logo. It's about showing the community they have something to offer everyone.

'A lot of different cultures': Lessons in Asian American history coming to schools this fall - Vimarsana News

'A lot of different cultures': Lessons in Asian American history coming to schools this fall

Public schools across the suburbs are gearing up to teach Asian American history this fall, after Illinois became the first state in the nation to require through a law aiming for more representation and inclusion in the classroom.