Week in Review: Locals Watch Venus Transit, Brewery Opens, Vigil for Teens Who Died in Crash

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The curious and those with a greater astronomical interest watched the transit of Venus from Rotary Hill Tuesday.

Keeley Kmieciak, 17, will be attending the University of Oklahoma on an athletic scholarship. She signed with the school's gymnastics team and plans to study nutrition.

Police and fire

A 58-year-old Bellview man has been charged with aggravated child pornography.

Around town

The Naperville Police Department will be holding a special traffic enforcement along the 75th Street corridor Tuesday.

Utility work will cause daily lane closures on Washington Street in downtown Naperville through Monday.

One of many projects funded through Naperville Century Walk is Way Finding art at the Jackson Avenue parking garage. Students will complete artworks on the two remaining floors this summer.

Naperville Patch shares some of the concerts and festivals happening in town this summer, from free concerts in your neighborhood park to a new TexMex & Music Fest.

Business

Naperville's newest and only brewery serves up four unique beers and a tasting room with a view.

Education

Students are maximizing resources throughout entire college career in order to stand out in job market.

Naperville Unit School District 203 board members discussed state pension reform issue as well as changing next year's graduation date at Monday's meeting.

Nearby communities

Hundreds of people lit candles Wednesday night and remembered the three teenagers who lost their lives in Monday's crash on Route 126.