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  • West Suburban Local Scoreboard for Thursday, March 23

    Scores and highlights may be emailed to tribwestsports@gmail.com Note: Schedule subject to change because of weather and other factors. BASEBALL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Nonconference Aurora Central Catholic at Lisle, 4:30 p.m. Aurora Christian at Westmont, 4:30 p.m. Batavia at Minooka, 4:30 p.m. Belvidere...

  • West Suburban Local Scoreboard for Wednesday, March 22

    Scores and highlights may be emailed to tribwestsports@gmail.com Note: Schedule subject to change because of weather and other factors. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MEN WEDNESDAY'S GAME NJCAA Div. II Tournament At Danville Area Community College Consolation bracket Waubonsee vs. Southern Maryland, 3 p.m. BASEBALL...

  • Red-hot Redwing: Benet grad Sean O'Mara heats up for Xavier in NCAA tournament

    Red-hot Redwing: Benet grad Sean O'Mara heats up for Xavier in NCAA tournament

    Sean O'Mara recognized it almost immediately. A wide-eyed freshman for Benet in 2010-11, he got a glimpse — through Frank Kaminsky — of the road he'd eventually take. "It was definitely a wake-up call of what I had to get going towards in order to get to the level he was at and where I wanted to...

  • Elite status: Neuqua Valley repeats in league, reaches Elite Eight in playoffs

    Elite status: Neuqua Valley repeats in league, reaches Elite Eight in playoffs

    Neuqua Valley wasn't sure what to expect from its hockey team entering the 2016-17 season. But the goals set by coach Dan Granato were clear again. The Wildcats were expected to do at least one of three things: win the Illinois High School Hockey League West regular-season title, win the league...

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  • 'Silent Sky' the story of female 'computer' who advanced Hubble's work

    'Silent Sky' the story of female 'computer' who advanced Hubble's work

    You may not know her name, but her work has helped us understand our universe. Henrietta Swan Leavitt hopefully may no longer be a name lost to history thanks to the new play "Silent Sky," which showcases her life as a female "computer" in the early 1900s at Harvard College Observatory. Marking the...

  • Specialty drinks, treats at cozy Graham's 318 Coffeehouse

    Specialty drinks, treats at cozy Graham's 318 Coffeehouse

    "A cup of coffee shared with a friend is happiness tasted and time well spent." This is one of the sayings painted on the floor in Graham's 318 Coffeehouse in Geneva, which has a cozy, homelike feel. Local artists display and sell their work, which hangs in the upstairs hallway. "Geneva hit me as...

  • Pinballers 'flip' for Aerosmith machine at Chicago Street Arcade

    Pinballers 'flip' for Aerosmith machine at Chicago Street Arcade

    Not every pinball wizard, to misappropriate a quote from a 48-year-old rock opera about an 86-year-old arcade game, sure plays a mean pinball. Mark Czarnowski, who owns Joliet's Chicago Street Pinball Arcade and all 35 of the pinball machines in it, dismisses his skill level. "I do like playing them,"...

  • Anthrax brings 'epic' effort to Arcada

    Anthrax brings 'epic' effort to Arcada

    Even though the band recently marked it's 35th anniversary, members of Anthrax wanted to make sure they looked to the future when recording their latest album. "The last thing you want to do is ride on your laurels. Yeah we know you made a record 30 years ago that people (expletive) love. But let's...

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  • Chef's Choice: Well-seasoned meat on skewers the big appeal of Fogo de Chao

    Chef's Choice: Well-seasoned meat on skewers the big appeal of Fogo de Chao

    In Chef's Choice, the Naperville Sun asks local chefs about their favorite meal in Naperville at a restaurant other than their own. This week, we speak with Joseph Dydio, 38, general manager of the Naperville Houlihan's at 2860 Showplace Drive, who says skewered meat served in large quantities...

  • Manker: Kids and cell phones means expect certain inevitabilities

    Manker: Kids and cell phones means expect certain inevitabilities

    As a parent, when one crosses the mental hurdle of acknowledging the time is right to get their child a phone, said parent has resigned themselves to a few inevitabilities: •Data overages and slower speeds will soon become a way of life – twice out of the last three months for us – unless of course...

  • Words are not enough to make Naperville 'welcoming'

    Words are not enough to make Naperville 'welcoming'

    It's difficult not to agree with the idea that Naperville should declare itself a welcoming city. It has always been proud of the fact that newcomers have found the town and its many amenities the kind of place in which they and their families could comfortably establish their homes and businesses....

  • Letters to the editor: Good government; change needed

    Letters to the editor: Good government; change needed

    Choose 'good government' candidates On April 4, Naperville residents should support City Council candidates who understand that they represent first and foremost the residents of the city of Naperville. Judy Brodhead, Kevin Gallaher and John Krummen consistently demonstrate this at nearly every...

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  • Metra surveying area residents on future fares, services

    Metra surveying area residents on future fares, services

    Regardless of whether you're a current, former or prospective passenger, Metra wants to hear from you. Naperville residents and other Metra users have until March 31 to weigh in on potential ticket and fare options being considered by the transit agency. Opinions are being sought on subjects that...

  • Naperville man going back to prison for 5th DUI

    Naperville man going back to prison for 5th DUI

    A Naperville man is heading back to prison after being convicted of driving drunk for the fifth time. David M. Curto, 59, of the 400 block of Prairie Knoll Drive, pleaded guilty Tuesday to an amended felony charge of aggravated DUI/fifth violation, DuPage County court records said. Eight other...

  • Naperville police, FBI hosting crime victims' rights fair

    Naperville police, FBI hosting crime victims' rights fair

    The Naperville Police Department and the FBI will host a four-hour informational and educational fair spotlighting the rights of crime victims, the first such event of its kind in the Chicago area nearly a decade. Representatives from 40 federal, state and local public service and law enforcement...

  • Charges against Naperville man accused in Bartlett standoff dismissed

    Charges against Naperville man accused in Bartlett standoff dismissed

    Prosecutors have dropped criminal charges filed in 2014 against a Naperville man who was accused of keeping police at bay for five hours outside the factory in Bartlett where he worked. Prosecutors from the DuPage County state's attorney's office opted not to pursue a felony charge of criminal...

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  • A father and 2 sons given prison for sex trafficking underage girls

    A father and 2 sons given prison for sex trafficking underage girls

    Like most American teens, Chicago-area twin brothers Tyrelle and Myrelle Lockett hung out a lot at the mall. But they weren't there to gossip with friends or have a soft pretzel and a smoothie. Federal prosecutors say the Lockett brothers were sent to shopping centers by their father, Nathan Nicholson,...

  • Wife unaware daughters were dead in St. Charles when estranged husband called

    Wife unaware daughters were dead in St. Charles when estranged husband called

    Brittany and Tiffany Coffland were shot to death before their mother arrived at her estranged husband's St. Charles condominium on the evening of March 10, according to a report released by St. Charles police. According to the police report, Anjum Coffland said she received messages from her husband...

  • The NFL has effectively blackballed Colin Kaepernick

    The NFL has effectively blackballed Colin Kaepernick

    A week before Christmas 1996, Craig Hodges, who twice during his 10 NBA seasons was the league's best three-point shooter, filed a federal lawsuit against the NBA. He charged that the league colluded to end his career four seasons earlier. Hodges contended the league was upset that he showed up...

  • Trump demands Republicans vote on health care Friday or Obamacare stays

    Trump demands Republicans vote on health care Friday or Obamacare stays

    Abandoning negotiations, President Donald Trump on Thursday demanded a make-or-break vote on health care legislation in the House, threatening to leave Obamacare in place and move on to other issues if Friday's vote fails. The risky move, part gamble and part threat, was presented to GOP lawmakers...

  • In New Trier, is a right-wing plot unfolding?

    In New Trier, is a right-wing plot unfolding?

    I went to the Wilmette Theatre on Wednesday evening to catch the premiere of "New Trier: Tip of the Spear," an insta-documentary on the controversy that broke out in advance of New Trier High School's Feb. 28 Seminar Day on Race. It wasn't because I wanted to revisit or relive the parochial debate...

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