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Title Naperville news 17. December, 2012 [(DVD) videorecording] / produced by NCTV17 ; Jen Hannon, producer.

Publication Info. Naperville, Ill. : Naperville Community Television, [2012]
℗2012
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 Nichols Adult Reference Local History  977.324 NAP    AVAILABLE
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Description 4 videodiscs (30 min. each) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
System Details DVD-R format.
Note Videodisc recordings of the weekly Naperville news magazine programs for the month of December, 2012.
Programs air six times daily on NCTV17, Naperville Community Television.
For specific features see interactive menu.
Summary Covers topics of interest to the Naperville community and surrounding areas of DuPage county.
Contents December 7, 2012. Water Street development update -- Twelve candidates running for City Council -- Date changed for turning in petitions for seeking a seat on the Board of Education -- Naperville attorney being accused of fraud and other allegations -- New DuPage County Board members sworn in -- Two Naperville leaders retire from their posts -- Chamber of Commerce introduces new President and CEO, Mike Evans -- Neonatal wing opens at Edward Hospital -- Expansion of west wing of Edward Hospital well underway -- Triple S Services, a Naperville company seeks to upgrade the break room at your work place -- Two Naperville residents create DinnDinn, an app for mobile phones -- Naperville Park District's newest building now ready -- IMSA teacher receives state recognition -- Mayor Pradel hosts 8th annual community prayer breakfast -- Enchanted railroad returns to Morton Arboretum -- Ellen DeGeneres and Halo, Purely for Pets donates food for area pet shelters -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson shares her top five children's books -- Naperville Municipal Band plays Christmas concert at Wentz Hall.
December 14, 2012. Naperville man accused of murdering a teacher appears in court -- Flu season is here -- City Council continues to discuss new budget -- Naperville Police Department receives high accreditation -- Fiscal cliff concerns may impact area charities -- Illinois Comptroller Judy Barr Topinka addresses Chamber of Commerce -- Cheating at Naperville Central High School using wireless devices: students comment -- District 204 high school students to get new technology for learning to manage a budget, invest, borrow, and more -- Naperville celebrates Hanukkah with menorah lighting -- NASA and Morton Arboretum team up to use photogrammetry for measuring forces of nature -- Two local organizations donate 8 vehicles through the Naperville Cares Car program -- Naperville Patriots traveling youth football team wins championship in Florida -- Inaugural Naperville marathon set for next November -- Operation Welcome You Home caroling event -- Tuba Christmas with 80 members celebrates in Naperville -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson shares her top five adult reads -- Legos are everywhere at Cantigny!
December 21, 2012. Gun control debate reignites discussions -- Naperville remembers victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School -- Northern Illinois University fraternity members charge with hazing turn themselves in to police -- Water Street development to return to City Council in new year -- North Central College and City of Naperville partner to develop new public park -- Dr. Wilde honored for service as North Central President for 22 years -- Occupy Naperville protest at Walmart for higher wages -- District 204 studies demographics of its various schools -- District 203 working towards all-day kindergarten -- Teacher at Lincoln Junior High honored for Teaching excellence -- Runner Chris Derrick, Neuqua Valley graduate returns to visit -- NIU students travel from Chicago Loop to Geneva to fire up fans for Orange Bowl -- Local police "shop with a cop" for children in need -- Naper Settlement focus on turn-of-the-century Christmas tours -- Marbach family home highlights Christmas -- Sports with Alex Symonds and Marc Dahlquist -- Becky Anderson talks with Kerry Wood, former Cubs pitcher and author of "All you can be" -- Grace United Methodist Church holds second annual Christmas benefit concert.
December 28, 2012. Looking back on this year in Naperville: Tragedy of three murders -- Cameras allowed in courtrooms in DuPage County -- Smart meter recap: lawsuit and awareness -- Education on heroin use and consequences -- Development plans for Water Street area along Riverwalk -- District 203 announced plans to redistrict, moving 7% of students to new schools -- Severe drought caused many problems throughout Illinois -- Naperville website hacked ; remained down for three weeks -- Celebrating milestones throughout Naperville -- Leadership changes in area organizations -- Championship athletes from Naperville area -- Rotary Hill turns into a sea of red white and blue for Veterans Day -- WDSRA hosts Special Talents America show at Wentz Hall -- Remembering local philanthropists -- Sports with Marc Dahlquist -- Naperville News 17 airs 300th episode!
Performer Jen Hannon, anchor; with Ashley Vroman, Justin Zipser, Sam Jones, Kevin Machak, Jordan Abudayyeh, Whitney Goodbred, Marc Dahlquist, Alex Symonds.
Subject Current events -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- History -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Social life and customs -- Videodiscs.
Naperville (Ill.) -- Economic conditions -- Videodiscs.
Genre Television news programs.
DVD-Video discs.
Added Author Hannon, Jen.
Machak, Kevin.
Zipser, Justin.
Jones, Sam.
Vroman, Ashley.
Goodbred, Whitney.
Abudayyeh, Jordan.
Dahlquist, Marc.
Symonds, Alex.
Naperville Community Television.
NCTV17.
Added Title Naperville news 17 (Television program)
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