| Description |
4 videodisc (approximately 120 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
| System Details |
DVD-R format. |
| Note |
Videodisc recording of the weekly Naperville news magazine program for the month of January 2012. |
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Airs six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
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Title from disc label; this issue includes weekend sport updates. |
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For specific features see interactive menu. |
| Performer |
Jen Hannon, anchor; with Jennie Barger, Michelle Corless, Kevin Machak, Holly Roadruck, Justin Zipser, Ryan Jones, Mark Dahlquist , Alex Symonds. |
| Summary |
Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county. |
| Contents |
January 6, 2012: Referendum regarding Smart Grid may be included on March ballot -- Residents may no longer place electronics at curbside for recycling -- Red light camera program discontinued -- New Year resolutions for Naperville residents -- January is national "Get yourself organized" month -- Resolving to lose a few pounds? Where to start -- Naperville mom loses 200 pounds, appears on NBC Today Show -- Naperville student to participate in Sweet Treats' baking competition -- Soapbox Soaps hopes to expand program -- 410 Bridge, an organization that helps the neediest people in the world: interview with Kyle Reschke -- Multiple martial arts (MMA) workout makes a great exercise program -- Governor Quinn honors North Central's cross country coach Al Carius -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Tomie DePaola, author and illustrator of Strega Nona's gift. |
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January 13, 2012: District 203 explores new options for boundary changes -- Naperville Municipal Officers electoral board decides to not include Smart grid referendum on March ballot -- Senator Dick Durbin comes to Anderson's Bookshop to promote Marketplace Fairness Act -- Parking fines increased -- Benedictine University planning to build second campus in Mesa, Arizona -- 360 Youth Services, formerly NCO Youth and Family Services, unveils new building and logo -- Surprise party for soldier Shawn Downing of Aurora upon returning from Afghanistan -- Edward Hospital treating stroke victims with music therapy -- Grammy Foundation recognizes Neuqua Valley, Waubonsie Valley and Metea Valley high schools for exceptional music programs, naming them semifinalists for Grammy Award -- North Central Athletic Department honored for community participation -- Chinese Year of the Dragon arrives at Naper Boulevard Library -- Works of Maya Lin, architect of Vietnam Veterans' Memorial in Washington, analyzed by Art Institute lecturer Levi Smith at 95th Street Library -- WDSRA bowling for visually impaired people -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Christopher Paolini, author of fantasy novels about a boy, Eragon, and his dragon, Saphira -- Music from District 204 Grammy award semi-finalists. |
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January 20, 2012: Parents protest at District 203 boundary redistricting meeting -- Mayor Pradel hospitalized but is doing well -- People behind the Smart Meter Awareness Group -- DuPage Medical Group plans to open breast cancer clinic -- Radio and TV personality Tavis Smiley comes to North Central College to honor Reverend Martin Luther King -- Paperless reading with an Ereader, download books from Naperville Public Library website -- Tracing your family roots with the Fox Valley Genealogical Society -- 360 Youth Services host ninth annual chocolate festival -- Favorite hot comfort foods around Naperville -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- Authors revealed with Becky Anderson: Jennifer Chiaverini, author of The wedding quilt -- Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat comes to Magical Starlight Theatre at Naperville Central High School. |
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January 27, 2012: Judge rules to not include Smart grid referendum on ballot -- Smart grid ambassadors host another open house -- School district 203 seeks public opinion on redrawing boundary map -- President's State of the Union message -- DuPage County Election Commission to make early voting and registration easier -- Naperville Police Chief David Dial announces retirement -- City Council still working on budget for 2013 -- Chamber of Commerce luncheon guest speaker, CNBC commentator Steve Cortes -- Learning more about strokes from Senator Mark Kirk -- Naperville residents "mourn" death of U.S. democracy -- Fire Department members take accept challenge to lose weight -- Two Bostons sponsors food drive for people and pets -- Oscar nominations: Melissa McCarthy of Plainfield nominated for Best supporting actress for Bridesmaids -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Mark Dahlquist -- North Central College's Voices of Praise hosted 24th annual Gospel Extravaganza in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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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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| Added Author |
Hannon, Jen.
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Barger, Jennie.
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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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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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