2015 Streamwood Fire Department Open House

September 2015

2 4 5 6 7Board News Village Information Community Information Parks and Libraries Schools

www.streamwood.org

Harvest Fest

After visiting the Fire Department, keep thefun going with Harvest Fest!

Join the Park District as they rebrand theirlong-lasting Pumpkinfest into Harvest Fest.Harvest Fest will have all of the fun ofPumpkinfest, but with a fresh new twist.

Activities will include the Kiddie Run, pony &wagon rides, pumpkin decorating, and theall-new Harvest Hustle Family Fun Run.

This event takes place October 3 from 10:00am-4:00 pm at Hoosier Grove Park (700 WIrving Park Rd).

Fire prevention is important for everyone to know. It can help save your property, and even your life. Join theStreamwood Fire Department in observing Fire Prevention Month, and learning about the importance of fire preven-tion. Our annual Open House will be held at Fire Station 2 (900 W Irving Park Road), on Saturday, October 3, from11:00 am-2:00 pm. There will be activities for people of all ages, so bring the whole family! Learn about fire safety,spray a fire hose, tour the station, and watch demonstrations of how to handle a fire. It will be a fun and educationalexperience for everyone.

Fire Department Open HouseOctober 3, 2015Fire Station 2

900 W. Irving Park Road(next to Hoosier Grove Park)

11:00 am-2:00 pm

2

Billie Roth Kittie KopitkeMichael Baumer William Carlson James Cecille William Harper Guy Patterson Mary Thon

Recent Board ActionsPublic Safety AwardsThe Village Board recognized several outstand-ing Firefighters and a Police Officer with LifeSaving Awards. Responding personnel found anunresponsive individual who was treated on-scene with CPR and an automatic defibrillator.

Police Department Promotions

The Village Board recently promoted two of itsown to command positions. Paul Petrick waspromoted to Commander, and Shawn Taylorwas promoted to Sergeant. Congratulations!

Budget AwardThe Village of Streamwood has again beenawarded the Distinguished Budget Award by theIllinois Government Finance Officers Association(IGFOA). The award recognizes municipal bud-gets that are of the highest quality, and reflectthe best management and ethical practices. Lessthan 5% of Illinois municipalities receive thisaward. This is the 26th year that the Village hasbeen recognized for its efforts.

Welcome to the Fire DepartmentThe Village Board recently swore in four newfirefighters, and promoted one of its own.Steve White was promoted to Lieutenant.James Nixon, Paul Ursini, Robert Mundorf,and Todd Lewis were sworn in as newFirefighter/Paramedics. Congratulations!

BoardNe

ws

Your Village President, Board of Trustees, and Village ClerkYour Village President, Board of Trustees, and Village Clerk

Village Board NewsShop Streamwood!Looking for great deals from local businesses? Check out ShopStreamwood! Get monthly coupons, sales alerts, and job announcements.Keep your sales tax dollars in town. It’s good business for all of us.

It has never been easier to shop locally! Visit our website at www.streamwood.org and click on theShop Streamwood! logo to learn about local businesses. The app for your smartphone makes finding localservices on the go easy! Download the app from the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or our QR code.Make your tax dollars work for you!

Hanover Township OktoberfestOn October 9, the Hanover Township Foundation will host its fifth annualOktoberfest Fundraiser. Beginning at 6:00 pm, attendees will be treated toGerman food and live German music at the Bartlett Fire Barn (218 S MainStreet, Bartlett). Seasonal beverages will also be available for purchase.Tickets are $50 per person. The Foundation raises funds to assist in operating

the food pantry, support programs, and provide direct aid for qualifying residents. For questions, purchase oftickets, or to sponsor the event, please call the Astor Avenue Community Center at (630) 540-9085.

Fishing DerbyJoin Cook County Commissioner Tim Schneider and Cabela’s for a fishing derby, celebrating 100 years ofthe Cook County Forest Preserves! Come out to Busse Woods (Higgins Road, Elk Grove Village) onSeptember 29 from 9:00 am-12:00 noon to fish with friends and family! Prizes will be awarded forbiggest, smallest, longest, and squirmiest fish! To RSVP, call Commissioner Schneider’s office at (847) 640-1632, or e-mail him at tim.schneider@cookcountyil.gov with your name, address, e-mail address,phone number, and number of people attending.

Smoke Alarms Save LivesSmoke alarms are an important part of fire prevention. They alert you to a potentialfire, giving you and your family time to escape. Installing a smoke alarm is one of thebest things you can do to protect yourself and your family. Here’s how to get started:

• Where do I put them? Smoke alarms are required to be on every floor, and within 15 feet of everysleeping area.

• Are smoke alarms difficult to install? Battery-powered smoke alarms are easy. You only need ascrewdriver. For hardwired smoke alarms, have an electrician install and replace them.

• How do I keep my smoke alarm working? Both regular smoke alarms and hardwired alarmswith battery back-ups should have their batteries changed about once per year. Replace the entire unitevery 8-10 years.

For more information or assistance with your smoke alarm, call the Fire Department at (630) 736-3650.

Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Does the Village of Streamwood allow overnight parking on the street?

A. No. Village Ordinance prohibits parking on the street between the hours of 1:00 am and 5:00 am. Permitsfor overnight parking are available in some circumstances, such as out-of-town visitors. Each household isallowed three per calendar year. For more information, call the Police Department at (630) 736-3700.

Shawn Taylor, Alex VanDerLinden, and PaulPetrick with Chief Jim Gremo

3

Message From The Village President

Sincerely,

Billie D. Roth, Village President

Village NewsJust For the Health of It!On September 17 from 1:00-5:00 pm, HanoverTownship, Cook County Commissioner TimothyO. Schneider, and Victory Centre of Bartlett will sponsor the 8th annual “Justfor the Health of It” health and wellness expo. The expo will be held at theHanover Township Senior Center (240 S Route 59, Bartlett).

Free and open to the public, residents will be able to take advantage of over adozen free health screenings for bone density, veins, vision and more. Besidesthe free screenings, residents will also be able to participate in raffles, get freechair massages, and receive adjustments to their glasses. A kids’ zone will also beavailable, complete with a petting zoo, face painting, bouncy castle, and more!

For questions about the event or to volunteer, please contact the HanoverTownship Office of Community Health at (630) 483-5665.

Streamwood ChamberFestJoin the Chamber of Commerce for ChamberFest! This free, annual event willbe held this year in the Hoosier Grove Park parking lot (700 W Irving ParkRoad) on September 19 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm. Come see local vendors.Enjoy fun activities for the kids. Please call (630) 837-5200 if you have ques-tions, or for more information.

On behalf of the StreamwoodChamber of Commerce, Park Districtand Village, we would like to expressour sincere appreciation to our manysponsors, food vendors, and expovendors, as well as all the hard workand effort of our numerous volun-teers and staff, as we celebrated our21st Annual Summer Celebration and“Christmas in July”! It was wonderful tosee so many people, of all ages, comeout and enjoy a weekend of familyentertainment. Congratulations tothe lucky winners of our raffle andcontests, as well as to all the parade winners (see list of winners on page 5). A spe-cial thanks goes out to all of our sponsors, who help us keep the festival going.Summer Celebration is truly a celebration of our community. Our festival alwaysoffers something for everyone . . . fantastic carnival rides, games and activities,great food, lively music, and a fabulous parade!

Our local economy continues to improve. The Board was excited to attend therecent Grand Opening of the new Toyota-Scion dealership on Lake Street. We’repleased to see the progress on the new Westbrook Retirement Community onSchaumburg Road. The Board has just approved a new industrial development onthe south end of town, that will bring over 400,000 square feet of industrial spaceto the Village. These developments help us to provide the highest quality servicesthat our residents expect and deserve.

The Village Board and staff will begin work on our annual goals and objectives inSeptember. This exercise helps guide us through the upcoming budget process.Goals and objectives help us organize our priorities and establish a roadmap forproviding services in the most cost-effective way. The Village Board and staff areproud of our reputation as prudent managers of your tax dollars. We continue towork smarter and within our means. We are committed to keeping Streamwood agreat place to live, work and play.

School is back in session. Please be especially careful driving in our school zones.Be aware of the change in speed limits when children are present. Be mindful ofthe state law prohibiting talking or texting on cell phones within school zones. ThePolice Department will be actively enforcing these regulations to ensure that ourstreets, and our children, remain safe.

Although summer is at its end, there are still many opportunities to enjoy theweather and great outdoors. Explore the Community Health and Wellness Expo atthe Township, learn about fire safety at our Fire Department Open House, and takea hayride at Harvest Fest. We look forward to seeing you around town!

President Billie D. Roth

Cultures of Our Community EventThe Community Relations Commission is preparing for its annual “Culturesof Our Community” celebration. It will be held in November at PoplarCreek Library. This popular event features entertainment, educational dis-plays, and cultural artifacts from some of the various countries of origin ofStreamwood’s residents. Residents who would like to participate in“Cultures of Our Community” should contact Jean at (630) 736-3816.

4

VillageInformation

Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke • Email: clerk@streamwood.org

KIDS FISHING DERBY: The Kiwanis Club of Streamwood is having a fishing derby onSaturday, September 12 at 8:30 am at Surrey Woods Pond (Route 59 and Ascot Lane). Open tokids 3-12 years old. For details, call Donna at (630) 632-4549.

BE CAREFUL WHEN BAGGING LEAVES: Those cute plastic bags in theshapes of pumpkins and spiders make easy front yard decorations whenfilled with leaves. Remember that those leaves must be re-bagged into Kraftpaper bags or placed in designated containers for collection. AdvancedDisposal will not collect yardwaste in plastic bags.

HOLIDAY HOURS: Village Offices will be closed on September 7 in observance of Labor Day,and on October 12 for an in-service day.

HALLOWEEN HOURS – OCTOBER 31: Halloween Trick-or-Treat hours are 3:00-7:00 pm.Please watch out for little ghosts and goblins.

RECYCLING EVENT at the Hanover Park Metra Station on Saturday, September 26 from9:00 am-1:00 pm. For details, visit www.hanoverparkillinois.org.

i t t i e ’sKorner

CPR for HealthcareProvidersOur CPR for Healthcare Providers course isdesigned for professionals such as nurses, doc-tors, paramedics, and nursing students. If youneed a CPR card for employment, this is theclass for you. Our next class date is September12. The cost is $50.00 for residents, and$65.00 for non-residents. Contact the FireDepartment at (630) 736-3650 for details.

CPR/First Aid for FamiliesThe Fire Departmentoffers this course once ayear to teach basic CPRand First Aid skills to aidadults, infants, and chil-dren. There is no test topass or card issued. Thecost is $40.00 per family.This year’s class will beheld on October 10. Contact the Fire Departmentat (630) 736-3650 for details.

Do You Own RentalProperty?Please know that all rental properties must belicensed by the Village. For information on ourRental Licensing program, visit our website atwww.streamwood.org or call the CommunityDevelopment Department at (630) 736-3843.

Calling All Crafters!The Streamwood Choral Society is hosting theirsecond annual Holiday ArtsExtravaganza Craft Fair onNovember 14 from 9:00 am-4:00 pm at Streamwood HighSchool (701 W SchaumburgRd). Vendor space is avail-able. Please visit the event website atwww.HAE15.eventbrite.com or contactDavid Hain at DavidHain@u-46.org or(630) 890-9880 for more information.

Clean Up After Your PetsWith fall upon us, the climate is perfect for enjoy-ing the outdoors. If you have a dog, you mightwant to take your furry companion on a walkfor some exercise. Please remember to clean upyour pet’s waste as you enjoy the fall weather.

GO GREEN – Energy Saving Tips

Beat Meetings Scheduled

Fall is here, which means winter is on its way. With the cold weather on the horizon, now is the perfect timeto get ready for winter. Save energy, and save money! The Village’s Natural Resource ConservancyCommission offers these energy saving tips for your home:

• Take advantage of natural heat by opening blinds or drapes on sun-exposed windows.• Reverse the direction of your ceiling fans to push warmer air down.• Close fireplace dampers when not in use.• Plug leaks around windows and doors with caulking and weather-stripping.• Make sure air ducts are insulated and sealed.• Invest in a programmable thermostat to turn the heat down when you’re away.• Replace single pane windows, doors, and skylights – they leak heat.A professional tune-up of your furnace is another way to help you save energy!

The Police Department will continue its BeatMeetings in September. Beat 1 will meet onSeptember 23. Beat 2 will meet onSeptember 21. Beats 3 and 4 will meettogether on September 29. All Beat Meetingsare held in the Police Department TrainingRoom (401 E Irving Park Road). For moreinformation and a copy of our Beat Map, visitour website at www.streamwood.org, orcall (630) 736-3700.

Blood DriveJoin the Blood Commission for a BloodDrive to save lives. The next drive will beheld at Village Hall on October 28 from 1:00-7:00 pm.

To register, please visit LifeSource’s website, www.lifesource.org, however, walk-ins are alwayswelcome! Come join us and give the gift of life!

5

CommunityNews

2015 Parade WinnersBand – Medinah Highlanders Pipe and DrumsClub – Streamwood Park District Arts Academy and

Kiwanis Club of StreamwoodFloat (Commercial) – Medieval TimesFloat (Non-Profit) – Grace Lutheran ChurchMarchers (Junior) – Streamwood Falcon Cheerleaders,

Poms, and FootballMarchers (Senior) – New Generation Fancy Drill TeamMost Patriotic – VFW Post 5151 and Examiner PublicationsMost Unusual – Hanover Township Senior CenterTheme – Poplar Creek Library

Summer Celebration 2015Summer Celebration “Christmas in July” was a fantastic weekend! On Friday, theChildren’s Stage rocked with homegrown talent. Over 100 parade units dazzled anddelighted the crowds on Saturday, with Parade Marshals Santa and Mrs. Claus!Later, the big man heard special wishes from children. The Fire Departmentdrenched the brave on Sunday with its Fire Hose Spray. Great music, delicious food,and all-around family fun made Summer Celebration 2015 the best fest yet!

6

Park NewsCardboard Boat Regatta

Attention all sailors! Design and build a human-powered cardboardboat capable of racing 50 yards. The Regatta takes place October 23 from 12:00noon-1:00 pm at Park Place. You can register your team at Park Place for $6.00.You’ll get a list of rules and accepted materials when you register. This event is forall ages.

Indoor Soccer LeagueThe SPD Indoor Soccer Program teaches youth aged 4years-7th grade new skills, while promoting goodsportsmanship and having fun. This is the perfect wayto learn the game of soccer and to refresh your skillsfor the outdoor season. The season begins in lateJanuary and runs through the middle of March. Teamspractice once per week and have games on Saturdays. Registration deadline isJanuary 2, 2016.

Gail Borden News4th Annual Book SaleCome join us for the Fourth Annual Book Sale! On September17-20, over 25,000 books

and media for adults, teens, and children will befor sale at the Main Library including coffee tablebooks, gardening, cookbooks, military history,new fiction, CDs, DVDs and more. Admission is free! Proceeds help fund excitingexhibits and events for the library community. Want an early look? Check out thepreview sale on September 16 from 6:00-9:00 pm. Admission to this event is $10.00.

Curiosity DayCelebrate Curiosity Day! All children up to 8 years old are invited to come to theLibrary on September 19 at 1:00 pm to meet Curious George the monkey, listento monkey stories, and have monkey fun!

Hispanic Heritage Month CelebrationJoin us on September 26 from 1:00-4:30 pm for this Library-wide celebration thatshowcases Latin American music and dance, stories, crafts, and more. An exhibiton Latin music, Musica of the Heart, will also be on display through September 28.

Manufacture Your FutureElgin area companies manufacture products that poweritems throughout the world. These companies are growingand creating jobs in the area. Come to the Library October 6-11 to learn aboutmanufacturing jobs. Local companies will exhibit their products and services, offertours, and get you excited to manufacture! Don’t forget to come visit us on FamilyNight on October 6 at 6:00 pm and learn how to Manufacture “Like a Girl”!

Author Michael Alan PeckWhat is it like to stand on the brink of literary fame? Join the winnerof the 2nd annual Soon-To-Be-Famous Illinois Author Project, MichaelAlan Peck, on October 15 at 7:00 pm as he presents his urban fanta-sy The Commons, a story about a young man coming of age in theafterlife. Peck, a witty and engaging storyteller, will entertain you with his stories and

insights about the writing life. Books will be available forcheckout and purchase. Please call the Registration Desk at(847) 429-4597 for more information or to register.

Poplar Creek Library NewsReading ClubsDo you like to read? Join us in September and Octoberfor our book clubs! No need to register, just pick up abook at the Readers Advisory Desk. The Bookies Clubwill meet at 7:00 pm on September 3 to discuss TheStoried Life of A.J. Fikry, and then on October 1 forHouse Girl. The Books and Bagels Club will meet at 10:30 am on September 9 forThe Secret Keeper and on October 14 for The All-Girl Filling Station’s Last Reunion.Join the Mystery By the Book Club at 12:00 noon on September 24 as theydiscuss A Test of Wills and on October 22 for Sandrine’s Case.

Teen Tech DayCome join the Library on October 12 from 11:00 am-2:00 pm for our second TeenTech Day! Take part in activities like meeting Ollie the Robot and putting himthrough his paces, making LED flashing sticks, making light displays, and more!Snacks will be provided. This event is open to ages 10 and older. Call Young Adult(YA) services at (630) 483-4928 with questions.

Gaming SundaysGaming Sundays will continue at the Library. Join us forfun games on September 13 and 27, and October 11 and27 from 12:30-4:30 pm. Play games like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and other games. Bring your own cards, board games, and friends, ormeet some new ones. Snacks will be provided. Call YA services for more information.

Job Seekers Training SessionAre you ready to head into the job market? Bring the whole family on September 19 at9:30 am as we learn about skills you can use to land a job. Learn strategies like usinggoals to keep you on track, using social media to connect with employers, and inter-view skills to help you stand out. Refreshments are provided, or bring your own lunch.

Smash Brother’s TournamentCome to the Library on September 5 for a Smash Brother's tournament on WIIU!Check-in begins at 10:30 am, and play begins at 11:30 am. Bring your own Game Cubecontroller if you have one. The tournament is open to ages 12 and older. Snacks will beprovided. You can win prizes from Game Stop! For more information, call YA services.

Parks &Libraries

Girls Fall Volleyball LeagueGirls will learn teamwork, participation, and sports-manship in this league, while having a lot of fun!Divisions are available for 5th/6th grade and7th/8th grade, and games will be played at Bartlett,Carol Stream, Hanover Park, and Bloomingdale. Theseason runs mid-October through November and will include eight to ten practicesand an end-of-season tournament. Please register by September 19.

Safely Trick-or-TreatingAre you looking for a great way to kick-off your child’s trick-or-treating adven-ture? Join the Park District at Park Place (550 S Park Blvd) on October 30 from3:00-4:30 pm as we give out treats to your little ghost or goblin throughout thebuilding. This event is free, and registration is not required.

Contact the Registration Department at (630) 483-3025 for all your programquestions, registration information, fees, and deadlines. Visit us on the web atspdcares.com or on Facebook and Twitter.

7Schools

Safety First with School in SessionThe Police Department wants to remind all driversto be safe in school zones. On a school day whenschool children are present, the maximum speed ina school zone is 20 miles per hour. Never pass aschool bus that has stopped to pick-up or drop-offchildren. Remember that no one may use a cellphone or text while operating a motor vehicle,especially in a school speed zone, unless foremergency purposes.

School District U-46 NewsNew Math Resource Rolls Out in All School District U-46Elementary Schools

School District U-46 elementary mathematics instruction is getting a makeover. Forseveral years, teachers have been adjusting their lessons to meet the more rigorousdemands of the new Illinois Learning Standards in math and English language arts.During the 2015-16 school year, teachers will turn to a complete set of coursematerials, called “Eureka Math,” to better facilitate this shift in math classes. SomeU-46 teachers, called Early Implementers, started using this resource last year, andhave already seen success with their students.

Eureka Math was developed by Great Minds Inc., and a team of experts who alsohad a hand in writing the Common Core State Standards, which form the foundationof the Illinois Learning Standards. New York State originally commissioned the set ofcourse materials and they maintain the resources under the name Engage NY.

The Common Core State Standards have prompted a shift in the way teachersacross the country approach math education. For years, math curriculum in theUnited States has been criticized for being “a mile wide and an inch deep,”meaning students are exposed to many concepts each year, but they don’t learnmuch about any of them. Eureka Math takes students through a logicalprogression of math concepts, helping them develop fluency and conceptualunderstanding that few students had been able to achieve in the past. It facilitatesa true understanding of how math works and how it applies to the real world.

The math homework that students bring home will look different. To help guide theirchildren, parents will be able to refer to worksheets students will complete in class to

prepare for their take-home assignments. Great Minds has also created tip sheets forparents by grade level, which describe what math concepts students learn in variousunits and show how parents can help their children practice these concepts. Thatinformation is available at greatminds.net/parents.

In addition to discussing any questions about Eureka Math with individual teachers,parents can also refer to the U-46 mathematics website at www.u-46.org, whichwill be updated with information and resources throughout the school year.

New Principal for Streamwood High School

School District U-46 appointed Dr. Ariel Correa as the new principal of StreamwoodHigh School. Dr. Correa had previously served as the principal of Hilltop ElementarySchool since 2011. Congratulations!

PRESORTEDSTANDARD

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

STREAMWOOD, IL60107

PERMIT NO.24

Postal CustomerStreamwood, IL 60107

visit us on the web at www.streamwood.org

ECRWSS

MEETINGS/ACTIVITIES CALENDARSEPTEMBER3 Village Board Meeting 7:00 pm7 LABOR DAY - VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED12 CPR for Healthcare Providers (see page 4)14 Community Relations Commission 7:00 pm15 Planning and Zoning Board Meeting 7:00 pm17 Just for the Health of It! (see page 3) 1:00 pm17 Village Board Meeting 7:00 pm19 Job Seekers Training Session (see page 6) 9:30 am19 Streamwood ChamberFest (see page 3) 10:00 am19 Curiosity Day (see page 6) 1:00 pm22 Veterans Memorial Commission 7:00 pm26 Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration (see page 6) 1:00 pmOCTOBER1 Village Board Meeting 7:00 pm3 Harvest Fest (see page 1) 10:00 am3 Fire Department Open House (see page 1)10 CPR/First Aid for Families (see page 4)12 IN-SERVICE DAY – VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED13 Community Relations Commission 7:00 pm13 Natural Resource Conservancy Commission 7:00 pm15 Village Board meeting 7:00 pm20 Planning and Zoning Board Meeting 7:00 pm27 Veterans Memorial Commission 7:00 pm28 Blood Drive at Village Hall (see page 4) 1:00-7:00 pm30 Safely Trick-or-Treating (see page 6) 3:00 pm31 HALLOWEEN TRICK-OR-TREAT HOURS 3:00-7:00 pm

Branch Pick-up ScheduleThe 2015 Curbside Branch Pick-up program will be ending soon! Please check themap to determine your area. Each area is picked up only once per month. There areonly two more pick-ups per area left!

Place your branches on the parkway with the cut ends facing the street by 6:00 amon the designated date for your area. Branches should be no greater than six inches(6”) in diameter, though they may be any length.

Please remember – It is important to have your branches out Monday morning.Please be patient if your branches are still at the curb Monday afternoon. They willbe picked up during your pick-up week.

. Area 3(East ofOltendorf Rd)September 21October 19

Area 2(West ofOltendorf Rd)September 14October 12

Area 1(North ofSchaumburg Rd)September 8October 5

Area 4(South ofIrving Park Rd)September 28October 26

Village of Streamwood301 E. Irving Park Road • Streamwood, IL 60107(630) 736-3800 • (630) 736-3798 (TDD - hearing impaired only)

Billie D. Roth ……………………………Village PresidentKittie L. Kopitke………………………………Village Clerk

TrusteesMichael Baumer …………………………………………………………Public SafetyWilliam Carlson ……………………………………………………Community AffairsJames Cecille …………………………………………………Community DevelopmentWilliam Harper ……………………………….........................................FinanceGuy Patterson ……………………………………………………………LegislativeMary Thon ………………………………………………………………Public Works

StaffSharon Caddigan………………………………………………… Acting Village ManagerJohn Peterson …………………………………………Community Development DirectorMary Johnson …………………………………………………………Finance DirectorChris Clark …………………………………………………………………Fire ChiefJames Gremo ……………………………………………………………Police ChiefMatt Mann ………………………………………………………Public Works Director

VILLAGE HALL HOURSMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pmThursday 8:00 am-7:00 pmCommunity Development Department is open Thursday evenings until 7:00 pm during daylight saving hours

Newsletter Design/Production/Kaye Lowman Boorom