A Residential Security Survey is an inspection of your home, performed by a specially trained police officer, in an effort to identify areas in which you could improve the physical security of your residence. Many security features may be discussed, ranging from simply trimming shrubbery, to changing locks and upgrading exterior lighting.

Recommendations may be made to improve the security of your home. There are no obligations to the resident to perform any of the recommendations.

Register to Tour Four Beautiful Homes in Glen Ellyn

Early Tour 10am –2pm
Evening Tour 5pm – 9pm

Tickets available as of April 1st at Ali Kat, Fuschia, and Knickers in Glen Ellyn or at Fifth Third Bank in Glen Ellyn (gift with purchase. Tickets can also be purchased from any Infant Welfare Member.

Cost is $30 prior to May 7, $35 day of event.

Call 630.545.0838 for information.

In its 26th year, Housewalk is the Glen Ellyn Infant Welfare Society's largest fund raising event.

Here's a link that will enlighten (or frighten) you to our nation's escalating national debt.

According to the U.S. NATIONAL DEBT CLOCK the Outstanding Public Debt as of 15 Apr 2010 at 12:23:29 PM GMT is:

$12,837,784,215,744.88

That's only $1,653,607,879,505.26 (that's a trillion number) more than last year. (The numbers are so large you can't do the math on a standard calculator if you include the cents!)

The estimated population of the United States is 308,198,082

by Ginger Wheeler

California transplant and Wheaton native Pam Duffy, and her photographer husband Ken Little, decided to venture into the restaurant business. They began searching for a business location and theme that seemed right to them.

What they found brought them back to Pam's roots and her early childhood memories of sitting in the brightly lit windows of Glen Ellyn's Glen Oak Restaurant with her grandma, waiting for her uncle to walk by on his daily commute to the city.

Those early memories spawned an interest to buy the Glen Oak restaurant.