| Description |
5 videodiscs (30 min. each) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
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DVD-R format. |
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Videodisc recordings of the weekly Naperville news magazine programs for the month of September, 2012. |
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Programs air six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
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For specific features see interactive menu. |
| Summary |
Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county. |
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September 3, 2012 (update from August 31). Republican National Convention shortened by Hurricane Isaac, but not short on spirit -- Number of cases of West Nile virus continues to rise -- City Councilman Kenn Miller will not seek re-election in 2013 -- Bill Novak named head of Transportation Engineering Development group -- Former NBA player speaks of dangers of heroin use -- Nation mourns passing of astronaut Neil Armstrong -- Loaves & Fishes sees more traffic this year than ever -- Three area community organizations entered in Culture of Caring contest--vote online -- Last Fling transforms Rotary Hill and the Riverwalk for fun and fundraising -- Representative Darlene Senger hosts expo at Frontier Sports Complex to teach kids and parents about safety -- Pink fire truck comes to downtown parking lot for Pink Heals Wellness Fair -- Tenth annual Naperville Wine Festival -- EAA offers Young Eagles program for young people interested in flying -- Local "stars" to dance at Meson Sabika for Mirror Ball trophy and charity fundraising -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- One last look at dancing with celebrities. |
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September 7, 2012. Local reaction to Democratic Convention -- West Nile virus case numbers continue to increase -- Gas prices over four dollars per gallon -- Representative Judy Bigger hosts senior fair -- Changes in leadership in area organizations -- Wrapping up the summer with one Last Fling -- Skater's Picnic continues despite the rain -- Naperville's population has grown from 22,000 to almost 150,000 over the past 40 years -- McDonald Farm Conservation Foundation celebrates 40 years -- North Central's move-in day helps new students feel at home -- Naperville Film Fest features 35 films -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with author Jonathan Tropper, author of One last thing before I go. |
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September 14, 2012. Naperville remembers the attacks on September 11, 2001 -- Jobs expand (Dyson) and contract (Navistar) in Naperville area -- Candidates for DuPage County Board -- State Representative Darlene Senger honored -- Senior Fair provides information on many social services for older residents -- Three area schools named as Blue Ribbon schools by U.S. Department of Education -- Discussion on renaming Nike Park -- "Greatest Generation" honored at Midway airport by Honor Flight Chicago -- Mayor's golf outing raises funds for children's organizations -- Edward Hospital presentation on concussion -- Winner of Naperville's Mirror Ball trophy -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with author Pulitzer Prize winning author Tony Horwitz -- Crowd waiting for author Dav Pilkey, creator of Captain Underpants series sports undies on their heads. |
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September 21, 2012. Michael Steele, former Chairman of the Republican Party, visits Benedictine University -- City Council amends council election districts -- Neuqua Valley senior receives honors for his art -- September is National Hunger Action month -- District 204 Board President Curt Bradshaw resigns -- District 203 reconsiders early start date for 2013-14 school year -- Documentary on bullying shown at Scullen Middle School -- Applying for college, a challenging prospect -- Students raise money for injured veterans -- Cosley Zoo in Wheaton adopts bobcats, Valentino and Salvatore -- Women at Risk partners with Naperville Independent Film Festival to highlight global plight of women -- Fredenhagen Park concert honors long time Naperville family -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with Robert Rodriguez, author of Revolver: how the Beatles re-imaged rock n roll -- Fashion guru Tim Gunn, host of Project Runway, visits Anderson's Book Shop to sign his latest book. |
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September 28, 2012. Fiscal year 2013 looks to be financially sound for DuPage County -- PGA Ryder's Cup to be held in Illinois at Medinah Country Club -- Water costs rise; expect bills to increase -- West Nile virus has claimed two more lives -- Illinois Supreme Court approves camera use in courtrooms -- District 204 budget in the red for fiscal year 2012 -- Election judge program prepares for November -- Rutgers University professor, Deepa Kumar visits North Central College to discuss American perception of Muslims -- Chicago Bears' kicker Robbie Gould visits Naperville schools -- Local letter carrier recognized for work with cancer patients -- Testicular cancer early detection saves lives -- Native American tradition comes to Naper Settlement -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with Kevin Powers, Iraqi War veteran and author of The yellow birds -- Anderson's' Book Shop hosts party for J.K. Rowling's first novel after Harry Potter series. |
| Performer |
Jen Hannon, anchor; with Ashley Vroman, Justin Zipser, Sam Jones, Kevin Machak, Jordan Abudayyeh, Whitney Goodbred, Marc Dahlquist, Alex Symonds. |
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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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Television news programs.
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DVD-Video discs.
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Hannon, Jen.
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Machak, Kevin.
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Zipser, Justin.
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Jones, Sam.
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Vroman, Ashley.
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Goodbred, Whitney.
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Abudayyeh, Jordan.
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Dahlquist, Marc.
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Symonds, Alex.
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Naperville Community Television.
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NCTV17.
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Naperville news 17 (Television program)
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