Community NewsLetter - July/August by Village of Bensenville

JULY/AUGUST 2016

VILLAGE OF BENSENVILLE

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IN THIS ISSUE Village of Bensenville p 1-3 Bensenville Community Public Library p 4-6 Fenton Community High School p 7-9 Bensenville Park District p 10-11 Elementary School District 2 p 12-13 Fire Department p 14 Community Events p 15-16 The statements and opinions expressed in this newsletter do not reﬂect the views, opinions, thoughts or beliefs of each member organization. The member organizations are not responsible for opinions or statements made individually or by other organizations. For information, contact sparkison@benlib.org. Deadline for Sept/Oct is July 29, 2016.

Carrier Route Presort Postal Customer Bensenville | Illinois 60106 210 South Church Road | Bensenville | Illinois 60106

BENSENVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2

Presort Standard US Postage PAID Permit No. 122 Bensenville, IL

Village of Bensenville 12 South Center Street Bensenville, Illinois 60106 www.bensenville.il.us 630.766.8200 President Frank Soto Trustees Rosa Carmona Frank DeSimone Martin O’Connell Agnieszka “Annie” Jaworska Henry Wesseler Village Clerk Ilsa Rivera Trujillo Village Manager Evan K. Summers

2016 RESIDENT ENT ONLY BRUSH AND BRANCH REMOVAL PROGRAM Please do not bundle brush and branches. h three h feet f in i length l h andd one inch i h in i ALLIED WASTE collects from May through November individual branches less than diameter on your regular trash collection day from your regular collection point. Place in biodegradable paper bags or garbage cans with two Yard Waste Only labels attached. Allied Waste collects these branches with other residential yard waste. To discard root balls, break them up into small enough pieces to fit into your trash container for Allied Waste to collect. VILLAGE CREWS collect larger brush on the first full week of each month from May through November. Place cut ends of brush and branches towards the street. Individual branches must not exceed six inches in diameter or ten feet in length. Brush may be placed on the parkway for collection beginning the Friday before the scheduled collection week, but no later than 7:00 am on the first Monday of each month. Each street receives a single collection during a scheduled week; placing brush or branches out after the deadline can result in a citation and no pickup.

2016 Village Collections Have brush and branches out by 7 am on: July 5* | August 1 | September 6* | October 3 | November 7 *Out by 7 am on Tuesday due to Holiday For more information please phone 630.350.3435.

LANDSCAPE WASTE DISPOSAL & OPEN BURNING RULES IN DUPAGE COUNTY In 1990, the DuPage County Board passed Ordinance OWR-001-90 banning the illegal disposal of landscape waste.

WHY?

Free Shredding Event Saturday, September 24 10 am – 1 pm BENSENVILLE PUBLIC WORKS FACILITY 717 East Jefferson | Bensenville You may bring up to 5 boxes or bags for on-site shredding and recycling. Staples and paperclips are OK. Binder clips, books, binders, media disks must be removed! Boxes/bags cannot be shredded

UÊ To maintain acceptable ambient air quality and to protect the health, welfare and safety of DuPage County’s residents. UÊ The open burning of landscape wastes produces particulate matter that may exceed the National Ambient Air Quality survey standard.

WHAT DOES DU PAGE COUNTY’S ORDINANCE SAY? It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or allow any open and uncontrolled burning of landscape wastes at any site in unincorporated DuPage County. It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or allow the burning of any refuse including landscape waste in any chamber not speciﬁcally designed for the purpose and approved by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency pursuant to regulations adopted by the Illinois Pollution Control Board or speciﬁed by this Ordinance. For more information call 630.350.3413

FREE ELECTRONICS RECYCLING Electronics recycling is available to Bensenville residents at the Addison Township Highway Department located at 411 W. Potter Street Wood Dale, IL 60191. TVs and CRT monitors are accepted at no charge. Phone: 630.766.2228.

2016 Electronics Recycling Dates July 9 | August 13 | September 10 | October 8 | November 12

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BB-WELL WELL WALK WALK-A-THON A THON & FAMILY FEST

SAVE THE DATE | September 17

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BUILDING A HEALTHY COMMUNITY

Sponsorships are available. Call 630.594.1134 for more information or visit www.bwellbensenville.com

SUMMER FUN AT THE WATER’S EDGE AQUATIC CENTER Escape the summer heat by visiting the Water’s Edge Aquatic Center for daily open swim sessions or get a fun work out in at AquaFitness. We also offer 6 week learn to swim sessions beginning on July 9 and August 27 and a fall stroke clinic beginning on August 29th. For more information visit www.bensenville.il.us or call 630-766-8888.

COOLING CENTERS BENSENVILLE COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 200 South Church Road 630.766.4642 Monday-Thursday | 9:00 am-9:00 pm Friday & Saturday | 9:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday | 1:00 pm-5:00 pm THE BENSENVILLE PARK DISTRICT 630.766.7015 Deer Grove Leisure Center 1000 West Wood Avenue Monday-Friday | 6:00 am-10:00 pm Saturday & Sunday | 7:00 am-5:00 pm

MOSQUITO CONTROL The Village takes mosquito control and your safety very seriously. We have a multifaceted approach to try and reduce the number of mosquitos in town including four full town sprays. If you would like more information, please call our Mosquito Hotline Citizen Response at 800.942.2555.

How You Can Help Clear your property of any potential breeding sites: 1. Throw away, or turn over, any containers that may collect water, such as jars, flower pots, wheelbarrows, children’s toys or play pools. 2. Clear out pipes and gutters. Make sure there is no standing water; clean out any dirt, leaves or debris that may be blocking the flow of water. 3. Repair leaky pipes. 4. Maintain a regular schedule of pool cleaning, using the proper chemicals. Drain swimming pools that are no longer maintained or used. 5. Make sure outdoor garbage cans are covered. 6. Check your septic drain fields. Make sure water doesn’t accumulate. 7. Don’t let water sit on tarps, swimming pool covers or plastic sheeting over patio furniture. 8. Get rid of old tires. If you have a tire swing for children, drill holes in the bottom so that it does not hold water.

HELP KEEP OUR STORM WATER CLEAN Storm water runoff is rainwater that runs off rooftops, lawns, driveways and streets. As it ﬂows, it picks up dirt, leaves and grass clippings, pesticides and fertilizers, oil, litter and other harmful contaminants. All of these pollutants are carried by storm water into storm drains and ultimately into our creeks and rivers which ends up in Lake Michigan. There are simple ways that residents and businesses can help to reduce the pollutants that enter our creeks and rivers:

BENSENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT (not a site - call for referrals) 100 North Church Road 630.350.3455 Non-Emergency BENSENVILLE VILLAGE HALL 12 South Center Street 630.766.8200 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday | 8:00 am-5:00 pm Tuesday | 8:00 am-7:00 pm Saturday | 9:00 am-12:00 pm

New Music in the Park T-Shirts Purchase the ofﬁcial 2016 MUSIC IN THE PARK t-shirt at the Bensenville Theater for only $15 to show your support for this wonderful summer concert series.

UÊ Don’t dump used motor oil, antifreeze or other hazardous materials on the ground or into sewers. Recycling programs are available for these hazardous materials and many service stations accept used motor oil for recycling. UÊ When cleaning your driveway, dock or parking lots, use a broom instead of water. Dispose of debris in the trash not in the street or storm sewer. UÊ Don’t dump branches, leaves or grass clippings along creek beds, in open ditches, or in the street. UÊ Minimize the use of herbicides and fertilizers on your lawn. UÊ Pick up litter and place in trash cans. UÊ Cover piles of dirt and wood mulch while doing landscaping projects and sweep up debris—don’t wash it into the street. For information on how to keep our storm water clean, contact our Public Works Department at 630.350.3435 or go to www.bensenville.il.us A

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TUESDAY, JULY 26 @ 2:00 PM Test your skills at the Library’s Pokemon Grand Slam Tournament! To participate you MUST BRING your own Nintendo 3DS or 2DS along with Pokemon X, Pokemon Y, Pokemon Omega Ruby, or Pokemon Alpha Sapphire. Battles will be one on one until the Library’s Champion is crowned. A prize will be awarded to the tournament champion. Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Participants will be accepted on a ﬁrst come, ﬁrst served basis.

MARIO KART 8 TOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 @ 2:00 PM What do you get when you put Mario and his friends, some super horns and Piranha Plants on a race track going 150 CC? You get Mario Kart 8! If you enjoy knocking Mario from his first place lead with a red shell or using the Boomerang Flower to hit Donkey Kong and love seeing Luigi’s giving other drivers his death stare then come join the Bensenville Library for its first Mario Kart 8 Tournament! Join us for a chance of being named the Champion of Mario Kart 8! Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Participants will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. NOTE: Please bring your own controller to the tournament.

SUPER SMASH BROS. TOURNAMENT THURSDAY, JULY 28 @ 2:00 PM | AGES 10 to 16-years-old Come out and join us for the library’s Super Smash Bros. Tournament! Each participate MUST BRING their own 3DS or compatible controller along with a copy of the Super Smash Bros. game itself. Compete in a four person battle, with winners advancing to the next stage of the tournament until there are no other challengers left standing! A prize will be awarded to the tournament champion. Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Participants will be accepted on a ﬁrst come, ﬁrst served basis.

STAR WARS TRIVIA NIGHT TUESDAY, JULY 19 @ 7:00 PM Bring your friends for a fun ﬁlled night of Star Wars trivia! We’ll put your Star Wars knowledge to the test and you’ll have the chance to win prizes. Our trivia questions will be from the movies only. Participants must compete in teams of 2-4 people. Team registration will take place at the event beginning at 6:30 p.m., and the competition will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. Late attendees will not be admitted to the event. Everyone is encouraged to wear their favorite Star Wars gear.

SUMMER BEADING THURSDAY, JULY 28 FROM 7:00-8:30 PM Come and spend a relaxing evening indulging your creative side! Class is limited to 15, adults/teens only please. Sign-up is required. To register, contact the Adult Services Desk.

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Based on the Book

POP ART PARTY

Join the Library the third Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theater for a showing of our favorite ﬁlms based on books. Admission to the show is free!

MONDAY, AUGUST 15 @ 7:00 PM Celebrate the birth month of Andy Warhol with an evening of Pop Art! We’ll spend the evening creating our own Pop Art prints and making Warhol portraits. Registration is not required to attend. NOTE: This program is for adults only. Children will not be admitted to the program.

JULY 21 | The Big Short AUGUST 18 | The Revenant

Family Movie Night

SHIFT YOUR ASSETS FROM CLUTTER TO CASH WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 @ 7:00 PM Wouldn’t it be great to make some money by getting rid of things you don’t really need? Green Kitchen Economist Laura Bruzas will provide an overview of more than two dozen ways to make money decluttering your no-longerwanted items including electronic items, handmade items, furniture, vintage goods, books, DVDs, CDs, jewelry, gift cards, china, crystal, silver, collectibles, and coins plus the pros and cons of each option. Learn how to determine what to let go of and what to keep, and the best sources for valuing and selling or recycling your items.

Join the library the ﬁrst Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre for a showing of our favorite family ﬁlms. Admission to the show is free. JULY 5 | The Good Dinosaur AUGUST 2 | Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip

Foreign Language Film Series

CUPCAKE DECORATING WITH PATRICE AGUIRRE THURSDAY, JULY 14 FROM 7:00-8:30 PM Summer Party Specialties themed Cupcake Decorating Class with Patrice Aguirre. Come and learn cupcake decorating skills, tips and tricks at the Bensenville Library and be the envy of the barbecue scene! Class is limited to 15 attendees, adults only please and sign-up is required. To register, contact the Adult Services Desk. This is a hands-on class so please bring/wear an apron.

Join the Library the second Monday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre for our Foreign Language Film Series! Free admission! All ﬁlms will be presented in their native languages with English subtitles. Todas las peliculas estaranen sus lenguas nativas. Wszystkie ﬁlmy beda w ich jezykach ojczystych.

DIY HEADPHONES WITH CHRIS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 @ 7:00 PM Join Technology Librarian Chris Sloan as we make our own headphones! Registration is required to attend this event, and space is limited to 10 participants. To register, contact the Adult Services Desk. Ages 13+.

JULY 11 | Diarios de Motocicleta / The Motorcycle Diaries (Spanish) AUGUST 8 | Dzien swira / Day of the Wacko (Polish)

CRAFTING AN INSPIRED MIDLIFE CHAPTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 @ 2:00 PM Midlife can be ﬁlled with challenges; empty nest, caring for aging parents, feeling stuck, feeling invisible, wondering what comes next. Or we may ﬁnd ourselves thinking about the past and lost opportunities that we feel we are just existing. Midlife is about becoming inspired! In this presentation the how to’s of crafting an inspired midlife will be shared. You will walk away with inspiration, courage and a new appreciation of where you are and where you are going.

LET’S TALK: ESL Conversation Group BI-WEEKLY ON WEDNESDAYS FROM 7:00-8:00 PM Do you want to practice speaking English? If so, come to this ESL conversation group. It will be a get together of people who want to practice their English. No experience necessary, just a desire to speak English. Please contact the Adult Services Desk for more information.

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Monday M d M Morning i M Matinees i Join the library every Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the Bensenville Theatre for Monday Morning Matinees. Each week we will feature a classic ﬁlm your kids may have missed seeing on the big screen. Theatre opens at 10:30 a.m. Admission to the show is free. For more dates and titles, please visit www.benlib.org. JUNE 27 | The Jungle Book JULY 11 | Lilo & Stitch JULY 18 | Alice in Wonderland JULY 25 | Sleeping Beauty 5

BOOK BINGO | NEW! Do you enjoy bingo and books? Come to the Library and try your hand at winning books and other book related prizes! Play bingo with other patrons and enjoy complimentary refreshments. Book Bingo will be held at 7:00 p.m. on the following evenings: JUNE 28 | JULY 26 | AUGUST 30

COOKING THE BOOKS | A NEW BOOK GROUP! Do you love browsing through cookbooks and trying new recipes? Do you enjoy sampling and sharing new dishes? Grab your apron and join our newest book club, Cooking the Books! For each discussion we pick a selection of cookbooks around one theme. You borrow one of the books, peruse it, select and make a recipe from it, and join us as we all get together to share the ﬁnished products, our opinions and experiences. Copies of the books to be discussed and cooked from are available at the Library’s Circulation Desk one month prior to the discussion. Cooking the Books meets at 7:00 p.m. on the following evenings: AUGUST 9 | PALEO PRIMERS

COLORING & COCKTAILS

Sign up for Summer Reading by June 30! It’s not too late to Roll Into Reading! Readers of all ages are invited to join the Library’s Star Wars themed summer reading programs, Roll into Reading and Read More, You Must. Registration for the program runs through June 30. Once readers are signed up they will receive a reading log. Complete the log to earn a chance in the grand prize drawing. The last day to turn in your summer reading log is July 31.

Have you heard? The adult coloring craze has come to the Library! Experience the calming, stress-relieving effect that coloring beautiful designs has to offer. Unwind with others while taking part in the latest trend in creative expression. We’ll provide the coloring sheets/colors and the (faux) cocktails. It’s the perfect way to de-stress after a long work week! Coloring & Cocktails will be held at 7:00 p.m. on the following evenings: JULY 29 | WORLD TRAVELER | AUGUST 26 | FOLK ART Registration is not required to attend. NOTE: This after hours program is for adults only. Children will not be admitted to the program.

LUNCHTIME THEATRE THURSDAYS AT 12:00 PM

Bring a sack lunch and other refreshments to the Library and enjoy them along with one of our favorite short films: JULY 7 | Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That: Surprise Little Guys! (30 min.) JULY 21 | Paw Patrol: Brave Heroes, Big Rescues (30 min.) After the movie, kids can complete a craft inspired by the story. Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Stop by the Youth Desk the day of the program to reserve your spot. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. NOTE: No other food or drink will be provided by the library.

STAR WARS STEAM MONDAYS @ 2:00 PM | JUNE 27, JULY 11, AND JULY 25 Children 4 to 7-years-old are invited to discover and explore concepts in Science, Technology Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) at Star Wars STEAM. Join Miss Diane and Miss Kyrie for stories, activities, experiments and hands-on fun! Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Stop by the Youth Desk the day of the program to reserve your spot. Participation is on a ﬁrst-come, ﬁrst-served basis.

LEGO CLUB TUESDAYS @10:30 AM THROUGH JULY 26 Join us every Tuesday for LEGO building fun. We’ll provide our extensive collection of bricks and elements, while you provide the imagination! Come up with your own building ideas or use our weekly theme to inspire you. After you are done building bring your creation to our photo station so that we can feature it on our Instagram page. No registration is required to attend, but space is limited.

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FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL | District 100 1000 West Green Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 2500 www.fenton100.org Mission Statement The mission of Fenton High School is to educate and inspire each student to reach his/her fullest potential as a productive, lifelong learner and a responsible, respectful person by providing comprehensive, challenging, quality learning experiences in a supportive environment. Board of Education Mary Ribando | President David Vogel | Vice President Laura Wassinger | Secretary Nancy Gonzales | Susan Ralph David Shimanek | Paul Wedemann The District 100 Board of Education will hold its regular business meeting on Monday, August 29. District 100 meetings are held at 7 pm in the board room at Fenton Community High School. Parents and community members are invited to attend. Administration Dr. Gayle Wahlin | Interim Superintendent Mr. James Ongtengco Associate Superintendent/Principal Dr. Jill Kingsﬁeld | Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Operations Mr. Bruce Martin Director of Business Services/CSBO

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Fenton High School Class of 2016! On Sunday, May 29, Fenton High School held commencement exercises for the Class of 2016. Fenton Scholar addresses were delivered by Heena Amin and Elizabeth Gonzales. The Fenton Scholar Addresses are posted on the Fenton website at www.fenton100.org and a graduation photo album is posted to the Fenton Facebook Page. The Class of 2016 leaves behind a legacy of completing 21,910.75 hours of community service.

CLASS OF 2016 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Fenton High School truly appreciates the continued support of non-proﬁt organizations, local businesses and school organizations that sponsored student scholarships. It is through their tremendous generosity and support that students have additional resources to help pursue their dreams.

FENTON HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BOOSTER SCHOLARSHIP Brianna Dompke | Spencer Franke Cindy Gomez | Georgio Moran

ABC BANK SCHOLARSHIP | Mohit Patel

FENTON PADRES UNIDOS SCHOLARSHIP | Jossue Arzeta

ARMANDO PEREZ STATE FARM SCHOLARSHIP Giselle Villegas

FRED LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP Gabriel Aranki | Spencer Franke

BENSENVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP Heena Amin

JOSHUA D. SCHOON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Elizabeth Gonzales

BENSENVILLE LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Aleksandra Brzys

MILLER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE SCIENCES William Osorio | Giselle Villegas

BENSENVILLE ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Alana Johnsen | Luis Maldonado | Dulce Saenz

ROBERT VARNEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Michael Privett

BENSENVILLE ROTARY CLUB ALF LOGAN SCHOLARSHIP Elizabeth Gonzales

RUSSELL B. DAHL LOVE FOR LACES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP | Antonio Aguilera

DARE TO DREAM SCHOLARSHIP Abril Rojas | Dulce Saenz

STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP Alana Johnsen | Michael Kik | Dulce Saenz

DENNIS KNOWLES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Eric Lonergan | Izabella Jablonska

WOOD DALE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ CITY OF WOOD DALE SCHOLARSHIP Heena Amin | Jessica Bango | Samuel Sanders Rucha Shastri | Michael Stewart

FENTON HIGH SCHOOL BISON BOOSTER ACADEMIC AWARD Heena Amin | Andrew Lake FENTON HIGH SCHOOL BISON BOOSTER ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP | Jessica Bango | Alexus Petrella Monica Wedemann

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FENTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (FEA) SCHOLARSHIP Emma Butts | Elizabeth Obsnuk

WOOD DALE LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Rucha Shastri | Deanna Wiggin

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2016 FENTON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 BOARD OF EDUCATION

Fenton Scholars Fenton High School is proud to announce the 2016 Fenton Scholars. This elite group of students ﬁnished their high school careers in the top 5% of the Fenton High School Class of 2016. FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL | District 100 1000 West Green Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 2500 www.fenton100.org

Northern Illinois Mobile Food Pantry July 12 | 3:30 - 5:30 pm FENTON HIGH SCHOOL PARKING LOT Anyone in the community who is in need is welcome to come and receive food. Guests are encouraged to bring boxes or bags to transport food home. Please check the Fenton website for time or location changes.

Heena Amin

Jessica Bango

Maxwell Dausch

Theresa Giordano

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Marquette University

University of Illinois at Chicago

College of DuPage

Elizabeth Gonzales

Izabella Jablonska

Alana Johnsen

Michael Kik

Ohio State University

DePaul University

Northern Illinois University

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Andrew Lake

Sebastian Oleksy

Mohit Patel

Jake Piotrowski

University of Michigan

Loyola University

Purdue University

University of Florida

Abril Rojas

Dulce Saenz

Rucha Shastri

Ava-Clare Steed

Augustana College

Beloit College

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Earlham College

Fenton Alumni Night at Bensenville’s Music In the Park Wednesday, August 31 7:30 - 9:30 pm MUSICAL GUEST 7TH HEAVEN Please check the Fenton website in August for additional details.

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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT AWARDS Each year, Fenton faculty members select a senior student (s) who exempliﬁes the very best of each department. APPLIED TECHNOLOGY Ryan Fagan ART Moriah Wheeler

Mohit Patel FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE Esmeralda Estrada

BUSINESS Ryan Fagan

MATHEMATICS Heena Amin Andrew Lake

DRAMA AWARD Brianna Dompke

MUSIC/BAND Spencer Franke

ENGLISH LOWERY AWARD Elizabeth Gonzales

CHOIR Cindy Gomez Brianna Dompke

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elizabeth Gonzales SCIENCE Sebastian Oleksy Ava-Clare Steed SOCIAL STUDIES Ryan Fagan WORLD LANGUAGES Sebastian Oleksy

SPECIAL RECOGNITION GOLDEN APPLE SCHOLARS OF ILLINOIS Michael Privett was selected for the prestigious Golden Apple Scholars program after a rigorous selection process which included written essays, proof of academic excellence, letters of recommendation and an interview. Michael is one of just 200 high school students selected in Illinois. This program offers not only a scholarship but four summer institutes to help prepare recipients for a career in teaching.

Fenton Student Council Hosts Annual Summer Blood Drive The Fenton Student Council will host a blood drive on Wednesday, July 27 from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm at Fenton High School. The drive will beneﬁt the Heartland Blood Center and details on registering to donate will be posted to the Fenton website at www.fenton100.org.

ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP | Elizabeth Gonzales The Army ROTC scholarship is a prestigious four year full scholarship that allows talented students to both train to become an ofﬁcer in the army and attend college as a civilian at the same time.

VILLAGE OF BENSENVILLE’S ARBOR DAY DEDICATION TO DR. KATHIE PIERCE On Tuesday, May 10, the Fenton community celebrated the career of Dr. Kathie Pierce during an Arbor Day tree dedication in partnership with the Village of Bensenville and Tree City USA. Dr. Pierce retired from Fenton High School in January after 33 years of service to the school. During the ceremony, Bensenville’s Director of Public Works, Joseph Caracci explained that the tree selected to be planted on the Fenton campus to honor Dr. Pierce was a Cherry Plum. The tree is expected to bloom throughout the seasons and also produce edible cherry plums. District 100 School Board President, Mary Ribando thanked Dr. Pierce for her years of service and for “not only educating and inspiring our students but making sure that each student reached their fullest potential.” Pictured from left: Forestry Technician, Frank Palumbo; Seasonal Forestry, Colin Gaerlan; Public Works Director, Joseph Caracci; Forestry Technician, Rodrigo Trujillo; Dr. Kathie Pierce; Public Works Assistant Director, Rick Radde; District 100 Board President, Mary Ribando, District 100 Board Member, David Shimanek; Village Manager, Evan K. Summers; Fenton Principal, James Ongtengco and District 100 Board Member, Susan Ralph. Since 1976, the Tree City USA program has provided the tools to allow communities to manage and expand their tree population. To qualify for Tree City USA status a community must have an urban forestry management system in place, maintain a tree board or department, have a community tree ordinance, commit to spend $2 per capita on urban forestry and hold Arbor Day celebrations.

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BENSENVILLE PARK DISTRICT Deer Grove Leisure Center Administrative Ofﬁce 1000 West Wood Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 7015 bensenvilleparkdistrict.org

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ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM WORK DATES Hundreds of hands for preservation! The Bensenville Park District has committed to the development of an Ecological Restoration and Stewardship Plan to restore and maintain the natural park areas and preserve our natural heritage throughout the District. Work days are scheduled for July 9 and August 13 and we hope to see you there. Participation can prove to be very informative and rewarding for adults as well as children. For more information about volunteer opportunities at the Bensenville Park District, contact Mary Wagner 630-766-7015, Ext. 2014 or mwagner@bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.

White Pines Golf Club & Banquets 500 West Jefferson Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 0304 www.whitepinesgolf.com Bensenville Water Park & Splash Pad 1100 West Wood Street Bensenville, Illinois 60106 630 766 SWIM Fischer Farm 16W680 Grand Avenue Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 834 3152 Board of Commissioners John Wassinger | President Rich Johnson | Vice President Jim Geils | Treasurer Val Karg | Commissioner Tom Earley | Commissioner

BENSENVILLE WATER PARK & SPLASH PAD SEASON | The Bensenville Water Park is currently open daily from 11am-7pm and will close on August 21. The Splash Pad will remain open August 22 through September 11 for an extended summer season. SWIM LESSONS: The Bensenville Park District’s Learn to Swim Program emphasizes improving swimming ability, increasing conﬁdence and water safety under the instruction of competent, experienced teachers. Group and private swim lessons are available weekdays and weekends for beginners to advance swimmers. Visit bensenvilleparkdistrict.org for the days and times offered. Please register at Deer Grove Leisure Center. BIRTHDAY PARTIES AND RENTALS: Water Park & Splash Pad parties and rentals can be booked during the Water Park season. Concession stand and party packages are available for corporate and social events. For details and reservations, please call 630-766-7015, ext. 2003.

Executive Director Rick Robbins

Teen Night Pool Party FRIDAY, JULY 22 7-9:30PM Ages 11-18 will have their own Luau at the Bensenville Water Park where they can hang out with friends and take selﬁes in the Tiki photo hut. DJ entertainment, dancing, games, swim contests and relays are also planned for this special event! Refreshments and snacks are available to purchase. Participants must arrive by 8pm to enter the Water Park. $5 per person; pay at event check-in. 10

FULL TIME SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM (Ages 6-15) JUNE 6 – AUGUST 19 | 9AM – 3PM (NO CAMPS JULY 4) Ages 6-10 will enjoy either Adventure or Sports Camp Ages 6-10 will learn about nature at Discovery Camp (July 6-17) Ages 11-15 will like the variety of activities offered at Teen Camp Bensenville Park District is currently taking registrations for their 2015 Summer Camp Program. Parents are able to add before and after care service and pick and choose their camp days each time they register. The Day Camp Program offers children the ability to spend their camp day having fun at the Bensenville Water Park and Splash Pad, going on ﬁeld trips, and socializing with old and new friends while participating in a variety of fun activities. New this year for full time camps is the optional Free Healthy Lunch provided by the Northern Illinois Food Bank. In addition to the full time camps, the Park District also offers a Sunshine Camp for children ages 3-5 and Tot Camp for ages 24-35 months. Information and rates are indicated in the Bensenville Park District Program Guide and online at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org. BE NSE NVIL L E

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HAWAIIAN LUAU FRIDAY, JULY 8 | 3-7:30PM | BENSENVILLE WATER PARK & SPLASH PAD Dress in Hawaiian attire for this fun island barbeque party along the beautiful shores of the Bensenville Water Park. Families will enjoy dining at the Tiki Hut concession stand and picnic area. A special menu of pulled pork and grilled Hawaiian burgers, along with the usual concession options, will be available for purchase. The Barefoot Hawaiians will perform island dances in their authentic costumes. Attendees will also enjoy open swim, island music and participate in pool games. Regular Water Park evening admission fees apply; free to passholders.

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SPORTS! HDTV’s for game viewing

MOVIES IN THE PARK | Movies begin at Dusk BARNYARD | THURSDAY, JULY 21 | FISCHER FARM Free event! Includes complimentary popcorn! One bag per person, while supplies last.

OPEN FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER Craft beers on tap & bottles

SPONGEBOB OUT OF WATER | FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 | BENSENVILLE WATER PARK AND SPLASH PAD Free for Water Park pass holders or regular half off evening fee. Watch the movie from a ﬂoat or from the deck.

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50¢ WINGS

EGGS & LEGGS, JOHN KURTZ 5K RUN/WALK SATURDAY, JULY 23 | KICK-OFF 8:30AM Join us for the Eggs & Leggs 5K Run/Walk (formerly Red, White & Blue 5K) at our new kick off location and track. The walk/run will start and end at Fischer Farm with participants running throughout the adjacent Oak Dale Woods Subdivision. All participants will receive a stylish shirt, breakfast, and the opportunity to win awards and medals. Eggs & Leggs is part of the AMITA Health 5K Breakfast series and is presented by Bensenville Park District and Village of Bensenville. Registration options and details are available at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.

All Day! Mondays, Thursdays & Sundays!

LIVE! AT WHITE PINES, THE CONCERT SERIES Join us this summer on the last Friday of every month. Bands will perform on the patio of the 37 Bar & Grill; arrive early to get a good seat! The July 29th concert features the great Latin dance sounds of Salsa Con Soul and the August 26th band, Whiskey and Harmonies, is one of the areas hottest country cover bands. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. More information and the concert series line-up is available at whitepinesgolf.com.

ARTISTS & AUTHORS FAIR AT FISCHER FARM

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 | 10AM-3PM Admission is free and the event is planned to appeal to all ages. Local artists will showcase their work and interact with attendees via demonstrations and booth chats. You will also be able to meet the authors and browse through a variety of children and adult books. The event will also feature live music and fun kid-friendly activities, including a children’s art showcase. Food from local restaurants, wine from Lynfred Winery, and lagers and ales from Church Street will be available for purchase. More information is available at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org. A

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SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 BLACKHAWK MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED Congratulations to all District 2 students who received awards this year! We look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish in the years to come. BENSENVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 210 South Church Road Bensenville | Illinois 60106 www.bsd2.org 630 766 5940 Board of Education Robert F. “Bob” Laudadio | President Kathie Bossier | Vice President Jorge Sanchez | Treasurer Donna Prunotto | Secretary Katie Krajecki Nancy Quinn Matthew Vassar Administration Dr. James Stelter | Superintendent Dr. Kay Dugan Assistant Superintendent for Learning Paul Novack | Chief Financial Ofﬁcer TBD Director of English Language Learning Leah Gauthier Director of Instructional Services Juliann Greene Director of Special Education DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS Blackhawk Middle School 630 766 2601 Perry Finch | Co-Principal Sarah Humboldt | Co-Principal Jeffrey Kersten | Assistant Principal W.A. Johnson School 630 766 2605 Missy Baglarz | Co-Principal Dr. Reinhard Nickisch | Interim Principal Diane Thornburg | Interim Principal Tioga School 630 766 2602 Carlos Azcoitia | Co-Principal Nicole Robinson | Co-Principal

TEAM AWARDS | Regino Cano, Michelle Agyemang, Grace Marcussen, Adam Millard, Cynthia Ibarra, Carolyn Stadnyk, Julia Rihani and Angel Maldonado HAWKS RECOGNITION | Darin Lux and Yesenia Cruz PRINCIPAL’S AWARD | Marbella Bernal and Carlos Vazquez SERVICE ABOVE SELF AWARD | Julius Gonzalez and Natalie Natiello FENTON AWARD | Jasmin Alfaro and Ricardo Saucedo BEA AWARD | Rebecca Millard BLACKHAWK MEMORIAL AWARD | Abigail Mathew and Donavan Perez

PROJECT CARE CELEBRATES VOLUNTEERS AND 20 YEARS Project CARE celebrated its 20th anniversary with a luncheon for this year’s CARE mentors on Thursday, May 26th. This year, more than 300 community members, including Fenton High School students, volunteered their time to help District 2 students in reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Interested in becoming a mentor? Learn more about Project CARE and how you can give back to the community at the Welcome Back Seminar on Thursday, September 1 at 10 AM. For more information, please contact: W.A. Johnson School | Lara Schwarz, 630.766.2605x3202 or Lisa Simoncelli, 630.766.2605x3102 Tioga School | Laura Butz, 630.766.2602 Blackhawk Middle School | Sue Vitale, 630.766.2601x2294

NEW PLAYGROUND EXPECTED SOON AT MOHAWK SITE District 2 is hoping to partner with KaBOOM! to plan and build a new playground at the former Mohawk School site. The construction is anticipated to be this fall – completed in just one weekend! A formal announcement from KaBOOM! is expected this summer. The non-proﬁt builds playgrounds nationwide for communities that lack adequate play space. The District and KaBOOM! already partnered in 2012 to build a Johnson School playground. To fund these projects, KaBOOM! enlists business sponsors, such as Home Depot and Kohl’s, to fund and build the playground in one weekend. KaBOOM! is enthusiastic about the Mohawk site and expects to secure a sponsor to fund the Mohawk playground build as early as this September. You can join the Plan and Build Team now! The team will design the playground this summer. Contact Lara Schwarz at 630.766.2605x3202.

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WHAT IS DISTRICT 2 UP TO THIS SUMMER? School’s out, and District 2 teachers and staff have big plans for their summer! “I will be playing the role of Mr. Banks in the Kaneland Arts Initiative’s summer production of ‘Mary Poppins.’ At the end of July, I will be spending a week in Portugal. In August, I am seeing Barbra Streisand in concert!” – Mr. Doug Orlyk, Media Specialist “I will continue striving to be the best music teacher I can be by taking three graduate school classes. For leisure, I will be singing and playing the piano in my blues band and spending time with my bulldogs, Hjammer and Mack.” – Ms. Emily Allison, Music, Tioga School “I’m leading a 45-day backpacking trip in the Brooks Range of northern Alaska this summer,” – Mr. Adam Long, 6th Grade Science, Blackhawk Middle School “I will be training for the Chicago Marathon all summer!” – Ms. Amanda Lehr, 3rd Grade, W.A. Johnson “I’m preparing to send my ﬁrstborn to college. We are so proud of all his hard work.” – Mrs. Dawn Marchut, Intermediate ISP Classroom Teacher, W.A. Johnson School “I’ll be going to Alaska for three weeks and getting my dog therapy-dog certiﬁed,” – Katelyn Johnson, Speech/Language Pathologist, W.A. Johnson School

CONGRATS NEWLY TENURED TEACHERS!

Wednesday, July 20 Board of Education Meeting Tuesday, August 9 VNA Health Clinic Wednesday, August 10 VNA Health Clinic

District 2 is pleased to announce our newest tenured teachers for the 2016-17 school year! Blackhawk Middle School | Ryan Drum, Alice Rudenga and Debra Topp Tioga School | Sheri Guajardo and Jennifer Szwaya W.A. Johnson School | Jaime Cazares, Erica Reyes, and Kirk Williams Congratulations to the teachers who were awarded tenure this year by the Board of Education after successfully teaching four consecutive years in District 2.

Wednesday, August 10 Registration/Welcome Day All School Buildings Wednesday, August 17 Board of Education Meeting Saturday, August 20 BMS Walk-through Day

DISTRICT 2 LEARNS MINDFULNESS Mindfulness is a buzzword popping up everywhere—even in educational settings. New research has shown that mindfulness strategies, such as breathing exercises, can help students concentrate and regulate feelings of anxiety or stress. District 2 administrators and staff are exploring how these techniques can be integrated into our schools. Mindfulness builds on the similar concept of social-emotional learning (SEL) by teaching students to focus on their emotions, thoughts and bodily sensations, impacting their behavior, stress levels and emotions. Together, mindfulness and SEL skills help students cultivate self-regulation, focus and self-compassion. In the next school year District 2 staff and parents will explore how mindfulness strategies can enhance and ignite a student’s desire to learn while improving the overall heath and emotional well being of all.

Monday, August 22 BMS 6th Grade Parent Night Tuesday, August 23 K-5 Meet the Teacher Day Wednesday, August 24 First day of School for 2016-17 School Year

IMMUNIZATION AND PHYSICALS FOR BSD2 FAMILIES The VNA Mobile Health Clinic will be at the District 2 Educational Administration Center, 210 S. Church Rd., on Tuesday, August 9th and Wednesday, August 10th from 9 AM to 4 PM to provide immunizations and physicals to Bensenville School District 2 students. Please contact the District 2 ofﬁce at 630-766-5940 between June 6th and August 5th to set up your 15 minute appointment. Please note that it is mandatory that you bring your child’s immunization health record for services to be rendered. Walk-ins are welcomed. VNA accepts the following managed Medicaid plans: Allkids, Blue Cross Community, Aetna Better Health and Family Health Network. All students with those insurance plans should expect to only pay a co-pay as indicated on their insurance cards. They will also see uninsured patients, who will be charged a $25 fee, due at time of service, for their physical. This will cover the cost of the visit including necessary lab work as well as vaccines. A

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Fireworks Safety

Bensenville Fire Protection District ISO Class 2 500 South York Road Bensenville | Illinois 60106 www.bensenvillefpd.org Chief Michael Spain Phone 630 594 1184 Cell 708 935 7198 Services CPR Child Safety Seat Checks Professional Fire Academy Citizens Fire Academy Safety Seminars

Fireworks are often used to mark special events and holidays. However, they are not safe in the hands of consumers. Fireworks cause thousands of burns and eye injuries each year. People can enjoy fireworks safely if they follow a few simple safety tips: BE CAREFUL! ... Be safe. If you want to see fireworks, go to a public show put on by experts. ... Do not use consumer fireworks. ... Keep a close eye on children at events where fireworks are used.

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BCPL Park Play, 10:30 am Sunset Park BCPL Coloring & Cocktails, 7 pm BCPL Intro to Microsoft Word, 6:00 pm BPD Concert Series – Salsa Con Soul, 7-11pm 37 Bar & Grill

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28 BCPL Cantina Time, 10:30 am BCPL Jedi Tales, 10:30 am BCPL Super Smash Bros. Tournament, 2 pm BCPL Summer Beading, 7 pm Neighborhood Watch 7:00 pm PD

BCPL Park Play, 10:30 am Sunset Park BPD Teen (ages 11-18) Night Pool Party, 7-9:30pm Water Park

BCPL Park Play, 10:30 am Sunset Park

BCPL Park Play, 10:30 am Sunset Park BPD Hawaiian Luau, 3 -7:30pm Water Park

BPD Eggs & Leggs 5K, 8:30am Kick-off, Fischer Farm

BPD Aqua Zumba begins, 7:15pm Water Park

1 BCPL Park Play, 10:30 am Sunset Park

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BCPL Cantina Time, 10:30 am BCPL Jedi Tales, 10:30 am BCPL Lunchtime Theatre, 12 pm BCPL Based on the Book, 7 pm BPD Lunch Bunch Indoor Picnic, 11:30am-3pm BPD Movies in the Park Barnyard, Dusk, Fischer Farm

BCPL Cantina Time, 10:30 am BCPL Jedi Tales, 10:30 am BCPL Cupcake Decorating, 7pm

BCPL Cantina Time, 10:30 am BCPL Jedi Tales, 10:30 am BCPL Lunchtime Theatre, 12 pm BPD Hot Topics & Hot Coffee, 9:30-10:30am DGLC BPD Aqua Aerobics begins, 10:30-11:15am, Water Park

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BCPL Darth Art (2-5s), 10:30 am BCPL Darth Art (6-12s), 10:30 am BCPL Mario Kart 8 Tournament, 2 pm BCPL Let’s Talk: ESL Conversation Group, 7 pm FHS Student Council Blood Drive 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Music in the Park | American English

BCPL Darth Art (2-5s), 10:30 am BCPL Darth Art (6-12s), 10:30 am BCPL Introducción a Microsoft Word, 6 pm BSD2 Board of Education Meeting, 7 pm Music in the Park | Boy Band Review BPD Board Meeting, 5:30pm DGLC

BCPL Darth Art (2-5s), 10:30 am BCPL Darth Art (6-12s), 10:30 am BCPL Let’s Talk: ESL Conversation Group, 7pm Music in the Park | Poison’d Crue

BCPL Darth Art (2-5s), 10:30 am BCPL Darth Art (6-12s), 10:30 am BCPL Conceptos Básicos de Computadora, 6 pm BCPL Shift Your Assets from Clutter to Cash, 7 pm BPD Board Meeting, Committee of the Whole, 5:30pm DGLC

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26 BCPL Conceptos Básicos de Computadora, 10 am BCPL Padawan Tales, 10:30 am BCPL LEGO Club, 10:30 am BCPL Pokemon Grand Slam Tournament, 2 pm BCPL Book BINGO, 7 pm

BCPL BB-8 Baby Social Hour, 9:30 am BCPL Monday Morning Matinee, 11 am BV Theatre BCPL Star Wars STEAM, 2 pm

BCPL BB-8 Baby Social Hour, 9:30 am BCPL Monday Morning Matinee, 11 am BV Theatre BCPL Afternoons with Adele, 2 pm BCPL Library Board Meeting, 7:30 pm CDC Mtg 6:30 pm VH

19 BCPL Padawan Tales, 10:30 am BCPL LEGO Club, 10:30 am BCPL Star Wars Trivia Night, 7 pm

12 BCPL Usar el Internet, 10 am BCPL Padawan Tales, 10:30 am BCPL LEGO Club, 10:30 am FHS Northern Illinois Mobile Food Pantry 3:30 - 5:30 pm Village Comm Mtgs 6:00 pm VH Village Bd of Trustees Mtg 6:30 pm VH

BCPL BB-8 Baby Social Hour, 9:30 am BCPL Monday Morning Matinee, 11 am BV Theatre BCPL Star Wars STEAM, 2:00 pm BCPL Foreign Language Film, 7 pm BV Theatre BPD Swim Lessons Begin- Session III Water Park

BCPL Second Sundays, 2-4 pm Korthauer Log House BPD Historical Train Tour, 1-3pm Veterans Park

LIBRARY CLOSED Liberty Fest Parade 10am

5 BCPL Padawan Tales, 10:30 am BCPL LEGO Club, 10:30 am BCPL Family Movie Night, 7 pm BV Theatre Senior Citizen Luncheon 11:00 am Monty’s BPD Aqua Aerobics begins, 10:30-11:15am, Water Park

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23 BCPL Usar el Internet, 10 am BSD2 K-5 Meet the Teacher Day, 2:30-3:00 pm Village Comm Mtgs 6:00 pm VH Village Bd of Trustees Mtg 6:30 pm VH

30 BCPL Book BINGO, 7 pm

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BCPL Intro to Photoshop Elements: Part 2, 6 pm BCPL BCPL Pop Art Party, 7 pm BCPL Library Board Meeting, 7:30 pm CDC Mtg 6:30 pm VH

BCPL Using the Internet, 6 pm BSD2 BMS 6th Grade Parent Night, 6 pm BPD Splash Pad reopens for weekends, 11am Water Park

BCPL Intro to Microsoft Word, 6 pm FHS Board of Education Meeting 7:00 pm BPD Tiny Tot Preschool begins, Various DGLC

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BCPL Let’s Talk: ESL Conversation Group, 7 pm BCPL DIY Headphones with Chris Sloan, 7 pm BSD2 First Day of School! Music in the Park | Hi Fidelity

BCPL Conceptos Básicos de Computadora, 6 pm BSD2 Board of Education Meeting, 7 pm FHS First Day of School Music in the Park | The Personnel BPD Board Meeting, 5:30pm DGLC

BCPL Let’s Talk: ESL Conversation Group, 7 pm BSD2 VNA Mobile Clinic, 9 am-4 pm BSD2 Registration/Welcome Day Music in the Park | Kashmir

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BCPL Computer Basics, 10 am FHS Curriculum Night Neighborhood Watch 7:00 pm PD

BCPL Intro to Microsoft Publisher, 2 pm BCPL Based on the Book, 7 pm BV Theatre BPD Lunch Bunch Bingo BBQ, 11:30am-3pm DGLC

4 BPD Hot Topics & Hot Coffee, 9:30-10:30am DGLC

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BPD Movie in the Park SpongeBob out of Water, Dusk Water Park

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BPD Artists & Authors Fair, 10am-3pm Fischer Farm

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