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June 2, 2016

News & Features

Board reaches decision in garage sale case

After a community-wide survey, hours of research and discussion, and several months of meetings, there will not be a garage sale of any kind in Sun City.

In business blooming

The Sun Day has been reporting about Huntley’s spectacular economic growth for the past decade. But there seems to be no end to it. The village’s economic boom roars on.

Healthy Eating Part 1: Savor the flavor  

Obesity has become a major problem of epidemic proportion in the U.S. today. This growing disease is found among all age groups. Thus, the every five-year findings of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published dietary guidelines become critical knowledge for all of us to absorb.

Wisdom and youth create sports radio magic

I consider myself a sports enthusiast and believe there is nothing more entertaining than sports talk radio. Whether your team is winning or losing, sports always create something to talk about.

Here comes the Sun-Tones

Barbershop singing is one of the nation’s most popular pastimes, and Sun City is no exception.

Here’s the story of a lovely lady

For Rosemary Peterson Meyer, every day is Mother’s Day. Here’s why.

Battle of the books volunteers needed

Calling all Del Webb residents with a passion for reading and children!  Several of the District 158 Schools will be hosting Battle of the Books during May and many community volunteers are needed.

Theatre Company of Sun City debuts radio plays

At 11 a.m. on April 3, The Theatre Company of Sun City aired its first radio play on 101.5 FM, Huntley Community Radio. Its new half-hour program is called Vintage Voices. Myron Shellist, the charter club’s president since 2009, knew that members would respond well to the radio opportunity.

Prairie Lodge artwork debuts, features residents

If you haven’t checked out the new artwork in Prairie Lodge, here is some encouragement to do so.

Softball season approaches with a twist

All right, Sun Citians, enough of this “winter ain’t leaving yet” stuff. The Sun City Softball Club opens its 2016 season on May 14. For Sun City, that means the first “official” day of spring. The softballers say so.

Stingrays Participate In Masters Swimming Competition

U.S. Masters recently wrapped up the 2016 season with the Illinois State Championships. As a tune up to the championships, Stingrays Mark Schark and Len Lencioni swam in the Naperville Redhawks Sweet 16 in March.

Pickleball and Tennis Clubs score court agreement

Sun City’s Pickleball Club has solved its short-term goal of more time on the Tall Oaks tennis court. Now, it is turning its attention to solving its long-range goal: building its own courts at another location in Sun City.

Exploring garage sales in accordance with CC&Rs

The Sun Day’s April 21 report on garage sales was not accurate regarding the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs document) that governs use of common areas in Sun City.

The ABCs of making one’s life (mentally and spiritually) a successful one

Recently Mike Iwinski and his son, Michael, wrote a eulogy remembering the inspirational life of their wife and mother, Sue Iwinski. 

Get involved; it’s fun and easy!

2016 was definitely going to be the year of change. Now it is 25% over, but not too late. It’s never too late.

It was a gas!

AARP headlines alert us that reimagining our lives after retirement is definitely possible. We are told by the media to “kick start a new career” or “sustain yourself beyond retirement age.” Dr. Jose Sison, Neighborhood 1, definitely lives by this mantra: “Better late than never” or “Better still, it’s never too late.” 

Huntley Outlet Center acquires new ownership

“We’re going to bring the mall back to its greatest days.” With these words, Rich Turasky, founder and president of Capital Realty and Development of Elgin, announced April 12 that his company has purchased the Huntley Outlet Center.

Sun City staff changes underway

Several more staff changes in the Sun City marketing, maintenance, and fitness departments have been announced recently by Deanna Loughran, executive director.

Huntley amps up emergency communication efficiency

While the budget stalemate in the State of Illinois drags on, there is one agency that is consolidating and moving toward increased efficiency.

A eulogy for Sue Iwinski

Sue Iwinski, the energetic founder of the Sun City/Huntley Multiple Sclerosis Support Group passed away recently. She became a resident of Neighborhood 18 in 2006, and will be missed greatly by a multitude of family and friends. Here are excerpts from Sue’s Memorial Service Eulogy written by her husband, Mike, and son, Michael Iwinski.

Someone else’s treasure

Garage sales have a history. According to Phyllis James, N19, the first, and probably only, outdoor garage sale was actually held in Sun City in the summer of 2004.

Relieving acid reflux without medicine

The term, heartburn refers to stomach acids being released up into the body’s esophagus (food tube) by an inadequately closing valve or muscle. This lower esophageal sphincter controls the passage between the food tube and the stomach.

Looking for a few good volunteers

Do you care about where your food comes from? Do you believe animals raised for food should be given decent lives and not made to suffer unnecessarily?

Keeping you in the know on the go

If you are looking for local news on a daily basis, look no further than Huntley Community Radio.

Children, children…

Any and all who attended Catholic school at some point in their life probably have a good story geared up for you, whether it was about a personal experience or something that happened to a friend. A musical heading toward Sun City, however, has taken those stories and transposed them to the stage, providing a “humorous and touching view of growing up in Catholic school.”

A community comes together for a great cause

More children in the United States die of childhood cancer than AIDS, asthma, cystic fibrosis, congenital anomalies, and diabetes combined. Also, more than 175,000 kids are diagnosed each year. These numbers are staggering and sad at the same time. In Huntley, a very special young lady’s parents decided to help do something about it.