Lombard’s Halloween House Decorating Contest drew more than 2,000 votes.

Congratulations to House #19 at 1070 Jeffrey Court (372 votes), House #14 at 239 E. Sunset Avenue (214 votes) and House #26 at 21W061 Everest Road (192 votes).

See photos of the winning displays and celebrate the neighbors who made Halloween festive.

Glen Ellyn's 2026 Halloween House Decorating Contest collected 692 votes and named eight winning homes in four categories: Best Overall, Spookiest, Monster Mash and Most Creative.

Top honors went to 306 Forest Avenue for Best Overall, 586 Lowden Avenue for Spookiest, 22W262 Illinois Route 53 for Monster Mash and 336 Prospect Avenue for Most Creative.

Runners-up were 254 Exmoor Avenue, 562 Forest Avenue, 75 Sunset Avenue and 2W147 McCarron Road.

See photos of the winning homes and watch our video celebrating Glen Ellyn’s Halloween creativity.

Villa Park has announced its Halloween House Decorating Contest winners: 631 N. Ardmore Ave. for Spooky, 409 S. Princeton Ave. for Family Friendly and 332 W. Kenilworth Ave. for Sensory Friendly.

The F.U.N. Commission contest offered each winning entry a $100 gift card.

See the three winning displays and celebrate the neighbors who brought Halloween creativity to their blocks.

Congratulations to the winner of Villa Park’s 2026 Scarecrow Decorating Contest!

The creative Beetlejuice-inspired display earned the top spot and will be featured on the cover of the Fall 2027 Villa Park Parks & Recreation brochure.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped bring some Halloween fun to our community, and to Villa Park Ace Hardware for helping sponsor the contest.

Congratulations to all of our talented neighbors!

Fans of Poppie's Pasta will have to wait a little longer for the restaurant's arrival in downtown Glen Ellyn.

The business announced on October 26 that unexpected last-minute permit requirements had delayed the planned opening of its second location at 552 Crescent Boulevard.

The restaurant said it is working through the village's requirements before welcoming customers, but a revised opening date has not been announced.

That means anyone hoping to dine at the new storefront should check for an official update before making plans.

The expansion brings an established name from neighboring Villa Park, where Poppie's Pasta operates at 332 E. St. Charles Road.

All 42 cats at Cat Guardians have been rescued and accounted for following the November 1 fire in Lombard, the shelter confirmed in its November 2 update.

With the building uninhabitable, cats are receiving care at Lombard Veterinary Hospital and DuPage County Animal Services. Feral Fixers has offered temporary housing.

Support Cat Guardians’ recovery through GoFundMe. For current needs and updates, visit Cat Guardians’ website.

Local business owners and curious neighbors can meet the people behind 40 companies at Innovation DuPage’s inaugural Member Showcase in Glen Ellyn.

Madison Meadow Park’s disc golf course is closed for renovations that began in early October 2026.

The Lombard Park District is replacing tee boxes and baskets, modifying selected holes and planting trees to add new challenges.

Completion is anticipated by the end of 2026, but an exact reopening date has not been announced.

Players can consider the separate nine-hole course at Lombard Common while work continues.

Willowbrook High School is celebrating 23 students selected as Illinois Music Education Association All-District musicians for District 9.

The Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale has received a $5,000 grant to help share the joy of live music with older adults.

The award is part of the 2026 Arts DuPage Fund grant program administered by DuPage Foundation.

The funding is supported through the Illinois Arts Council Regional Arts Partnership and is designated for concert performances at senior living facilities.

By bringing singers directly to residents, the chorale can reach audiences who may find it difficult to travel to a traditional concert hall.

A familiar song can spark memories and create moments of connection, particularly in places where social interaction and accessible cultural programming matter.

York Township has added a publicly accessible naloxone dispenser outside its building at 1502 S. Meyers Road in Lombard.

The dispenser provides free, around-the-clock access to naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan.

Residents can obtain the medication without entering the building, visiting during office hours or presenting identification.

Naloxone is a medicine that can rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose and restore breathing while emergency help is on the way.

The new dispenser was supported through a partnership between York Township and the York Township Community Mental Health Board.

Leftover Halloween candy has a new purpose in Villa Park this November.

The Family Commission of the Council of Catholic Women is sponsoring Treats for Troops, a candy collection benefiting Operation Support Our Troops.

Residents can bring extra candy between November 1 and 11, 2026, with collection baskets available in the gathering space at St. Alexander Parish.

The parish is located at 300 S. Cornell Avenue in Villa Park.

Villa Park officially unveiled Sugar Creek Park on October 29 at Villa Avenue and Julia Drive, introducing the community’s first designated natural park.

Residents proposed potential names and voted on their favorite, giving the new green space a name chosen by the neighborhood.

Unlike a traditional park filled with built amenities, this space is intended to preserve natural surroundings and support wildlife.

The Garden Village Commission will consider possible improvements such as native plants, pollinator habitat and educational signs, but those enhancements are not yet complete.

Village representatives thanked the community members, officials and local organizations involved in the dedication.

The newly installed sign lists park hours as 6 a.m. to sunset, and residents are welcome to share ideas with the commission as plans develop.

Villa Park’s inaugural Villa Fest drew nearly 2,000 attendees to the Ardmore Business District on August 22, 2026.

Organizers reported $32,090 in revenue, including $11,928 in alcohol sales, against $35,253.34 in expenses, leaving a difference of $3,163.34.

The festival featured local food and craft vendors, live music, children’s activities and Big Rigs & Kids.

Officials are evaluating the possibility of a two-day event in the future, while considering the additional staffing and safety costs that could come with an expansion.

Villa Fest is expected to return Saturday, August 21, 2027.

A $2.8 million expansion of Lombard's Lilacia Park is moving ahead on the 1.2-acre former Helen Plum Library property.

Village trustees approved $800,000 toward the project, joining $1 million from the Lombard Park District and $1 million in state funding.

Plans feature winding paths, botanical gardens, gathering areas, a gazebo or shelter and a nature-inspired children's play garden.

Residents helped shape the passive-park design through surveys and public meetings.

Bidding is expected in early 2027, with construction tentatively scheduled for April through November 2027.

The work is intended to preserve the park's historic feel while welcoming more visitors and supporting downtown businesses.

York Township is looking for volunteers to help make its annual Senior Thanksgiving Party a warm, welcoming celebration for local older adults.

Volunteer shifts are available Thursday, November 12, and Friday, November 13, 2026, with multiple time slots for residents who can give an hour or more.

The party takes place Friday, November 13, from noon to 3:30 p.m. at the York Township Auditorium, 1502 S. Meyers Road in Lombard.

Anyone interested in helping can review openings and sign up through the volunteer registration link included with the article, or call 630-620-2400 for details.

It is a chance for neighbors to brighten the holiday season and help seniors enjoy an afternoon of warmth and connection.

Village board and commission meetings are scheduled in Lombard, Glen Ellyn and Villa Park for November 3–9, 2026.

See key dates, times and village hall locations, and check for changes before attending.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Our nonpartisan guide helps Lombard, Glen Ellyn and Villa Park residents find official DuPage polling information, check registration and preview their sample ballot.

It also covers Election Day registration, mail-ballot reminders and where to get help before voting.

Lombard’s proposed 2027 budget heads to a November 5 public hearing at 6 p.m., with first readings of the budget and 2026 tax levy ordinances.

Second readings and anticipated approval are scheduled for November 19.

The proposal includes approximately $151.3 million in spending, using accumulated reserves for major capital investments.

The unrestricted General Fund is balanced at about $50 million.

Residents would also see the existing water and sewer rate schedule bring a 4,000-gallon monthly bill to $88.45, up $3.39 from 2026.

The capital improvement program totals roughly $39.5 million, with substantial street and water-system work.

The budget remains proposed, not adopted.

Residents can review the materials before the hearing, and should check for any meeting schedule changes.

Villa Park honored 13 residents and first responders at its October 26 Village Board meeting for their roles in saving Doug Brandow’s life.

Brandow suffered a medical emergency while walking his dog in August 2025.

Passing motorist Paul Stika called 911 and followed dispatcher Samantha Doran’s CPR instructions.

Police officers arrived with an AED, and fire and medical personnel continued care, restoring Brandow’s pulse.

Neighbor Jennifer Biewer also supported his wife and family during the emergency.

After hospitalization and rehabilitation, Brandow returned home.

The American Heart Association Heartsaver Hero Award recognizes the many people whose quick action, compassion and teamwork helped produce a lifesaving outcome.

Villa Park Sgt. Brian Hruby received a Life-Saving Award for helping save an 81-year-old passenger during a May 2025 family cruise.

Off duty and traveling with his wife, Dawn, he performed CPR compressions until medical personnel arrived.

Two treating doctors credited his actions with saving the passenger’s life, and the family later shared that the man was doing much better.

The Villa Park Police Department honored Hruby at a Village Board meeting.

Andrew Downey has been promoted to deputy chief of the Glen Ellyn Police Department after more than 23 years serving the village.

He succeeds retiring Deputy Chief Kurt Vavra and brings a career that began as a patrol officer in 2003, followed by promotions to sergeant in 2016 and commander in 2022.

Downey's work has included officer training, policy improvements and recruitment, supported by advanced degrees and specialized law enforcement leadership programs.

The promotion recognizes years of community service and marks his next chapter in local police leadership.

Villa Park Firefighter/Paramedic Skyler Everson has completed his probationary period and was sworn in as a permanent member of the Villa Park Fire Department on October 29, 2026.

A University of Missouri graduate and former emergency room technician, Everson is known for his humor, positive attitude, helpful nature, and appearances in department social media videos.

His swearing-in honors his commitment to the department and the Villa Park community.

The Lombard Lilac Ledger joins neighbors in congratulating Everson on his achievement.

Glen Ellyn's Coffee with the Cops is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, offering residents a relaxed opportunity to connect with local law enforcement.

The village's monthly program typically begins at 8 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month.

Meetings take place at the Glen Ellyn Police Department, 65 S. Park Boulevard.

Residents can speak with the police chief, deputy chief or other department personnel outside the pressure of an emergency or enforcement situation.

Topics might include neighborhood concerns, community policing programs, everyday safety questions or simply getting to know the people behind the uniforms.

Glen Ellyn's Civic Betterment Committee has selected eight candidates for the April 2027 local election following its October 24 town meeting.

A total of 551 residents participated through in-person, early and drive-through voting.

For Village Board Trustee, the selected candidates are Kelli Christiansen, Bob Duncan, DJ Simon and Christy Truitt.

Christiansen received 332 votes, Duncan 295, Simon 291 and Truitt 285, with Truitt selected for a two-year term.

The four Library Trustee selections are Emily Henkels, Laine Pehta, Karen Shea and Andrew Savikas.

Lombard Village Hall at 255 E. Wilson Ave. will not be an Election Day polling place for the Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, General Election.

Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Under DuPage County’s Vote Anywhere program, eligible county voters may cast a ballot at any open Election Day polling location in DuPage County.

Residents should verify an active location before leaving home.

Voters can also review early-voting sites, sample ballots, registration details and vote-by-mail information through county election services.

Village Hall should not be used as a voting destination on Nov. 3.

Lombard Fire Department offers a Heartsaver CPR class on November 14 at Fire Station 45.

DATE: Saturday, November 14, 2026

TIME: 9 a.m.

LOCATION: Fire Station 45, 50 E. St. Charles Road, Lombard

COST: $25 per person

Join DuPagePads for the 24th Annual Wake Up Your Spirit Breakfast on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 7 to 9 a.m. at Abbington Banquets in Glen Ellyn.

This year's program features powerful stories from DuPagePads clients, updates from President and CEO April Redzic, and recognition of community partners whose support helps local individuals and families find stable housing.

Tickets are available through DuPagePads.

Choose November 5 or 12 for Ladies Night Out in Downtown Glen Ellyn, 5–9 p.m., with holiday shopping at more than 20 stores, wine, non-alcoholic drinks and bites.

Tickets are $22 per person, ages 21+, and must be purchased in advance.

The Glen Ellyn Park District's Autumn Masquerade returns Friday, November 6, from 6:30–8:30 PM at The Abbington, featuring neon décor, music from a DJ, a photo booth and an ice cream sundae bar. Every adult and child must register.

Celebrate new pickleball courts and a nature play area at Knolls Community Park on Friday, November 6, from 3–5 p.m.

York Center Park District hosts the free ribbon cutting at 1416 S. Meyers Road, Lombard.

Free family movie in Glen Ellyn: The Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce presents Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Glen Art Theatre, 540 Crescent Boulevard.

Doors open at 10:00 a.m., and the movie starts at 10:30 a.m.

Admission is free, and the showing is sponsored by the Glen Ellyn Newcomers and Neighbors Club.

Cheese, a documentary and a good cause come together at the Villa Park Public Library on Saturday, November 7.

The Friends of the Villa Park Library and Full Circle Cheese are hosting a special screening of The Big Cheese, a film exploring the high-stakes world of competitive cheesemongering.

The event runs from 6–9 p.m. at 305 S. Ardmore Avenue in Villa Park.

Admission is $50 per person and includes a cheese tasting reception, the documentary screening and a goodie bag.

A portion of ticket sales benefits the Friends of the Villa Park Library.

Tickets are available online or in person at the library.

Join the Glen Ellyn American Legion and VFW for a Veterans Day ceremony Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Civic Center Gym, second floor, 535 Duane Street. Gather at 10 a.m. before the 11 a.m. program.

The Lombard Christmas Mart returns to West Maple Street on Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free admission and local artists, crafters and vendors.

Shoppers can find handmade gifts and holiday decorations at participating locations, including the Lilac Emporium Gift Shop at 23 W. Maple Street, where apparel will be 30% off and members may combine discounts.

New for 2026, the free Historic Downtown Lombard app offers vendor locations and a digital punch card for participating stops.

The Lombard Christmas Mart is Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with vendors at about half a dozen churches and the historical museum within a few blocks.

First Church of Lombard, 220 S. Main Street, will offer lunch and pies as a Women's Fellowship fundraiser.

Pie donations and volunteers for food service and cleanup are welcome; call 630-629-2630 or contact Lynda Wilson.

Save your Halloween pumpkins for Lombard Park District’s free Pumpkin Smash on Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to noon at Lombard Common.

Turn Halloween leftovers into a greener Glen Ellyn at the free Pumpkin Smash on Saturday, November 7, from 9–11 a.m. at Village Green Park, 130 S. Lambert Road.

Bring unpainted pumpkins with decorations and candles removed, have them weighed, then drop them off or stay to smash them with your own baseball bat or shovel.

The pumpkins will be composted and their nutrients returned to community garden soil.

All ages are welcome, and registration is not required. The outdoor event is weather permitting; check the Park District rainout hotline for updates.

Put those leftover Halloween pumpkins to good use at Go Green Villa Park’s Pumpkin Smash on Saturday, November 7, from 9 AM to noon at VFW Post 2801, 39 E. St. Charles Road.

Bring your old pumpkins for a fun, hands-on way to keep organic waste out of landfills and give it new life as compost.

Sponsored by SCARCE, with thanks to the Villa Park VFW and LRS.

Sleep Out Saturday returns on November 7, 2026, inviting DuPage County neighbors to spend a night outside in support of families experiencing homelessness.

The annual event, organized by Bridge Communities, is now in its 23rd year and raises funds for the organization's transitional housing work.

Participants may sleep in tents, boxes or cars to experience a small part of the discomfort and uncertainty that can accompany housing insecurity.

The evening begins with a public rally from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Lakeside Pavilion, 425 Fawell Boulevard, on the College of DuPage campus in Glen Ellyn.

The rally will feature music by School of Rock Glen Ellyn, games, food, giveaways and the story of a Bridge program graduate.

Lombard Moose Lodge 2350 is bringing back the 1970s for a Disco Night and Karaoke Party on Saturday, November 7, starting at 7 p.m.

Wear your favorite disco-era outfit or come as you are, bring a dish to share, and sign up at the lodge if you plan to attend. A $10 donation is requested. Open to Moose members and qualified guests.

The City2City Card Show returns to Yorktown Center in Lombard on November 7–8 for its final show of 2026.

Browse sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, and more from vendors on both levels of Center Court.

Admission is free, and the weekend includes giveaways and family-friendly fun.

Saturday, November 7: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Sunday, November 8: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Location: Yorktown Center, 203 Yorktown Center, Lombard.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast with the Knights of Columbus Father John Barrett Council #8365 on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 7:30 AM to noon.

For $15 per person, guests can fill their plates with pancakes, eggs, sausage, ham, biscuits and gravy, breakfast sandwiches, and a monthly special.

Come to St. Alexander Gym, 230 S. Cornell Avenue, Villa Park, for a neighborhood morning of great food and friendly company while supporting the council's community service efforts.

November 3–9 brings pumpkin composting to all three towns, with November 7 events at Lombard Common, Glen Ellyn’s Village Green Park and Villa Park VFW Post 2801.

Also this week: Lombard’s Haters youth theater production, Glen Ellyn’s Friday Senior Bingo and Autumn Masquerade, and resident registration for Glen Ellyn’s Winter 2027 programs.

York Center Park District celebrates new pickleball courts and a nature play area at Knolls Community Park on Friday, November 6, from 3–5 p.m. Admission is free.

Villa Park families should also note the seasonal removal of park portable toilets beginning the week of November 2.

Have an event coming up? The Lombard Lilac Ledger now welcomes free event submissions from local businesses, schools, nonprofits, community groups and residents.

Share your festivals, fundraisers, performances, workshops and neighborhood celebrations with readers in Lombard, Glen Ellyn and Villa Park.

Visit the site's event submission page to enter your details and help neighbors discover what's happening nearby.

https://lombardlilacledger.com/join/events

Our Three-Town Library Roundup for November 3–9 includes Helen Plum Library’s shoulder-and-neck program, donut storytimes and Story Share Book Club.

Glen Ellyn offers 3D printing, Taste of TikTok, an artist reception and a visit from author Kelli Christiansen.

Villa Park’s lineup includes Teen Hangout, a Recorder’s Office information table, a blood drive, yoga and the Friends’ The Big Cheese film fundraiser.

Check registration and ticket requirements before attending.

Montini beat Geneseo 35–12 and Glenbard West blanked Moline 56–0 to advance in the IHSA football playoffs. Glenbard East, Glenbard South and Willowbrook saw their football seasons end in the first round.

Next up: Montini visits undefeated Morris on Saturday, November 7, at 4 p.m.; Glenbard West travels to Hersey on Saturday, November 7, at 5 p.m.

Glenbard South defeated Fenton 3–1 to reach the Class 2A boys soccer state semifinals, scheduled for Friday, November 6, at 12:30 p.m. at Guilford High School in Rockford. Glenbard West advanced to Tuesday’s girls volleyball sectional semifinal. The roundup also highlights postseason cross-country performances.

Villa Park Historical Society begins its new fall hours on November 2, 2026.

Visitors can stop by Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; the society will be closed weekdays.

Location: 220 S. Villa Avenue, along the Prairie Path in Villa Park.

Villa Park’s plans for historic Car 321 now point to a May 2027 delivery, with shelter construction expected to follow through the summer.

Familiar Glen Ellyn buildings invite a second look in The Language of Shape in Glen Ellyn Architecture, a photography exhibition at the Glen Ellyn History Center.

The Glen Ellyn Historical Society presents a living history program on Revolutionary War uniforms and artillery soldiers’ daily lives on Saturday, November 7, at 2 p.m.

Presenter Jack Tison, a member of the Alexander Hamilton Artillery reenactment group, will discuss authentic clothing and equipment used by soldiers associated with Hamilton’s provincial artillery company.

The event takes place at the Glen Ellyn History Center, 800 N. Main Street. Admission is $10, or free for historical society members and students. Call 630-469-1867 for information.

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Creative businesses in Glen Ellyn marked a new chapter with a Chamber ribbon-cutting celebration scheduled for October 16, 2026.

The event introduced the transformation of Local Glass Studio into Local Art Studio & Events, a broader creative space offering classes and community experiences.

The same celebration welcomed The Torch Garage, which is taking over the flameworking portion of the studio.

Torch Garage owner Kasey Larson brings her expertise to hands-on glass experiences at the shared location.

Parker Quincy, owned by Doreen Corrigan, was also part of the Chamber's announced ribbon-cutting program, bringing candles and fragrances into the creative mix.

The Villa Park Public Library is accepting applications for a permanent, non-seasonal part-time Library Page position.

The position focuses on keeping the library's collections organized and accessible to visitors.

Daily responsibilities include shelving materials, straightening and shifting collections, processing new items, locating requested materials and helping patrons with basic directional questions.

The library lists a pay range of $15.50 to $18.01 per hour.

Applicants must have completed at least one year of high school and be able to communicate effectively in English.

Masjid Uthman is hiring an administrative assistant for part-time or full-time work. Email résumés to hr@masjiduthman.org; questions: 630-278-7248.

Meet Kojak, an affectionate, initially shy retriever-mix puppy looking for a home through 4 Paws 4 U 4 Ever in West Chicago.

Born around May 27, 2026, he is listed as good with children and other dogs, with vaccinations current.

His adoption fee is $450; apply through the rescue to arrange a meeting.

Early-week showers give way to cooler weather, with Friday’s high of 49°F followed by a brighter weekend near 55°F.

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LOMBARD, IL

Village Offices

Village Hall: (630) 620-5700
Non-Emergency Police: (630) 873-4400
Public Works: (630) 620-5740
Building & Zoning: (630) 620-5749

Community

Helen M. Plum Library: (630) 627-0316
Lombard Park District: (630) 620-7322

Lombard Area Chamber of Commerce
(630) 627-5040

Lombard School District 44
(630) 827-4000

Glenbard Township High School District 87
(630) 469-9100

Glenbard East High School
(630) 627-9250

VILLA PARK, IL

Village Offices

Village Hall: (630) 834-8500
Non-Emergency Police: (630) 834-7447
Public Works: (630) 834-8505
Building Department: (630) 834-8500

Community:

Villa Park Public Library
(630) 834-1164

Villa Park Park District
(630) 834-8970

Villa Park Chamber of Commerce
(630) 941-9133

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Villa Park School District 45
(630) 516-7700

Willowbrook High School Dist 88
(630) 530-3439

GLEN ELLYN, IL

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Village Hall: (630) 469-5000
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Glen Ellyn Public Library
(630) 469-0879

Glen Ellyn Park District
(630) 858-2462

Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce
(630) 469-0907

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Glen Ellyn School District 41
(630) 790-6400

Community Consolidated School District 89
(630) 469-8900

Glenbard Township High School District 87
(630) 469-9100

Glenbard West High School
(630) 469-8600

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DuPage County Health Department
(630) 682-7400

Lombard Senior Services
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York Township Food Pantry
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