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of Events and Characters Illinois State Representative Deborah Graham and Illinois State Senator Don Harmon Meet with Constituents. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Our State officials have been everywhere in the past few weeks, from Memorial Day Parades, Memorial Day Presentations, and now at the Day in Our Village event. At each and every event citizens came up and discussed all issues before the Illinois House and Senate, and many also said a big thanks to both of these respected local politicians. Legislators, Staff, and other past and present elected officials all gathered to discuss a multitude of local issues. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Library Board member the Honorable Bruce Samuels and an Oak Park Township Board Member staff the Illinois Green Party Tent. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Illinois Westside Greens Show different ways to be more ecologically friendly. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Oak Park Independent Voters who ran slate called "It Takes a Village" Discuss Local Issues and events with interested citizens. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Past
Oak Park Board Member Galen Gockel, now President of
Oak Park Festival Theatre always has a smile and some kind words for
the Arts.
Oak
Park Festival Theatre's Artistic Director and Actor extraordinaire
Mr. Jack Hickey prepares for his role in Cyrano de Bergerac to be performed indoors at the Mills House (he reads and sleeps with the book). © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Dorothy
Reid, an Oak Park Township Board Member and Baird and Warner
real-estate Agent, presents a series of historic photos of Oak Park and
asks residents to name some of the structures, a fellow real-estate
agent poses with Ms. Reid.
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Journals of Chicago Inc. photoDeborah
Preisser, Oak Park Public Library's Media relations person
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Journals of Chicago Inc. photoand a lot more......greets residents and prepares for a summer of readers and events from all over the nation. Greyhound Rescue folks and residents enjoy the park. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Oak
Park and River Forest's Rotary International President Mr.
© Suburban
Journals of Chicago Inc. photoBill Planek bakes cookies for folks and illustrates the workings of a solar oven. Solar ovens like this one are placed in developing nations where energy for cooking and baking is limited. Another helpful hand that the Rotary is giving to those in need. One of the large Solar Ovens being used by Rotary International. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo A Cockatoo with his human friend comes to the event, but would have nothing to do with the pigeons. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Entertainment at Scoville Park kept the kids and parents delighted all day. Sundays at Scoville will host a variety of events through the summer. Click here for a complete schedule. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo A Breast Feeding Station on the left and a Dream Interpretation tent welcome visitors and sucklers. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo Evangelical Lutherans Offer Free Bibles whilst Homosexuals let it be known there are Gays in the Village. © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. photo There
are Optimists Everywhere, and some may have helped keep the rain from
coming back.
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Journals of Chicago Inc. photoSee You Next Year or perhaps sooner........................... Day in Our Village on Sunday in Oak Park Opportunities to learn abound Sunday at A Day in Our Village Sunday's 36th annual A Day in Our Village festival will feature more than 150 organizations, including the Village Board, Citizens Involvement Commission, Community Relations Commission, Historic Preservation Commission, Farmer's Market Commission, Police, Fire and Medical Reserve Corps. Even ComEd will be on hand with information on how to make homes more energy efficient, an important goal that could mean cash incentives for Oak Park property owners through the ComEd Community Energy Challenge. The all-inclusive, annual festival is held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Scoville Park, at Lake Street and Oak Park Avenue. The event offers opportunities to become volunteers, join an organization, patronize a local merchant or service, meet neighbors, enjoy special activities, make new friends, join a congregation and generally support the community spirit. Among the various activities will be games, demonstrations and entertainment, as well as a food court featuring local restaurants. Rehm Park & Pool (Garfield Street at East Avenue) also will offer a range of activities from noon – 5 p.m. Click here for more information, including a list of activities. *** Free concerts return to Scoville Park The music will return to Scoville Park on Sunday, June 14 when the Park District of Oak Park's Summer Concert Series kicks off with the high-energy stage show of Members Only. The music goes from 5:30 – 7 p.m., weather permitting. Click here for a complete schedule. ![]() ![]() © Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. published by Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. |