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Replies(3) John Noak was appointed as the mayor of the village in 2008 and won his first full term in 2009. (Courtesy of Village of Romeoville) ROMEOVILLE, IL — With a strong passion for the well-being of the Romeoville community, Mayor John Noak has filed to run for a fourth term in the April 6 election. "I am very fortunate to work with an amazing team at the village. Witnessing the talent and dedication of our staff as they've worked creatively to keep our community moving forward this past year has given me even more energy," Noak said. "I am very excited to work with our board, staff a...

Waddesdon Manor have cancelled their Christmas event due to the new tier 4 restrictions, however, they look to re-open on January 6.

  KITCHENER -- As the province prepares to move into a lockdown on Boxing Day, some businesses have questions about why they have to close while others remain open. Ski hills and drive-thru light shows have been told to close, but ice rinks and walking light shows can stay open. Bingeman's Gift of Lights show will close this weekend. "It's been incredibly disappointing and frustrating," president Mark Bingeman said. The show's season is cut short by the provincial lockdown. "The hospitality and tourism sector has been decimated by COVID," Bingeman said. Bingeman said it hasn't been e...

Sparkle and Shine: America’s 7 Best Christmas Cities It’s the most wonderful time of the year—even if the year hasn’t been so wonderful. With gatherings limited and international travel restricted (you’re probably unlikely to visit those Christmas markets in Europe, this December), everyone’s looking for a safe way to celebrate the joy of the holidays domestically. Fortunately, a number of places are putting on a show, bringing all the feels of the festive season. From small-town sparkle to big city lights, here are some of America’s best places to celebrate the holidays this ...

Updated The iconic grounds remain open despite Buckinghamshire being put into tier three Coronavirus restrictions. A statement from Waddesdon said: " "After the announcement that Buckinghamshire is moving into tier 3, we’re pleased to say that Christmas at Waddesdon remains open, including our Winter Light trail and Christmas Fair. "We’re closing our indoor visitor spaces, including the Manor Restaurant and Parallels. Our shop and takeaway food and drink outlets will remain open. Sign up to our daily newsletter The i newsletter cut through the noise Sign up