"We will take on this important and difficult topic using our Unity principles."
COVID-19 has increased need throughout the Township, and emergency financial assistance is available for residents who are in need.
Introducing DPPL's Move & Groove Tuesdays.
The flight was organized in cooperation with the US embassy in Islamabad working closely with the Pakistani Government and Pakistan Airline
During Press Conference faith leader condemn racism and urging a renewed commitment to racial justice
The Senior Community Check-In helps to connect elderly Township residents with resources so that they can ‘age in place’.
"Our staff and patrons are craving books and movies that enlighten and educate us on race and justice."
Carry-out service begins June 15 and Des Plaines librarians are answering resident questions about what to expect.
Since March 23, 2020, JOURNEYS | The Road Home has housed more than 100 individuals in hotels due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Sometimes books give us a window into communities we don’t belong to— to help us understand and empathize."
Students ages 8 to 14 can give their science, technology, engineering, art and math skills a workout with a range of fun-filled courses.
A virtual scholarship assembly broadcast via social media Live to celebrate her accomplishments and achievements the Class of 2020
Elected officials from the all over US congratulated Muslims around the world on Eid-ul-Fitr through his social media message.
In Illinois all outdoor festivals, and other celebratory events are suspended. All Muslims decided to perform Eid Prayers in Home.
"Missing one-on-one book recommendations from your favorite 3rd floor staffers? DPPL's new Miner Recs Book Talks are the next best thing!"
The Oakton Educational Foundation is underwriting the cost of a new Contact Tracer Training Program to combat COVID-19.
Library staff offers tips for what books to read and how to discuss them during quarantine.
Critical services are being provided through General Assistance, the food pantry, transportation, and the Assessor’s Office.
In celebration of World Migratory Bird Day, the festival will be held Saturday.
Registration is now open for the online, self-paced program. Courses begin May 26.
"We invite you to help us document the impact of the 2020 pandemic on the Des Plaines community by sharing your photographs and writing."
"Each week, Des Plaines Public Library's readers advisory staff will recommend books, movies and more."
"The building might be closed but the library is definitely open."
"Join us as we explore our favorite baked goods in fiction every other Tuesday, when we’ll bake something from one of our favorite books."
Librarians provide tips for using the popular video conferencing software Zoom to connect with friends, family and co-workers.
The library will reveal his weekly location on the DPPL Facebook page.
"If you've always thought you were too busy to tackle a foreign language, now might be the time."
Oakton's Virtual Spring 5K Fun Run/Walk s a fun way for everyone to stay active and involved during this period of social distancing.
Discover your Oakton Experience by registering for fall credit classes starting Wednesday, May 6.
Oakton is using 3D printers at the college’s Skokie campus to create PPE to distribute to local hospitals and health care facilities.
Two planned open houses at the Township’s new Elk Grove Village location have also been postponed.
Gain access to valuable college resources without leaving your home by attending Oakton’s Virtual First-Gen College Fair.
Amid the Stay at Home Order due to COVID-19, the Township is continuing to offer core services in different ways from its new location.
The Oakton Education Foundation will match Student Success Fund donations through April 15.
Library staff answer questions about returning materials, paying fines and other library services.
Essential services continue to be provided through the Food Pantry, General Assistance, Transportation, and Assessor’s Office for residents.
Oakton's Nursing Department is donating PPE to local medical facilities to protect health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turn to Oakton this summer by enrolling in online classes.
Library is CLOSED through April 7th in response to COVID-19 pandemic and Illinois Governor Pritzker's "Shelter in Place" Executive Order.
On Wednesday, Customs and Border Patrol officers intercepted shipments containing “test kits” for a variety of viruses, including COVID-19.