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						  Naperville North High School lost nearly an entire class day when a transformer blew early Wednesday morning. The malfunction at about 8:50 a.m. activated the building&rsquo;s fire alarm system, shut off the electricity and sent students and staff outside before they were dismissed for the rest of the day. &ldquo;The Naperville Fire Department arrived on the scene and determined the source of the alarm. There was no fire in the building, but a small amount of smoke was detected in the basement where the lines enter the building,&rdquo; district spokeswoman Susan Rice said in a press release. Rice later reported  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   