| Description |
4 videodiscs (approximately 120 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
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DVD-R format. |
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Videodisc recording of the weekly Naperville news magazine program for the month of July 2012. |
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Airs six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
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For specific features see interactive menu. |
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July 6, 2012: Supreme Court ruling could impact local businesses -- State prescription assistance program has ceased ; National Association of Counties (NACO) offers alternative -- State legislators to take pay cut -- Robert Pullen, president and CEO of Tellabs succumbs to cancer -- Congress announces extension of low interest student loans -- College of DuPage dips into reserve funds to balance budget -- Monarch Landing retirement community seeks to add nursing care facility -- Ribfest recap -- Television star Ty Pennington fires up Ribfest -- Fireworks displays bring families together -- Naperville Municipal Community Band plays 1812 Overture for July 4th concert -- New app for clean air supported by American Lung Association -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Neil Abramson, author of Unsaid -- Naperville Band performs God bless America. |
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July 13, 2012: Naperville economy continues improving -- Summer sizzlin' sidewalk sale -- West Nile virus returns to Naperville -- Downtown mural appears to come to life -- Cock Robin commemorative T-shirts now available -- Loaves & Fishes collecting school packs for children in need -- Naperville Public Library offers Food for fines program -- Residents crocheting and knitting blankets for Comfort for Critters program -- Humane Society fund raiser held at Cress Creek Country Club -- Sharmila Tagore, a famous Bollywood actress visits Naperville -- Penn Jillette performs at North Central College -- Visitors to the Promenade Bolingbrook mall participate in national fashion competition -- DuPage Children's Museum offers crash course in science for 3-5 year olds -- Naperville resident Edward Wolak celebrates 100th birthday -- Old-time baseball comes to Naper Settlement -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Michael Grant, author of BZRK -- Naperville Park District concert in the park featuring Billy Croft and the Five Alarm. |
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July 20, 2012: Heroin forum held at Wentz Hall at North Central College for community education -- Groundbreaking for new Children's Advocacy Center in honor of Jeanine Nicarico -- Governor Quinn visits western suburbs to sign two bills into law -- Plans to develop businesses along Water Street under discussion -- Ribbon cutting for new bike and walking trail along West Branch Riverway -- Naperville Park District to open indoor recreation center at Fry Building on 95th Street -- Two Brothers Brewery offer "15 beers for 15 years" -- Robert Crown Center putting educational twist on summer camp -- Mike Demeritt runs 100 miles in support of DuPage PADS -- Tex-Mex Festival delayed one day due to severe storms -- Naperville Fine Art Fair at Naper Settlement -- Glee kid, Chris Colfer, visits Anderson's Book Shop to sign new book -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Chris Colfer, actor and author of The land of stories: the wishing well -- Musicians on the Riverwalk. |
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July 27, 2012: Neuqua Valley students and alumni form anti-drug organization -- Aurora, Illinois man visits Aurora, Colorado to honor victims of massacre -- Poverty level in DuPage County on the rise -- Illinois DOE and U.S. Chamber of Commerce team up to assist jobless veterans -- Operation Welcome You Home greets local Marine on his return to Naperville -- Old juvenile detention center now leased to Joseph Academy to open new facility -- District 204 to conduct demographic study -- Chamber of Commerce luncheon features author J. Keith Murnighan's management philosophy -- Who will you be watching at the 2012 Olympics? -- Naperville chiropractor Matt Milonas to assist at London Olympics -- Despite recent thunderstorm, Illinois still suffering from drought -- 58th annual DuPage County Fair hosts thousands of visitors -- Illinois Farm Families teach urban and suburban residents about rural life -- Meadow Glens Park to get million dollar makeover -- 4th annual Best of Naperville Awards dinner at Hotel Arista -- July is National Hot Dog month -- Rockin' for Troops features Gary Sinise and Lt. Dan Band -- Sports with Alex Symonds -- Becky Anderson announces her top five books for adults -- Hot jazz for six cool nights. |
| Performer |
Jen Hannon, anchor; with Ashley Vroman, Michelle Corless, Kevin Machak, Holly Roadruck, Justin Zipser, Ryan Jones, Marc Dahlquist , Alex Symonds. |
| 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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DVD-Video discs.
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Hannon, Jen.
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Machak, Kevin.
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Corless, Michelle.
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Roadruck, Holly.
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Jones, Ryan.
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Zipser, Justin.
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Vroman, Ashley.
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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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