DuPage Co. briefs

Naperville bridge reopens:

The Bailey Road bridge over the west branch of the DuPage River in Naperville is scheduled to reopen to vehicular and pedestrian traffic next week. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is slated for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Bailey and Washington Street, city officials said Thursday. Originally built in 1969, the bridge, which handles about 12,000 vehicles a day, had reached the end of its life expectancy. The $2.8 million reconstruction project began in May, with roughly 80 percent of the funding coming through the Federal Highway Bridge Rehabilitation and Replacement Program.

Health tests available:

Sportlink will return to Glenbard North High School Aug. 4 to conduct comprehensive sports physical examinations. The company will be at Glenbard South Aug. 11. It also offers Cardiac Life Screen for Kids, a comprehensive echocardiogram-focused screening interpreted by a pediatric cardiologist that is more than 90 percent sensitive in detecting cardiac conditions leading to sudden cardiac death. Online preregistration is required at www.sportlinkusa.com. The school code is: GNORTH. Four services are available, ranging in price from $39.99 to $199.99.

Madrigal concert tonight:

Glenbard South High School vocal music director Stephanie Skizas plays host to the ninth madrigal boot camp at her Wheaton house today. After a week of rehearsals, students will present a free 40-minute outdoor concert in her backyard. The Renaissance singers perform in authentic Elizabethan costume at 7:30 p.m. at 25W780 Quail Run Drive. Audience members must bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Little Leaguers take third:

The Bensenville Bulldogs took third place after a week spent competing against other Little League teams in July at Cooperstown Dreams Park in New York. The team of 12-year-olds hails from Bensenville but also recruits from Itasca and Addison. Eleven boys traveled to New York for the tournament.