| Description |
6 videodiscs (150 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
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DVD-R format. |
| Note |
Programs air daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television. |
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Individual episodes are 30 minutes each. |
| Summary |
Videodisc recordings of the weekly Naperville news magazine programs for the month of January, 2014, including Naperville News Extra episode for January. Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county. |
| Contents |
January 3, 2014. Illinois residents losing longterm unemployment benefits -- New laws taking effect in 2014 -- New fitness trends -- Small changes to have a healthier diet -- New restaurants in Naperville -- Naperville raises funds for relief in Phillipines from damge left by Typhoon Yolanda -- DuPage Children's Museum holds 12th annual Bubble Bash -- Sports with Steve and Zack -- Becky Anderson talks with Naperville's own Andrea Beaty, author of Rosie Revere, engineer in Authors revealed -- Jen Hannon announces her new role as Community Engagement Director at NCTV17. |
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January 10, 2014. Remembering Susan Stuckey, former Highlands Elementary School Principal -- Snow and record breaking temperatures cripple Naperville and surrounding area -- Cress Creek sewer project moved up from 2015 to 2014 -- Fermilab makes major stride in neutrino study -- Safe driving tips for winter -- Riverwalk Eatery may expand menu -- Plans to move forward with online learning program -- New subdivision Arbor Trails school assignments determined -- Superheroes seem to be everywhere! Graham Cracker Comics has comic books for all -- North Central College staff member, Ted Slowik releases new CD -- Plans underway for two 5K obstacle course races next summer -- Sports with Steve and Zack -- In Authors revealed, Becky Anderson talks with Joshilyn Jackson, author of Someone else's love story -- Pictures of weather sent in by viewers. |
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January 17, 2014. Tough winter weather leaves behind countless potholes -- Target security breach impacts cards for area shoppers -- Naperville Police cars to carry heroin overdose drug naloxone -- Argonne and Fermilab to benefit from new federal budget -- Tip line now open for missing Naperville teen, Bryce Laspisa -- DuPage Forest Preserve District names new executive director -- School District 204 Board looks at wats to provide innovation, working with Aurora University for new science program -- End of school year delayed due to weather closures -- Local high schools hold first VEX robotics competition -- Olympic team member Gracie Gold trains at area rinks -- Miniature house build by local resident on display at Mayor's office -- Naperville North senior, Claire Liu named semifinalist for 2014 intel Science Talent search -- Oscar nominations for 2014 -- Sports with Steve and Zack -- In Authors revealed, Becky Anderson talks with Sarah Millnowski, author of Dream on, part of the Whatever after series. |
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January 24, 2014. Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce announces new President and CEO -- DuPage County holds heroin prevention forum -- Two new controversial laws take effect in 2014: concealed carry permits, and medical marijuana -- Fire department gets federal grant -- Riverwalk extension proposal passes City Council ; other announcements -- New teacher evaluation process beginning -- Online classes to begin this August -- New nursing home proposal moving along -- Naperville Public Library opens Biblio-Tek center to assist business in the city ; New high tech media lab opens soon -- Chicago area rapper, Common, visits North Central College to remember Martin Luther King, Jr. -- ATT adds 4G capable cell sites along Metra routes for better cell phone and mobile internet reception -- Conservation Foundation shares new ways to care for environment -- January is blood donor month -- Open House at Park District and Loaves & Fishes -- Sports with Steve and Zack -- In Authors revealed, Becky Anderson talks with Ransom Riggs about his new book, Hollow city, sequel to Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children. |
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January 31, 2015. Driver of fatal truck crash charged with multiple violations -- Grant Murin appears in bond court on murder charge -- Report on State of the City, State and Union -- Why are primary elections important? -- Referenda and tax assessments -- District 204 Board looks at keeping cool -- School disctricts will close in June -- State debates on keeping ACT mandatory or not -- DuPage Children's musem names new President and CEO -- Effects to expect after this winter's ravages -- New restaurant to move into 100 year old building along river -- Judson Todd Allen of Food Network fame appears at Naperville Library -- Karaoke for a cause event supporst Naperville Cares -- Morton Arboretum welcomes Siberian Huskies -- Sports with Steve and Zack -- In Authors revealed, Becky Anderson talks with Rachael Louise Snyder about her debut book, What we've lost is nothing. |
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Naperville News Extra, January 2014. "All for the kids": a tribute to Susan Stukey, former Highland School Principal -- Looking at the flip side of modern technology: cyber-crime, secure access for children, parental vigilence, and more -- New fitness trends in food and exercise for life -- Self-publishing--books, music, more. |
| Performer |
Jordan Abudayyeh, anchor; with Ashley Vroman, Justin Zipser, Natalie Vitale, Kevin Machak, Whitney Goodbred, Zach Groth, Alex Symonds. |
| Subject |
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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| Genre |
Television news programs.
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DVD-Video discs.
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| Added Author |
Hannon, Jen.
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Machak, Kevin.
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Zipser, Justin.
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Vitale, Natalie.
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Vroman, Ashley.
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Goodbred, Whitney.
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Abudayyeh, Jordan.
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Groth, Zack.
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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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Naperville news extra (Television program)
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