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All stats below are for Single family detached properties
July 2010 UNDER CONTRACT for Detached Single Family
July 2010 Sales for Detached Single Family
Year to Date through July 2010 Sales for Detached Single Family
All stats below are for Attached properties
(Condo/town homes)
July 2010 Sales for Attached Single Family
July 2010 UNDER CONTRACT for Attached Single Family
Year to Date through July 2010 Sales for Attached Single Family
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Mark Your Calendars for the Jazz & Blues Festival in LaGrange Park! – July 24th!
The Community Park District of La Grange Park and the Village of La Grange Park are partnering in 2010 to bring you the first ever Jazz & Blues Festival on Saturday, July 24th from 5 – 10 p.m. at Memorial Park.
This Year’s Entertainment:
→ Harry Garner Band
→ Jim Gary
→ And headliners… The Rhythm Rockets
Entertainment brought to you by the La Grange Park
Business Association, First National Bank of Brookfield
and Bluder’s Tree Service.
Bring the Whole Family…and Your Neighbors!
→ Souvenirs
→ Food Vendors
→ Beer and Wine
→ No admission fee!
Come early and enter the Best Windy City Hot Dog’s
hot dog eating contest, held in the Village Market
parking lot.
This Year’s Entertainment:
→ Harry Garner Band
→ Jim Gary
→ And headliners… The Rhythm Rockets
Entertainment brought to you by the La Grange Park
Business Association, First National Bank of Brookfield
and Bluder’s Tree Service.
Bring the Whole Family…and Your Neighbors!
→ Souvenirs
→ Food Vendors
→ Beer and Wine
→ No admission fee!
Come early and enter the Best Windy City Hot Dog’s
hot dog eating contest, held in the Village Market
parking lot.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Village’s Brush Pick-up Program in Progress
Brush Collection is underway. Public Works crews pick up branches and brush debris that are stacked in
neat piles on the parkway. The Village will conduct a pickup during the first full week of each month
through the week of October 4. The Public Works Department will rotate the order of collection from week
to week so that different areas of town will be serviced first each week. Please be sure that all brush to be
collected is set out prior to Monday of the collection week.
The Village’s 2010 Brush Removal Schedule
• AREA 1 is West of La Grange Road
• AREA 2 is all streets from La Grange Road east to the IHB Railroad
• AREA 3 is all streets east of the IHB Railroad
Start of program each Estimated progress of program per week
Month/Week Days/Area
START DATE *AREA 1 *AREA 2 *AREA 3
July 5 Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues Wed/Thurs
August 2 Wed/Thurs Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues
September 6 Tues/Wed Wed/Thurs Thurs/Fri
October 4 Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues Wed/Thurs
Brush Collection is underway. Public Works crews pick up branches and brush debris that are stacked in
neat piles on the parkway. The Village will conduct a pickup during the first full week of each month
through the week of October 4. The Public Works Department will rotate the order of collection from week
to week so that different areas of town will be serviced first each week. Please be sure that all brush to be
collected is set out prior to Monday of the collection week.
The Village’s 2010 Brush Removal Schedule
• AREA 1 is West of La Grange Road
• AREA 2 is all streets from La Grange Road east to the IHB Railroad
• AREA 3 is all streets east of the IHB Railroad
Start of program each Estimated progress of program per week
Month/Week Days/Area
START DATE *AREA 1 *AREA 2 *AREA 3
July 5 Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues Wed/Thurs
August 2 Wed/Thurs Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues
September 6 Tues/Wed Wed/Thurs Thurs/Fri
October 4 Thurs/Fri Mon/Tues Wed/Thurs
Monday, July 5, 2010
LaGrange Parks 2010 Music Under the Stars
The Community Park District, with the help of local business sponsors is proud to bring the Music Under
the Stars program every Wednesday evening through August 18th. It is an all-new line-up for 2010 - bring
your family and friends and have an evening under the stars right here in town. All concerts take place at
Memorial Park Amphitheater, located at Woodlawn and La Grange Road. IF WALKING FROM WEST
OF LA GRANGE ROAD, PLEASE USE THE CROSS WALK BUTTON AT HOMESTEAD.
DATE GROUP STYLE
July 7 Guittarra Azul Reggae
July 14 White Saddle Band Country
July 21 Proviso Idol Singing Contest
July 28 Bagshot Row 50’s Rock
August 4 Karen Hart Band Classic Rock/Contemporary
August 11 Lisa Rene 80’s Rock
August 18 Parrot Head Express Beach Party Music
the Stars program every Wednesday evening through August 18th. It is an all-new line-up for 2010 - bring
your family and friends and have an evening under the stars right here in town. All concerts take place at
Memorial Park Amphitheater, located at Woodlawn and La Grange Road. IF WALKING FROM WEST
OF LA GRANGE ROAD, PLEASE USE THE CROSS WALK BUTTON AT HOMESTEAD.
DATE GROUP STYLE
July 7 Guittarra Azul Reggae
July 14 White Saddle Band Country
July 21 Proviso Idol Singing Contest
July 28 Bagshot Row 50’s Rock
August 4 Karen Hart Band Classic Rock/Contemporary
August 11 Lisa Rene 80’s Rock
August 18 Parrot Head Express Beach Party Music
Friday, July 2, 2010
Area Independence Day Celebrations
Community Concert, Riverside – July 2
Guthrie Park
6:00 PM
Independence Day Parade, Brookfield – July 3
Grand Boulevard and 31st Street
10:00 AM
Also: Festivities at Noon at Kiwanis Park on Brookfield Avenue
Independence Day Parade, Darien – July 3
9:30 AM – Begins at Plainfield and Clarendon Hills Roads and ends at Eisenhower Junior High School
Taste of Oak Brook, Oak Brook – July 3
Oak Brook Sports Core Polo Grounds
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Fireworks after 9:00 PM
Independence Day Parade, Lyons – July 3
Lawndale and 46th Street
1:00 PM
Independence Day Celebration, Lyons – July 3
Smith Park, Lawndale and 42nd Street
8:00 Music and 9:00 Fireworks
Independence Day 5K Run, Riverside – July 3
Historic Water Tower
7:30 AM
Also: Parade at Longcommon and Delaplaine Roads at 10 AM
Also: Festival at Guthrie Park immediately following parade
Independence Day Celebration, Westmont – July 4
3:00 – 9:00 PM – Festival (food, kid crafts, games) at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
7:30 – 9:15 PM – Concert at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
9:30 PM Fireworks at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
Independence Day Celebration, Burr Ridge – July 4
8:00 – 10:00 AM – Pancake Breakfast at Walker Park Recreation Center
4:00 PM Festival at Walker Park at 7425 Wolf Road
9:15 PM Fireworks at Walker Park at 7425 Wolf Road
Independence Day Celebration, Oakbrook Terrace – July 4
4:00 – 7:00 PM – Picnic at Terrace View Park ($10 for non-residents). Rides are free of charge.
8:00 PM – Music featuring The Moods
9:30 PM - Fireworks at Terrace View Park
Independence Day Fireworks, Clarendon Hills – July 4
9:30 PM Fireworks
View from Prospect Park (Between Chicago, Prospect, Norfolk and Oxford Avenues)
Independence Day Parade, Westchester – July 5
Dorchester Street and Mayfair Avenue
9:30 AM
Independence Day Celebration, Hinsdale – July 5
10:00 AM Parade at Sixth and Washington Street
11:00 AM Arts and Crafts Fair at Burlington Park at 19 East Chicago Avenue
11:00 AM Family Festival at Burlington Park at 19 East Chicago Avenue
Guthrie Park
6:00 PM
Independence Day Parade, Brookfield – July 3
Grand Boulevard and 31st Street
10:00 AM
Also: Festivities at Noon at Kiwanis Park on Brookfield Avenue
Independence Day Parade, Darien – July 3
9:30 AM – Begins at Plainfield and Clarendon Hills Roads and ends at Eisenhower Junior High School
Taste of Oak Brook, Oak Brook – July 3
Oak Brook Sports Core Polo Grounds
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Fireworks after 9:00 PM
Independence Day Parade, Lyons – July 3
Lawndale and 46th Street
1:00 PM
Independence Day Celebration, Lyons – July 3
Smith Park, Lawndale and 42nd Street
8:00 Music and 9:00 Fireworks
Independence Day 5K Run, Riverside – July 3
Historic Water Tower
7:30 AM
Also: Parade at Longcommon and Delaplaine Roads at 10 AM
Also: Festival at Guthrie Park immediately following parade
Independence Day Celebration, Westmont – July 4
3:00 – 9:00 PM – Festival (food, kid crafts, games) at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
7:30 – 9:15 PM – Concert at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
9:30 PM Fireworks at Ty Warner Park at Blackhawk and Plaza Drives
Independence Day Celebration, Burr Ridge – July 4
8:00 – 10:00 AM – Pancake Breakfast at Walker Park Recreation Center
4:00 PM Festival at Walker Park at 7425 Wolf Road
9:15 PM Fireworks at Walker Park at 7425 Wolf Road
Independence Day Celebration, Oakbrook Terrace – July 4
4:00 – 7:00 PM – Picnic at Terrace View Park ($10 for non-residents). Rides are free of charge.
8:00 PM – Music featuring The Moods
9:30 PM - Fireworks at Terrace View Park
Independence Day Fireworks, Clarendon Hills – July 4
9:30 PM Fireworks
View from Prospect Park (Between Chicago, Prospect, Norfolk and Oxford Avenues)
Independence Day Parade, Westchester – July 5
Dorchester Street and Mayfair Avenue
9:30 AM
Independence Day Celebration, Hinsdale – July 5
10:00 AM Parade at Sixth and Washington Street
11:00 AM Arts and Crafts Fair at Burlington Park at 19 East Chicago Avenue
11:00 AM Family Festival at Burlington Park at 19 East Chicago Avenue
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Empty Bowls!! A Community Event to Help Combat Hunger
Thursday, April 22
6 - 9 p.m.
Begin at Terra Incogniteo,
35 S. La Grange Road, La Grange
Sponsored by LGBA
$20 adults
$15 childrend 12 and under
Includes keepsake, hand-made, original bowl.
The basic idea for Empty Bowls is simple. Terra Incognito, along with students from Lyons Township High School, hand craft 1000 bowls.
Event participants purchase the bowls that evening at Terra Incognito, 35 S. LaGrange Rd., and travel to participating restaurants to enjoy a simple food served in that bowl such as soup, stews, ice cream or pasta. Guests keep their bowls as a reminder that there are always Empty Bowls in the world.
22 participating restaurants include: Aurelio's, Baja Fresh, Bella Bacino's, Caribou Coffee, Casa Margarita, DiNico's Pizza and Gelato Uno, Francesca's Belleza, Grapevine, Kama Indian Bistro, Knead Marketplace, LaGrange Art League Gallery and Studio, Magic Wok, Marconi's, Nickson's, Noodles & Co., Palmer Place, Prasino's, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Q BBQ, From Scratch Bakery, Sweetness, Trader Joe's and We're Nuts.
All proceeds are donated to our local food pantries at St. Cletus Church, Second Baptist Church and St. Francis Xavier Church.
For more information, visit www.lgba.com or call David Toan, Terra Incognito, at 708.352.1401.
6 - 9 p.m.
Begin at Terra Incogniteo,
35 S. La Grange Road, La Grange
Sponsored by LGBA
$20 adults
$15 childrend 12 and under
Includes keepsake, hand-made, original bowl.
The basic idea for Empty Bowls is simple. Terra Incognito, along with students from Lyons Township High School, hand craft 1000 bowls.
Event participants purchase the bowls that evening at Terra Incognito, 35 S. LaGrange Rd., and travel to participating restaurants to enjoy a simple food served in that bowl such as soup, stews, ice cream or pasta. Guests keep their bowls as a reminder that there are always Empty Bowls in the world.
22 participating restaurants include: Aurelio's, Baja Fresh, Bella Bacino's, Caribou Coffee, Casa Margarita, DiNico's Pizza and Gelato Uno, Francesca's Belleza, Grapevine, Kama Indian Bistro, Knead Marketplace, LaGrange Art League Gallery and Studio, Magic Wok, Marconi's, Nickson's, Noodles & Co., Palmer Place, Prasino's, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Q BBQ, From Scratch Bakery, Sweetness, Trader Joe's and We're Nuts.
All proceeds are donated to our local food pantries at St. Cletus Church, Second Baptist Church and St. Francis Xavier Church.
For more information, visit www.lgba.com or call David Toan, Terra Incognito, at 708.352.1401.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
New Listing!! 7977 Morgan (Woodmere) in Darien $185,000
Nice end unit town house in Woodmere of Darien $185,000
3 bedroom 2 bath, rare Pond view, balcony and patio!!
Updated Kitchen w/granite counter tops and SS appliances!!
Click here for Floor Plan and Pictures!!
3 bedroom 2 bath, rare Pond view, balcony and patio!!
Updated Kitchen w/granite counter tops and SS appliances!!
Click here for Floor Plan and Pictures!!
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tea Party with Your American Girl – February 13
The La Grange Area Historical Society warmly invites you to a “Tea with Your American
Girl,” featuring “Rebecca,” from 1914. This takes place on Saturday, February 13th at the
Vial House, home of the La Grange Area Historical Society located at 444 S. La Grange
Road in La Grange. There will be two seatings: 11a.m. and 1p.m. (seating requests will be
on a first come, first serve basis). Sweets and tea will be served. Learn about dolls that
other American Girls have loved; hear a story about Rebecca and what it was like to immigrate to the
United States. This event is for children ages 8 to 11 and the cost is $10 per person. Adult chaperone is required for each family. Please make your reservation and payment by February 6th. Please contact Ellie Carroll at 708-482-4248 with any questions.
Girl,” featuring “Rebecca,” from 1914. This takes place on Saturday, February 13th at the
Vial House, home of the La Grange Area Historical Society located at 444 S. La Grange
Road in La Grange. There will be two seatings: 11a.m. and 1p.m. (seating requests will be
on a first come, first serve basis). Sweets and tea will be served. Learn about dolls that
other American Girls have loved; hear a story about Rebecca and what it was like to immigrate to the
United States. This event is for children ages 8 to 11 and the cost is $10 per person. Adult chaperone is required for each family. Please make your reservation and payment by February 6th. Please contact Ellie Carroll at 708-482-4248 with any questions.
Friday, February 5, 2010
American English - Beatles invasion! – February 13
Attention all you Beatles fans, join in to celebrate Valentine’s Day with
Beatle’s tribute band, American English. The event is a fundraiser for St.
Louise De Marillac and takes place on February 13 at the St. Louise Parish
Center located at 31st and Harrison Avenue, La Grange Park. Doors open
at 7:30 p.m. All ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale now for $25/adults and
$15/child. For tickets call 708-352-2202 or order online at
http://www.stlouisedemarillac.com/new.htm.
Beatle’s tribute band, American English. The event is a fundraiser for St.
Louise De Marillac and takes place on February 13 at the St. Louise Parish
Center located at 31st and Harrison Avenue, La Grange Park. Doors open
at 7:30 p.m. All ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale now for $25/adults and
$15/child. For tickets call 708-352-2202 or order online at
http://www.stlouisedemarillac.com/new.htm.
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