r/Naperville

Every time there is a heavy rain that part of Naper blvd floods. For years now l have been the guy with the rake that goes out to unclog the drain so the water recedes. Yesterday was the last time. The reason I'm not going to do it anymore is there are so many people who actually speed up through the flooded area specifically to see how badly they can splash me. I'm finally done. Best of luck to you all.

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So our basement flooded last night. Not too bad and drained quickly after the rain stopped. But we have quite a few items ranging from small to large (queen size mattress, box spring) that's damaged and we want to throw away.

Can we leave it all curb side for trash day? How long ahead of time can we do that?

Are there any recommendations for resources or plumbers to help with basement flooding? It’s about 1-2 inches on one side of the basement with likely a sump pump failure. Need help for a home with senior citizens.

Post any updates here of flooding in Naperville, including road closures.

Where to watch Mexico vs England World Cup game tomorrow? Me and a couple of my friends are looking for a fun spot. Thanks in advance!

I want to watch tv and not via Xfinity. I want to have Chicago ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, The Golf Channel, ESPN, the Chicago White Sox network/channel which is CHSN, WCIU, History. Ideally, I want to watch Sox games, Bears games, Bulls games, whatever PGA Tour event is on any given weekend. I'm posting this in the Naperville sub because I think an antenna is just out of range of getting Chicago channels but would like to have that confirmed from other Naperville residents. I don't want to have to have multiple different subscriptions to make this happen but I feel like an antenna in Naperville just doesn't work here. Thoughts?

Update...I should say I have a Samsung with the Samsung TV Plus wih an antenna that I can move up to about 10' away but the signal is trash.

Mods: Please allow as I am asking for recomendations and tips and tricks to get local Chicago stations here in Naperville, and more.

Brand new to the area and I need to surprise someone with some fancy cheese (preferably French). Any recs on where I can find some? I’ll check the grocery stores obvs but is there somewhere else I should try?

Hi there, I’d like to ask if anyone knows Belmont Cameli personally—in real life? Whether from his childhood in Naperville or later in his adult life? Judging by his interviews, he seems like a very caring, funny, respectful, and emotionally mature young man. I’m curious to know if he’s as perfect as he appears (surely not—nobody is). But some of his interviews seem almost too good to be true, painting him as the ultimate "green flag." I can’t tell if it’s just to help market his character in *Off Campus* and the show itself, or if he’s genuinely just a really great guy. Thanks a lot in advance for your answers, everyone !!! ☺️

I have a dog that has a lipoma which is just a fatty lump near her paw. It’s been getting bigger over time and it’s time to get it removed. Those require surgery, and some of the vets we’ve seen in the past go heavy on the upsell services or try to pressure you into other services. I just want a reasonably priced vet that can do the biopsy and get this off my dogs foot without signing up for a corporate subscription or being pressured into expensive dog dentistry.

Anyone know a place?

He said today's his fifth day out there selling. The kind-hearted kid gives the construction workers, currently replacing the road curbs, a discount.

The company posted on Instagram that due to market forces that they are closing. Last day August 7th