| Description |
5 videodiscs (approximately 150 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
| System Details |
DVD-R format. |
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Videodisc recording of the weekly Naperville news magazine program. |
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News for the months of June / July 2008. |
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Airs five times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
| Performer |
Dolly McCarthy, anchor; with reporters Lindsey Theis, Elitsa Bizios, Jennie Barger, Shannon Coughlin, Jeff Mahoney, sports anchor. |
| Contents |
June 27, 2008. Waubonsee Valley student dies from enlarged heart -- DuPage County leaders discuss plans to expand business activity in the county -- Will County plans to change work-week schedule -- Naperville Police Crime unit gives presentation on internet safety especially social network sites -- NIU broke ground in West Chicago for proton treatment center for cancer patients -- Some Pace bus routes altered -- Naperville Park District Commissioner Charlie Brown resigns -- Local teachers attend summer classes at Naper Settlement and other area museums to help plan augment American history classes in the fall -- Wheaton Park District to move into DuPage County Historical Museum building -- Faith in the Naperville community -- Loaves and Fishes asking for donations of canned fish -- Fly fishing catches on in DuPage -- Submissions for Naperville Independent Film Festival due by June 30 -- Sixth annual Asian Festival -- Youth football camp held at North Central College stadium -- Sports with Jeff Mahoney -- Becky Anderson visits with author Gail Carson Levin, author of Ella enchanted -- DuPage Children's Museum math connection exhibit. |
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July 8, 2008. Bridge reconstruction on Odgen Avenue near Fifth Avenue -- Fermilab to get Federal aid to stem programming and staff cuts -- Opponents of Canadian National's efforts to purchase EJ&E Railway hope for help from Congress -- District 204 reviewing bids to construct new Metea Valley High School: District is hoping to get assistance from a State capital bill now on hold in Springfield -- If you drink and drive, prepare to lose your vehicle, says Naperville Police Department -- Ribfest is here! -- Pets may have unusual reactions to fireworks and loud noises -- DuPage County Fair seeking entrants for talent competition -- Naperville Library to hold evening stories on the Riverwalk this summer -- Naperville Woodcarvers Youth Group meets weekly on Tuesdays at Alfred Rubin Center near Riverwalk -- Free photography exhibit highlights architecture in downtown Naperville -- Summer Carillon shows include local and international players -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson visits with author Daniel Pink, author of A whole new mind -- North Central College presents the musical, Oliver, with a cast ranging in age from 6 to 75. |
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July 14, 2008. Mosquito infestation up this summer -- Resurfacing Naperville-Plainfield Road ; Ogden Avenue Bridge work continues -- Village of Plainfield and Edward Hospital try again for hospital approval -- Township salaries may be frozen for the next year -- Suzanne Hart, new Park District Board President holds first meeting -- Park District celebrates National Recreation and Parks month during July -- Northern Illinois University completes fiber optic "ring" connecting DeKalb with satellite campuses for faster communication -- Happiness is Pets store closing after charges of selling "puppy mill" animals -- Hobson Ribfest sees largest turnout in history of the event, but problems darkened some of the fun -- College of DuPage student turns school project into county wide food drive -- North Central's station WONC wins second place in IBA's Silver Dome Award -- Focus on Faith holds breakfast ; retired Servicemaster CEO William Pollard spoke on the role of faith in the work place -- Annual summer sidewalk sale offers sweet deals -- Naper Settlement's summer season well underway -- Local teen competes in National Texting Competition in New York -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with Laura Moriarty, author of The rest of her life. |
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July 18, 2008. Future of Hammerschmidt house at Chicago Avenue and Sleight Street in doubt -- Park District Executive Director Daniel Betts taking leave of absense -- Statewide Republicans introducing agenda for action -- Some schools closing for election day on November 4 -- City Council has busy meeting -- New maintenance facility for Park District vehicles save gas usage -- Money magazine names Naperville #3 in top places to live -- Road construction projects continue ; Pedestrian bridge over Route 59 near 95th Street completed -- Recycled latex paint availabelfor use -- NASCAR driver Kyle Petty comes to Naperville -- Naperville Heritage Society receives grant from National Endowment for the Humanities -- How good is your sunscreen? -- Study shows menthol in cigarettes may make smoking more appealing to young smokers -- Smiling infants triggers activity in mother's brain -- Park District's Friday Flings ends for season -- "Hot jazz, 6 cool nites" concert series at North Central College -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with Laura Moriarty, author of The rest of her life -- Fun at Mud Madness, the Park District event. |
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July 25, 2008. Naperville Park District Executive Director to take leave -- Omnia Performing Arts group seeks to add theater and performance space near 5th Avenue Station -- District 203 proposed plans for early childhood center -- Area residents oppose purchase of EJ&E rail line by Canadian National -- Use of Pacevan pools are increasing -- City cracking down on commercial and residential users who purchase natural gas and haven't paid local tax -- Fermilab receives encoded letter similar to the DaVinci code -- Kennedy's Kitchen, an Irish music group, to perform at Fermilab in Ramsey Auditorium -- Will County to freeze pay raises to save funds -- Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White visits 95th Street Library -- DuPage County Fair is here! -- Argonne Laboratory working on cure for bird flu -- New baby boom? -- Fresh jalapenos lead to salmonella outbreak -- Jazz Concert series in Naperville at North Central College -- Benedictine College is remaking their Philosophy and religious studies major -- North Central College receives grant in support of its Teach first program -- New Riverwalk fountain to be turned on next week -- National Night Out celebrates neighbors on Tuesday, August 5 -- Naperville Humane Society seeks shelter for cats abandoned in Iowa floods -- Naper Boulevard Library presents program on new puppy training -- Keeping your pets cool -- Gavin DeGraw to appear at Last Fling -- Sports with Dolly McCarthy -- Authors revealed: Becky Anderson visits with author Steve Kluger, author of My most excellent year -- Behind the scenes at the library. |
| Summary |
Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county. |
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Current events -- Videodiscs.
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Naperville (Ill.) -- History -- Videodiscs.
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Naperville (Ill.) -- Social life and customs -- Videodiscs.
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Naperville (Ill.) -- Economic conditions -- Videodiscs.
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DVDs.
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Television news programs.
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Video recordings.
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DVD-Video discs.
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| Added Author |
McCarthy, Dolly.
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Theis, Lindsey.
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Bizios, Elitsa.
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Barger, Jennie.
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Coughlin, Shannon.
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Mahoney, Jeff.
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Rysso, Rick.
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Naperville Community Television.
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NCTV17.
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Naperville connection. June / July 2008 |
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Naperville connection (Television program)
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