News updates from the Naperville Sun delivered every Monday and Wednesday afternoon.
 Wednesday, Feb 6 Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne during Tuesday's council meeting called for state Rep. Anne Stava-Murray to resign from the post she was sworn into last month. |   | |
The Naperville Housing Advisory Commission Monday voted to recommend at least 20 percent of units in the Fifth Avenue redevelopment project be affordable under IDHA guidelines. | | | |
| After DuPage County Board members objected to having invocations at the start of meetings, most of which were Christian in orientation, an atheist has been asked to speak before the March 12 meeting. |
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| The electric sophomore receiver/quarterback decided it was time to reciprocate P.J. Fleck's faith by committing Sunday to the Golden Gophers. |
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| A fire in the garage of a Rockbridge Drive home in Naperville extended into second floor, fire officials said. |
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| Napervile professional organizers say they can help people who want to declutter and simply their lives but don't have the time, energy or know-how to complete the task. |
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| People's choice for outwear Monday, when temperatures were in the 50s, was much different than it was just four days, before when wind chills were minus 50. |
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| A group of private investors are behind Taps N Tenders, which is located on Route 59 just south of 95th Street in a former bank. General Manager Adrian Frey said chicken tenderloins are their specialty. |
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