Kim Pirc

6 days ago | nctv17.org | Kim Pirc

Car enthusiasts cruised into town on Saturday, June 14, for the annual Downtown Naperville Vintage Car Show. “This is a great place to enjoy some older cars, and the owners are almost always right beside the car where you can ask questions,” said attendee Lynn Pries. A lineup of classic cars for all to enjoyClassic models in a range of styles were on display for the community to get a close-up view. One return car owner on site was Tom Harrington, showing off his vintage car from the 1960s.

1 week ago | nctv17.org | Kim Pirc

The city of Naperville is poised to grow its municipal boundaries by 10 acres and, in the process, bring with it a proposed 68-unit townhome development, based on plans unveiled at a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on Wednesday, June 18. M/I Homes, which has developed housing projects throughout the Chicago region, is behind the proposal, referred to as Everly Trace. Bridge Street Properties LLC is serving as the petitioner.

1 week ago | nctv17.org | Kim Pirc

In his eight years, Naperville resident Charlie Sims has had to field a number of challenges. “We started noticing changes in Charlie at age four. Those changes started with regression and developmental skills such as handwriting, speaking, sleeping. And then the biggest one that was the greatest red flag for us was his memory. When he started to show signs of childhood dementia,” said Leigh Sims, Charlie’s mom.

1 week ago | nctv17.org | Kim Pirc

Man faces attempted murder charge after allegedly shooting at wife in NapervilleAn Elgin man has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after allegedly firing a gun at his estranged wife while she was in her car trying to leave a Naperville residence she had been staying at. Rocky Ahmedyar, 35, has also been charged with one count of aggravated discharge of a firearm, one count of aggravated stalking, and one count of misdemeanor violation of an order of protection.

1 week ago | nctv17.org | Kim Pirc

With planning on next year’s municipal budget getting underway later this summer, Naperville decision-makers are wading into the murky waters of considering the city’s future in potentially implementing a 1% sales tax on grocery purchases to replace a statewide tax that’s being eliminated. A preliminary debate about the matter occurred at a Tuesday, June 17, city council meeting, and further discussions are anticipated next month.