Dupage Policy Journal

Since the establishment of the Quiet Zone in Wood Dale this past summer, train noise within the City has been reduced significantly.

CITY OF WHEATON: Holiday Light Recycling Available in Wheaton

Wheaton’s holiday light recycling program is back.

CITY OF WEST CHICAGO: “Shop Small” This Year

The Western DuPage Chamber of Commerce is promoting a Shop Small social media campaign that is attracting attention for its many member businesses in West Chicago, as well as Winfield and Warrenville.

WARRENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Police Department Special Hours

The Police Department front lobby and Records Division will be closed on Thursday, November 22, and Friday, November 23, for the Thanksgiving holiday and will re-open on Saturday, November 24, at 9:00 a.m.

CITY OF NAPERVILLE: Maintenance Work on River Road Railroad Crossing to Begin Monday, November 26

The Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway will be performing maintenance work on the River Road railroad crossing to pull and replace several pads and track from the crossing and install new asphalt.

NAPERVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Plan Increased Patrols During Busy Thanksgiving Week

The Naperville Police Department and law enforcement agencies throughout Illinois will be working around the clock through Thanksgiving and the remainder of the year to make certain that travelers are buckled up and driving sober.

CITY OF ELMHURST: Holly Trolley rolling through City of Elmhurst starting November 24

The City of Elmhurst is excited to announce the Explore Elmhurst Trolley is back for the holiday edition “Holly Trolley” on Saturdays November 24 through December 29 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

CITY OF ELMHURST: City to Host Cooking Oil Recycling Event on November 24

The City of Elmhurst, in partnership with SCARCE (School & Community Assistance for Recycling and Composting Education), is hosting a Cooking Oil Recycling event on Saturday, Nov. 24th from 9 am – noon at the City of Elmhurst Public Works Facility (985 S. Riverside Drive).

BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT 53: Students show remarkable growth and achievement

Butler District 53 released its Student Achievement and Performance Report for 2017-18. It details the results of three assessments and is released annually.

Wood Dale to elect mayor, 4 aldermen in consolidated elections

Wood Dale residents will decide who will serve as mayor in the coming months as the next cycle of local elections unfolds.

Clarendon Hills to elect village president, 3 board members in consolidated elections

Clarendon Hills residents will decide who will serve as village president in the coming months as the next cycle of local elections unfolds.

Oak Brook to elect village president, 3 board members in consolidated elections

Oak Brook residents will decide who will serve as village president in the coming months as the next cycle of local elections unfolds.

Carol Stream to elect village mayor, 2 board members in consolidated elections

Carol Stream residents will decide who will serve as village mayor in the coming months as the next cycle of local elections unfolds.

Carol Rabideau sells 417 James Court A, Glendale Heights

The two bedroom, one bathroom home at 417 James Court A, Glendale Heights was sold on Nov. 23, 2018 by Carol Rabideau for $110,000. The buyer was Humberto Meza.

Rebrag Inc. acquires 434 E. Sixth St., Hinsdale for $4.01M

On Nov. 23, 2018, Katherine S. Riddiford (trustee) purchased a home at 434 E. Sixth St., Hinsdale from Rebrag Inc. for $4,011,000.

Kendall Partners Ltd. sells 1825 Prairie Ave., Downers Grove

On Nov. 23, 2018, Kendall Partners Ltd. sold their home at 1825 Prairie Ave., Downers Grove to Joseph and Emily Sabino for $410,000.

Judith R Ogan acquires 5 Oakbrook Club Drive S103, Oak Brook

The home at 5 Oakbrook Club Drive S103, Oak Brook was sold on Nov. 23, 2018 by Daniel J. Nicholson for $575,000. The buyer was Judith R Ogan.

Naresh Kumar and Shailaja Shastri acquire 320 Spring Lake Lane 64, Aurora