Briefs: Climate change meeting

The Elgin Area League of Women Voters' climate change committee will present a panel discussion at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 17, at Gail Borden Library in Elgin. Everyone interested in a sustainable community, one that balances social, economic and environmental needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, is encouraged to attend. Panel members for the evening include: Linda Sullivan from the Sierra Club, who will address the Illinois Clean Car Act; David Kaptain, Elgin City Councilman and supporter of Elgin's efforts to become one of the nation's Cool Cities; and Dave Lawry, general services director for the City of Elgin, who will add to the discussion of Cool Cities. The meeting will be held in Room A, a lower level community room at the library, 270 N. Grove Ave. For details, call Sandy Kaptain at (847) 741-7375.

Check out Huntley's farmers market

Huntley's second annual farmer's market will continue to offer fresh produce, live entertainment and events throughout August and September. The farmer's market is every Saturday through Sept. 27 on Coral Street in downtown Huntley. Today, see how your apple pie stacks up against Huntley's best in the Apple Pie Bake Off. Call (847) 515-5262.

Hampshire video on sale

Tuesday, Sept. 16, is the last day to order a DVD commemorating the new Hampshire High School. The DVD, produced by Community Unit District 300's communications staff, includes features on the last commencement held at the old Hampshire High School and the Aug. 24, 2008, dedication ceremony for the new high school. The new building opened this year at Big Timber and Ketchum roads. Call (847) 551-8344, or e-mail traci.magsamen@d300.org.