Good morning, Naperville.

100+ Women Who Care in Naperville holds quarterly meetings where over 140 members each donate $100 to a local nonprofit; they meet on the third Tuesday of Feb, May, Aug, and Nov and invite interested residents to learn more and get involved.

Naperville's A Safer Naper campaign urges residents to watch for elder abuse signs like unexplained injuries and financial changes.

Residents should call 911 for emergencies or the Adult Protective Services Hotline (1-866-800-1409) if they suspect abuse.

Naperville offers meeting planners two hotel options: Hotel Arista at CityGate Centre, which provides luxury, sustainable meeting spaces and dining choices, and Hotel Indigo on the Riverwalk, which offers a boutique stay with nearby restaurants and an extra meeting area — adding 7,000 sqft for events.

The Riverwalk Fine Art Fair will take place on Saturday, Sept.

19 and Sunday, Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Jackson Avenue (between Main and Eagle Streets) and will feature vibrant handmade art that transforms downtown Naperville.

Naperville School District 203 is building a new bus transportation hub behind Naperville North High School that will offer offices, parking, and a rest area for drivers, and it is set to finish by mid-December.

The $18.5 million facility includes solar panels + geothermal wells for energy efficiency.

The city is holding its annual Public Safety Open House on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Public Safety Campus on Aurora Avenue, where families can see interactive fire prevention demos plus historic vehicles and food trucks.

Research shows that untreated hearing loss may speed up cognitive decline and raise the risk of falls among older adults.

Local experts advise residents to schedule regular hearing tests and consider hearing aids early (a step that may help protect brain health).

Naperville dental experts explain mini and traditional implants for replacing missing teeth: mini implants combine the post and abutment into one piece + require less bone while traditional implants use three separate parts and involve a longer recovery time.