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IHSA allows participants to shed masks in low-risk sports and activities

Cameron Rozek, Managing Editor & News Editor • April 28, 2021
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Column: A modest COVID recovery plan for NCHS

Braden Hajer, Copy Editor & Columnist • April 22, 2021
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Masked hybrid learning students sit socially distanced in the cafeteria during free periods.

COVID-19: A year later

Cameron Rozek, Managing Editor & News Editor • April 22, 2021
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A nurse at the DuPage County Health Department prepares to vaccinate a department safety officer.

COVID-19 vaccine to be made available for individuals 16 and older in DuPage County on April 12

Jeremy Zhao, Staff Writer & Staff Photographer • April 9, 2021
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Naperville Central begins COVID surveillance testing

Naperville Central begins COVID surveillance testing

William Tong, Online Managing Editor & Editorial Editor • March 3, 2021
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Naperville Central High School junior and varsity running back Antonio Torres makes a run after receiving the ball in a non-school sanctioned seven-on-seven practice camp against Waubonsie Valley High School at the Knoch Park multipurpose turf field in Naperville.

Student athletes, coaches learn to cope with coronavirus

Nina Davis, Correspondent • February 18, 2021
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An image of Naperville mayor Steve Chirico with his family attending wedding celebrations in Florida unmasked, reportedly taken by one of the wedding attendees, has been circulating social media, prompting backlash from local residents. The mayor has stood by his decision to travel and attend the wedding.

Opinion: Mayor Chirico: Own up, apologize, then pass a mask mandate

Nathan Yuan, Staff Writer • December 19, 2020
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Many local businesses, like downtown restaurant Fat Rosies, are looking for ways to weather the new restrictions economic effects.

Amid pandemic restrictions, half of Naperville restaurants fear closure in 5 months, survey says

Nathan Yuan, Correspondent • December 7, 2020
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As winter approaches and COVID-19 restrictions become more stringent, many Naperville restaurants, like Lou Malnatis Pizzeria, are looking to enclosed outdoor seating as an option to offer in-person dining experiences.

New COVID-19 restrictions are set in place just as Naperville restaurants get into pandemic routine

Mia Hernandez and Nina Davis • November 17, 2020
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