
Dave Fidlin
Journalist, Writer and Editor at Freelance
Proprietor (DF Communications, LLC) | Freelance Journalist | Writer & Editor | Devoted Learner | Passionate Traveler | dave.fidlin(at)https://t.co/0VYmj5Ylwz
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1 week ago |
nctv17.org | Kim Pirc |Dave Fidlin
After hearing a range of concerns from more than a half-dozen adjacent residential neighbors, the property owner of an established gas station and convenience store was given a “no” vote from a Naperville municipal panel for the recommendation of the expansion of an ancillary U-Haul operation.
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1 week ago |
nctv17.org | Kim Pirc |Dave Fidlin
An updated agreement between the city of Naperville and the Naperville Heritage Society concerning oversight of the historic Naper Settlement site has been finalized. The revised agreement between the parties has been in the works for a number of years. The city council on Tuesday, April 15, adopted a resolution approving the new agreement for Naper Settlement and passed an ordinance, updating the municipal code as it pertains to the Naper Settlement Museum Board.
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2 weeks ago |
nctv17.org | Kim Pirc |Dave Fidlin
Naperville Park District officials are in the process of reviewing a pair of disparate public art proposals that are designed to depict the upcoming warm-weathered months. Both projects would be situated in areas of the Riverwalk and will require formal approvals. A spring-themed interactive lightscape design is the first of the Riverwalk proposals under review. The second public art project involves the recently announced duck-themed summer sculpture series.
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2 weeks ago |
nctv17.org | Jesus Cortez |Dave Fidlin
Residents of Naperville and other DuPage County communities now have the ability to send a text message to 911 as emergencies arise. The additional feature, which is the byproduct of technological upgrades, was highlighted during the county’s recognition of a national campaign on the importance public safety telecommunicators play in dispatching vital information.
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3 weeks ago |
nctv17.org | Liz Spencer |Dave Fidlin
Naperville ends sidewalk cost-share program for now. After several years of discussion, the Naperville City Council has taken a step forward and removed a stipulation that property owners need to pay a portion of the cost of replacing sidewalks that have deteriorated over time. Naperville’s municipal code has long included a cost-sharing provision for sidewalk replacements. The most recent formula that has been in place is a cost-split.
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