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2 Learn more about the area’s towns on the following pages: Putnam County ���������������������������������� 4 La Salle ������������������������������������������������5 Peru ������������������������������������������������������5 Oglesby ������������������������������������������������5 Spring Valley ���������������������������������������6 Princeton ���������������������������������������������6 Mendota ����������������������������������������������7 Ottawa �������������������������������������������������7 Utica �����������������������������������������������������7 AIRPORT Illinois Valley Regional Airport is owned and operated by the city of Peru. It has two lighted, paved runways that can handle business jets. A 4,000-by-75 foot crosswind runway accommodates all sizes of aircraft.

Hangar space is available.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ VISITORS BUREAU Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development 1320 Peoria St., Peru 815-223-0227 www.ivaced.org

Mendota Chamber of Commerce 633 Washington St. 815-539-6507 www.mendotachamber.com Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 633 La Salle St., Ste. 401 815-433-0084 Ottawa Visitors Center 100 W. Layette St. 888-688-2924 www.experienceottawa.com Princeton Tourism & Visitor Bureau 435 S. Main St. 815-875-2616 or 877-730-4306 www.visitprinceton-il.com Streator Tourism 118 Oak St. 815-672-2055 or 888-485-9895 www.streator.org REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT North Central Illinois EDC 815-224-0647 or 815-224-0645 http://www.northcentralillinois.org/

DIGGING INFORMATION JULIE, Inc. 800-892-0123 or 811, www.call811.com GARBAGE/RECYCLING/REFUSE/SEWER/ WASTE/WATER La Salle Public Works Department ������ 815-223-6344 Utilities ��������������������������������������� 815-223-3755 www.lasalle-il.gov Mendota Streets & Sanitation Department 815-539-7287 Water/Sewer 815-539-6307 www.mendota.il.us Ottawa Utility Billing ��������������� 815-434-0158 Ext. 11 www.cityofottawa.org Illinois Valley Waste Services ���866-875-2293 illinoisvalleywasteservices.com Waste Management ������������������ 800-747-2278 www.wm.com Peru Utility Billing ����������������������������� 815-223-0061 www.peru.il.us Republic Services ��������������������� 815-434-2035

Princeton Street Department �������������������� 815-872-7331 Utility Billing (City Hall) ��������� 815-875-2631 Waste Water Department ������� 815-879-3961 Water Department �������������������� 815-879-8066 www.princeton-il.com Spring Valley Water Billing/City Clerk’s Office 815-664-4221 Garbage/Republic Services 779-861-2887 or 815-434-2035 Spring Valley Public Works Department 815-664-4752 www.spring-valley.il.us Streator City Hall ������������������������������������� 815-672-2517 www.ci.streator.il.us Illinois American Water ���������� 800-422-2782 www.amwater.com Waste Management ������������������ 800-747-2278 www.wm.com Utica Village Hall ����������������������������������� 815-667-4111 GAS Ameren Residential ��������������������������������� 800-755-5000 Business �������������������������������������� 800-232-2477 www.ameren.com

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NEED TO KNOW HOSPITALS Illinois Valley Community Hospital 925 West St., Peru 815-223-3300 www.ivch.org St. Margaret’s Hospital 600 East First Street, Spring Valley 815-664-5311 www.aboutsmh.com Perry Memorial Hospital 530 Park Avenue East, Princeton 815-875-2811 www.perrymemorial.org OSF St. Paul Medical Center, Mendota 1401 East 12th St. 815-539-7461 osfhealthcare.org/saint-paul/ St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Ottawa 1100 East Norris Drive 815-433-3100 www.osfhealthcare.org

POST OFFICES La Salle 427 1st St. ����������������������������������� 815-224-1410 2950 Chartres St. ������������������������� 815-223-2635 Mendota 818 Washington St. ������������������� 815-539-6366 Ottawa 750 E. Etna Rd. �������������������������� 815-433-1177 Peru 1500 4th St. �������������������������������� 815-223-0320 Princeton 326 S. Main St. ��������������������������� 815-879-3001 Spring Valley 100 E Erie St ������������������������������ 815-663-6321 Streator 221 E. Hickory St. ��������������������� 815-672-2606 For additional information refer to www.usps.com or call 1-800-ASK-USPS (275-8777) TELEPHONE SERVICE & REPAIR Access One, Inc. Business 800-804-8333 www.accessoneinc.com

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AT&T Residential (Service) ���������������������������800-464-7928 Business (Service) ��������������������� 800-499-7928 Residential (Repair) ������������������������� 800-246-8464 Business (Repair) ����������������������� 800-286-8313 Espanol ���������������������������������������� 800-559-0050 TTY/TDD ����������������������������������� 800-682-8706 www.att.com

Frontier Residential ��������������������������������� 800-921-8101 Business �������������������������������������� 800-921-8102 Repair ����������������������������������������� 800-921-8104 www.frontier.com

CenturyLink ���������������������������������� 877-290-5458 www.centurylink.com

Kinsman Telephone Company 815-392-4210

Comcast ���������������������������������������� 800-266-2278 www.comcast.net

Leonore Mutual Telephone Company 815-856-3164 www.lmtc.com

EarthLink Business ���������������������� 800-962-2488 www.earthlinkbusiness.com FairPoint Communications 800-400-5568 www.fairpoint.com First Communications Residential ��������������������������������� 800-274-1015 Business �������������������������������������� 888-426-6340 www.firstcomm.com

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MCI Residential ���������������������������������� 800-444-3333 Business ��������������������������������������� 800-436-4444 www.mci.com McNabb Telephone Company 815-882-2201 or 888-574-4454 www.nabbnet.com

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Continued from Page 3 Mediacom ������������������������������������� 866-637-2225 www.mediacomcable.com MTCO Communications 815-795-5161 or 800-227-5161 www.mtco.com RCN Residential ���������������������������������� 800-746-4726 Business ��������������������������������������� 877-726-7000 www.rcn.com Tonica Telephone Company 815-442-9915 www.tonicacom.net Vonage ������������������������������������������ 866-330-2199 www.vonage.net Windstream Residential ��������������������������������� 800-347-1991 Business �������������������������������������� 800-843-9214 Repair ����������������������������������������� 800-782-6206 Former PAETEC Customers 877-340-2600 Residential (Repair) ������������������������� 800-500-3453 Business (Repair) ����������������������� 877-340-2555 www.windstream.com

TRANSPORTATION AMTRAK ��������������������������������������� 800-872-7245 TDD/TTY ���������������������������������� 800-523-6590 Mendota Station, 783 Main St. Princeton Station, 107 Bicentennial Dr. www.amtrak.com Greyhound ������������������������������������ 800-231-2222 Accessibility Assistance ������������ 800-752-4841 TDD/TTY ���������������������������������� 800-345-3109 Espanol ��������������������������������������� 800-531-5332 La Salle Station 3130 May Rd., Peru ������������������ 815-224-1065 www.greyhound.com UTILITIES CABLE Comcast ���������������������������������������� 800-266-2278 www.comcast.com ITV-3 ���������������������������������������������� 309-670-1291 www.itv-3.com McNabb Telephone 815-882-2201 or 888-574-4454 www.nabnett.com Mediacom ������������������������������������ 866-637-2225 www.mediacomcable.com

PUTNAM COUNTY MTCO Communications 815-795-5161 or 800-227-5161 www.mtco.com RCN Residential ��������������������������������� 800-746-4726 Business �������������������������������������� 877-726-7000 www.rcn.com ELECTRIC Ameren Residential ��������������������������������� 800-755-5000 Business �������������������������������������� 800-232-2477 www.ameren.com ComEd Residential ��������������������������������� 800-334-7661 Business �������������������������������������� 877-426-6331 Espanol ��������������������������������������� 800-955-8237 TTY ���������������������������������������������� 800-572-5789 www.comed.com Peru Electric Department 815-223-0044 Princeton Electric Department 815-875-1231 www.princeton-il.com

Consisting of the villages of Granville, Hennepin, Magnolia, Mark, McNabb, Putnam, Standard and Florid, Putnam County is the smallest county in Illinois by area.

Population: 5,727 Schools: Putnam County High School and Primary School in Granville, Putnam County Junior High School in McNabb, Putnam County Elementary in Hennepin.

Parks: Walter Durley Boyle Park, Ernest Bassi Park, Riverfront Park in Hennepin, Veterans Park and Hopkins Park in Granville.

Recreation: Hennepin & Hopper Lakes wetlands, Hennepin Pool, Putnam County Historical Society and Putnam County Conservation Area, Edgewood Park Golf Club in McNabb Putnam County Public Library District: Six locations - Hennepin, Magnolia, Granville, McNabb, Putnam, Standard. Hours vary. putnamcountylibrary.org

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Population: 9,120 Schools: La Salle-Peru Township High School, La Salle Elementary School District, Trinity Catholic Academy, La Salle-Peru Christian School Parks: Rotary Park, Hegeler Park, Mary Hegeler Carus Memorial Park, Ninth Street Park, Pulaski Recreation: Veterans Memorial Swimming Pool (Hegeler Park), Senica’s Oak Ridge Golf Club, Starved Rock Family Fun Library: La Salle Public Library features events for children and adults.

OGLESBY A small town with a focus on being a family-friendly community, Oglesby is home to great schools, beautiful parks, family owned businesses and many family-oriented events.

Population: 3,598 Schools: Lincoln School, Washington School, Holy Family School, La

Salle-Peru Township High School Parks: Lehigh Park, Memorial Park, McPhedran Park Recreation: Municipal pool, city summer and winter recreation programs, fishing at McPhedran Lake, plus a canoe landing Library: Oglesby Public Library

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The comfort of a small community within a short drive from major metropolitan regions provides Peru a quality family environment with many economic incentives. Resting in the beautiful Illinois River valley, Peru’s natural landscape offers many recreational activities.

Newcomers can enjoy the mall and surrounding retail stores, consisting of some Fortune 500 companies. Many fine restaurants, automobile dealers, churches, schools and an excellent hospital help make up the canvas of Peru.

Peru’s location is conducive to utilizing natural resources. Peru’s hydroelectric plant on the river provides Peru residents with a green energy source for electricity. The city is surrounded by expansive farmland, supporting a diversified industrial, service and agricultural economy. Residents have the convenience of being located off several major Interstates making for an easy trip to Rockford, Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Rock Island-Moline and Chicago. Find out more by visiting peru.il.us or developperu.com.

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Population: 10,250 Schools: Parkside Middle School, Northview School, Peru Catholic School, La Salle-Peru Township High School, St. Bede Academy Parks: Washington Park, Baker Lake Park, Centennial Park, Veterans Memorial Park, McKinley Park, Sunset Park, 28th Street Park, American Nickeloid Park Recreation: Peru Parks and Recreation Department offers many summer programs for residents. To see a full list of programs, pick up a flier at city hall or visit the city’s website, peru.il.us. The city’s parks have ball diamonds, tennis courts and soccer fields. Baker Lake allows fishing and offers a path for walking, running, biking and skating. Also, the Illinois Valley YMCA offers many recreational programs which can be found on their website.

Library: Peru Public Library provides educational and recreational information to its patrons.

For information, browse the website perulibrary.org or contact us at (815) 223-0229.

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Located at the intersection of Interstate 39 and 80, La Salle has experienced continued growth.

Whether you’re looking for adrenaline pumping action or historical activities, La Salle has it all.

You can spend an evening taking in a production at Stage 212 or listening to music on the lawn of Hegeler Carus Mansion.

Hegeler Carus Mansion, a National Historic Landmark, offers tours of the lavish 57 room home. The mansion, full of elaborate details also houses the oldest private gymnasium in America.

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SPRING VALLEY Spring Valley’s proximity makes it a natural location for industry, business, residential and recreational growth. It is bordered by Interstate 80 on the north and is situated within 60-90 minutes of several major metropolitan areas. It is home to St. Margaret’s Hospital and regional health system. The Illinois River borders the south. Barto Landing, a free public boat launch, provides access to 50 miles of the river without the need to traverse locks, making this a favorite stop for boaters and fishermen alike. Spring Valley is home to the annual Masters Walleye Circuit Tournament, along with several other fishing events and is a part of the Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway. Echo Bluff Park Recreational Area has walking and hiking trails, a high rope zipline challenge course and paintball. Other recreational attractions include Spring Creek Golf Course and LZ Resale Indoor Shooting Range. Residents and visitors savor Spring Valley for its varied and delicious dining opportunities, along with convenient shopping and

services. www.spring-valley.il.us; https://www.facebook.com/City-ofSpring-Valley-IL Population: 5,239 Schools: John F. Kennedy, Hall High School & St. Bede Academy Parks: Kirby Park, Savitch Park, Downtown Mini-Park, Noles Park, City Square Park, Baltikauski Park and Coal Miners Park with a fishing pond.

Recreation: Spring Valley Boat Club, Barto Landing Boat Launch, Spring Creek Golf Course, Spring Valley’s Coveny Memorial Pool and Hall Township’s Echo Bluff Park and Recreation Area.

Events: Visit their Facebook page for annual events that include music, car shows, races, parades and many others.

Library: Richard A. Mautino Memorial Library includes adult, reference and a children’s library, offering a variety of programs and services.

8154.663.4741, https://www.facebook.com/Richard-A-Mautino-Memorial-Library Attractions: Spring Valley Historic Association Museum

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PRINCETON Residents can partake in events such as Beef & Ag Festival, held at Soldiers & Sailors Park featuring delicious rib eye dinners, Festival 56, offering plays and musicals with cast and crew from all over the country, and the annual Z-Tour, a fundraising bicycle tour benefiting the Zearing Child Enrichment Center.

A highlight of Princeton residents, the annual Homestead Festival, occurs in September featuring a parade, concerts, car show, craft show, BBQ Rib cookoff, 50/50 drawing and much more.

The Amtrak depot is at record ridership levels as people from all over take advantage of 8 Amtrak stops of trains coming and going to Chicago and other locations throughout the United States.

Population: 7,583

Schools: Douglas School, Jefferson Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Logan Jr. High School, Princeton Christian Academy, Princeton High School Parks: Alexander Park, Bureau County Metro Center, City County Park, Princeton Rotary Darius Miller Park, Joe Myers Woods, Westside Park, Zearing Park, Soldier & Sailors Park Recreation: Disc golf adjacent to Alexander Park, Skate park at Alexander Park, Alexander Pool, Festival 56, Apollo Theater, Bureau County Metro Center, Crown Lanes Bowling, Chapel Hill Golf Course, Wyaton Hills Golf Course Library: Princeton Public Library offers many activities that the whole family can enjoy throughout the year. To view a complete calendar of events, visit princetonpl.org.

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Mayor: Scott Harl City Clerk: Dave Bartley City Treasurer: Jackson Powell 1st Ward Aldermen: Tony Ferrari • Jeff Ballard 2nd Ward Aldermen: Tom Payton • Mike Radtke 3rd Ward Aldermen: Dave Waldorf • Mike Sapienza 4th Ward Aldermen: Aaron Buffo • Jim Lukosus

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MENDOTA Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Holy Cross School Parks: Lake Mendota, Lake Kakusha, Snyder’s Grove, Apple Orchard Park, Blackstone Park, Strouss Park Recreation: Mendota swimming pool, Mendota Golf Club, Mendota Area Y, fishing and non-motor boating on the lakes Graves-Hume Public Library: 1401 W. Main St., Mendota offers print and digital media along with many other activities for children and families throughout the year.

The city also offers Mendota Business Park, located one-half mile west of Interstate 39 that includes a rail spur on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad mainline and access to all city utilities.

UTICA Surrounded by Starved Rock State Park, Matthiessen State Park, the Illinois River, Starved Rock Lock and Dam Visitors Center and the Illinois and Michigan Canal, Utica is a destination for all seasons. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy the convenient access to hiking, fishing, boating, eagle watching and taking in the natural landscape the area has to offer.

The La Salle County Historical Society Museum Complex and the Utica Public Library District provide photos, artifacts and historical information to learn more about the village and surrounding areas.

Aside from being a spectacular nature destination, Utica boasts excellent dining, extraordinary wines, unique gifts, antiques and wonderful shops.

A local staple, Burgoo Festival is held annually in October. Over a

wood-burning fire, the traditional pioneer dish is cooked between 12 and 18 hours. Attendees can not only scoop up a dish of the stew, but also peruse more than 250 vendor displays and take in musical entertainment.

Burgoo is one of the longest-running and largest fall festivals in northern Illinois, established as a means to support La Salle County Historical Society.

Population: 1,344 Schools: Waltham Elementary Parks: Danny Carey Field, Neighbors Park, Charlie Burgess Park, Magnuson Park Recreation: Senica’s Oak Ridge Golf Club, Starved Rock State Park, Grand Bear Resort at Starved Rock, Matthiessen State Park, La Salle County Historical Society Museum Library: Utica Public Library

Restoration of its historic architecture, beautification with trees and flowers and encouraging the establishment of unique shops and restaurants have all led to an ambiance which causes people to want to be in Ottawa. Rich in history and art, Ottawa is known as the scenic gateway to Starved Rock State Park.

The continued focus on growing its tourism and manufacturing industries has resulted in awareness of Ottawa in Chicago and the surrounding area.

Ottawa hosts unique year-round festivals. Visit the city website for the latest updates.

Population: 18,180 Schools: Ottawa Township High School, Regional Safe School; Marquette High School; Lincoln Elementary School, Central Intermediate School, Shepherd Middle School, McKinley Elementary School, Jefferson Elementary School, St. Columba School and Marquette Catholic Academy

Recreation: There are many outdoor things to do and see in Ottawa. Ottawa is just minutes from the legendary wooded cliffs, soaring river bluffs and impressive waterfalls that attract more than two million visitors a year. Whether hiking along the Illinois & Michigan Canal or fishing in the Illinois River, Ottawa is a “natural” delight.

Power-boating, sailing and jet skiing are popular in “The Town of Two Rivers,” with public access ramps, conveniently located in the city’s Allen Park.

Enjoy the magic of Ottawa, whether by hiking nature trails, mountain biking, canoeing or simply by contemplating the scenic vistas. Ottawa offers a complete list of things to do and places to visit at pickusottawail.com.

Library: Reddick Public Library District strives to serve its community’s needs for literacy, information, recreation, and culture. reddicklibrary.org

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Mendota prides its community’s hospitality as a reason why so many people from the surrounding area enjoy their annual events. One of those events, the Mendota Sweet Corn Festival, attracts thousands each August.

The annual event features a parade, carnival, beer garden, free sweet corn cooked in a vintage steam engine and other events.

Aside from community events, residents can enjoy the city’s two man-made lakes, Lake Mendota and Lake Kakusha, for boating and fishing.

Mendota’s Amtrak station, with trains making daily stops, allows residents to travel with ease.

Population: 7,099 Schools: Mendota High School, Northbrook Middle School, Blackstone

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IVCH Physicians arre Accepting New Patients LASALLE

Peru Primary Care Clinic 920 West St., Bldg. B, lower level Phone: 815-223-9214 Mark Fernandez, MD Anju Patel, MD Michelle Vasquez, MD

Hygienic Institute 2970 Chartres St., Lasalle, IL 61301 Phone: 815-223-0196 Kara Fess, MD Jamie Bond, FNP Lena Beale, APN

Illinois Valley Orthopedics 920 West St., Suite 211 Phone: 815-223-2143 Robert Mitchell, DO Connor Kasik, DO Debra Pyszka, PA-C Catherine Renk, PA-C Jordan Rivett, PA-C

LaSalle Medical Clinic 128 Bucklin St. Phone: 815-220-7170 Ricardo Calderon, MD Elizabeth Stuart, FNP

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Oglesby/Utica Medical Clinics 520 West Walnut St., Oglesby 2937 N. IL Route 178, Utica Phone: 815-883-3588 Kelly DeBoer, MD, David O’Donnell, DO Patricia Blackburn, PA-C Britnae Lewis, FNP

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Peru Medical Clinic 920 West Street, Suite 117 Phone: 815-223-3500 Mario Cote, MD, FACP Todd Kuzma, PA-C

IVCH CareToday Walk-in Clinic Located next to the lllinois Valley YMCA Phone: 815-780-3855 Hours: Weekdays 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Weekends and most holidays 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.

IVCH ENT and Allergy Center 920 West St., Bldg. B, lower level Phone: 815-223-4400 Jennifer Sangston, AuD Angela Vezzetti, PA-C Maher Younes, MD

*** Clinic hours may vary during COVID-19 pandemic. ***

IVCH Occupational Health 925 West St., (inside IVCH), lower level Phone: 815-780-3202 Deb Tostovarsnik, APN IVCH Sleep Medicine Clinic 925 West St., (inside IVCH), lower level Phone: 815-223-4400 Ioannis Karkatzounis, MD Women’s Health Care Center 920 West St., Bldg. B Phone: 815-223-2944 OB/GYN Physicians: Ilan Bornstein, MD Anna Bida-Dudan, MD Certified Nurse Midwives: Dana Hoffman, DNP, CNM Barbara Tieman, CNM, FNP Brittany Lange, CNM Jacqueline Ma, DNP, CNM IVCH Wound and Hyperbaric Center 1403 6th St. Phone: 815-780-3834 Thomas Curry, MD

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IVCH Streator Medical Clinic 104 E. Bridge St. Phone: 815-672-0567 Indra Pal, MD

IVCH Medical Group offices are open

for all your medical needs during this pandemic.

Sanitizing measures, social distancing and mask requirements are practiced at all of our clinics. You may continue to see your healthcare provider in person, or if appropriate, you may schedule a telehealth visit via your computer or mobile device. Contact us today.

COVID-19 HOTLINE 1-815-780-3425

IVCH Certified Nurse Midwives (L to R): Barbara Tieman, Dana Hoffman, Brittany Lange, and Jacqueline Ma

Orthopedic Surgeon Connor Kasik, DO, provides care at Illinois Valley Orthopedics.

Elizabeth Stuart, FNP, sees patients at the LaSalle Medical Clinic.

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Where to Go for Great Care 815-223-3300 • ivch.org

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