The News Business
This may be the back to school issue, but for the Warrenville Chamber of Commerce it means back to work.
Summer Daze was very successful and great fun, but now summer vacations are over, the decision makers are back in the office, and it is time to generate sales.
A huge thank you to all of the sponsors, volunteers, participants (and perfect weather) who made Summer Daze such a success this year. It was a fun party for Warrenville.
September is shaping up to be a very busy month for the Chamber, and you are all welcome to join us for two educational and informative community events.
CDH Among First Hospitals Offering Novel Procedure for Long-Lasting Control of Severe Asthma
Written by Staff WriterThe Alair® Bronchial Thermoplasty System was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Patients 18 years and older who suffer from severe persistent asthma that is not well controlled with inhaled corticosteroids and long-acting beta agonists may be eligible for the new treatment.CDH began offering the procedure Aug. 1, 2010.
Warrenville Finances Hang Tough Despite Economic Woes
Written by Staff Writer
The city of Warrenville will end fiscal year 2010 with more money in the general fund than originally projected back in May, said Finance Director Kevin Dahlstrand during an informational presentation at the July 26 Finance Committee meeting.
Art on the Prairie features jewelry, ceramics, paintings for sale by the artists as well as a free hands-on art station for the children.
Baldwin Appointed to 1st Farm Board of Directors
Written by Staff WriterHave you given thought to why or why not it is important for your business to join the Warrenville Chamber of Commerce?
As a member for more than seven years, I can suggest a number of reasons for the proposition, why.
Spring brings renewal and hope for the future. Here at the chamber, we are very optimistic about the path forward.
Patricia Haskins, our President and CEO has chosen to remain with the chamber at this time. We are thrilled she has agreed stay and provide the continuity and insight we value.
I believe the ancient Chinese curse is, “May you live in interesting times.” As a community I would suggest that these are certainly interesting times, to put it gently.
As have many companies, cities, school districts and especially individuals, the Warrenville Chamber of Commerce has been facing budget shortfalls the past few months.
Think Computers, Think Reuse, Think Job Creation
Written by Dorothy DeerPeter Polus is Making a Difference Reviving Old Computers and Training the Unemployed, Part 2
Last December, Chicago Tech A+ Academy and the Keeling Family Foundation generously donated 25 refurbished computers and printers to the new Fisher House at VA Hines Hospital in
