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Discounted Centennial Beach memberships are on sale
Centennial Beach memberships will be sold at discounted pre-season prices through May 27.
Members get perks like early entry on weekdays, a 10% discount at Centennial Grill and coupons for other park district amenities, Naperville Park District officials said in a news release.
A variety of memberships are available, including children, adults, seniors or families. The “friends plus” option is available for purchase through May 27 and allows up to two additional guests to accompany a family or individual, park district officials said.
The beach, 500 W. Jackson Ave., opens Saturday, May 25.
Memberships are available to Naperville residents and non-residents and can be purchased at: www.napervilleparks.org/beachmemberships.
Memberships will be sold at regular season prices after May 27.
LWV holds U.S. House Dist. 11 candidate forums
A virtual forum for Democratic candidates seeking the 11th District U.S. House seat will be hosted by the League of Women Voters of Naperville and surrounding communities on Wednesday, February 28, at 7 p.m.
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Bill Foster, D-Naperville, and his main March 19 opponent, civil rights attorney Qasim Rashid of Naperville, have confirmed they will attend, a news release said.
The forum will be moderated by trained, nonpartisan moderators, and each candidate will be given equal time to respond to questions. Each will also give a two-minute opening and closing speech.
Sign up to receive the Zoom link: lwvnaperville.org. The event will also be broadcast live on Facebook.
DuPage receives grant for green analysis and upgrades
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded DuPage County a grant of approximately $450,000 for clean energy and energy efficiency programs, county officials announced.
The funding, funded through the $20.5 million federal Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program, will be used to make green improvements to the county’s government campus in Wheaton, including two electric vehicle charging ports outside the 505 Judicial Office facility that will accommodate four cars.
It will also pay for more solar panels on the roof of the 421 Administration Building and LED light upgrades across campus, as well as a workforce analysis to determine supply and demand for clean energy-related jobs and provide clean energy-related job training. Officials spoke about the findings of the analysis.
