An informative and fun overview of West Chicago
Learn more on what is happening with the local organizations in West Chicago.
West Chicago Fire Protection District firefighter/paramedic Todd Baseggio and K-9 Search and Rescue dog Brinx recently attended a training session at the University A&M Texas in College Station. The training involved search methods, such as in debris piles.
(photos courtesy West Chicago Fire Protection District)
The artwork of Heide Morris, Gallery 200 member, is on display for the month of June on the wall of the Creative Corner at West Chicago Public Library.
(photo courtesy West Chicago Public Library)
National Flag Day is Wednesday, June 14, 2019. Remember to proudly display the flag at your home and/or business.
(photo courtesy American Legion Post 300)
Plein air painter Maggie Capettini, education coordinator at West Chicago City Museum, has a pop up workshop, “Paint the Peonies,” at the historic Schweikher House.
(photo courtesy of Maggie Capettini)
In partnership with Cantigny Park, the League of Women Voters of Wheaton hosts a Civics Awareness program, “Major Issues Before the Supreme Court,” presented by Steve Schwinn, Constitutional Law Professor at John Marshall Law School.
(photo courtesy League of Women Voters of Wheaton)
Healthy West Chicago and Midwest Strength + Performance Gym host a West Chicago Health and Fitness Social.
(photo courtesy Healthy West Chicago)
Kramer Tree Specialists host a Career Fair, where persons attending learn about careers in the arborist field.
(photo courtesy Kramer Tree Specialists)
The senior class selected fourteen teachers as “Inspirational Teachers,“ who were honored at the end-of-the-year brunch for teachers and staff.
(photo courtesy Community High School District 94)
Construction of the second floor at West Chicago Community High School has started and continues through the fall of 2020. Entrance B will become the new main entrance of the school. Both a staircase and an elevator will be constructed here to allow easy access to the new Music Department rehearsal spaces.
(photo courtesy Community High School District 94)
West Chicago City Museum Historiography program, a non-fiction book reading group, is at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, June 20, 2019. 132 Main Street. The book to be discussed is “Bootleg: Murder, Moonshine, and the Lawless Years of Prohibition” by Karen Blumenthal.
(photo courtesy West Chicago City Museum)
