Bolingbrook Park District Uses Perry Weather Technology for Lightning Detection at Pelican Harbor
LLet’s face it, predicting the weather in the Chicagoland area can be a little tricky. Sometimes Romeoville will have a down pour, but Bolingbrook will be bright and sunny. It can be a challenge knowing how the weather is in one side of town compared to the other. It’s even more frustrating to pack up the entire family, head over to Pelican Harbor and discover that it’s raining. That’s why Bolingbrook Park District is introducing the use of Perry Weather technology.
To help patrons know what the weather is like at Pelican Harbor, the system provides visitors the opportunity to view the temperature, “feels like” reading and forecasted rain. Scan the QR code or visit bolingbrookparks.org/facilities/ pelican-harbor-weather/ to view the latest weather at Pelican Harbor.
A special added feature is the lightning closure countdown. For safety purposes, all Pelican Harbor patrons must evacuate all pools for 30 minutes when lighting is detected 10 miles from the facility. When the Perry Weather system detects lightning, a countdown will show detailing how much time is left on the “30 minutes” lightning clearing clock. This will allow patrons to see how much time is left before they can enter the pools again. With each new lightning strike, the clock will reset. Once the 30 minutes has subsided without additional lightning, all patrons are able to enter the pools again.
If you visit the Pelican Harbor weather page on the website and you see “Clear”, that means there is no lightning detected in the area.
“We are excited for this new feature,” said Mike Selep, Executive Director. “It will help our staff ensure the safety of our patrons and give patrons the ability to check the weather before they come.”
Pelican Harbor Outdoor Aquatic Park opened on May 25. Visit bolingbrookparks. org for rates and hours.
The Perry Weather widget makes it easier for patrons to enjoy a day at Pelican Harbor Outdoor Aquatic Park.
Scan to visit Pelican Harbor's weather page.
a letter from the executive director
Dear Bolingbrook Community,
Mike Selep mselep@bolingbrookparks.org
As the sun graces us with its warmth, get ready to embark on a journey of fun. We welcome you to join us as a part of the Bolingbrook Park District family this summer. Let's come together and embrace our amazing Bolingbrook! Enjoy our parks, playgrounds, ballfields, courts, golf course & restaurant, aquatic center, pathways, shelters, programs and outdoor events.
Mark your calendars, gather your loved ones, and get ready for a season filled with unforgettable moments and endless possibilities. There are a variety of ways to join in as you explore our beautiful parks and natural spaces this summer:
• Let the rhythm move you on Wednesday evenings at our Summer Concert Series on the Hill (June 5 – September 11) as the Bolingbrook Park District and Village of Bolingbrook team up to provide a variety of tunes to get you dancing all night long.
• Visit Your Local Park on Friday mornings (June 7 - July 26). The trackless train, climbing wall, games, stories, and Fountaindale Public Library Bookmobile await at a different park each week, or join us under the stars for Friday Outdoor Movie Nights (June 14, July 18 and August 2).
• Enjoy a full variety of fun activities throughout our park system in this Summer’s Parks Challenge GAMES 2024. Read all the details of this annual challenge in this newsletter…
• Celebrate fitness fun with Parkie’s 5k, Lazy River 5k’s, Aqua Fitness Free Week, Zumba and Yoga in the Park, and Vino & Vinyasa at Ashbury’s.
• Teens have time to get together at our Teen Pool Parties and Glow Dodgeball.
• Coming this September – 10th Hole Pub Reunion for those that enjoyed Boughton Ridge’s after-golf eatery back in the 1980’s – 2000’s. Be ready to come together to remember and celebrate our past with a special reunion of food and merriment at Ashbury’s.
For more information and updates on these events, be sure to read through this newsletter, visit our website or follow us on social media. We can't wait to celebrate with you!
Warm regards,
Mike Selep Executive Director
board of commissioners
meeting information
Elected by the public and responsible for setting policy, the Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners have scheduled board meetings the third Thursday of each month.
All meetings are held in the Board Room at Annerino Community Center, 201 Recreation Dr. Bolingbrook, IL.
To find the board meeting agendas and minutes, visit www.bolingbrookparks.org
Each date has a hyperlink that takes you to that month’s minutes or agenda.
Executive Director
JUNE
W 5
W 5
F 7
TU 11
W
12
W 12
W 12
At’a Glance
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
Summer Concert Series—Whiskey Road
7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
Visit Your Local Park—Central Park
10:00 am–12:30 pm
Central Park (201 Recreation Dr.)
Glow Dodge Ball
6:30 pm
$10 per person until May 24
$12 per person after May 24
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
Vino & Vinyasa
7:00–9:00 pm
$25 ($35 non-members)
Ashbury's at Boughton Ridge (335 E Boughton Rd.)
Summer Concert Series—Sugar
7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
TH 13 thru TU 18
F 14
F 14
Aqua Fitness Free Week
Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Pizza & PJs—Sharktastic
5:30–7:30 pm
$37 ($25 w/Resident ID) BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Visit Your Local Park— Remington Lakes Sports Complex
10:00 am–12:30 pm
Remington Lakes Sports Complex (811 W. Remington Blvd.)
F 14 Neighborhood Movie Series—Jumanji
7:00 pm Activities Start 8:30 pm Movie Starts
Wipfler Park (549 Rockhurst Dr.)
SA 15
W 19
W 19
Hand In Hand Hike
10:00 am–Noon
$15 ($10 w/Resident ID)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
Summer Concert Series—Vibe Music Live 7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
TH 20
TH 20
Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners Meeting
7:00 pm
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Middle School Pool Party
7:30–9:30 pm
$15 at the door
Pelican Harbor Outdoor Aquatic Park (200 Lindsey Ln.)
F 21 Visit Your Local Park—Wipfler Park 10:00 am–12:30 pm Wipfler Park (549 Rockhurst)
Parkie's 2nd Annual Lazy River 5Ks
SA 22
8:30–10:30 am
$30 ($25 w/Membership)
$40 Day-Of Registration) Pelican Harbor Outdoor Aquatic Park (200 Lindsey Ln.)
SA 22 Family Bike Challenge
10:00 am–Noon BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
TU 25
W 26
Learn and Perform Magic Tricks
6:45–7:40 pm
$33 ($22 w/Resident ID) Darien Park District Community Center (7301 Fairview Ave.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
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W
TH 27
F 28
JULY
W 3
Summer Concert Series—Fuze
7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
Celebrating with My GrownUp—Mud Day Madness
2:00–3:30 pm
$27 ($18 w/Resident ID) ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Visit Your Local Park— Champions Park
Meet State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr! 10:00 am–12:30 pm
Champions Park (1600 Firethorn)
F 12
Les Mills Release Party
6:00–8:00 pm for Members
$9 for Non-Members
SA 13 Tye-Dye In July
Noon–1:00 pm
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
SA 27
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
W 3 Summer Concert Series—28 Days
7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
W 10
W 10
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
Parkie's 2nd Annual Lazy River 5Ks
7:00–9:00 pm
$30 ($25 w/Membership, $40 Day-Of Registration)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln., Outdoor Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park)
W 10 Summer Concert Series—One Night Band
7:30–9:00 pm
Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center (375 W Briarcliff Rd)
F 12 Visit Your Local Park—Winston Woods
10:00 am–12:30 pm (200 Winston Dr.) F 12 Pizza & PJs—Let the Games Begin
5:30–7:30 pm
$37 ($25 w/Resident ID)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
What's an Arthropod?
3:00–4:00 pm
$12 ($10 w/Resident ID)
Johansen Farm Park (770 Hartford Ln.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
SU 14 thru SA 20 Les Mills Free Week
W 17
TH 18
TH 18
F 19
SA 20
W 24
TH 25
F 26
Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
Neighborhood Movie Series—Trolls Band Together
7:00 pm Activities Start
8:30 pm Movie Starts
UChicago|AdventHealth Bolingbrook (500 Remington)
Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners Meeting
7:00 pm
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Visit Your Local Park— Indian Chase Meadows
10:00 am–12:30 pm (525 Pheasant Chase Dr.)
Sunflower Archery— Intermediate
12:00–1:00 pm
$15
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Amazing Adventures at Annerino
11:00 am–Noon
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
High School Pool Party
7:30–9:30 pm
$10 pre-registration
$15 at the door
Pelican Harbor Outdoor Aquatic Park (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Visit Your Local Park—Johansen Farm Park
10:00 am–12:30 pm
Johansen Farm Park (770 Hartford Ln.)
F 31
*Sponsored by Fountaindale Public Library
AUGUST
F 2
W 10
W 10
TH 15
TH 15
Neighborhood Movie Series—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Mayhem
7:00 pm Activities Start
8:30 pm Movie Starts
Central Park (201 Recreation Dr)
Parkie's 2nd Annual Lazy River 5Ks
8:30–10:30 am
$30 ($25 w/Membership, $40 Day-Of Registration)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln., Outdoor Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park)
Family & Friends Canoeing 10:00–11:30 am
$20 ($17 w/Resident ID)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln.)
Celebrating with My GrownUp—Cute Carnival
10:00–11:30 am
$27 ($18 w/Resident ID)
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners Meeting
7:00 pm
ACC (201 Recreation Dr.)
SA 17 Dog Sensory Hike 1:00–2:30 pm
James S. Boan Woods (410 Schmidt Rd.)
Parkie's 5K & Super Parkie's Fun Run
SA 24
SA 31
8:00 am
$29 by July 31; $34 Aug 1–22; $40 race day registration
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln., Outdoor Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park)
Air Powered Experiments
10:00–11:0 am
$12 ($10 w/Resident ID)
BRAC (200 Lindsey Ln., Volunteer Park North Pavillion)
Lifestyles Fitness Center Plans a Summer of Fun
LLifestyles Fitness Center is offering a variety of fun ways to get active this summer. “Fitness has to be fun for you to continue,” said Dave Burisek, Fitness Manager. “It is our goal to provide options for all to enjoy.”
Back for this summer is the Lazy River 5K. In response to the high engagement last summer, the Lazy River 5K will be hosted on three dates. Parkie’s 5K will be returning again this year on August 24.Registration for the Lazy River 5K’s and Parkie’s 5K are live now.
New to the lineup are three Zumba in the Park events and a couple of Yoga in the Park events. Vino & Vinyasa is another new event at Ashbury’s featuring 1-hour of yoga followed by wine tasting and light appetizers. This will sell out fast, so be sure to register early.
Check out our events below and mark your calendar to have some fun with Lifestyles this summer. For more details, please call (630) 739-1700 or follow Lifestyles Fitness on Facebook.
10th Hole Pub Reunion in September!
Coming this September – 10th Hole Pub Reunion for those that enjoyed Boughton Ridge’s after-golf eatery back in the 1980’s – 2000’s.
Be ready to come together to remember and celebrate our past with a special reunion of food and merriment at Ashbury’s.
Zumba in the Park Fri, June 7 6:30-7:30 pm
Vino & Vinyasa Wed , June 12 7:00-9:00 pm
Lazy River 5K #1 Sat, June 22 8:30-10:30 am
Lazy River 5K #2 Wed, July 10 7:00-9:00 pm
Les Mills Release Party Fri, July 12 6:00-8:00 pm
Zumba in the Park Fri, July 19 7:00-8:00 pm
Yoga in the Park Sat, July 27 8:30-9:30 am
Lazy River 5K #3 Sat, August 10 8:30-10:30 am
Parkie’s 5K Sat, August 24 8:00 am
Yoga in the Park Tue, September 10 6:30-7:30 pm
Zumba in the Park Fri, September 20 7:00-8:00 pm
The Benefits of Natural Landscapes are Endless
NNatural landscapes, or native landscapes, are making a comeback within many communities and it is easy to see why. There are endless benefits that natural landscapes bring.
Environmental Benefits
The most commonly known benefit is native plants’ ability to hold soil and reduce erosion when appropriately used on sloped sites, stream banks, drainage ways and shorelines. Bolingbrook Park District has been strategically adding native plants throughout the community to better manage our water ways and reduce erosion.
Another key environmental benefit to native plants is their ability to store large amounts of carbon. Why is this a benefit for us? This carbon would otherwise exist in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide and contribute to global warming, which has significant impacts on our climate.
If you love butterflies, natural landscapes are a perfect way to attract them to your yard. The introduction of native plants can enhance the populations of birds, insects and animals which are essential components of healthy ecosystems. Stop by one of Bolingbrook Park District’s natural landscape areas during the summer and check out all the butterflies that flourish there.
Economic Benefits
It is easy to understand the environmental benefits of natural landscapes and native plants. It is much harder to comprehend the economic benefits. One of the most significant economic benefits is the reduction of the amount storm water runoff, which does has an overall impact in the reduction of infrastructure costs. Storm water conveyance and detention facilities that replicate natural systems are less expensive to build and maintain. Also, cleaner water is always better for everyone.
For those that are looking for some economic benefits for their home, the addition of natural landscapes provides opportunities to save money and time because they do not require irrigation and they need no or infrequent mowing.
Whether you are looking to add native landscapes to your home or you are noticing Bolingbrook Park District’s natural areas on your journey through Bolingbrook, it is important to understand the many benefits that they bring. This is a very small snapshot of the impact they can have on a community. For tips on native gardening, scan the QR code below.
Scan for tips on native gardening
summer park challenge G ames
June 10-August 5
Let the games begin at the Summer Park Games 2024!
Spend the summer discovering all that your parks have to offer. You never know what will spark a new passion or re-ignite an old one. Grow your knowledge on all the activities available to you. Everyone's a winner in these games!
2. Explore what the Park has to offer!
Answer the trivia question that is included when you scan the QR code. Be sure to include your name, phone and email to be entered into the prize drawing.
1. Visit Bloomfield Oasis Playground
(1614 Prairieview Blvd)
Look for the Summer Parks Games sign near the park sign. Scan the QR code to find your next destination.
TIP: Be sure to make note of the next park so you don’t forget.
How do you win?
Each park you visit along the challenge gets you one entry. Complete the entire challenge to receive maximum chances. Be sure to submit your name, phone and email each time you answer the trivia question when you scan the QR code. If you do complete the Summer Park Games, you will receive an additional 10 entries in the prize drawing!
3. Complete the Summer Games!
Take home your very own Parkie Gold medal!Your last stop on the challenge will take you to one of Bolingbrook’s hubs for all things sports! You will also be entered for a chance to win prizes including a $100 Bolingbrook Park District gift card, admissions to Pelican Harbor, and more!
What fun! Spring Highlights
Here are some scenes to help us remember all the fun we had!
Kudos to all of our recent preschool graduates, teachers and families!
Congratulations to our recipients of the Susan Hoster-Suggs Award of Excellence this year! Chris Corbett, Hannah Grise, Kai Wahlgren, Ginger Leopold, and Sarah Pasch. Not pictured, Christa Isom. Also pictured, Mike Selep.
Now open for play! Champions Park Park playground (1561 Clear Dr). A special Janet Yang Rohr for providing partial
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Summer Heat and Hydration During Pregnancy
James Kim, MD — Obstetrics & Gynecology , UChicago Medicine AdventHealth
PPregnant women are one of the vulnerable groups that need to take extra precautions on the warmer days of summer. But that doesn’t mean you need to avoid the outdoors entirely. Outdoor activities are not only healthy, but they also provide fresh air and Vitamin D.
Your Body During Pregnancy
Feeling the heat? When you’re pregnant, the amount of blood in your body increases by as much as 50%, which can make you feel warmer than usual. Particularly during your third trimester, you may notice yourself a little extra sweaty as your metabolic rate increases. Combine these changes your body is going through with the summer heat, and you’ll probably find some days to be uncomfortable.
How Hot is Too Hot?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the symptoms of overheating include warm skin, headache, dizziness, muscle cramps and nausea. Pregnant women who have a body temperature of 102.2° F for more than about 10 minutes may start to feel these symptoms, which can lead to trouble for you and your unborn baby, including cramping or contractions.
Just because you’re pregnant, it doesn’t mean you need to stay indoors all summer and miss out on fun opportunities with your family. It does mean that you should follow a few tips to better protect yourself and your baby, such as:
• Use Sunscreen – SPF 30 or higher when outdoors
• Carrying a Mister Bottle – a couple of sprays can be refreshing
• Exercising/Doing Outdoor Activities at Cooler Times of Day – try to fit in early or after the sun has gone down
• Swimming - swimming decreases pressure on your back, hips and joints and also gives your body much-needed buoyancy during those later months in pregnancy
• Wearing Breathable Fabrics, Including a Hat - breathable fabrics will help you sweat less and prevent heat rash, and of course a hat will protect your face from too much sun
Importance of Hydration
Especially during your outdoor activities this summer, aim to drink half of your body weight in ounces of water. For example: 150lbs = 75oz. And it’s best to drink more before, during and after exercises such as walking or swimming. You should also make it a point to choose fresh fruit and vegetables as snacks — such as watermelon, celery and pineapple — that contain lots of water.
Extra water intake helps in producing a large increase in blood volume, build new tissue, distribute nutrients, regulate your body temperature, ease constipation, decrease urinary tract infections, and flush out toxins and waste. It is also important in the formation of amniotic fluid, supporting your baby's circulatory system, and may help in decreasing preterm labor.
Recognize the Signs of Dehydration
Mild dehydration can cause irritability, headache and fatigue, all of which can cause discomfort and possibly concern for you and your baby. If you start to feel you’re overheating, move to a cooler place, drink water, and apply a cool compress to your face as quickly as possible. However, if you’re symptoms are worse, severe dehydration can be a medical emergency. Learning to recognize the signs of severe dehydration can be lifesaving. They are:
• Dark urine
• Disorientation
• Dizziness
• Dry lips and mouth
• Irritability
• Nausea
• Headache
• Slow reaction time
If you have extreme thirst, your urine is dark, you feel “overheated,” have dizziness, headache, cramping or uterine contractions, it’s recommended to visit the emergency room (less than 20 weeks gestation) or the OB triage (20 weeks gestation or more) for intravenous fluids (an IV).
Mother and Baby Care
We’re here for you through your pregnancy and will be here when your little one arrives. James Kim, MD, is board certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology and fellowship trained in minimally invasive surgery. Call his Bolingbrook office at (630) 312-7500 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
James Kim, MD — Obstetrics & Gynecology, UChicago Medicine AdventHealth
View Dr. Kim's professional profile:
Our Services Include:
• Women’s wellness exams
• Endometriosis and fibroid management
• Pelvic pain and abnormal bleeding care
• Peri- and post-menopausal care
Personalized OB/GYN Care
Delivering Excellence and Compassion
At UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Obstetrics & Gynecology, we provide a personal and tailored approach to women’s health.
From adolescent care, prenatal visits through the birth of your baby, to menopause and beyond, our experienced medical professionals are dedicated to guiding you with expert care and compassion.
• Robotic and minimally invasive surgeries
• Complete prenatal care including high risk pregnancies
• Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC)
• Pre-conception counseling
Conveniently located at 396 Remington Blvd., Suite 131 in Bolingbrook. Call 630-312-7500 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
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facility directory
Annerino Community Center (ACC)
Administrative Offices
201 Recreation Drive P (630) 739-0272 | F (630) 739-1039
Relay (800) 526-0844
Ashbury’s at Boughton Ridge 335 E. Boughton Road P (630) 739-2377 | F (630) 759-1648
Boughton Ridge Golf Course
335 E. Boughton Road P (630) 739-4100 | F (630) 739-1648
Lifestyles Fitness
Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex 200 Lindsey Lane | P (630) 739-1705
Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (BRAC)
200 Lindsey Lane P (630) 739-1700 | F (630) 759-5651
Pelican Harbor Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic Park
Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex 200 Lindsey Lane | P (630) 739-1705
staff spotlight
Meet James J
James Rodriguez joined the Bolingbrook Park District in December, 2010 as a parttime graphic designer before moving on to a full-time position in 2011. Prior to his job in the District, he worked as a freelance graphic designer and also had a brief stint in the medical field.
In his role, James is responsible for developing and implementing effective promotion and publicity for the District. This entails the production of graphic design materials and other visual media to create a visual identity for use across various platforms such as the web, print, social, email and other signage. He also produces promotional videos, which includes directing, filming and editing. James maintains Bolingbrook Park District’s website, social media networks, e-newsletters and online videos. He is also responsible for the production of our four seasonal program guides and our six newsletters. Pretty much any digital or
Northern Will County Special Recreation Association
print media that we have out there, James has had his hands on. You may have seen him out and about toting his trusty camera. James is also responsible for supervising the District's Graphic Designer / Marketing Assistant, Parkie the Pelican Mascot and Marketing Intern. James is a recipient of our Quality Service Award.
James says that the most rewarding aspect of his job is the variety of different duties. “I have to wear a lot of hats in this job, so each day is a little different than the previous. I get to use my creativity in many different ways,” said Rodriguez.
When James is not at work, he enjoys traveling, performing music, and learning new skills. He is also an avid golfer and is always searching for a way to drop a few strokes.
James can be reached at jrodriguez@ bolingbrookparks.org or (630) 783-6543.
ABOUT US
Northern Will County Special Recreation Association (NWCSRA) represents the partnership between Bolingbrook Park District, Lockport Township Park District, Plainfield Park District, and the Village of Romeoville.
Our mission is to provide meaningful recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities that enhance their overall quality of life. See our latest program offerings at www.nwcsra.org.
Be sure to also “Like” us on Facebook! 10 Montrose Drive, Romeoville, IL 815-407-1819 • www.nwcsra.org
INCLUSION SERVICES
NWCSRA works collaboratively with the park district to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with a disability who wish to participate in a program through the park district. Individuals should be provided the opportunity to participate in recreation programs of their choice in the least restrictive environment. For additional questions regarding inclusion support, contact Carrie Gascoigne at 815-552-9776.
Join our mailing list: email msiebert@nwcsra.org
James Rodriguez – Marketing & Communications Manager
Knights of Columbus Park
Lily Cache Greenway by Prairie Trails Park
Lily Cache Greenway Trail by Bloomfield Oasis / Lily Cache Sports Complex
DuPage River Greenway by Indian Boundary Park / Hidden Lakes
