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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Naperville hires a finance director who grew up here

Plus, WW South heads to the football quarterfinals and Trader Joe's opens Monday in Oswego.

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City HallTop story

Naperville hires Andrea Lamberg, who grew up here, as its next finance director

Lamberg arrives with more than 18 years in municipal finance

18+
years of progressive municipal finance leadership
$150 million
financing plan she developed for Oswego's WaterLink project
50
government funds in the budgets she has managed

If you've wondered who will watch the city's books next, meet Andrea Lamberg. Naperville has hired her as its next director of finance, and she starts Dec. 14, according to a news release.

Lamberg lives in Naperville and most recently was finance director for the Village of Oswego. There she developed a $150 million financing plan for the village's Lake Michigan water project, . "I am excited for the opportunity to serve as Finance Director in the city I grew up in and call home," she said.

  • Starts with the city: Dec. 14
  • Credentials: Certified Public Accountant and Certified Public Finance Officer
  • Oswego bond rating maintained: Aa2 from Moody's
  • Budgets managed: up to $250 million

Lamberg has held five municipal finance jobs

EmployerRole
Village of OswegoFinance director (most recent)
Village of HinsdaleFinance director
City of Park RidgeFinance director
Village of LincolnwoodAccountant
Brown County, WisconsinBudget coordinator

High School Football

Wheaton Warrenville South routs Riverside-Brookfield 45-⁠14 to reach the quarterfinals

If you follow high school football, the Tigers are back in the state quarterfinals. Wheaton Warrenville South beat host Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 Friday in a Class 6A second-round game. It's the Tigers' first trip to the state quarterfinals since 2019.

Quarterback A.J. Rogers completed 18 of 26 passes and threw three touchdowns. "We're just hungry for more," he said.

WW South beat Riverside-Brookfield by 31 points

  • Wheaton Warrenville South45 (won)
    Riverside-Brookfield14
    FinalClass 6A second round
  • Next: home game vs. No. 2 seed Normal Community West
  • Records: WW South 8-3, Riverside-Brookfield 9-2
  • Defense: four interceptions, two by cornerback Sean Lyle
  • Field goal: 52 yards, from sophomore Drew Maletich

Steven Harvey had 135 receiving yards, ahead of Ittersagen and Bellows

Source: Shaw Local

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Steven Harvey135 yards
Blake Ittersagen96 yards
Jacob Bellows88 yards

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Nurses

A newly formed union will represent about 1,200 registered nurses at Endeavor Health Edward Hospital. Crain's Chicago Business says the Naperville vote grew Endeavor Health's nurse unionizing wave. Crain's Chicago Business

Naperville North

Naperville North lost 21-19 to Oswego Friday in a Class 8A second-round game, after a late comeback attempt fell short. Oswego senior fullback Luke Hernandez ran for two 49-yard gains, the second a touchdown. Oswego (10-1) plays the winner of Saturday's Lyons-Bolingbrook game in the quarterfinals. Shaw LocalChicago Sun-Times

Oswego held off Naperville North by two points

  • Naperville North19
    Oswego21 (won)
    FinalClass 8A second round

Hometown heroes

NCTV17's "The Morning Show" this year spotlighted the community's hometown heroes, with NBC 5's Stefan Holt as host. The program opened with two local teachers. NCTV17

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Trader Joe's

The new Trader Joe's at 1930 U.S. Route 34 in Oswego opens Monday with a 9 a.m. grand opening celebration. It's the grocer's first store in Kendall County, and it'll be open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Shaw Local says a Joliet store is expected to open by early December. Shaw LocalPlainfield Patch

Oswego's new Trader Joe's covers 9,234 square feet

Floor area of the new Oswego Trader Joe's, beside places you know

The new Oswego Trader Joe's9,234 sq. ft.
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft.NBA size

Source: Plainfield Patch

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The new Oswego Trader Joe's9,234 sq. ft.
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft. (NBA size)

Downers Grove North

Downers Grove North beat St. Rita 17-7 in a second-round game and reached the quarterfinals for the fourth straight year. The Trojans (10-1) held St. Rita to 121 total yards. They play the winner of Saturday's Glenbard North-Richards game next. Shaw LocalDaily Herald

Triple Play

Will County's Triple Play event runs today from 9 a.m. to noon in the W Parking Lot at Lewis University in Romeoville, and no appointment is required. It takes pumpkins for composting, and electronics with a limit of three TVs per vehicle. Confidential documents get shredded on-site, with a limit of three bank boxes per vehicle. 1340 WJOLRomeoville PatchShaw Local

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Daily Napervilleto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Naperville hires a finance director who grew up here

Plus, WW South heads to the football quarterfinals and Trader Joe's opens Monday in Oswego.

The TLDR

  1. Naperville hires Andrea Lamberg as its next finance director
  2. WW South routs Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 for the quarterfinals
  3. A new union will represent about 1,200 Edward Hospital nurses
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