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The City of Naperville is located in the northeastern part of the Illinois. Naperville is 28 miles west of downtown Chicago. Ranked as a top community in the United States to raise children, retire and start a home-based business, the city boasts nationally acclaimed schools, the best public library system in the country, an exceptionally low crime rate and a lower unemployment rate than the state's average. In 2005, the city was once again named as one of best places to live in the United States by Money Magazine. Naperville ranked third of 100 finalists and was the only Illinois town to make the 2005 "Best Places To Live" list.
 

Enjoy brick paths that wind along the DuPage River through downtown Naperville. The Riverwalk features fountains, covered bridges, the Riverwalk amphitheater, gazebos and shaded sitting areas, a cultural center, a large sled hill, the Riverwalk Eatery, a picnic pavilion and paddleboat rides. A memorial to the victims of the September 11 attack is located on the Riverwalk’s south bank, adjacent to City Hall. 

Area Info: 

Naperville Chamber of Commerce 

Naperville School Report Cards 

Naperville Official Site 

Recreation: 

DuPage Children's Museum 

Naper Settlement 

Naperville Park District 

Summer Place Theatre 

Plainfield is located 35 miles southwest of Chicago. It is one of the fastest growing communities in the entire state of Illinois. Plainfield’s downtown area still has that hint of small town charm, but the village itself is close to several interstates and state highways making it easy for those trying to commute to the city. 

Plainfield has undergone a lot of changes over the past few years. Among these is the beautiful job the Village has done with the historic downtown area. Right behind the new City Hall is Settlers' Park, a 20+ acre park with a magnificent Amphitheater, History Walk, lake, open space, picnic shelter, tot lot, and walking trails.  

Area Info: 

Plainfield Chamber of Commerce 

Plainfield School Report Cards 

Plainfield Official Site 

Recreation: 

Plainfield Mainstreet 

Lake Renwick Heron Rookery 

Joliet is one of the fastest growing cities not only in Illinois, but in the country. With the city’s rapid growth has come a boom in new housing and new jobs making Joliet it’s own little “Land of Opportunity”. It is not only a great place to live, but also a great place to play. The city has two casinos, a NASCAR track, an NHRA dragsrtip, baseball stadium, water park, museum and two public libraries. 

Joliet is a city rich in arts and entertainment, with murals and mosaics decking the town and depicting the city’s history and heritage. The historic Rialto Square Theatre brings in the hottest new shows to the area. There’s drama and exhibitions for every taste. Hike and Bike the trails and turns of Joliet. With a number of scenic and accessible paths in the Will County Forest Preserve, it’s a perfect day to go ride a bike. A day at the park can be full of fun too, especially with the city’s floral gardens and scenic riverside parks. 

Area Info: 

Joliet Chamber of Commerce 

Joliet School Report Cards 

Joliet Official Site 

Recreation: 

Rialto Square Theatre 

Chicagoland Speedway 

Joliet Jackhammers Baseball 

Splash Station Waterpark 

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