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Title Naperville news 17. October, 2012 [(DVD) videorecording] / produced by NCTV17 ; Elizabeth Braham Spencer, executive director ; produced by Jen Hannon.

Publication Info. Naperville, Ill. : Naperville Community Television, [2011]
℗2011
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 Nichols Adult Reference Local History  977.324 NAP    AVAILABLE
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Description 4 videodisc (30 min. ea.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
System Details DVD-R format.
Note Videodisc recordings of the weekly Naperville news magazine program for October, 2012.
Program airs six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television.
Contents October 5, 2012. First presidential debate for the season -- Waubonsie Valley High School holds Democracy day -- Man accused of murdering District 204 teacher appears in court -- Smart meter installation underway -- City Finance Department indicates sales tax and other revenue sources on the rise -- Consumers expected to spend more on Halloween this year -- Plans for new Walmart approved at 75th St. and Beebe Drive to replace current Walmart on Route 59 -- Illinois Prairie Path tribute -- Census data show poverty rate in DuPage County has risen three percent since 2000 -- Keeping children safe in the digital world -- Garden at Naperville North High School dedicated to memory of Michelle Fahle -- Office Max donates supplies for District 203 and 204 teachers -- Students participate in International Walk to School Day -- Kidsmatter 10th annual volunteer Fair -- Naperville resident to run in Chicago marathon -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- North Central College hosts choral invitational festival.
October 12, 2012. City website shut down to fix virus -- McDonald's withdraws plans to open restaurant near downtown Naperville -- Update on 2010 airplane crash at Xsport Fitness Center -- DuPage Emergency Dispatch interoperable radio system to be implemented for 911 emergencies -- Library tax levy adjusted -- Vice-Presidential debate -- Cyber bullying increasingly prevalent -- City Hall shows HBO documentary, Weight of the nation, on obesity and its effects -- Christian, Jewish and Islamic leaders in Naperville meet monthly -- Dr. Seuss's Grinch and his dog Max dedication at Naperville Boulevard Library -- NCTV and Naperville News 17 celebrates 300 episodes -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with coach and author Tony La Russa to discuss his new book, One last strike.
October 19, 2012. Second presidential debate -- Naperville website still down -- City officials concerned about crime pay closer attention to activities in downtown Naperville -- Van Buren Parking Lot now offers charging station for public use -- Joseph Academy celebrates ribbon cutting for new location -- Fire Department honors members and crews who have gone above and beyond regular duty -- Early detection of breast cancer saves lives -- Congregation Beth Shalom celebrates 40th anniversary -- Dine Away hunger event feeds over 100 families -- Naperville Area Humane Society foster program -- Naperville Cemetery over 150 years old -- Where are they now? Past reporters for Naperville News 17 -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with author Lois Lowry -- Jenny McCarthy comes to Wentz Concert Hall to promote her new book.
October 26, 2012. Final presidential debater for this season -- First day to vote early -- DuPage County Election Commission preparing for election day -- District 204 names Benjamin White to vacant Board position -- Program to deter drug addiction: What parents need to know -- October is domestic violence awareness month -- Loaves & Fishes accepting donations ; need is up 71% this year -- Wig Boutique helps those with hair loss due to cancer treatment -- North Central College promotes study abroad program -- Naperville Patriots youth football team will go for second consecutive national title -- Naperville News 17 reporters share favorite stories from the first 300 episodes -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Naperville Municipal Band concert tribute to Halloween.
Credits Carl Schultz, operations supervisor; Rick Rysso, Tharryn Wright, videographers.
Performer Jen Hannon, anchor; with Jordan Abudayyeh, Whitney Goodbred, Kevin Machak, Ashley Vroman, Samantha Jones, reporters; Mark Dahlquist, Alex Symonds, sports anchors.
Summary Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county.
Subject Current events -- Videodiscs.
DVDs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- History -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Social life and customs -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Economic conditions -- Videodiscs.
Genre Television news programs.
DVD-Video discs.
Added Author Spencer, Elizabeth Braham.
Hannon, Jen.
Machak, Kevin.
Abudayyeh, Jordan.
Jones, Samantha.
Goodbred, Whitney.
Vroman, Ashley.
Dahlquist, Marc.
Symonds, Alex.
Naperville Community Television.
NCTV17.
Added Title Naperville news 17 (Television program)
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