Good morning, Naperville.

Turning Pointe Autism Foundation held its 10th annual pumpkin races on Saturday, Oct.

24 at Rotary Hill, where students and community members packed and sold more than 400 kits + raced pumpkins to raise paid work experience and support for adults with autism.

Mesón Sabika (1025 Aurora Ave.) and Tapas Valencia will provide 4,000 complimentary Thanksgiving to go dinners on Thursday, Nov.

26 with pickup from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; pre-orders are required by Mon., Nov. 16 and Mesón Sabika had 2,500 reservations as of Oct. 26.

Kennedy Junior High launched the Jeff Moores Bicycle Initiative with donated bikes, helmets, and volunteer-built storage racks, and partners Naperville Outdoor Alliance, Kennedy Home and School, and Spokes Bikes held a demonstration on Oct.

22 (2929 Green Trails Drive in Lisle); the program will add cycling, maintenance, and trail field trips to PE for 6th, 7th and 8th graders.

A SmartAsset study shows Naperville renters need $913,915 without Social Security and $303,091 with it to retire comfortably, while homeowners need $773,745 without Social Security and $162,921 with it.

The Historic Preservation Commission approved on Thursday, Oct.

22 renovations to restore 1928 details at Beidelman building at 235 to 239 S. Washington St., including reopening windows + adding a stone look cornice, removing awnings, and ADA changes to close two entrances; signage decisions will return to the commission.