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Yorkville has something for everyone, from fireworks to boat races
Yorkville Mayor John Purcell joins Bob Sirott to talk about how Yorkville used to be two different towns and how long he has resided there. He also discusses how he became mayor and what summer activities we can look forward to.
Your Hometown: Businesses have room to grow in Yorkville
On this airing of Your Money Matters, Jon Hansen is joined by Lynn Dubajic Kellogg, Economic Development Director and Consultant for the United City of Yorkville. Lynn talks about the new businesses starting up and the workforce in the town. Lynn says that Yorkville supports its business owners and she shares the programs and resources they offer.
West Nile Virus found in mosquitoes in DuPage County
DUPAGE COUNTY, Ill. — Health officials in DuPage County are offering a warning to residents after mosquito batches, which tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV), were located in the county this month. According to the DuPage County Health Department (DCHD), on Tuesday, June 18, WNV-positive pools of mosquitoes were collected in Bartlett and another […]
Saturday, June 29 | Community Celebration And Fireworks In Carpentersville
Enjoy one of the best fireworks show in the area this weekend in Carpentersville. This Saturday, Carpentersville is hosting its annual celebration complete with entertainment, food and fireworks. The community event begins at 6:30pm followed by the amazing fireworks display at 9:30pm.(Fireworks may begin 30 minuntes earlier or later depending...
DuPage County Board grills auditor on continued delay of reports
After a series of delays, DuPage County Auditor Bill White has indicated a series of financial reports should be unveiled within the next month as he pledges higher priority in going through assorted protocols and producing the documents. White went before the DuPage County Board on Tuesday, June 25, and...
Burlington Opens Kansas Location at Former Sears Building
The Woodmont Company, a commercial real estate firm, announced the grand opening of Burlington in Garden City, Kansas. The new store, occupying a portion of the space that formerly housed Sears, spans 22,547 square feet of retail space. David Adams and Kendall Graff from The Woodmont Company negotiated Burlington’s lease...
Insomnia Cookies coming | Food pantry funding boost | Fine Art & Artisan Fair
A bakery known for serving up sweet treats late into the night is coming to Naperville this summer. Insomnia Cookies plans to open a location near the North Central College campus. Learn more about what they’ll offer and where to find them. Photo courtesy: Insomnia Cookies. DuPage County gives...
Monday Night’s West Chicago City Council Meeting Agenda – July 1 2024
The West Chicago City Council meets the first and third Mondays of each month at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 475 Main Street, unless otherwise posted. A general description of the role of the West Chicago City Council is available on the City website. Members of the...
City Hosting Information Meeting Regarding Upcoming Road Work Projects
The City of Geneva’s 2024 street improvement program is scheduled to start in mid to late July with eight resurfacing and drainage projects on the docket. Residents looking to get more details on the upcoming construction are invited to an informational meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 10 at the Geneva Public Works Department, 1800 South St. Public Works staff will provide an overview of the construction activity and will be available to answer questions. The public can enter the building through the east side door.
Commission Recommends Approval of Coldwell Banker Parking Lot
The City of Geneva Development Projects Map has been updated regarding the Coldwell Banker Parking Lot Expansion project. Following the June 27 public hearing, the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended the City Council approve the requests. The City Council will consider the recommendation at its meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, July 8 at Geneva City Hall, 109 James St.
DuPage Auditor delayed reports | Olmec Family Fiesta | Kids Fishing Derby
DuPage County Board questions auditor on continued delay of reports. DuPage County Auditor Bill White went before the DuPage County Board on Tuesday, and said he was not yet able to provide elected officials with a number of delayed financial audit reports, including a look into failed paperwork filing for a cannabis sales tax.
“Olmec Trails: Culture and Legacy” brings head sculptures to DuPage County
Giant Olmec sculptures have been heading into DuPage County throughout June for the outdoor exhibit, “Olmec Trails: Culture and Legacy.”. The new exhibition features large-scale Mesoamerican Olmec heads, hand-painted by 33 artists across North America. The project was started in late 2022 by the Mexican Cultural Center DuPage and Meztli, Mexico, in partnership with the College of DuPage Public Art Project and the DuPage Convention & Visitors Bureau.
West Chicago Plan Commission / Zoning Board Of Appeals Meeting Agenda For July 2- Canceled
The City’s Plan Commission & Zoning Board of Appeals usually meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at West Chicago City Hall located at 475 Main Street, unless otherwise posted. A general description of this Commission is available on the City website. Members...
Hinckley-Big Rock FFA members honored during State FFA Convention
Members of the Hinckley-Big Rock FFA chapter attended the 96th annual Illinois State FFA Convention June 11th-13th. The three-day event annually recognizes achievements of Illinois FFA members, elects the major state officer team, and celebrates agriculture. During the convention, the following awards were presented to the Hinckley-Big Rock FFA chapter.
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