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July 2013

Summer Celebration 2013 Best of Broadway!

Summer Celebration 2013 is almost here! Join your friends, neighbors and family at Hoosier Grove Park for the premier event of the summer. Come out and enjoy delicious food, good friends, contests, games and more. See great bands and local talent as we bring the Best of Broadway to Streamwood! Summer Celebration will be held Friday, July 26 Sunday, July 28. Enjoy a full line-up of great music and childrens entertainment. The fun starts Friday, July 26 at 5:00 pm with music, food, games and rides. Saturday, July 27 at 10:30 am, our annual parade will step off at Streamwood Blvd. and Bartlett Road. Carnival rides start at 12:00 noon, and were once again offering unlimited rides with a wristband on Saturday and Sunday from 12:00-4:00 pm. The Streamwood Park District Arts Academy will perform. A climbing wall will test your fear of heights (cont. on page 8).

Schedule of Events
Friday, July 26 Children's Crafts, Games & Carnival Rides Bingo Local Music Showcase Family Main Stage: Pirate Radio Hi-Infidelity 7:00 pm 5:30 pm

4th of July Fireworks!

Celebrate America! Considered one of the best displays in the region, Streamwoods 4th of July fireworks will take place on Thursday, July 4, 2013 at 9:15 pm at Dolphin Park (880 S. Park Blvd). In case of inclement weather, rain date is Friday, July 5.

Saturday, July 27 Parade 10:30 am Children's Crafts, Games & Carnival Rides Unlimited Carnival Rides w/$18 wristband 12 - 4 pm Bingo 2:00 pm Kiwanis Talent Show 4:00 pm Fireworks 9:15 pm Family Main Stage Soundtrack Serenade R-Gang 7th Heaven Sunday, July 28 Golf Outing - (Shot Gun Start) 7:30 am Children's Crafts, Games & Carnival Rides Unlimited Carnival Rides w/$18 wristband 12 - 4 pm Bingo 2:00 pm Fire Hose Spray 3:00 pm Family Main Stage Crazy Talk 5 Guys Named Moe

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Village Board News

Village Board Swearing-In
Circuit Court Judge Jay Crane was on hand to swear-in the recently re-elected Village Board at its May 9 meeting. Judge Crane joked that it felt like Groundhogs Day since they were the same group sworn-in four years ago. President Roth, Trustees Baumer, Carlson and Harper, along with Clerk Kittie Kopitke all thanked the voters.

Recent Board Actions

Recently re-elected Village Board members were sworn-in May 9

Get Informed Stay Informed!

The Village website (www.streamwood.org) has lots of information to help residents and businesses. Want more? Sign up for our RSS Feeds and E-News! RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows you to get key information right on your own homepage. Features are updated weekly. Our E-News is a great way to keep informed on special events and information not included in our bi-monthly newsletter. We also provide you information on our businesses through our Shop Streamwood initiative. Keep up to date on the latest in town its only a click away!

DARE Recognitions The Village Board heard stories, poems and songs, as DARE graduates performed at a recent Village Board meeting. Officer Matt Stastny presented the students with tokens of appreciation for their participation, and thanked the Board for its support of this worthwhile program. Spectrum Retirement Community The Village Board approved a new independent and assisted-living retirement community at 110 W Schaumburg Road. The 140-unit building will provide market-rate rental living for seniors. The development hopes to initiate construction over the fall, and be open in 2015. Chuck E Cheese on the Move The Village Board approved a plan to move Chuck E Cheese from their standalone building along Barrington Road, into the Westview Shopping Center. This short move will allow a major expansion to over 16,000 square feet. Toyota Dealership Reviewed The Village Board reviewed plans for a new Toyota-Scion dealership on Lake Street at Elizabeth Drive. Elgin Toyota of Streamwood hopes to construct a state-of-the-art showroom and service center, bringing over 125 jobs to the community.

Memorial Day 2013

The weather held clear and fair as hundreds of people came to honor and thank those who have given their lives for our country.

Citizens Fire Academy

The inaugural Citizens Fire Academy held its graduation on May 20. Fifteen residents spent eight weeks gaining new insights into how firefighters/paramedics perform their duties and serve the community. The Fire Department intends to host this event annually. For more information on the program, call the Department at (630) 736-3650 or visit our website at www.streamwood.org.

Board News

Billie Roth

Michael Baumer

William Carlson

James Cecille

William Harper

Guy Patterson

Mary Thon

Kittie Kopitke

Your Village President, Board of Trustees, and Village Clerk

Student Government Day

Streamwood High School seniors took over the town on May 1 for Student Government Day. Students worked together with Village Board and staff to get a hands-on view of local government, and held a mock Village Board meeting.

Message From The Village President

The end of the school year always gives me an opportunity to reflect on the young people in our community. If what Ive seen is any indication, our future is in good hands! Over ninety Streamwood High School (SHS) seniors took over the Village, Township and Park District. Students reviewed topics as diverse as video gaming, purchasing policies, and senior housing. Everyone was impressed as the students researched President Roth with Student Government Day President Rachel Berggren the topics, discussed their benefits, and voted on issues looking at whats in the best interest of our Village. We want to thank Mr. Marroquin and the entire Civics Department for their assistance and support of this great hands-on program. We were pleased to honor the SHS 2013 DECA and HOSA competition teams. Certificates were presented to students who received top honors in state and international events at our May 23 Board meeting. In competition, these students had to craft business plans for international corporations, create marketing materials for local entrepreneurs, and compete in stiff, lightning-round questioning to win. SHS students swept a number of the competition categories. The Village was also delighted to present four SHS students with its Village Board Art Purchase Award. This years winners are Saharai Malagon, Tommy Blasco, Brianna Keller, and Briana Galindo. Be sure to take a look at the incredible talent of these and past winners on your next trip to Village Hall. At the May 23 Village Board meeting, the Village Board also recognized this years DARE graduates. The Village of Streamwood offers Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) programming as a key component in our crime prevention and community policing initiatives. It educates our youth about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse, and provides our children with the skills they need to make good choices throughout their lives. At our May DARE graduations, I was again impressed with the heartfelt essays the students wrote, and the powerful messages they return to us about what they have learned. Congratulations to all of our students! On behalf of the Village Board, I would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Veterans Memorial Commission, including Lisa Poturalski, Steve Wilson, Michael Unthank, Kathryn Serbin, Richard Winterfeld, Jim Sobeski and Bill Lunsford. We also appreciate the assistance of numerous volunteers, for their tireless efforts and ongoing dedication in making our Memorial Day Observance unforgettable. With school officially over and Memorial Day in the past, we are ready to focus on summer. Summer is the perfect time to get out of the house, enjoy the weather and visit with your neighbors and friends. Be sure to join us at Dolphin Park for our annual fireworks display on Thursday, July 4 at 9:15 pm. Summer in Streamwood would not be complete without Summer Celebration! Come and experience the Best of Broadway from the Streamwood Park District Arts Academy, while enjoying great food, good friends and lively entertainment. The fun begins on Friday, July 26 through Sunday, July 28. Please consider volunteering at the festival! Contact us at (630) 736-3800 or by email at mayor@streamwood.org.

DARE Graduations
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) is an important part of our Police Departments community-based policing. Officers work with kids to educate them about avoiding peer pressure and drug use, and learning to make better choices. In May, students at Hanover-Countryside, Heritage, Hilltop and Parkwood schools completed their DARE instructions. President Roth, members of the Village Board, and Police Department personnel were on hand to present the graduates with certificates of completion. Congratulations DARE graduates!

DECA-HOSA Recognitions
The Village Board recognized a number of outstanding Streamwood High School students, who won in state and international DECA and HOSA competitions. HOSA and DECA are co-curricular organizations dedicated to further student education in health occupations, marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. Congratulations!

CPR for Healthcare Providers

The Streamwood Fire Department continues to offer CPR classes for healthcare providers who need certification. The next classes are scheduled for July 13 and August 10. The cost is $50 for residents ($65 for non-residents). Contact the Fire Department at (630) 736-3650, or visit us online at www.streamwood.org, for a schedule of classes.

K i t t i e s o HANOVER TOWNSHIP RECYCLING EXTRAVAGANZA! On Saturday, August 3, Hanover will again host its Recycling Extravaganza at the Township campus (250 S Route 59, r Township Bartlett) from 8:00 am -1:00 pm. Drop off electronics, prescription drugs, batteries, cell phones n and much more. Shredding will also be available. For a list of accepted items, visit e www.hanover-township.org or call (847) 888-8329. This free event is open to all residents. r DO YOU LOVE A PARADE? Consider being in our Summer Celebration Parade. The
Community Relations Commission is looking for marchers to represent their heritage. Wear traditional clothes, or march with the ag of your ancestors. Call Jean at (630) 736-3816 to join. BLOOD DRIVE AUGUST 28! Give the gift of life! Our Blood Commission will host a drive on August 28 at Village Hall between 2:00 8:00 pm. Call Chairman Jan Klee at (630) 289-9599 for more information or to register. Walk-ins are always welcome!

Summer Fun and Safety

Fireworks, barbecues, family, and friends are great combinations for summer fun. Look out for hidden danger. Keep children and animals away from grills and fire pits. Never set off fireworks or use sparklers. Sparkler injuries account for almost 20% of all firework injuries. Use glow sticks instead to keep your family safe.

Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke

Email: clerk@streamwood.org

Branch Pick-up Schedule

The 2013 Curbside Branch Pick-up program continues. The Village is divided into four areas. Please check the map to determine your area. Each area is picked up only once per month. Place your branches on the parkway with the cut ends facing the street, by 6:00 am on the designated date for your area. Branches should be no greater than six inches (6) in diameter, though they may be any length. Please remember It is important to have your branches out Monday morning. Please be patient if your branches are still at the curb Monday afternoon. They will be picked up during your pick-up week.

AARP Drivers Safety

On August 13 and 15, from 9:00 am 1:00 pm, the Police Department will host an AARP Driver Safety Program. Participants must attend both days. To register, call Commander Hart at (630) 736-3706.

Get Information Fast Register for Citizen Alerts

The Village offers residents a great way to keep informed on the latest information Citizen Alerts. The Alert System allows emergency service providers to quickly contact members of our community with important information. The system is used in hundreds of communities to solve and prevent crimes, and avert disasters. As long as you have a traditional landline phone, you are automatically signed up for this service. But, if you only use a cell phone, or if you want to receive notification at work or by email, you need to register. Registration is easy. Simply go to the Villages website at www.streamwood.org, and look for the Citizen Alert link on our home page. No computer? Stop by the Police Department and well help you get signed up.

Area 1 (North of Schaumburg Rd) July 1 August 5 September 3 October 7

Area 2 (West of Oltendorf Rd) July 8 August 12 September 9 October 14

Area 3 (East of Oltendorf Rd) July 15 August 19 September 16 October 21

Area 4 (South of Irving Park Rd) July 22 August 26 September 23 October 28

Thank you for your help and participation in this program. If you have any questions please contact the Forestry Division of Public Works at (630) 736-3850.

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Community News
SEED Event and Art Expo
Hundreds of residents enjoyed Streamwood Environmental Education Day (SEED) and our Art Appreciation around the World events on April 27. Attendees enjoyed walking between both events along the path between Village Hall and Poplar Creek Library. At the Art Expo, residents enjoyed speaking to artists, watching them create art, or making their own art with powders. At the SEED event, residents learned useful gardening tips and conservation techniques, saw the latest hybrid vehicles, and enjoyed a birds of prey demonstration. E-waste and used prescription drugs were also collected during the SEED event. Nearly 14,000 lbs. of electronic waste and 45 lbs. of unused prescription drugs were collected!

How to Get a Green Lawn

We all like a nice green lawn. What about a green lawn? The fertilizer or weed killer you use can impact our water quality. Consider these tips, from the Natural Resource Conservancy Commission, to a green lawn.
Dont bag grass. Clippings left on the lawn

Go Green . . .

add nitrogen and reduce fertilizer use.

Keep it long. Long grasses shade weeds.

Mow no closer than 3 inches to reduce pesticide use.

Use natural herbicides. Boiling water,

Pace Bus Ventra Cards

Pace Bus is rolling out its new Ventra Card system, which allows customers to pay for rides like they do for everyday purchases. Customers can choose Ventra Cards, Ventra Tickets (single-ride and 1-day passes), and bankissued debit and credit cards equipped with a contactless chip. Customers simply tap any of these payment cards to quickly board trains and buses. Cash will still be accepted. Customers are encouraged to visit www.ventrachicago.com for details and to register.

soap solutions and vinegar can kill many weeds on contact.

Water well. Lawns need about one inch

Early Warning Systems Save Lives

There are two different outdoor warning systems. The Village operates the outdoor emergency warning system, designed to give advanced warning in case of an imminent threat due to attack or severe weather. The sustained blare of this warning siren can be heard on the first Tuesday of every month at 10:00 am. If you hear this siren at any other time, take cover immediately and utilize the Emergency Broadcast System on local TV or radio stations. The Park District operates a lightning prediction system, which is activated when conditions are likely to produce lightning strikes. These sirens have a different sound: three, 15-second horn blasts. If activated, go indoors until an all-clear" siren (three, 5-second blasts) is heard. Sirens are located at Park Place, Hoosier Grove, Rahlfs Woods, and Sunny Hill. The District test their system every other Tuesday. For details on the emergency warning system, call the Police Department at (630) 736-3700. For more on the lightning prediction system, call the Park District at (630) 372-PARK.

of water to be well irrigated. Make a water gauge a cup or container with a ruler and use a timer to figure out how long the sprinkler has to run to get to one inch. Water no more than once per week.
Water wisely. It is not necessary to water

in hot, dry weather when grass goes dormant; dormant grass will recover in the fall.
Consider a rain barrel. Collect water

from roof and eave downspouts and use to water your lawn. Be sure to use a deep collection barrel, however, to avoid creating a habitat for mosquitoes.

Streamwood Oaks Golf Club

565 Madison Drive Streamwood, Il (630) 483-1881

Employment Counseling
Hanover Township in conjunction with the Illinois Department of Employment Security, WorkNet and area community colleges offers job counseling to help residents develop an employment plan for all types of work. Job counseling is available at the Astor Avenue Community Center in Hanover Park, and the Community Relations Office in Elgin, from 8:30 am-4:30 pm. To schedule an appointment, call (630) 540-9085.

or email golf@streamwood.org

School Supplies Needed for Backpack Program

Can you help the youth of our community with school supplies? The Townships Backpack Giveaway Program is collecting school supplies for the fall. Items needed include backpacks, notebooks, loose leaf paper, pencils, markers, crayons, scissors, flash drives, blue pens and glue sticks. Supplies can be dropped off at the Township offices (250 S Route 59, Bartlett), Astor Avenue Community Center, or the Community Relations Office in Elgin. Please contact the Township at (630) 540-9085 to help.

Buy One Green Fee, Get One Free!

Cart required but not included

Not valid with any other offer or promotion or for league/outing play Original coupon must be presented at time of play. Duplications not accepted. Offer expires 9/30/13

Tired of cleaning up after garbage day? Want an easier way to dispose of trash and recycling? Consider ordering Advanced Disposals wheeled carts! They rent wheeled carts for curbside garbage and recycling pick-up for only $4/month. For information, visit their website at www.advanceddisposal.com, or call (630) 587-8282.

Advanced Disposal Wheel Carts

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Park News
Sunny Hill Splash Pad
The Splash Pad is open daily through September, weather permitting. Hours of operation are 11:00 am 8:00 pm and it is FREE to all patrons. Private party rentals are available daily 9:30 11:00 am and offer exclusive use of the Splash Pad and the Thoroughbred Shelter along with a staff member during the time of the rental. For more information please call (630) 483-3135.

Touch-A-Truck
Have you ever wondered how those big trucks work? Want to see them up close and personal? Join us August 6 from 10:00 am 12:00 noon at Park Place Family Recreation Center for our annual Touch-ATruck event! Free for all ages!

Back to School Summer Bash!

Enjoy a FREE family evening of fun, Friday, August 16 from 6:30-8:00 pm at Hoosier Grove Park. Moonwalk, games, crafts, and fun back to school prizes and coupons!

New Brochures
The new fall brochure, full of new and exciting programs, classes and special events, will be available for pick-up and registration on August 1 at all Park District facilities and throughout the Village.

Building Block Preschool

Preschool is taking registration for the 2013-2014 school year that begins September 9. We offer Breakfast Club, Early Bird Preschool, Pre-K Kare Klub and After School Club for working parents. Call (630) 483-3025 for more information.

Gail Borden News

Authors on the Fox
Join Gail Borden Library for book discussions with local and inspirational authors. Book sales and signing will follow each program. Please register at www.gailborden.info, by calling (847) 429-4698, or in person at the Main Library or Rakow Branch. On Sunday July 21, meet Elgin native Shannon (Wapole) Stoker, who is excited to speak about her first book. Stoker has a BS and JD from Northern Illinois University, but she is also a proud graduate of Highland Elementary, Kimball Middle and Larkin High School. Her novel The Registry is the first in a three-book series being published by HarperCollins. Ms. Stoker will be speaking from 2:00-3:30 pm in the Meadows Community Rooms. Bette Fetter, founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts, will share insights from her new book, Being Visual, and discuss strategies to increase your visual learner's success in school. Bette has spent more than 20 years researching the impact of art on children's education. She will share tips on making homework easier and increasing your child's self-confidence. Ms. Fetter will be speaking on August 22, from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Elgin Room.

Poplar Creek Library News

Zombie Origami
Drop in the Young Adult (YA) Department July 11, 18 and 25 at 4:30 pm for Zombie Origami and Sculpting. Help us make a diorama for display in August.

Teen Volunteers Race, Draw, Dance and Code!

Teen summer volunteers will be running a wide variety of programs (under supervision) in the YA Department. Stop by for: Mario Kart Races for kids ages 10 and under will be held June 28 or July 26 at 11:30 am in Room One. Prizes from Game Stop. Limit 24. Registration required.
Craft, Dance, Food and Fun parties for ages 10 and under will be held July 1 or July 22 at 11:00 am in Room One. Limit 24. Registration required. Learn html coding for web design for ages 9 and up, on Thursdays July 11, 18, 25, and August 1 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm in Room One. Participants must attend all four sessions. Space is limited. Registration required. Learn to Draw Manga Style on Thursdays from 2:00 to 4:00 pm in YA Services. For ages 9 and older. Registration required. Japanese-style refreshments.

To register or for questions, call YA Services at (630) 483-4928.

Job Workshops Continue

Illinois WorkNet continues its employment workshops at the Library. Workshops will be held in Meeting Room One on Saturday, July 20th, and again on Saturday, August 17, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The program will offer help with resumes, cover letters, interviewing, and networking. To register, call Reception at (630) 483-4910.

2nd Annual Edible Book Festival: Eat on the Wild Side

Calling all amateur and professional bakers! Create an edible book with a theme inspired by a favorite tale or pun on a famous title, or simply create one in the shape of a book. Prizes will be awarded for the children/teen, horror/mystery, and wildlife categories in three groups: families (includes age 9 and younger), ages 10 to 16, and age 17 and older. Register in person July 15 to August 5 at the Main Library or Rakow Branch to receive a free cake board on which to display your cake. The cakes will be on display August 17 and 18.

Book Discussion Groups

Now that the hot, sticky weather is upon us, what can a person do to cool off and stimulate the brain? Join a library book discussion club! Do you like mysteries or a wider variety of books? Prefer morning groups? The Poplar Creek Library has three different discussion groups to match peoples busy schedules and reading interest. Prior registration is not necessary. Books are available a month prior to the meeting at the Readers Advisory/Fiction Desk.

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month!

Businesses can support literacy by offering a small discount when a customer shows their Gail Borden Library Card throughout September. The program brings more people into your business and gets everyone to use their library card. For information, contact Liz Clemmons at (847) 429-4698.

The Childrens Department

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has a lot planned for the end of summer! For the latest info, check our website calendar under the Programs & Events tab at www.poplarcreeklibrary.org.

School District U-46 News

The discussion centered on U-46s efforts to close the equity and excellence gap, professional development for teachers including National Board Certification, and college readiness rates as measured by ACT scores. Secretary Duncan discussed with Jacqueline, and current students Nabeel Baig and Kiana Leveritt, the value of AP courses and teacher guidance.

Oakhill Elementary Welcomes New Principal Laura Alegria

Ms. Laura Alegria has been selected to serve as the new Principal of Oakhill Elementary. She has served as Intern/Assistant Principal at Glenbrook Elementary since August, 2012. Prior to this position, Ms. Alegria was a bilingual teacher at Larsen Middle School and McKinley Elementary School. As a teacher, she participated in the development and implementation of curriculum of English as a Second Language for parents and community members. She also was part of the Districts Teacher Mentor Program.

Online Registration -- School Starts August 19, 2013

U.S. Secretary for Education Arne Duncan (center) visited Streamwood High School and met with Dr. Torres and current and former SHS students.

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan Visits Streamwood High School

Its not every day that high school students get the attention of our nations top education official. But in May, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan not only made a special visit to Streamwood High School, he sampled the cheesecake batter made by culinary arts students; he learned about a prosthetic leg a student is designing in a Project Lead the Way class; and, he talked about reading with students in a reading intervention class. After talking to students one-on-one, Secretary Duncan sat down for a roundtable discussion with board members, ETA representatives, teachers, current students and former student board member Jacqueline Martinez, who is a graduate of Streamwood High School.

Have you completed online registration for your children for the 2013-2014 school year? Dont forget, the first day of school is August 19, 2013. All current U-46 students should complete online registration and payment. Go to www.u-46.org and click on the Infinite Campus Portal Button. You need your username and password to complete online registration. Username and password questions should be directed to the U-46 HelpDesk at (847) 888-5000 ext. 429, Monday-Thursday 8:00am 4:00pm. Kindergarten or preschool students, students who are new to U-46 or students who have a change of address must be registered at one of the U-46 Summer Registration Events at Bartlett High School, Elgin High School, Abbott Middle School, South Elgin High School, or Streamwood High School on July 10, from 9:00 am 2:00 pm, or July 17, from 3:00 pm7:00 pm. Anyone who needs help with online registration can also attend. For more registration information, visit www.u-46.org.

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Village of Streamwood

301 E. Irving Park Road Streamwood, IL 60107 (630) 736-3800 (630) 736-3798 (TDD - hearing impaired only)
Billie D. Roth Village President Kittie L. Kopitke Village Clerk

Michael Baumer Community Affairs William Carlson Finance James Cecille Public Works William Harper .........................................Legislative Guy Patterson Community Development Mary Thon Public Safety Gary ORourke Village Manager John Peterson Community Development Director Mary Johnson Finance Director Chris Clark Fire Chief Sharon Caddigan Planning/Human Resources Director James Keegan Police Chief Matt Mann Public Works Director
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MEETINGS/ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
JULY
3 4 4 4 8 13 16 18 20 21 26-28 Zoning Board of Appeals 4th of July Fireworks (see page 1) VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED -- 4th of July Village Board meeting Community Relations Commission CPR for Healthcare Providers (see page 4) Plan Commission Village Board meeting Job Seekers Workshop (see page 6) Authors on the Fox: Shannon Stoker (see page 6) SUMMER CELEBRATION (see page 1) 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 9:30 am 2:00 pm cancelled 7:00 pm 7:00 pm

Summer Celebration 2013

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Dont miss our fireworks Saturday night at 9:15 pm its always a blast! Our annual golf outing begins Sunday, July 28 with a shot-gun start at 7:30 am. The music, food, and fun continue through 8:00 pm. Free shuttle buses make getting to and from the park a breeze. Entrance to Summer Celebration is always free. Its the most fun you can have all summer! Summer Celebration is sponsored by the Streamwood Chamber of Commerce, Park District and Village. We also rely on the generous support of many local businesses including:

AUGUST
1 3 6 7 10 12 15 17 19 20 22 28 Village Board Meeting Recycling Extravaganza (see page 4) Touch-A-Truck (see page 6) Zoning Board of Appeals CPR for Healthcare Providers (see page 4) Community Relations Commission Village Board meeting Job Seekers Workshop (see page 6) U-46 First Day of School (see page 7) Plan Commission Authors on the Fox: Bette Fetter (see page 6) BLOOD DRIVE VILLAGE HALL 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 2:00-8:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 9:30 am 7:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 7:00 pm

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