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STEM even makes science fun in Western Springs
For Ashley Airhart and other students the Field Park STEM Science Night was a hair-raising experience — literally Putting her hands around an electrostatic generator inside the gym at Field Park Airhart had strands of hair shoot out to the giggles of classmates "I could feel the electricity.
College of DuPage tells accreditation agency that problems 'are all being addressed'
In the face of possible sanctions the College of DuPage told its accreditation agency that the school has taken "strong and decisive" actions to address concerns about the school's finances leadership and other issues according to a letter released by the school Friday Interim President Joseph.
College of DuPage incurs big legal bills amid turmoil
Seven tumultuous months at the College of DuPage — which included a president's firing numerous grand jury subpoenas and myriad investigations — have come at a steep cost: $2 million according to a Tribune analysis Records show the college has incurred unprecedented legal and consultant bills.
To honor veterans serve others LTHS students told
Lyons Township High School Principal Brian Waterman urged students to be of service during an afternoon assembly honoring military veterans Wednesday in La Grange "Take a moment to reflect on service over self" Waterman said "Our military personnel are shining examples of service over self".
Western Springs to return to its normal water supply
Western Springs officials expect to return to the village's normal water supply by Monday at the latest Renovation of Well 3 is expected to be completed between Nov 13 and Nov 16 said Matthew Supert director of municipal services A decrease in the amount of water coming out of the well alerted.
Bollards planned to block cars from driving on downtown Western Springs sidewalk
Western Springs is taking steps to protect pedestrians and prevent another vehicle from jumping the curb on Burlington Avenue and driving over the sidewalk The village plans this week to install bollards in front of the four parking spaces on Burlington east of Lawn Avenue The cost will be about.
Western Springs Army veteran lights way for peers
Steve Goodwin only has three seconds of air time on a nationally syndicated commercial but he hopes that those few seconds of fame can help raise awareness of veterans issues The Western Springs resident is labeled as a "success story" and shown sipping coffee looking out an office window in.
DeVries brothers honored for longtime service
If you haven't had somebody open the door for you or carry your bags out to the car you haven't been to DeVries Grocery & Market lately in La Grange "That must happen 50 times a day" said vendor and customer Peter Fasano after co-owner Wayne DeVries escorted Vi Butler to her car and tucked her.
Volunteers want no one to die alone
Hinsdale and La Grange Memorial hospitals have launched a new program in which volunteers stay with dying patients who otherwise would be alone "Many patients do die alone" said Cindy Rohr manager of respiratory care at Hinsdale Hospital "You can't help but put yourself in that person's place.
New Streetscape ideas proposed for downtown Western Springs
About a dozen residents turned out Wednesday Nov 4 to give feedback on dozens of ideas being considered to improve the look of downtown Western Springs "We have had so many great ideas now it's time to narr