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• Scripps Spelling Bee
  
  


• West Chicago Park District Fitness Center - Ladies Spa Night


• Wayne/Winfield Township GOP Candidates Night


• District 33 Foundation for Educational Excellence hosts its second annual Valentine Bowl and Charity Auction


• Blooming Fest

• Platinum Dance Academy


• Number of A-1, A-3 and E-1 liquor Licenses
  


• Sponsors of the Dist 33 Spelling Bee Competition


• UPCOMING EVENTS

• Courting in the 1890s house tours
  


• “Route 66 on a Single Tank of Gas”
  


• “A Collaboration of Newer Works”
  


• Valentine Bowl and Charity Auction
  


• "Managing Anger Productively"

     Gary Elementary School in West Chicago Elementary School District 33 has been invited to present at the Fifth Annual DuPage Leadership for Excellence & Equity for All 2012 Conference on Friday, January 20, 2011.

     The West Chicago Police Department would like the public to know
about a free voluntary program designed to assist residents of DuPage
County who may be at greater risk of becoming confused, lost,
disoriented or missing. The program is called S.P.A.R.R., the acronym
for Sheriff's Program for At-Risk Residents, and is administered through
Sheriff John E. Zaruba's office. It provides the Sheriff's Office with
the at-risk resident's relevant information prior to an emergency.

     District 94 officials and the West Chicago High School Teachers’ Association announced Monday that a tentative agreement on contract negotiations was reached on Sunday, January 22. Teams representing the Board of Education and West Chicago High School Teachers’ Association have been negotiating for nearly 11 months, including mediation since July and a notice of impasse that was filed on Wednesday, January 18. The teachers have been working without a contract since August 22.

     The Illinois Department of Transportation recently introduced a new program, the Yellow Dot Program, that may benefit those involved in a traffic accident. The program helps to provide first responders on an accident scene with important information about the vehicle's driver and passengers.

February 10, 11, 12, 2012
Gallery 200/STUDIO


203 Turner Court

• Local Music Night at Gallery 200/STUDIO
  


• Gallery Theater Auditions - “A Not So Ordinary Woman”
  


• Scripps Spelling Bee Semi-finals
  


• “The Universe in Images”
  


• We Grow Dreams GreenhouseSeventh Annual Bowl-A-Thon

HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Hello Friends,

I hope you all had a safe and happy New Years celebration. With all of the bad news during last year, 2012 can only get better.

We begin our spring session on January 31st and will continue on through the end of May. If you have any thoughts on the legislation being introduced please feel free to send me a note or call my office. I had many e-mails on various issues last year and will continue to inform you all on what is happening in Springfield. If you have ideas on legislation now is the time to get it to me.

• Coffee with the Commissioners


• Fifth Annual Community Banner Project Competition


• Free Baseball and Softball Clinics for Youth


• Scripps Spelling Bee

     On January 11, 2012, the West Chicago High School Teachers’ Association filed a Notice of Impasse with the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board (IELRB).

     The Illinois Department of Transportation recently introduced a new program, the Yellow Dot Program, that may benefit those involved in a traffic accident. The program helps to provide first responders on an accident scene with important information about the vehicle’s driver and passengers.

• WeGo Wildcats Special Olympics Club at Community High School Fundraiser


• “Off the Golden Map”
  


• “Warm Up with a Good Book”
  


• 40th anniversary of West Chicago Park District’s Monthly Senior Citizens Social Gathering