Few things signal summer s arrival like a splash at the local pool, and many suburbanites will be able to enjoy just that starting this weekend. it will feel like a welcome return to normalcy after most pools remained closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but swimmers will see changes this year.
Lisle Park District names garage after board president retiring after 23 years of service Courtesy of Lisle Park District Longtime Lisle Park District board president Don Cook receives a dedication plaque for his 23 years of service. Top is the custom sign for the new vehicle and equipment storage facility now named Don s Garage.
Updated 5/7/2021 11:10 PM
On Thursday, April 15, the Lisle Park District Board of Park Commissioners presented a resolution to name the new parks department vehicle & equipment storage facility Don s Garage in grateful recognition of Don Cook s 23 years of dedicated and accomplished service to the residents.
On June 16, 1998, Cook was appointed to the board and was re-elected to six 4-year terms since 1999. For twenty of his 23 years of service on the park district board, he served as park board president, leading continued advancements of the Lisle Park District through the acquisition, development, and ongoing improvements and
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The 2021 Consolidated Election falls on Tuesday, April 6. (Shutterstock)
LISLE, IL Downers Grove voters will head to the polls Tuesday, April 6, to cast their votes for mayor and village clerk. Voters will also choose new members for the Lisle Village Board of Trustees and Lisle Community Unit District 202 Board of Education.
Here s some information about the races and candidates, in addition to some facts about Election Night in DuPage County.
Mayor of Lisle
As he runs for a second term, incumbent Mayor Christopher Chris R. Pecak faces challenges from current Lisle Village Trustees Sara Sadat and Stephen A. Winz in the 2021 consolidated election.
Lisle Park District s Remote Enrichment Center offers nurturing environment for students Remote Enrichment Center staff help students connect to classroom meetings and stay on task to complete daily assignments. Courtesy of Lisle Park District
Posted12/9/2020 3:50 PM
The Lisle Park District s Remote Enrichment Center opened this past August to provide children in kindergarten through eighh grade with the support they need to learn remotely by encouraging social, mental, and physical well-being while maintaining academic focus and healthy habits.
The Remote Enrichment Center is located in the Lisle Park District Recreation Center at 1925 Ohio St. in Lisle.
Structured time is allotted for schoolwork, meals, snacks, and necessary brain breaks.