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Warrenville Guidelines for Recreational Fires
Written by Staff WriterWith autumn just around the corner, City of
Before planning a recreational fire, make sure to review the guidelines for burning that does not require a permit:
Cantigny to Host War Reenactment September 11-12
Written by Staff WriterThe free annual event, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day, brings history alive as hundreds of reenactors from the North West Territory Alliance converge on the park.
Fraud abounds everywhere, and natural disasters are no exception.
Residents in the disaster area may be approached by scam artists offering “help.” If there is any doubt, do not give out information, and report people claiming to be government workers to local authorities.
The “All-American Ragtime Band” will present the entertainment, provided by Jim Guter’s Music. The group is comprised of six professional musicians from the Chicago area who will delight the audience with Dixieland favorites such as “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue”, “Bill Baily”, and “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans”.
If you have ever thought about hanging out with a kid who needed an adult friend, now is a good time to check out the Warrenville Youth & Family Services (WYFS) Link Mentoring Program.
Link matches junior high students from Warrenville with adult volunteers who offer support and encouragement aimed at developing friendships through communication and activities. Applications are currently being accepted for the upcoming school year.
Library Card Sign-Up Month--Get the Smartest Card at Your Library
Written by Staff WriterSeptember is Library Card Sign-up Month, and the Library wants to make sure that all children in Warrenville have the smartest card of all—a library card.
Public library programming and books for children make a difference in the lives of students. By providing school age children with engaging programs and amazing collections, students from all backgrounds become excited and enthusiastic readers.
Behind an attractive wrought iron fence on Haylett Avenue in Warrenville, is an idyllic pasture for two happy and serene llamas—a 27-month-old white surrey named Lock Stock ‘n Barrel (Lock) and a 21-month-old brown double coat named Uzumati (Uzu). Their owner, Jenny Lund, planned and saved for 14 years to have two llamas as pets, and she is finally living her dream.
First Division Museum Holds 50th Anniversary Celebration
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