The event will include character visits, a cosplay contest, face painting, a Beatles exhibition and more.
This year’s theme is “Invest In Our Planet,” a prod to people across the world to devote resources to fighting climate change.
Same-day job offers will be made to prospective employees applying to become bus operators, mechanics and servicers.
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Before joining the park district, Robert Asiamah held the same title at a manufacturing company for more than nine years.
Ridgley Ann "Mimi" Poling was appointed to the Board in 2014 and currently serves as diversity, equity and inclusion committee chairperson.
IL American Water & University of IL Extension Offer webinar “Water Conservation at Home” on Monday, April 17
Also: Yard waste collection resumes with Plainfield residents' first refuse pickup in April.
The event gives community members a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of prescription drugs.
All blood donated at the event will go to area hospitals to help those in need, village officials said.
The internships, for which college students are eligible, will take place from May to August.
The beginning of daylight savings time will be almost like a reward after a long winter in Plainfield.
Sworn officers and community members alike recognize Officer Cody Columbus and Records Technician Kellee Konieczny's value, officials said.
The status is achieved by participating in educational programs, volunteer participation, event attendance and other activities.
Construction at the park, located in Plainfield's Champion Creek subdivision, is set to begin in October.
The main purpose of the four-acre Springs at 127th project is to provide unique recreational amenities for the district's northeastern area.
Once a week for 12 weeks, residents will have a chance to learn about Plainfield's police and fire departments and their staff's duties.
Resumes are being accepted now for three seasonal concessions aides at Hidden Lakes Trout Farm in Bolingbrook.
Four live mammals will be part of a Big Run Wolf Ranch presentation on March 4 at Four Rivers Environmental Education Center in Channahon.
Construction is expected to begin in late May or early June, according to officials at the Plainfield Park District.
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Several upgrades, including new equipment and outdoor furniture, are planned for the park.
The project is being done in an effort to restore the woodland to its native state, officials said.
When a woman swimming laps at the YMCA lost consciousness and stopped breathing, four staff members stepped in and saved her life.
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The average family is spending about $13,610 per year on childcare costs and is devoting about 12.5 percent of salaries to expenses.
Galentine's Day festivities and a Daddy Daughter Dance are both happening at the Plainfield Park District.
Brian Thomas began his military service in 1988 as a member of the Alabama National Guard while attending Alabama A&M University.
On Monday, Jan. 16, volunteers can choose to help with brush removal or pick up litter at Rock Run Preserve – Black Road Access in Joliet.
The event is set for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and features guided hikes, live raptor presentations, family activities, a food truck and more!
The new contract still includes weekly trash and recycling pick-up but now offers a new senior discount and other benefits.
The club assisted 145 families and 805 people in the Plainfield area this year using the $31,675 worth of Jewel gift cards.
Residents of Will County who are attending an accredited higher learning institution in 2023 are eligible for one of the scholarships.
The family-friendly animated video provides tips to defend drains from clogs this holiday season.
The National Weather Service issued an extreme cold advisory from 12 a.m. Dec. 22 to 8 a.m. Dec. 29.
With frigid temperatures occurring, Illinois American Water is reminding homeowners to take steps to prevent frozen pipes this winter.
In 24 years — the program has been ongoing for 72 years — the Lions Club has raised $372,725 in food gift certificates for local families.
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Since 2010, over 860 grants totaling over $856,000 have been awarded to Illinois fire and emergency organizations.
Recipients will draw on art to help educate about the science of water service.