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Candidate has fresh outlook, no baggage

Mar 11, 2016 12:01 AM - A Bull Valley letter to the editor: My vote for District 5 goes to one candidate -- Andrew Snarski. I am impressed with his sincerity and genuine interest in representing the citizens of the district. He is a first time candidate taking a fresh look at the issues with no baggage, no history.
Considers, welcomes other options

Mar 9, 2016 12:01 AM - A Bull Valley letter to the editor: At a time when money is tight for most of us, it's hard to believe that the current county board does include even one CPA, much less one with 25 years of experience. That's one of many good reasons to vote Nancy Gonsiorek for McHenry County Board.
ESO to feature the 'Music of Brahms & Ives' March 12-13
D Handler
Feb 19, 2016 11:15 PM - The Elgin Symphony Orchestra, with music director Andrew Grams, will present the music of Johannes Brahms and Charles Ives March 12-13 at Hemmens Cultural Center in Elgin. The program showcases acclaimed German pianist Alexander Schimpf in a performance of the majestic Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2, one of the most technically challenging works in the piano repertoire.
Foodie 5K returns to three Chicago area locations this spring
Erik Jacobsen
Feb 17, 2016 4:23 PM - Fitness experts agree that the best way to stay motivated is to set goals and mix up your workout routine. Training for one -- or all three -- of this spring's Foodie 5Ks can help you stay on track, all while helping feed hungry neighbors throughout northern Illinois. The Foodie 5K returns to three Chicago area locations in 2016 in Wheaton, Libertyville and Joliet to benefit Northern Illinois Food Bank.
Celebrate Canned Food Month with Northern Illinois Food Bank
Erik Jacobsen
Feb 4, 2016 4:44 PM - February is Canned Food Month, and Northern Illinois Food Bank is celebrating the occasion by highlighting this enduring staple in the quest to solve hunger. "We're grateful for every canned food donation that comes through our doors," said president and CEO Julie Yurko. "While many of us take the convenience of canned foods for granted, they can be essential for hungry neighbors who either don't have access to refrigeration or are struggling to acquire fresh alternatives."
N. Illinois Food Bank to host Full on Faith week in February
Erik Jacobsen
Jan 19, 2016 3:47 PM - Providing food and comfort to neighbors in need is a common cause among people of all faiths, no matter the religion or denomination. With this unifying theme in mind, Northern Illinois Food Bank is hosting Full on Faith, a weeklong initiative Feb. 22-27 dedicated to helping faith-based organizations serve their community by joining in the food bank's mission of solving hunger.
Northern Illinois Food Bank celebrates distribution of 5 millionth serving of milk to hungry
Donna Lake
Jan 13, 2016 8:16 PM - For the most vulnerable in our communities, a glass of milk may come as often as New Year's Day. For the past three years, Northern Illinois Food Bank has been working to change that, and in December 2015 distributed its 5 millionth serving of milk through its Milk2MyPlate Program. To celebrate the milestone, a group of program donors, dairy farmes, representatives from the dairy industry and participating food pantries came together Jan. 11 for a special reception at Northern Illinois Food Bank's West Suburban Center in Geneva.
Volunteers invited to share hope, love during special holiday meal-packing sessions
Toni Antonetti
Nov 20, 2015 10:10 PM - Families and church groups have a meaningful way to spend Thanksgiving morning, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve this holiday season: Pack meals with Feed My Starving Children and cover the costs with a gift of $50 per volunteer.At meal-packing, adults and children age 5 and older hand-assemble MannaPack meals consisting of rice, soy nuggets, dehydrated vegetables, and a flavoring with 20 vitamins and minerals. The fun activity draws families and groups together, while feeding the hungry.
Illinois Solar Tour Oct. 3 features Fox Valley homes, church
American Solar Energy Society
Sep 29, 2015 1:00 AM - See renewable energy systems in action. The Illinois Solar Tour is a free self-guided, statewide open house Saturday, Oct. 3, that demonstrates how Illinois homes and businesses are using solar, wind, and geothermal to become energy independent. Local host sites include Batavia, Elgin, Bull Valley, Crystal Lake and Woodstock.
Enjoy Global Textiles Trunk Show plus live concert for Fine Line Weekend
Fine Line Creative Arts Center
Sep 8, 2015 6:55 PM - Experience and shop in a global textile marketplace when the ClothRoads Trunk Show brings a range of beautiful items from around the world right here to Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles. On Oct. 2-3, see hundreds of artisan-made textiles including: hats, gloves and socks from Peru and Estonia; silk scarves from India, Laos, Madagascar and Uzbekistan; and indigo textiles from Mali, Japan, Peru, Indonesia and Laos.

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