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Performance artist to help Naperville CARES raise funds at benefitApr 22, 2013 12:44 PM - Performance artist and speed painter Elliott From uses his hands and brushes to throw paint on a canvas creating pictures of rock icons, public figures and celebrities choregraphed to music. He uses his work to raise monies for charities and will perform at Naperville CARES' Cuisine for A Cause on April 27. -
DuPage Forest Preserve offers summer camps for kidsApr 13, 2013 2:52 PM - How will your child spend summer? Sitting on the couch watching TV, or riding horses, feeding farm animals or exploring the outdoors? Your child could discover a new corner of the world through one of the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County's summer programs for kids.
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Geo exchange efficient system energizes Fabyan Villa MuseumApr 11, 2013 4:55 PM - When the Fabyan Villa Museum reopens next month, the Villa museum and its visitors will experience the benefits of a state-of-the-art geothermal system that was installed this past fall. Preservation Partners is sponsoring a presentation on the new system Saturday, April 13 at 10 a.m. Mark Nussbaum will address "Historic Buildings and Green Technology-renewal from the ground up" at the Villa Museum.
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"Get Shakin'" with the Deerfield Park FoundationApr 11, 2013 4:54 PM - Deerfield Park Foundation (DPF) invites everyone to "Get Shakin'" and to create and submit drawings for our "Shake Week" contest with Tom and Eddies. There is no fee to enter and no purchase of any kind required. Our Park Foundation's 2nd Annual "Shake Week" activities focus on submission of 8x10 drawings with a theme of "Shake" Art for the Parks. Entrants for this contest should use their imagination to draw a picture that reflects both Parks and Milk Shakes.
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Slow cookers help busy mom get dinner on the tableApr 10, 2013 6:00 PM - According to Cheryl Moeller, teenagers, left to their own devices. would eat Lou Malnati's pizza every night. That's why this mother of six likes to stay one step ahead of her kids and have dinner ready and smelling good when they get home. In fact, Cheryl often does have her dinner prepared and "in the oven" first thing in the morning, with the aid of not one, but two slow cookers. -
Prospect gets No. 400 for RiedyApr 10, 2013 3:53 PM - Host Prospect rose to the occasion in a Mid-Suburban East boys volleyball contest Tuesday and made it a night to remember for coach Mike Riedy in the process. The Knights pulled out a victory 20-25, 25-23, 25-23 against Elk Grove at the Jean Walker Field House to give Riedy his 400th win as a boys volleyball coach.
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Tuesday's boys volleyball scoreboardApr 10, 2013 3:51 PM - High school results from Tuesday's varsity boys volleyball games, as reported to the Daily Herald.
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Kovarik back for third term as Gurnee mayorApr 10, 2013 2:55 PM - Gurnee Mayor Kristina Kovarik will return for a third term, defeating Trustee Kirk Morris in Tuesday's election. With all 30 precincts counted, unofficial results show Kovarik with 2,033 votes to Morris' 1,216. "It's my biggest margin ever," an ecstatic Kovarik said after the final results. -
Spande victorious in WinfieldApr 10, 2013 2:54 PM - Erik Spande will be making the transition from Winfield trustee to village president. He captured about 57 percent of the vote, defeating newcomer Rob Hanlon in a race that will change which political faction controls the village board. Spande said he and his running mates were successful at the polls because residents are unhappy with the behavior of the existing village board.
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