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Right in our own backyard—we can see a rare feat of engineering—man harnessing the power and flow of a river.
Take a walk down the prairie path east of
30th Annual Golf Invitational Raises Record Funds for New CDH Cancer Center
Written by Staff WriterMore than 250 golfers, joined by PGA Professionals Curt Byrum, Todd Dempsey and Chris Smith, tested their skills Aug. 27 at Medinah Country Club to raise funds for the Central DuPage Hospital Foundation. In total, more than $380,000 was raised after expenses from the day’s event and activities.
FEMA Community Relations Teams in Disaster Area to Help Flood Victims
Written by Staff WriterPresident Obama approved a disaster declaration for
This is the alderman’s second arrest on similar charges, the first coming last March when he was accused of writing a bad check.
Northstar Credit Union Launches West Chicago High School Branch
Written by Staff WriterNorthStar Credit Union (NSCU) announces it will be opening its first student-run branch on the campus of Community High School District 94.
This NSCU branch will be located at
Do Red Light Cameras Reduce the Number of Accidents?
Written by Crystal LynnTraffic accidents have decreased during the first six months of 2010 at Warrenville’s two RedSpeed intersections compared to the same time in 2009, but the percentage of violations approved by police has increased during the first six months of 2010 compared to the last five months of 2009.
At the Aug. 2 Warrenville City Council meeting, resident Mike Moses angrily admonished the city for not doing enough to stop Warrenville from flooding, but Mayor David Brummel countered, saying that the city is doing all it can.
Moses said the West Branch of the
Central Dupage Hospital Opens Cancer Center in Warrenville
Written by Staff Writer
On July 19, Central DuPage Hospital (CDH) cancer patients began receiving treatment at a new state-of-the-art facility conveniently located near Route 88 on
“Our goal is to offer everything we can for cancer patients and their families in a convenient location so they don’t have to travel for care or the critical support services they need,” says Executive Vice President Mike Vivoda. “Cancer patients will have access to the latest in treatment technology and the support services that will make their lives more comfortable.”
A misinterpretation required the Warrenville City Council to vote again on July 12 to recommend spending $15,000 in improvements for the
At the June 21 regular city council meeting, City Attorney David Freeman allowed Mayor David Brummel to break a 3-to-3 tie in favor of the project. Later, Freeman realized this was procedurally incorrect and informed City Administrator John Coakley.
