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Fire damages Naperville flower shop
A sign on the roof of a business caught fire Saturday afternoon, resulting in a structure fire that was electrical in nature, Naperville Battalion Chief Gary Burke said.
A sign on the roof of a business caught fire Saturday afternoon, resulting in a structure fire that was electrical in nature, Naperville Battalion Chief Gary Burke said.
None hurt in chlorine leak
No one was hurt Friday as the Naperville Fire Department responded to a chlorine leak at the water division of the Naperville Department of Public Utilities.
No one was hurt Friday as the Naperville Fire Department responded to a chlorine leak at the water division of the Naperville Department of Public Utilities.
Huber, Naperville seem set on a collision course
People have given Scott Huber many labels. That homeless guy. Bum. Horticulturalist. Panhandler. Political writer. Eyesore. He's 58, has a long white beard and has kept vigil outside a Naperville parking deck for years. In the past two weeks, police have ticketed him, fined him $50 and confiscated his belongings.
People have given Scott Huber many labels. That homeless guy. Bum. Horticulturalist. Panhandler. Political writer. Eyesore. He's 58, has a long white beard and has kept vigil outside a Naperville parking deck for years. In the past two weeks, police have ticketed him, fined him $50 and confiscated his belongings.
Scott School fire under investigation
With classes set to resume as scheduled Monday morning, Scott Elementary School and its contents will undergo a thorough cleaning this weekend following Friday morning's fire.
With classes set to resume as scheduled Monday morning, Scott Elementary School and its contents will undergo a thorough cleaning this weekend following Friday morning's fire.
Two arrested in Lisle burglary
Two suspects were arrested Wednesday by Lisle police in connection with a burglary in Lisle.
Two suspects were arrested Wednesday by Lisle police in connection with a burglary in Lisle.
Retiring chief is Plainfield's finest
When Don Bennett took over as Plainfield's police chief in 1985, the village was working on getting its first traffic signal installed at Route 59 and Lockport Street. Despite the smaller population, crime was similar back then, he said. Bennett, 64, retired Nov. 15 after about 24 years as police chief.
When Don Bennett took over as Plainfield's police chief in 1985, the village was working on getting its first traffic signal installed at Route 59 and Lockport Street. Despite the smaller population, crime was similar back then, he said. Bennett, 64, retired Nov. 15 after about 24 years as police chief.
Police Report: Vehicle burglarized
Between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, there was a vehicle burglary at 115 Newgate Ave.
Between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, there was a vehicle burglary at 115 Newgate Ave.
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