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Title Naperville news 17. November 2008 [(DVD) videorecording] / produced by NCTV17; Lindsey Theis, producer.

Publication Info. Naperville, Ill. : Naperville Community Television, [2008]
℗2008
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 Nichols Adult Reference Local History  977.324 NAP    AVAILABLE
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Description 4 videodiscs (approximately 120 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
System Details DVD-R format.
Note Videodisc recording of the weekly Naperville news magazine program.
News for the month of November 2008.
Airs five times during the day on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television.
For specific features see interactive menu.
Credits Lindsey Theis, associate producer, writer.
Performer Dolly McCarthy, anchor; with reporters Lindsey Theis, Elitsa Bizios, Stevan Petkovich, Jennie Barger, Shannon Coughlin, Rick Rysso, sports reporter.
Contents November 7, 2008. Election results for DuPage and Will Counties -- Book Road to be extended south from 111th Stree to 117th Street -- Job cuts for City not coming until next year -- Illinois state school report cards are out--Naperville ranks high -- November 11 is Veteran's Day to recognize living veterans from America's wars -- Office Max and Naperville Education Foundation of School District 203 recognize teacher of the month -- Five positions on Park District Board up for election -- Drivers beware! It is deer mating season -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with Louis Sachar -- Students walking to May Watts Elementary School in honor of veterans.
November 14, 2008. Kennedy Junior High School hold ceremony to honor veterans -- Veterans at DuPage County Convalescent Center honored for their service -- City Council encouraging residents to speak up on appointment of new member -- DuPage County Board race for District 5 not over yet -- Calamos Investments cutting jobs, will outsource some work -- City looking to cut funding for festival events -- City leaders unveiled new Public Works bulding this week -- North Central College wins NCAA Division for first time in 50 years -- North Central College welcomed Waubonsie Valley High School show choir -- Illinois recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness month ; Residents invited to participate in Advisory Commission on Disabilities -- Three candidates vie for position of Naperville Fire Chief -- Park District Director Ed Dalton leaves Naperville -- Park Disctrict pruchases 6 acres near Hobson West Ponds -- Art of Dick Locher including Dick Tracy on Exhibit at North Central College -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. -- Prairie Elementary School honor veterans with Freedom shrine.
November 21, 2008. Former City Finance Director Doug Krieger named to City Manager position -- Economy affecting Thanksgiving -- Delinquent property tax notices mailed -- Park District budget holding steady for 2009 -- District 203 postponing tax increase -- Canadian National's quest to purchase the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern rail tracks getting closer -- Police cracking down on seat belt usage -- Residents fighting to keep the Naperville Historic Site Commission -- Councilman Darlene Senger resigns after being voted to state office -- College of DuPage has a new President, Robert Breuder -- Benedictine College uses cameras to cut down on campus crime -- District 203 dedicates Steeple Run Elementary School to Ronald R. Gibson, retired Assistant Administrator -- Operation Turkey Drop food program very successful -- Little Friends selling holiday bears -- Dementia patients at St. Patrick's Residence enjoying new computer system -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with media mogul Ted Turner -- Paddy Lynn portrays poet Emily Dickinson for Neuqua Valley High School students.
November 28, 2008. Market analysts predict weak spending for this holiday season -- Free Holly Trolley will run in downtown Naperville -- Thanksgiving travel plans down for this year -- Travel companies rushing to fill holiday spaces, offer reduced airfare -- Even with tough times, food bank donations still strong -- Graham Elementary School travel back in time to celebrate colonial Thanksgiving -- Staying safe in extreme cold weather -- Use care when using salt to deice driveways and sidewalks -- Mayor Pradel affirms Doug Krieger is best man to be City Manager -- Park District participated in Staples Dream Park Challenge win third prize, 5000 dollars -- Park Disctrict plans to cut back on snow removal this year -- Naperville residents starting to decorate homes -- Increased use of soy products -- What to do with turkey leftovers -- Sports with Rick Rysso -- Becky Anderson author visit with David Macaulay -- Naperville residents give thanks.
Summary Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county.
Subject Current events -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- History -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Social life and customs -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Economic conditions -- Videodiscs.
DVDs.
Genre Television news programs.
DVD-Video discs.
Added Author McCarthy, Dolly.
Theis, Lindsey.
Bizios, Elitsa.
Petkovich, Stevan.
Barger, Jennie.
Coughlin, Shannon.
Mahoney, Jeff.
Rysso, Rick.
Naperville Community Television.
NCTV17.
Added Title Naperville connection. November 2008.
Naperville connection (Television program)
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