MY SUN DAY NEWS
February 26, 2015
The latest burglary in Sun City occurred in the 13000 block of Farm Hill Drive in Neighborhood 1. But this one had a new wrinkle.
The latest break-in information in Sun City provides both good and bad news.
The State of Illinois is not paying some of its bills on time, but School District 158 in Huntley is.
Friends and co-workers remember Jim Van Fleet for his love of the community, as well as his service to Sun City. “He used his business background to help in the decisions he made for the good of the community,” said Linda Davis, vice president of the Sun City Community Association of Huntley board of directors.
Sun City has recently launched a new in-house recycling program in collaboration with Huntley Waste Management that is already being implemented.
News briefs for the week of January 29.
When Steve Bytnar first moved to Sun City in 2006, he got down to brass “tax.” The current resident, who has been involved with the Property Tax Action Group (PTAG) in Sun City, quickly surged into service, helping his near and far neighbors in Del Webb who were interested in appealing their assessments.
Daughters of the American Revolution, or the DAR, are a national group that will be opening a new chapter in the Huntley area this month.
The Sun City Train Club would like to thank all our residents, friends and neighbors who supported us this past Holiday Season and helped set an eight year attendance record.
Lauren Lee’s one-year anniversary as the executive director of Del Webb Sun City should celebrate her personal successes, yet she insists it does not. Instead, Lee’s focus is on the residents.
From the desk of SCCAH Executive Director Lauren Lee.
While most take the sign of heading to court as owning up to a wrongdoing or to serve on a jury, Bob Beaupre and a group of people earlier this month filed in to the Kane County Courthouse for another reason.
Each year about this time, the Sun City association board of directors determines its priorities and goals for the following 12 months.
One voice, delivering attractive and interesting information, to all appropriate media. This is the thinking behind the Sun City association’s creation of a new communications coordinator position and hiring an experienced communications professional to fill it.
The next monthly meeting of the Huntley-Elgin area Ostomy Support Group will be Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015, from 2-3 p.m. Helpful tips from its free newsletter will be discussed for urostomy, ileostomy, or colostomy care.
A Genealogical Workshop was held with leaders of the Daughters of the American Revolution to discuss the work of the DAR with a group of prospective members who plan to organize a new chapter in our area.
Christmas season is party time. Parties and gatherings are everywhere. Sun City’s 40 neighborhoods “do” holiday parties, starting right after Thanksgiving and many do more than just one. There is one Sun City neighborhood, however, that has taken the concept of a Christmas celebration to an entirely new level.
Martin Elementary School in Lake in the Hills has been on the receiving end of generous donations from a “Grandma” over the past two years.
As a homeowner, you know that house and property maintenance is one of your biggest challenges. The Sun City community association has the same problem, except on a much larger scale.
The past two years have been so exciting, and now that we’ve achieved our goal of becoming a Low-Power FM station, we look forward to a great future of continuing to serve our community. But with this additional service comes some additional expenses.
The Lions of Sun City – Huntley will hold their eleventh annual tradition of lighting up Del Webb neighborhoods with luminaries on Christmas Eve.
The next monthly meeting of the Huntley-Elgin area Ostomy Support Group will 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, December 10.
A lot of local folks are asking, “How is the Huntley Outlet Center doing?” As they say in the famous song, “The answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind.”
Another break-in occurred in Sun City the second week of November. This time, the offenders took advantage of the fact that the house backed up to open space and allowed them lots of privacy.
Those elves are at it again! The Sun City Woodchucks are hard at work crafting toys to put under the tree. It may not be the North Pole (although the temperatures feel like it!), but the Woodshop is bustling with activity this holiday season.
We’re always trying to improve our broadcasting services, and we’ve just revised our daily programming schedule, gearing it to reflect all ages and interests. Beginning immediately, programming is now aligned as follows.
This is the first of two reports on the Sun City community association’s 2015 financial activities, including the operating and reserve budgets.
The Sun City association board of directors is using an unusual method to out-source some accounting operations.
For more than 13 years, the “card room” in Prairie Lodge has given new meaning to the term, “multi-purpose.” Get ready, Sun City, this popular room is going to get a facelift, starting either this December or early in 2015.
