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Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 1893

Four longtime friends are launching a Pickleball Kingdom franchise in Naperville to bring a facility with climate-controlled indoor courts and pickleball programs—coaching, clinics, and tournaments—to meet growing demand, and they said it may open in as little as four months or within a year.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 3678

Voters in several Chicago suburbs cast ballots on April 1 to choose village presidents and decide on key local issues, and FOX 32 continued to update live vote counts as ballots were tallied. The updates cover contests in Cook County and surrounding areas such as DuPage and Will counties — with referenda on local government changes and public safety on the ballot.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 2805

Unofficial results from the 2025 Naperville election show that incumbents and select newcomers are set to win four-year terms in races for City Council, two school boards and the Park District Board. Votes from DuPage and Will counties came from mail, early and in-person ballots and final certification is still pending (counts pending).

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