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Article: The Addison Cultural Arts Development Commission and ...
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  July 7, 2009 ;     443 words ...The Addison Cultural Arts Development Commission and Addison Center for the Arts present Concerts in the Park at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Aug. 4 outside village hall, 1 Friendship Plaza ...

Article: Addison center's fest emphasizes family, ...
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  September 13, 2006 ;     543 words ...Byline: Henry Stuttley Daily Herald Staff Writer The Rev. Maria Diaz needed an excuse to have a celebration. Now she has three. She believes there's an influx of gang activity, sexual perversion and pornography problems in Addison, and those are the reasons she's providing an alternative event, she

Article: Addison center faces new hurdles.(Neighbor)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  January 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Deborah Kadin Daily Herald Staff Writer Addison wants to use federal money to build a permanent neighborhood resource center in the Michael Lane area. But some residents and members of Hispanic groups that settled a landmark federal housing lawsuit in 1997 are skeptical. The village wants

Article: Volunteers honored for helping with Addison ...
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  November 8, 2001 ;     693 words ...Byline: Kathryn Grondin Daily Herald Staff Writer Many individuals and agencies help keep children out of trouble so they can thrive in school. One such effort, the Student Participation Center in Addison, needs the support of many in order to succeed. The center, which operates out of Indian Trail

Article: Construction set to begin on Addison center.(News)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  October 17, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Henry Stuttley Daily Herald Staff Writer It's been 10 years in the making, but construction on a much- anticipated activity center in Addison is finally expected to begin. Construction will get under way Monday on the new $1 million Michael Lane Resource Center. Roughly 75 neighborhood

Article: Yard sale proceeds benefit spina bifida
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA;  May 15, 2003 ;     281 words ... ... four consecutive Fridays, in the parking lot across the street from their offices at 209 E. State St., Quarryville. Proceeds benefit local programs and family assistance. For more information call 786-9280. Sale dates are May 16, 17, 23 and 30 ...

Article: Scituate game still available Proceeds benefit ...
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA;  December 20, 2006 ;     299 words ... ... raises money for Scituate schools, is still available for $25 at the Village Market and the North Scituate Pharmacy. Proceeds benefit the town's six school libraries. The game is similar to Monopoly, but players buy and sell local businesses. The box ...