"The Village Hall, Public Works and Police buildings’ service counters will be open to the public by appointment - only for consultation."
"This is an opportunity to do something really great for our neighbors most in need," DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick said.
This week the County Board will consider a stimulus program for up to $15,000 grants to assist small businesses and independent contractors.
We hope this roundup of good news from across Illinois puts a smile on your face.
The International Code Council's 40th annual celebration is a campaign to raise awareness about building safety.
Illinois American Water and American Water Charitable Foundation Provide over $58,000 in Local COVID-19 Relief Donations
"Sergeant Mark Lutz took the Oath of Office as Deputy Chief of Operations and Officer Dan Taylor took the Oath of Office as Sergeant."
"Staff continues to accept, review and approve permit applications submitted via email or online forms."
Mother's Day will be different this year due to the coronavirus crisis, but Patch wants to help you show your mother a little more love.
The program is free for all single-family homes within Lisle’s corporate limits and provides for the collection and disposal of branches.
The budget was approved at an April 20 village board meeting.
The program is free for all single-family homes within corporate limits and provides for the collection and disposal of branches.
Both the preschool and fitness center are making sure their patrons get the most out of their shelter-in-place orders
The meeting can be viewed on the Village YouTube channel or on local cable channels.
The arboretum is temporarily closed as of April 2 due to the new coronavirus shutdown.
"This includes masks, gowns, gloves, eye protection and surface wipes," according to the Lisle-Woodridge Fire Protection District.
"Good things are happening," Lisle Trustee Sara Sadat told Patch.
The Arboretum remained open "with limitations" and on-site closures.
Karl Knutson said his daughter Mia doesn't usually sing with him, but this time was special.
The decision was made amid ongoing concern over new coronavirus.
A roundup of how to help the community, both in person and remotely.
The volunteers helped pack lunches for schoolchildren in need who are staying home due to coronavirus-related school closures.
Inaugural AMITA Health Gala, “Leaping Forward Together," Attracts More than 800 Guests
Dinner to benefit Swedish Children's Choir
As the winter progresses, the work on Lisle Park District’s all-inclusive playground continues thanks to the generosity of the community
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Don’t let the winter blues catch up to you this season – take advantage of Lisle Park District’s winter programs and activities
On Thursday, January 16, the winners of the 2019 ‘Capture Lisle Parks & Recreation Photography Contest' were announced
The village is interested in knowing how often you bike, your preferred local destinations and walking or biking challenges you face.
The self-defense classes will be open to students grades 1 through 5 and beginner and advanced adults.
The Lisle-Woodridge Fire Protection District will be purchasing “The Safety Challenge" fire prevention program
Show pride in your community, spend time outdoors, and assist the Lisle Park District in keeping our 40 parks clean and litter free
Join Lisle Park District staff and supervisors to learn about seasonal positions available in 2020
Illinois American Water reminds homeowners to safeguard their home plumbing to prevent water damage from frozen and burst pipes.
Join us at the Lisle Veterans Memorial as we honor veterans this Veterans Day
From a $700K lotto win to a cancer survivor working to raise awareness, these stories will put a smile on your face.
Join The Museums at Lisle Station Park for a night of Halloween happenings and a peek into the world of paranormal investigation
Since 2010, over 590 grants totaling over $582,000 have been awarded to Illinois fire and emergency organizations in the Company’s service
Police Chief David Anderson has been with the force for 28 years.
In a free session at the Park District, Jim Flanagan of Bentron Financial Group will help older adults gauge their retirement readiness