The West Chicago Police Citizens Police Academy is Wednesdays for ten weeks at the police station.
(photo courtesy West Chicago Police Department)
Let The Legion Do the Cooking
American Legion Post 300 serves a Fish Fry on Fridays plus items from its regular menu. Also a special entree is offered on some days. Stuffed Shells are served Wednesday, July 29.
9photo courtesy American Legion Post 300)
Toucan’s Hideaway Adventure Opens
Toucan’s Hideaway Adventure Playground is open for free open play.
(photo courtesy West Chicago Park District)
Three Important Things To Do
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an effect on our lives. Remember to follow the social distancing order, wear masks and wash hands.
WC posice recieve Masks & Snacks
The West Chicago Police Department was the recipient of gifts from several different sources. Eva, a six-year old, and her Grandma, made masks to help protect officers. The members of First United Methodist Church of West Chicago donated a wide variety of snacks and drinks.
(photos courtesy West Chicago Police Department)
Virtual Fun With Park District
West Chicago Park District offers a variety of virtual programs for all ages.
(photo courtesy West Chicago Park District)
Benjamin Mid School Graduates
Benjamin Middle School virtual graduation was Wednesday, May 27, 2020.
(photo courtesy Benjamin School District 33)
Remembering Those Veterans Who Died
Although the Memorial Day services commemorating those that served in the armed forces and died did not take place this year, these men and women were remembered.
(Photo of Soldiers and Sailor Monument courtesy of Becky Hall)
Lest We Forget
Although the Community Memorial service scheduled for Monday, May 25, 2020, is cancelled due to COVID-19, everyone can take the time to remember those in the Armed Forces who served our country and have died.
(photos courtesy West Chicago City Museum. The veteran pictured is Robert (Bob) Bond.)
Easy Ways to Count in Census
It is time to get counted—in the 2020 Census. Households can do the census online, mail the paper questionnaires, if one was received, or call (844) 330-2020. Contrary to popular belief, persons do not need your Census ID code in order to fill out the Census.