200-Mile Race, Racist Tweets And A Pellet Gun Robbery: Weekly Roundup The Stories From Naperville And Nearby This Week VIDEO: The Making Of An Oscar Statuette The Making Of An Oscar Statuette Auditions: A Midsummer Night's Dream Bard in the Burbs, an up & coming Shakespearean-focused theater company in the Western Suburbs, is holding auditions. Look who's at Hollywood Palms Cinema for the Oscars... Look who's at Hollywood Palms Cinema for the Oscars tonight! It's Edmond and Glessna Coisson! Oswego Cobras Baseball 14U looking for 1 more player Monday at 10:30 am Have You Seen This Dog? The dog went missing in Warrenville last month Here's to Chicago talent! Bingo - VFW Post 7452 Monday at 5:30 pm Naperville American Legion Seeks Nominations for Citizen of the Year Request for citizens of Naperville to nominate candidates for Citizen of the Year Did you know the library will text you notices about... Did you know the library will text you notices about holds or overdue items?
Would You Like to Grow Your Business? BNI – A.I.M. Chapter can help!! Tuesday at 8:00 am Sorry to hear about Bill Paxton. Toastmasters Lunch and Learn 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Tuesday at 11:30 am Top 10 Most Expensive Streets in Naperville The average price for homes on these streets range from $1,165,000 to $1,600,000. Bingo - VFW 7452 Auxiliary Tuesday at 5:30 pm Tuesday at 6:45 pm The Secrets to Permanent Weight Loss Tuesday at 7:00 pm Divorce Care Class- First Baptist Church of Geneva West Campus Hollywood Red Carpet Premiere Event Tuxedo Man Was Pulling A Prank: Police He gave a gas station clerk a note stating that someone had taken his wallet and that they had a weapon ’s Mother & Daughter Girls Night Out at The Drake Hotel – Oak Brook Friday at 6:00 pm Naperville Fire Dept. earns Edward's "Run of the Quarter" award The crew was recognized for their response to a call involving an “en caul” birth, a delivery that occurs only once in every 80,000 births.
Rep. Olsen to Host Mobile Office Hours on Feb. 27 in Lisle Representative David S. Olsen will be at the Lisle Public Library from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. on February 27. New York Times foreign correspondent to discuss overseas terror organizations Rukmini Callimachi, a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, will present a lecture on Thursday, March 9 at Benedictine University. Queen of Hearts Raffle Wednesday at 5:00 pm American Legion Post 1288 Monthly Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm Unique new service available for Naperville and surrounding communities! Access to qualified and vetted nannies, sitters and tutors which you don't have to employ! Naperville Group Planning 'Human Chain Of Peace' Around Mosque On Friday “There’s a lot of fear in the Muslim community,” the event organizer said. Summer Jobs at Naper Settlement Opportunities for college students and others who are over 18 Emerson Park Townhomes Grand Opening
Thursday at 2:30 pm Carrabba's Grill In Naperville Permanently Closed The location was one of "43 underperforming restaurants" that the parent company decided to close M/I Homes Introduces Two New Townhome Communities in Top Naperville, Ill. Locations Buyers invited to attend March 2 and 9 grand opening events, tour new model homes Spring Ahead with a new Wig Is it time for a new wig? Alopecia Hair Solutions offers European Human Hair Wigs Sale on all human hair wigs during the month of March Attention: Brides with thinning hair Don't let thinning hair ruin your confidence on your wedding day Alopecia Hair Solutions can helpThe Hannaford Supermarket located at 98 Wolf Road in Albany has generously selected the Friends of the Library as this month’s “Bag for a Cause” recipient! Purchase one or more blue “Good Karma” reusable grocery bags at this store and the Friends of the Library will receive $1 per bag. It’s a great way to show your love for the library and the environment.
Click HERE for more information about the program. Launchpads are preloaded tablets that are durable and easy to use! We recently added several to Teen Services to help students study for the SATs. They have practice SAT questions for vocabulary, math and English. Stop by the Teen Room, or click HERE, to see what’s available. Additional Launchpads are available for youth that have age appropriate, educational games in a variety of subjects and themes. Click HERE to see what’s available. Adults can enjoy Launchpads too! The library is beginning its collection with Mind Mastery Brain Games and Learn Chinese tablets. Launchpads are checked out for 1 week.#: Require attendance for multiple days@: Require attendance for both sessions (3:15-5:45) Welcome to the spring after-school schedule at Simon Baruch! Registration for this session will open on Monday, March 13, and the new schedule starts on Monday, March 20. For information on which new classes we're offering as well as sports information, please read on:
In this interactive class, students will learn to apply their cooking skills in a fast-paced, competitive environment. Different teams will take every day recipes and make them their own by adding their own flair and flavor to favorite dishes. At the end the year, a panel of judges will rate these dishes in a cook-off event for friends and families. In this new Baruch sport, students will learn basic Double Dutch skills like how to turn the rope, jump in and out of it, and basic jumping patterns. The team will then advance to learning Double Dutch tricks, chants, and different speed levels as they prepare for a showcase or competition. Students will unleash their inner artist with this class that allows them to tap into their inner storyteller and poet. They will hone creative writing skills like character development and story design as they create their own short stories or spoken word poems to present. In partnership with Think Elephants International, an international animal rights organization, student conservationists will learn how elephants live and breed in the wild.