Table of Contents
6 Welcome to Your
New Home
8 Calendar of Events
10 The 411
11 New Resident Checklist
12 Government
14 Education
16 Health Care
18 Worship
20 Volunteer
21 Park District
22 Dining Guide
24 Library
25 Downtown Wheaton Association
26 Advertiser Index
29 Member Search
Welcome to Your New Home
Welcome to Wheaton! Located 30 miles west of downtown Chicago and situated in the center of DuPage
County, this vibrant, friendly community offers something for everyone – whether you are one of
its 54,000 residents, a business owner in the community’s vibrant downtown area or one of its
thriving retail districts, or a first-time visitor discovering everything Wheaton has to offer.
Settled in the late 1830s, the nearly 200-year-old city appeals to first-time owners, families, and
empty-nesters alike with its clean water and air, over 800 acres of parks, pools, and open spaces for
recreational use, the award-winning Wheaton Public Library, Wheaton College, and an esteemed public
school system.
Entertainment and cultural options abound in Wheaton with a performing arts theater, movie theater, an
improv space, the DuPage County Historical Museum, Cosley Zoo, and art galleries. The Wheaton Park
District and Downtown Wheaton Association also help bring this tight-knit community together with
year-round activities for all ages.
In its picturesque downtown, located on the Prairie Path, there is an increasing array of restaurants,
creative retail stores, and business services graced by nearby parks. The recently completed pavilion
hosts an exceptional French Market on Saturday mornings – and it has become “the spot”
on the weekends. The downtown streetscape has been a stimulus for foot traffic, as well, where guests
enjoy broad, walkable sidewalks, shade trees and various gathering spots.
To kick off summer, the ever-popular Cream of Wheaton – hosted by the Wheaton Chamber of Commerce
and the Wheaton Park District – takes place in Memorial Park and Downtown Wheaton. This four-day
event, which dates back to 1982, includes live entertainment, food, a beer garden, carnival rides,
kids’ activities, a business expo, and an arts and crafts fair. Be sure to mark your calendar for
June 4-7, 2026!
Also adding to the summer energy are the Thursday night concerts hosted by the Wheaton Municipal Band
at Memorial Park and the cultural events at Wheaton College.
Wheaton is a community where neighbors support each other, support local businesses, and are proud of their hometown. Welcome to your new home. We’re glad you’re here.
What makes Wheaton feel like home to you?
“The residential nature of Wheaton with its walkable neighborhoods, wonderful downtown and
extensive parks all contribute to making Wheaton feel like home. The ability to walk to places, a
rejuvenated downtown with a growing number of activities, businesses and restaurants make Wheaton a
desirable place to live and raise a family.”
Phil Suess, Wheaton Mayor
Calendar of Events
State of the City Address
February | Annual address by the Mayor
highlighting the past year and plans for the future, attended by business and community leaders. Hosted
by Wheaton Chamber of Commerce.
Wheaton French Market
April-November | Weekly outdoor market
offering local produce, flowers, artisan goods, and baked treats every Saturday morning. Hosted by
Bensidoun USA / City of Wheaton.
Downtown Wheaton
Mac ’n Cheese Festival
May | A cheesy good time with unlimited
tastings from local restaurants, shopping specials, and live music. Hosted by Downtown Wheaton
Association.
Cream of Wheaton
June | Community festival featuring live
entertainment, carnival rides, a beer garden, food vendors, arts and crafts,
and kids’
activities. Hosted by Wheaton Park District and Wheaton Chamber
of Commerce.
Downtown Wheaton
Chili Cookoff
October | Local restaurants compete for
the title of “Best Chili” while visitors sample and vote for their favorites. Hosted by
Downtown Wheaton Association.
Downtown Wheaton Trick-or-Treating/Boo-palooza
October | Family-friendly
trick-or-treating in downtown Wheaton with extended hours and local business participation. Hosted by
Downtown Wheaton Association.
Cosley Zoo Pumpkin Fest
October 1-31 | Visitors can pick out a
pumpkin, enjoy a visit with the animals, purchase a variety of seasonal decor items and make new family
memories! Cosley Zoo is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day in October. Regular zoo admission rates apply
for Pumpkin Fest. Details at cosleyzoo.org.
Holiday Lights &
Tree Lighting Ceremony
November/December | Kick-off to the holiday season with caroling, hot cocoa, and the lighting of downtown Wheaton’s tree. Hosted by Downtown Wheaton Association.
The 411
Wheaton City Hall
303 W. Wesley Street
Wheaton, IL
60187
630-260-2000 | www.wheaton.il.us
DuPage County
421 N. County Farm Road
630-407-6500 | www.dupagecounty.gov
Wheaton Police Department
900 W. Liberty Drive
630-260-2161
Fire Station #38 (Headquarters)
1 Fapp Circle | 630-260-2175
Fire Station #37
1700 N. Main Street
Fire Station #39
1590 S. President Street
Public Works
821 W. Liberty Drive
630-260-2110
Wheaton Sanitary District
1S649 Shaffner Road
630-668-1515 | www.wsd.dst.il.us
Wheaton Post Office
122 N. Wheaton Avenue
630-668-3530
46 Danada Square West
630-682-5529
Wheaton Public Library
225 N. Cross Street
630-668-1374 | www.wheatonlibrary.org
Wheaton Park District
102 E. Wesley Street | 630-690-4880
www.wheatonparkdistrict.com
School District 200
130 W. Park Avenue
630-682-2000 | www.cusd200.org
Drivers License/
Secretary of State Facilities
312-793-1010 | www.ilsos.gov
• 3851 E. Main Street, St. Charles
• 837 Westmore-Meyer Road, Unit A2, Lombard
• 931 W. 75th St., Suite 161, Naperville
• 970 N. Lake St. Suite B, Aurora
Vehicle stickers are not required.
Ride DuPage
Ride DuPage provides curb-to-curb transportation assistance to
olderadults and people with disabilities at a subsidized rate.
www.ridedupage.org/index.php/sponsors/city-of-wheaton-guidelines/
RTA Reduced Fare Program
Older adults, people with disabilities and military
personnel may be eligible for reduced fare and ride free programs with Metra, CTA and Pace.
www.rtachicago.org/riders/free-and-reduced-fare-programs
Mary Lubko Senior Center
208 W. Union Avenue
630-665-1415
wheatonparkdistrict.com/facilities/mary-lubko-center/
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce
630-668-6464
www.wheatonchamber.com
Downtown Wheaton Association
630-682-0633
www.visitdowntownwheaton.org
Overnight Parking
Parking is not allowed on any city street from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
To prevent being ticketed, you must submit an online overnight parking request or call the Police
Department to report that your vehicle is on the street.
Watering
From May 15 through Sept. 15, lawn watering restrictions are in
effect.
Garbage Days
Waste, recycling and yard waste are picked up on the same day. Pickup
days vary by area. Stickers are required for yard waste, organics and bulk items.
For more information, visit
https://www.wheaton.il.us/533/New-Residents.
New Resident Checklist
Update your bank with your
change of address.
Sign up for utilities.
Electric
(ComEd:
800-334-7661)
Gas (Nicor: 888-642-6748)
Water/Sewer (City of
Wheaton: 630-260-2000)
Garbage/Recycling/Yard
Waste (LRS: 773-685-8811)
Sign up for
internet/phone/streaming services.
Change renters/homeowners
insurance.
Update your driver’s
license/
ID card.
Register your vehicle.
Find new health care
providers.
Register children for
school.
Find out who your elected
representatives are.
Update your voter’s
registration.
Explore houses of
worship.
Get a library card.
Government
Voter Registration
630-407-5600
www.dupagecounty.gov/election
Election Districts
To find out which district you live in, visit the Illinois State
Board of Elections website at www.elections.il.gov/ElectionOperations/DistrictLocator/DistrictOfficialSearchByAddress.aspx.
Mayor Philip J. Suess
630-260-2014
[email protected]
Term Expires:
May 2027
City Council | 630-260-2000
[email protected]
Erica Bray-Parker
Councilwoman, At-Large
630-260-2136
[email protected]
Term
Expires: May 2027
Leah Brice
Councilwoman, East District
630-260-2139
[email protected]
Term Expires:
May 2029
Scott Brown
Councilman, North District
630-260-2137
[email protected]
Term Expires:
May 2029
Bradley Clousing
Councilman, At-Large
630-260-2134
[email protected]
Term
Expires: May 2027
Lynn A. Robbins
Councilwoman, West District
630-260-2138
[email protected]
Term
Expires: May 2029
Scott Weller
Councilman, South District
630-260-2135
[email protected]
Term Expires:
May 2029
City Council Meetings
City Council meetings are held monthly at 7 p.m. on the first
and third Mondays.
City Council planning sessions are held monthly at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays.
Informal Coffee with Council sessions are held monthly at 10 a.m. on the first Saturday.
All meetings are held at city hall. For schedules and agendas, visit www.wheaton.il.us. To view recordings of these meetings the day
after, visit
www.wheaton.il.us/video.
City Manager
Michael Dzugan
630-260-2011
[email protected]
Wheaton City Hall
303 W. Wesley Street
Wheaton, IL
60187
630-260-2000
www.wheaton.il.us
City Clerk
Andrea Rosedale
630-260-2012
[email protected]
DuPage County
421 N. County Farm Road
Wheaton, IL 60187
630-407-6500
www.dupagecounty.gov
State Officials
Governor JB Pritzker
www.illinois.gov
Springfield
207 State House
Springfield, IL 62706
217-782-6830 or
217-782-6831
TTY: 888-261-3336
Chicago
555 W. Monroe St., 16th Floor
Chicago, IL 60661
312-814-2121
State Senators
21st District
Laura Ellman (D)
24W500 Maple Ave., Suite 215
Naperville, IL
60540
630-601-9961
senatorlauraellman.com
24th District
Seth Lewis (R)
416 E. Roosevelt Rd., Suite 111
Wheaton, IL
60187
630-349-0645
senatorlewis.com
State Representatives
42nd District
Margaret DeLaRosa
913 S. Main St.
Lombard, IL
60148
630-812-9292 | reptch42.com
47th District
Amy Grant (R)
416 E. Roosevelt Rd., Suite 104
Wheaton, IL
60187
331-218-4182 | repgrant.com
Federal Officials
U.S. Senator
Richard J. Durbin (D)
230 S. Dearborn St., Suite 3892
Chicago,
IL 60604
312-353-4952
www.durbin.senate.gov
U.S. Senator
Tammy Duckworth (D)
230 South Dearborn St., Suite 3900
Chicago,
IL 60604
312-886-3506
www.duckworth.senate.gov
3rd District, Congress
Delia Ramirez (D)
946 N. Neltnor Blvd., Suite 104
West
Chicago, Illinois 60185
630-520-9494
ramirez.house.gov
6th District, Congress
Sean Casten
200 W 22nd St., Suite 229
Lombard, IL
60148
630-520-9450
casten.house.gov
Education
Welcome to our community! One of the things that makes this area so
special is the strength of its schools and the partnerships with the community. I am proud to share a
little about Community Unit School District 200.
Our strategic plan, Vision 2026, is built around two key priorities:
educational excellence and operational excellence.
These guide everything we do to create safe, supportive, and inspiring schools where every
child can succeed. It also serves as a robust framework for continuous school improvement efforts.
In CUSD 200, we are proud of our tradition of high academic achievement and high expectations,
but equally proud of the way our staff make meaningful connections with students.
We know that learning happens best when students feel seen, supported, and encouraged.
This focus has led to many celebrations that I’d like to share:
■ The percentage of grade 3-8 students who met/exceeded expectations in both math and
English Language Arts on the Illinois Assessment of Readiness not only recovered from the pandemic lag
but increased every year in the last four years.
■ Our students (grades 3-12) rank us extremely high (96th percentile on the
5Essentials survey) for a supportive environment.
■ 96.7% of freshmen are on track with their academic studies.
■ 81% of high school students complete advanced course work (Dual Credit,
AP, Industry Recognized Credentials), opening doors for college and beyond, and reducing college
costs.
■ 96.5% of students say they feel connected to a trusted adult at
school.
■ 78% of high school students participate in extracurricular
activities—
a 12% increase since 2018-19.
■ High School students participate in more than 75 different clubs and activities.
■ Our College and Career Pathways program helps students explore their
passions, future goals and career aspirations.
We look forward to welcoming your family and partnering together to give every student the best
possible educational experience. Please learn more about our schools at www.cusd200.org.
Warmly,
Dr. Jeff Schuler
District 200 Superintendent
School Districts
CUSD 200 serves the majority of Wheaton residents
CCS District 89 and Glenbard
District 87 serve some residents
in the southeast part of
Wheaton
Glen Ellyn School District 41 and Glenbard District 87 serve some residents in the northeast part of
Wheaton
Private Schools
Clapham School
Prairie School of DuPage
St. Francis High School
St. Michael School
Wheaton Montessori School
Colleges
Wheaton College
Source: www.wheaton.il.us/386/Schools
Health Care
Whether you are looking to book an annual check-up, find a specialist or need emergency care,
you’ll find everything you need nearby.
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is our local 390-bed hospital, one of 12 operated by
Northwestern Medicine. www.nm.org/locations/central-dupage-hospital
Marionjoy Rehab Hospital
Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital has delivered the most innovative rehabilitation solutions available
with compassion. The facility’s approach to treatment is a multidisciplinary one, combining
leading-edge research and technology with holistic care. www.nm.org/locations/marianjoy-rehabilitation-hospital
DuPage County Health Department
The DuPage County Health Department provides a range of services from infant to adult health care.
www.dupagehealth.org
Metropolitan Family Services
Metropolitan Family Services provides and mobilizes the services needed to strengthen families and
communities. www.metrofamily.org
The Hearing Doctors
The Hearing Doctors is an independently owned audiology practice dedicated to providing personalized
care, here to serve you and your family’s needs. thehearingdoctors.com
Chicago Pelvic Health
Chicago Pelvic Health is an expert pelvic floor PT specializing in treating pregnancy, postpartum
recovery, incontinence, prolapse, pelvic
pain, bowel issues and more.
www.chicagopelvic.com
Scan for all Chamber
Health Care members
Best Spot to Relax
and Recharge
“For me it’s on the practice putting green at Arrowhead Golf Club. I’ll get to
practice my stroke and probably bump into some friends and maybe join them for a cold one.”
Scott Weller, South District Councilman
Worship
s you settle into your new home,
one of the most meaningful ways to
connect with the
community is through shared service and spiritual life.
Below you’ll find a glimpse of local volunteer opportunities and houses of worship that welcome
residents from all walks of life.
College Church | Evangelical
332 Seminary Ave. | college-church.org
First Presbyterian Church of Wheaton
Presbyterian
715 N. Carlton
Ave. | firstpreswheaton.org
St. Michael Catholic Church
Catholic | 310 S. Wheaton Ave.
www.stmichaelcommunity.org
Gary United Methodist Church
Methodist
224 North Main St. | garychurch.org
Faith Covenant Church | Evangelical
2001 Lakeview Dr. | www.faithecc.org
Church of the Resurrection
Anglican
935 W. Union Ave. | churchrez.org
Trinity Episcopal Church | Episcopal
130 N. West St. | trinitywheaton.org
Volunteer
People’s Resource Center
PRC addresses basic human needs across DuPage County through food pantries, financial assistance,
employment training, literacy support, a clothes closet and more. www.peoplesrc.org
Abundant Children
& Family Services
ACFSA works to eliminate poverty, especially hunger and homelessness, by offering a food pantry,
clothes closet, emergency financial assistance and mobile outreach. www.abundantcfsa.org
A Roof Over Your Head
This nonprofit provides housing support and resources to individuals and families facing homelessness
or housing instability in the area. www.donatetoaroof.org
DuPage PADS
PADS provides both interim and permanent housing solutions coupled with supportive services. Their
mission is to end homelessness by offering shelter, case management, job support and life skills
training. www.dupagepads.org
Canine Companions
Based locally, Canine Companions provides highly trained assistance dogs to people with disabilities,
helping with mobility, retrieving items, opening doors and more. www.canine.org
A.R.F. – Animal Rescue Foundation
Located in Wheaton, ARF is a no-kill, volunteer-driven rescue dedicated to rescuing, fostering and
rehoming dogs and cats. They also promote spay/neuter programs and public education about responsible
pet ownership. www.arf-il.org
Child’s Voice
Child’s Voice supports children who are deaf or hard of hearing by teaching listening and spoken
language skills. They collaborate with families and school districts to help these children integrate
into mainstream schooling and accomplish academic, social, and personal growth. www.childsvoice.org
Support Over Stigma
SoS is committed to breaking the stigma around mental health among military members, veterans, first
responders and their families. Volunteers assist with event logistics, care package assembly, mentoring,
administrative support and awareness campaigns.
www.supportoverstigma.org
Scan for all nonprofits & find more volunteer opportunities
Park District
The Wheaton Park District, established in 1921, is home to one of the finest local park systems in the
state. The district has been recognized four times in the past 20 years by the National Park &
Recreation Association with the National Gold Medal for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management
(2005, 1996, 1990, and 1984), as well as the Illinois Park and Recreation Association’s
Distinguished Agency Award (1999 and 2025).
Each year, the district welcomes more than 1.8 million visitors to its many facilities, special events,
athletic tournaments, and recreation programs. Memorial Park, one of Wheaton’s most cherished
spaces, hosts a variety of special events including a popular summer concert series.
With programming for every age—from curious preschoolers to active seniors—we’re
proud to offer opportunities that match the diverse interests of our community. Enjoy everything from
theater, fitness, and outdoor adventures to sports, nature exploration, conservation programs, animal
encounters, golf, dining, and beyond.
The district’s mission is to create vibrant, welcoming spaces and activities that inspire fun,
foster connection, strengthen the community, and enrich well-being for all. This mission is fulfilled
through the operation of multiple facilities and parks, including:
■ Arrowhead Golf Club
■ Clocktower Mini Golf & Skate Park
■ Central Athletic Complex & Seasonal Ice Rinks
■ Ray Morrill Community Center
■ Cosley Zoo
■ DuPage County Historical Museum
■ Lincoln Marsh Natural Area
■ Memorial Park & Mary Lubko Center
■ Northside Family Aquatic Center
■ Parks Plus Fitness
■ Sensory Garden Playground
■ Rice Pool & Water Park
■ Safety City
…plus 52 park sites and 23 playgrounds throughout the community.
We invite you to create.discover.play today at wheatonparkdistrict.com or follow us on Facebook or Instagram.
Dining Guide
Wheaton is known for having some of the best bites around! From cozy cafes to upscale date nights,
there’s something to satisfy every craving right here in town. Whether you’re grabbing your
morning coffee, celebrating with friends, or exploring a new favorite meal, Wheaton’s restaurants
make it easy to feel right at home, one meal at a time.
Ditka’s Grill | ditkasgrill.com
A refined American grill with a touch of elegance, Ditka’s offers award-winning steaks, fresh
seafood, sushi rolls, salads, and craft cocktails—all in an inviting, contemporary space that
honors Coach Mike Ditka’s legendary hospitality.
Gia Mia | www.giamiapizzabar.com
Chef-driven Italian kitchen known for its wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, house-made pastas, and locally
sourced small plates. A lively spot perfect for date nights or family dinners.
Ivy Restaurant | ivyofwheaton.com
Set in a beautifully restored old chapel, Ivy blends elegance and charm with a menu of refined steaks,
seafood and seasonal dishes. The stained glass, fireplaces and warm lighting make it a Wheaton
classic.
Egg Harbor Café
A bright, family-favorite breakfast and brunch spot serving creative, fresh takes on morning
classics—known for their healthy ingredients, gluten-free options and friendly service.
Suzette’s Crêperie
A Wheaton gem blending the charm of a Parisian café with Midwestern warmth. Enjoy sweet and savory
crêpes, fine French pastries and an extensive wine list in a cozy, romantic setting.
Extract Juicery
Health-forward café serving organic cold-pressed juices, smoothies, acai bowls and wholesome meals.
Perfect for a post-workout stop or a quick, refreshing bite downtown.
Kimmer’s Ice Cream
Beloved locally made ice cream featuring unique rotating flavors and signature “sparkle
cones.” A fun, family-friendly destination after a day in town.
Aurelio’s Pizza
A Chicago favorite known for its thin-crust, square-cut pizza and hearty Italian comfort food.
Family-friendly, relaxed, and consistently delicious.
The Burger Social
A hip, modern burger bar serving gourmet burgers, craft beers and inventive cocktails. Known for its
lively atmosphere, creative toppings and indulgent comfort food.
Warren’s Ale House
Casual gastropub offering elevated American fare, local brews and inventive appetizers like Italian
Beef Egg Rolls. A go-to for relaxed nights out with friends or family.
Moveable Feast + Company
Farm-to-table café and catering company offering fresh, seasonal dishes made from locally sourced
ingredients. From artisan sandwiches to creative salads and baked goods, every bite celebrates community
and craft.
Visiting for the First Time
“If they have kids, go to Cosley Zoo for sure. If adults, go to downtown Wheaton or Town Square
to go shopping and out to dinner. And then choose from quite a variety of ice cream shops for dessert
for kids and adults alike.”
Erica Bray-Parker,
Councilwoman, At-Large
Library
Wheaton Public Library is a welcoming destination that connects the community to literacy,
information, ideas and experiences. Grow with us!
must for every new resident is
to register for a library card in
their new town! Located in
the heart of Downtown Wheaton overlooking beautiful Adams Park, Wheaton Public Library is so much more
than books. Featuring a full-service café, ample parking, a newly renovated outdoor plaza opening Spring
2026, and a robust schedule of free programming and events for all ages, the library has something for
everyone.
Need to print, scan or fax something? Visit the Tech Center, where you can use a computer, receive
one-on-one tech assistance, and check out a Roku, GoPro camera, and other tech items. Other services
include digital conversion and 3D printing.
Reserve a meeting room for your next group meeting or book a study room for yourself or a smaller group
to collaborate. Use Libby and other databases to check out an eBook or eAudiobook, read the newspaper,
or learn a new language or skill.
The spacious Early Childhood play area is a destination for families, along with storytimes and
programming for babies all the way to tweens. Teenspace is an area just for teens, with programs ranging
from gaming nights to SAT prep.
Programs for adults include computer classes, book clubs, concerts, job/career resources, business
networking, lectures on a wide variety of topics, living history performances, genealogy, DIY crafts,
activities just for seniors, and much more.
So grab a coffee at The Bean café and head up to the 2nd floor Quiet Room to enjoy the view, get some
work done or just enjoy a good book!
For more information, visit
www.wheatonlibrary.org.
Fun Fact
Shelby Van Pelt wrote part of her smash-hit debut novel, Remarkably Bright Creatures,
on the library’s 2nd floor!
“The Wheaton Library offers so many wonderful workshops and classes along with all the literature resources. I’m so grateful to be a part of a community that has such a phenomenal library.”
Downtown Wheaton Association
Downtown Wheaton is the heart of our city, and the Downtown Wheaton Association (DWA) invites you to
explore all that we have to offer, including 50+ exciting events, seasonal promotions, and opportunities
to connect with new friends and neighbors.
Nestled in our Downtown shopping district, you’ll find hundreds of hidden gems: from trendy
boutiques, posh salons, and dozens of unique restaurants to match any palette, Downtown Wheaton has
something for everyone.
Looking to meet your new neighbors? Join in on one of our many community events, including our annual
Chili Cookoff, wine walks, the Innovator Hale Street Tents, free live music, the annual Christmas
Parade, and more — with an addition of fun new events every year such as last year’s Mac
‘n Cheese Fest, the cheesy cousin of the Chili Cookoff!
Wheaton loves local, and we invite you to join the “support local” movement with us! Thanks
to support from our community, in 2025 alone we’ve welcomed 24 new businesses to Downtown Wheaton,
and the buzz continues into 2026!
Ready to be a part of the movement? Join us as a Friend of Downtown Wheaton — in addition to
supporting local, Friends receive an exclusive goodie bag full of gifts from Downtown Wheaton
businesses, VIP upgrades, presale access, $5 off Mac Fest and Chili Cookoff tickets, line skips, invites
to milestone events and more, including a chance to be our Golden Ticketholder (two free tickets to all
events!).
To learn more, visit us at Visit DowntownWheaton.org/friends and follow along @DowntownWheaton on socials.
Advertiser Index
2 Better Health Chiropractic 23
Advanced Windows & Siding 23
Courthouse Square Apartments 9
DuPage Credit Union Back Cover
Equitable Advisors 11
First Nations Bank of Wheaton 3
First Presbyterian Church of Wheaton 19
Gary United Methodist Church 18
Huck Bouma, P.C. 23
L3 Synergy 15
Mahoney Advisors 9
McNally’s Heating & Cooling 2
People’s Resource Center 8
Primrose School of Winfield 27
St. Daniel The Prophet
Catholic Church 19
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church 19
Tailored Travel Adventures 4
The Green Group @ Dream Town
Real Estate 26
The Hearing Doctors, Inc. 17
The Money Store 8
Transworld Business Advisors 17
TrustBank - Wheaton 17
Wheaton Bank & Trust Co. 9
Wheaton Christian Grammar School 15
Wheaton College 5
Wheaton Park District 15
