This week in GO
Holiday happenings: Ways to bring joy to your Noel
Naperville isn't hurting for holiday happenings. From breakfasts with Santa to a ride on the Holly Trolley, the town is bursting with Christmas spirit. That's certainly the case at North Central College, where several holiday-themed events light up the season.
• Holiday happenings
• NCC enters the land of 'Seussical'
• Local kids, touring actors get a thrill from 'Wizard'
• 'Nutcracker' dancers get a taste of touring

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Congress extended the tax credit to try to continue boosting the flailing housing market. Is the extension going to help?

• Jumpstart? Tax credit hopes
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• Cure: Dusty dining room
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A look at our neighborhoods
'People come and stay' in Hobson West
Close to 75th Street shopping, and part of Naperville School District 203, Hobson West boasts plenty of amenities in addition to its great community atmosphere. Children swim with the Hobson West Waves at the local pool and tennis club, and adults enjoy the walking.
Check out some other communities we've profiled recently in our neighborhoods section:

Brush Hill Buttonwood Century Hill Farmington Green Acres Harmony Grove Heritage Knolls Hobson West Naper Carriage Hill Pembroke Commons River Run Saddle Creek South Pointe Spring Hill Woodlake

• 'People come and stay' in Hobson West

• Huber, Naperville seem set on a collision course
• Two arrested in Lisle burglary
• Retiring chief is Plainfield's finest
• Police Report: Vehicle burglarized
• Things to do
• Holiday closings
• Police confiscate Huber's property
None hurt in chlorine leak Fire damages Naperville flower shop Two arrested in Lisle burglary 'People come and stay' in Hobson West Historic Green Acres keeps woodsy feel Scott School fire under investigation School briefs The highs and lows of what a congressman is worth Readers respond to column on cameras

Naperville Sun Blogs

• Naperville North grad in soccer's biggest game
• Bears' defense needs to make a stand
• Streaky Bulls fade away
• No Khabibulin helps
• Weber to McCamey: Box out or you'll sit
• OHIO 38, NIU 31: Huskies rally twice but still fall short
• Notre Dame, Weis suffer devastating blow
• A perfect season
• Many area athletes will take a dive
• Change in the air this season
• Huskies, Wildcats battle to end
• Area girls basketball preview capsules
• Waubonsie girls optimistic about season
Great Scott! Star leads Beads to four-peat Football playoff brackets Smith picks Marquette Vote: Who was the top star in the quarterfinals? No stopping Hickey, Angels in final Blackshear eligible at Morgan Park

A table worth remembering
A beautiful holiday table does not have to be expensive or time consuming. With a wide variety of Naperville retailers and some tips from local decorators, giving a holiday table new life can be as easy as the pie being served on it.

• A table worth remembering
• Holiday closings
• Scouts learn that women can be in the Army, too
• THE HEALTHY PLATE: Healthier holiday cookies
• Social networks can help academics: study

Aurora loses its Arby's landmark
Arby's ­-- its big hat and all -- is gone from 809 N. Lake St. in Aurora, where it served up roast beef sandwiches for just more than 40 years. The fast-food restaurant north of Illinois Avenue was a local landmark with its large lit sign that boasted of its delicious roast beef.



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No peace on earth: Holiday films go to battle
Holiday movie preview: Viggo Mortensen isn't roasting chestnuts but trying to keep from getting roasted in the cannibal-crazy "The Road." Earthlings aren't exactly welcome when they visit Smurf-colored aliens in James Cameron's "Avatar." Even Daniel Day-Lewis can't find any peace in "Nine." Hopefully for Hollywood all this strife will result in what they really want under their collective Christmas trees: A big box of envelopes that say: "And the nominees are ..."
• Viggo Mortensen on 'The Road'

• Let's start missing Oprah!
• MSI visitors can dream of a 'White House' Christmas
• Local kids, touring actors get a thrill from 'Wizard'
• Five things to do
• 'Nutcracker' dancers get a taste of touring
• NCC enters the land of 'Seussical'
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