Naperville Sun readers have plenty of opinions when it comes to the news of the day. Here are some of the comments left on stories posted on our website — www.napersun.com — and on our Facebook page.
In response to a story on the number of electric Tuk Tuk trams in downtown Naperville doubling from two to four in 10 months:
Great, as long as the drivers obey the laws of the road and driving! Two weeks ago, I was walking with my grandchildren on the Riverwalk, crossing by the Dandelion Fountain at a designated walk. Car stopped, we waited, our turn to cros and a Tuk Tuk barely paused and looked at us as if we were wrong!
More for lazy people who can’t walk
downtown naperville too crowded for me…..prefer wheaton, plainfield, glen ellyn. Still quaint towns not trying to be the “BIG CITY” vibe.
Wonder how their prices compare to let’s say Uber/taxi? Do they only travel around downtown Naperville?
Please Keep Up The Good Work. God Bless You, ALL. Wish You All The Best Of Luck.
Saw half a dozen giggling girls pour out of one at River walk on a cold April evening. Quite a lovely sight
Awesome
In response to wallethub.com listing Naperville as one of the top 30 beach towns in which to live in the country:
Okay, the Naperville love-fest is getting a little out of hand here people…it’s an awesome place, no question about it, but one of the top beach towns?
I grew up there. Now I live in Massachusetts. Sorry, Naperville, but that’s not a beach. It’s a really big pool with sand next to it.
I’m glad to see what they’ve done with that old quarry. The quarry was a good place to swim back in the early sixties when my family first moved there, but it definitely wasn’t much of place for lounging around and just relaxing.
My favorite beach in my teen yrs!
No way
In all the years we lived there, I never saw a beach.
Let’s stop the madness. I’ll give you that your “downtown” MIGHT be pop’n, but you can miss me with this beach town foolery.
I love living in Naperville l, but that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.
Centennial Beach is awesome!
In response to a man eating more than 30 hot dogs in order to win the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest qualifier held at Naperville Ribfest:
All food eating contests, especially this type are foolish, if you wanted to attract positive attention how about inviting people from a shelter to enjoy a free picnic-type lunch, or donate food to a local food bank and advertise your donation.
This makes Texas Hold ’em look like a real sport.
It’s just gluttony, said the ultra right Christian minister, who supports the agenda of Donald Trump.
In response to the Naperville Police Department being ranked No. 4 in the state for the number of drunken driving arrests officers made in 2016:
I hope they arrest more!
Very good!
Stay out of Naperville
Lol, or don’t drive intoxicated…..
