| Description |
4 videodisc (approximately 120 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
| System Details |
DVD-R format. |
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Videodisc recording of the weekly Naperville news magazine program for the month of June 2011. |
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Airs six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
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Title from disc label. |
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For specific features see interactive menu. |
| Performer |
Dolly McCarthy, anchor; with Angela Hager, Michelle Corless, Janelle Honaker, Marc Dahlquist, Kevin Machak, Ryan Piers, Justin Zipser, Ben Hutchison, Alex Symonds. |
| Summary |
Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county. |
| Contents |
June 3, 2011: Water safety for summer -- City Council raises--yes or no? -- Civil Union law effective June 1, 2011 -- Political districts may be changing in Naperville -- Tornado sirens cause District 204 graduation ceremony to move indoors -- Steeple Run Elementary collect gently used school supplies -- Loaves and Fishes see increase in clients' needs for summer -- Benet Academy teacher Thomas White retires after 52 years -- Slugger Frank Thomas comes to Anderson's Book Shop -- Anderson's offers first "Guy's author tour" for "dude-approved books" -- NCO Youth and family service's 40th anniversary continues with ice cream social -- Local resident Mike Wyrostek founds Naperville Bites and Sites tours, combining eating, walking and history -- Meadow Glens Park received funding for "extreme makeover" project -- Nature Unframed exhibit opens at Morton Arboretum -- Elmwood Elementary School enjoys 19th annual Earth Day and Honors parade -- May Watts Elementary School tapes Principal Raczak to the wall -- Sports with Ben Hutchinson and Alex Symonds -- Becky Anderson's author interview with Sarah Dessen, author of What happened to goodbye? -- Views of Neuqua Valley and Waubonsie Valley's High School graduations. |
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June 10, 2011: Wet spring and early summer heat combine to produce more mosquitoes than usual -- Emergency dispatchers have new program "Smart 911" to recognize details of callers' phones such as location, name, and other details -- Naperville Mayor and some councilmen opt to take three per cent pay raise, while others opt out -- Naper Settlement becoming environmentally friendly through construction improvements -- Mayor Pradel races to collect dairy products for Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry -- Marine Corporal Sean Kinney honored with celebration at Judd Kendall VFW Post -- Naperville Sportsman's Club provides trap shooting for area enthusiasts -- Naperville kite festival provides family fun -- Twelfth annual Cavalcade of Planes at Clow Airport in Bolingbrook demonstrate military vehicles -- Father's Day is right around the corner -- Local residents ride 1870's style bicycles -- Sports with Ben Hutchinson and Alex Symonds -- Becky Anderson's Authors revealed presents Walter Dean Myers and his son Christopher -- Naperville municipal band begins summer concert series. |
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June 17, 2011: City Council discuss possible changes to the Special Events and Cultural Ammenities (SECA) fund -- World War II era plane crashes in cornfield near Oswego -- State legislators vote to end free transit rides for seniors, except low income seniors -- Donna Dziedzic, Executive director of Naperville Public Library, to retire after fifteen years -- AAUW book sale still a big sell -- High school student with Herschsprung's disease plays arcade golf for relaxation and for fund raising so kids with serious diseases can go to summer camp -- Battle at Cantigny Park brings "History alive" for children -- New mural to adorn Naperville Century Walk- area businesses and individuals can donate to get their image painted along the walk -- North Central College celebrates 146th annual commencement for 652 students -- Naperville Garden Plots finally starting to sprout -- DuPage Children's Museum presents insect zoo -- Bike to work week a success -- Karen Trimble and Ralph Taylor discover each other and rediscover competitive roller dancing -- Sports with Ben Hutchinson and Alex Symonds -- Darwin Noguera, local jazz pianist, wins scholarship to Manhattan School of music. |
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June 24, 2011: President Obama decides to begin pulling troops out of Afghanistan -- Summer travel by plane up nearly 27 per cent over last year -- Lightning Awareness Week teaches what to do during strong storms -- Central Park expansion plans presented to Council by Don Wehrli -- Old Stone Church on Washington in downtown Naperville is granted historical landmark status -- John Spears, former Library Manager at 95th Street Library, named new Executive Director of Naperville Public Library -- Mayor Pradel proclaims June 21st as Donna Djiedjic Day -- Nearly 500 people gathered at Loaves and Fishes for barbecue and discussion on helping the hungry -- Using Social Media sites can help your business -- Citizens receive recognition for heroism after rescuing a child from a swimming pool -- Summer camps are in full swing for music, rock climbing, or science exploration -- Riverview Farmstead Market in Will County open for second year -- Touch My Heart Carnival for special needs -- Steve Stone, former pitcher for both the Cubs and Sox, visits Anderson's Book Shop to discuss his new book "Said in Stone: your game, my way" -- Sports with Ben Hutchinson and Alex Symonds -- Becky Anderson's author interview with Ridley Pearson, author of a new book, Power play -- Carillon recital by English musician Trevor Workman rings through town. |
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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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| Genre |
Television news programs.
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Video recordings.
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| Added Author |
McCarthy, Dolly.
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Barger, Jennie.
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Dahlquist, Marc.
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Machak, Kevin.
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Corless, Michelle.
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Hager, Angela.
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Piers, Ryan.
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Zipser, Justin.
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Hutchison, Ben.
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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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