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Naperville City Council met November 13.
Naperville City Council met at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 13.
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Naperville City Council will meet November 7
Naperville City Council will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 7.
Government
Permanent tax hike in Naperville described as 'unsustainable'
Echoing a move made by many other cash-strapped communities, Naperville is weighing whether to make permanent a temporary tax hike set to expire at year’s end, a proposal that has triggered criticism from some quarters.
Government
Housing vouchers continue to stir debate in Naperville
Naperville Councilman Paul Hinterlong says the numbers don't lie.
Government
Naperville councilwoman stands by anti-voucher position
Naperville property owners shouldn't have to open their doors to anyone they don't want to, Councilwoman Patty Gustin told the DuPage Policy Journal recently.
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Business
'Sanctuary' label not exactly welcome in Naperville, councilman says
Formally describing Naperville as either a "sanctuary" or even "welcoming" city strikes Councilman Kevin Coyne as a case of bureaucrats finding a solution for a problem that doesn’t exist.
Government
Forcing vouchers on Naperville landlords called bad for business
Naperville Councilman Kevin Coyne says the City Council’s decision to require landlords to consider federal housing vouchers as income is the most recent example of government flexing its muscle to weaken society.
Government
City of Naperville City Council met April 18.
City of Naperville City Council met at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 18.
Government
Naperville City Council met Jan. 17.
Naperville City Council met at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17.
Business
Re-elected, Coyne vows to keep focus on finances
Incumbent Kevin Coyne is celebrating his re-election to Naperville City Council after garnering the second-most votes in Tuesday’s election.
Government
Residents file to run for 4 Naperville City Council seats in spring
Naperville will see no lack of interest in filling four available City Council seats in the spring 2017 election, as five individuals — three incumbents and two new contenders — all declared their candidacies at the earliest opportunity.