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Friday | April 19, 2019

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Veterans Celebration 2018
Wednesday November 7, 2018
(9 photos)

Updated Dec 3 2018

Neighbors Helping Neighbors 2018
Thursday September 13, 2018
(10 photos)
92 households totaling 398 individuals served; NHN volunteer donations purchased 12,108 lbs. of food and 3,301 lbs. of household / non-food items; Each household received 132 lbs. of food and 36 lbs. of household / non-food items; 7,122 meals served

Recycle Event 2018
Monday August 20, 2018
(3 photos)

Eagle Scout Project
Friday June 29, 2018
(3 photos)

Updated Jul 2 2018

Outdoor Electronic Sign
Friday May 4, 2018
(2 photos)

Mobile Food Pantry and School Supply Distribution 2017
Saturday August 5, 2017
(8 photos)
Corpus Christi Catholic Church, the Northern IL Foodbank and Wayne Township General Assistance and Supervisor Randy Ramey lend a helping hand.
Updated Aug 9 2017

Hawk Hallow Literacy Night with Assessor Michael Musson
Friday March 24, 2017
(2 photos)

Recycle Event 2015
Saturday May 30, 2015
(9 photos)
Wayne Township Reuse/Recycle/Shred Event 2015
Updated Apr 13 2018

Happy Hats Celebration 2015
Monday May 4, 2015
(2 photos)
A great big "THANK YOU" to the ladies of the Wayne Township Senior Center Knit & Crochet Group! They are celebrating two years of dedicated, loving work, knitting and crocheting 2,400 happy hats for cancer patients.
Updated Apr 13 2018

Let's Get Plastered 2015
Friday May 1, 2015
(5 photos)
Our Wayne Township Seniors got plastered today - creating mosaic artwork that is!

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Myths About Town and Township Consolidation

The town and township form of government has recently come under attack as some state legislatures threaten to merge their functions with cities and counties. According to this “bigger-is-better” theory of government, larger local governments are more efficient than smaller ones. Proponents of eliminating towns and townships promise lower taxes and reduced spending by reducing duplication of services and cutting payroll expenses. In fact, local government consolidations have generally resulted in higher taxes and more spending.