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Walking for a cure

Cancer survivors, friends and family members walk the track Saturday at Plainfield North High School during the Relay for Life Plainfield. More than 500 people participated in the annual event.

 

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CPR going to the dogs
Plainfield girl saves family pet

Little Bit is alive and well, thanks to the heroic efforts of 13-year old Angelica Stapleton, right, who performed CPR on her Plainfield family's pet after 7-year old Taylor Stapleton, left, pulled the dog from a children's wading pool.


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Gov. Pat Quinn has signed into law legislation that would allow Edward Hospital to open a freestanding emergency center in Plainfield. June 30 marked the final day for Edward Hospital to receive a license under current law. The legislation would require the Department of Public Health to issue an annual freestanding emergency center (FEC) license to facilities that have received a permit from the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board.
Please see next week's issue of The Enterprise for additional details.


*The Independence Day Holiday falls on Saturday and will NOT AFFECT the garbage pick up dates this week or next week.

*Friday, July 3 is the Plainfield Park District's Annual Patriotic Picnic & Fireworks Show. For more information, please visit www.plainfieldparkdistrict.com.
*The Village and Culver's will be serving up burgers and fries for United Way of Will County on July 7! Be sure to stop and have lunch or dinner for a great cause!
*Coffee with the Mayor will be held next Wednesday, July 8 at 9:00 a.m. at the Village Hall.

Fort Beggs Drive To Close
Fort Beggs Drive, from Route 59 to Pratt Lane, will be closed to all through traffic beginning Monday, July 6th, at 6:00 a.m. and continuing through Monday, August 3rd, at 6:00 a.m. This road closure will allow for the expedited reconstruction of the intersection, in conjunction with the Route 59 reconstruction project. Constructing the entire intersection at once will enable the road to be open for the start of the new school year.
Detour signs will be posted while the work is being performed. The work is being done by Walsh Construction as part of the Route 59 reconstruction project.
For additional information, please contact:
Greg Heiden
Transportation Engineer
Plainfield Public Works Department
(815) 436-3577

Enterprise headlines

Local men may challenge Rep. Cross

CPR going to the dogs
Plainfield girl saves family pet

Relay For Life celebrates, remembers, fights back

Video golf tournament benefits camps for kids July 12

Plainfield close to naming new village administrator

Homeless shelter being exploredat former Plainfield police station

Schools ink contract with staff

Bill could help Edward open emergency center in Plainfield

Students honored at Hearing Advocacy Awards

Kirer named scholarship winner

Benefit golf outing July 10

Students reach out to peers in Jamaica

The best and the brightest:
Local high schools honor the Class of 2009

Chamber holds annual dinner, awards ceremony

Traffic alert issued for Plainfield over Independence Day holiday

HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE 4TH OF JULY!

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