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From the Board Submitted by Ruby Barth Wieser | Director | Ashbury HOA

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Easter Egg Hunt ................2 Pool Card Replacement ..2 Bunco Night ........................3 Neighborhood News ........4 Garage Sale ..........................5 Gators Swim Season ........6 The Happy Gardener ........7 Pet Tales ................................8 Art Night................................9 HELP NEEDED ....................9 Candidate Data Info ......10 Ballot for Meeting ..........11 Board Directory ..............12 Update/Opt Out Form ..13 Blood Drive ........................14 Lifeguard Positions ........14 A Safer Naper....................15 Youth Services List ..........16 Puzzler Page......................17 Storm Scams......................21

UPCOMING EVENTS April 11 Swim Team Apparel Night April 13 Deadline to signup for Garage Sale April 14 Art Night 7 9 pm April 15 Sign up for Swim Team before fees increase April 16 Easter Egg Hunt 9 11 am Clubhouse APRIL 18 - ANNUAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING - 7 PM AT THE CLUBHOUSE - SEND IN YOUR BALLOT IN ORDER TO MEET QUORUM - SEE PAGE 11 April 21 23 Spring Garage Sale May 12 19 Parent Worker Signup for Swim Team

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Hello Ashbury!

Our Annual Meeting & Election for the Association

will be held at the Clubhouse on Monday, April

18 at 7 pm. The main agenda for the Annual

Meeting is the election of Board members. The ballot for the

Board can be found on page 11 in this newsletter or go to

our website AshburyofNaperville.com to obtain a ballot.

There are four ways to turn in your ballot:

1. In person at the Annual Meeting OR any of the early

voting options by 3 pm the day of the Annual Meeting to

allow for processing.

2. You can place the ballot in the white dropbox across from

the clubhouse front doors.

3. You can mail the ballot to our management company’s

office. Address is on the ballot.

4. You can email or fax the ballot to our management

company’s office. The email address and fax number are on

the ballot.

If by chance you want to rescind your early ballot, you

can vote in person at the Annual Meeting.

There are four (4) board positions up for election and

we are very excited that five (5) individuals are running. To

view the Ashbury Board Candidate Data Information turn to

page 10. You can vote for 4 people on the ballet. We need to have a quorum of 233 ballots returned for the election to be valid. Please return your ballot — It only takes a few minutes! Only one ballot per home can be accepted.

We would love to have more homeowners involved in

our committees. If you are interested in any of these

committees, just let Stacy know and we will make sure that

you become involved.

1. Landscape Committee – Help ensure that our entrances

and clubhouse grounds look beautiful

2. Float and Movie Night Committee – Help run these events

3. Website Committee – Help make our website more user

friendly

4. Social Committee – We have so many great social events,

but need assistance to keep them great.

Happy EASTER!

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Hosted by the Ashbury Social Committee

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April 16April 16 9 - 11 am9 - 11 am

Ashbury ClubhouseAshbury Clubhouse

Donations for Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry will be

collected, so please bring non-perishable items.

We are also looking for parent and teen volunteers to help

organize this event. If interested and available, please

contact Lorna at [email protected].

To RSVP for the event, please go to the Sign Up

Genius link

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C48AAAD2DA5

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Ashbury of Naperville HOA

Replacement Pool Card Form If you need to replace a pool card, there is a $10.00 fee to replace each card. These cards can be obtained directly at the pool house by dropping off this completed form with a check made payable to Ashbury HOA for $10.00 per each card requested. You will receive an email notifying you when the card is ready for you to pick up at the pool house.

Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________

Email: _________________________________________________________________________

List Family Members’ Names Needing Replacement Cards:

2022 Pool Card Replacement Regulations new!

Please note that pool card replacements will no longer be issued as a courtesy. There will be a $10.00 fee per replacement card. Residents, please be sure to hold on to your pool cards to use this year. If you do lose your cards, you will use this form to obtain replacement cards, including a check for payment of the cards. Replacement card forms can also be found on our website.

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Neighborhood News to Use

• Remove holiday decorations • Remove garbage and leaves from your yard, as well as miscellaneous items that should not be stored outside of your home. • Be sure yard waste bags are put at the curb no earlier than the evening before pickup. Refer to the City of Naperville’s website. • Store garbage and recycling containers in your garage. You are allowed to put garbage and recycling containers to the curb no earlier than the evening before pickup. All refuse must either be in a cityissued cart or bagged. • Repair leaning or damaged mailboxes. If needed, paint your

mailbox, replace rotted posts, etc. • Install basketball hoop stands correctly. Do not place bricks, bags of sand, etc. holding the stand down. The base should be filled with water or sand or there are anchors to hold the portable hoops down at hoopanchor.com. Also, replace nets that are either missing or are torn. If the basketball pole or rim is rusted, please consider painting or replacing the stand. • Please assess the exterior of your home to see if anything needs attention such as your house or deck may need staining or painting, gutters may have fallen off your home, yards need spring

cleanups, etc. Inspections are completed

throughout the year by the Property Management Company. There will be a thorough inspection this spring. The inspections are done to ensure that Ashbury remains an attractive, harmonious residential development, as well as to enhance and preserve property values.

The Board and Management Company will continue to plan for work that needs to be completed for the Association.

Submitted by Property Manager | Stacy Donnelly

If you plan to start new exterior construction or alterations, please complete an Architectural Modification Application which can be found on the Ashbury website (www.ashburyofnaperville.com) and submit this completed form to Stacy Donnelly at [email protected] for approval by the Review Committee, before

you begin. This includes any new fences. DO NOT BEGIN ANY EXTERIOR WORK WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL.

Spring weather is here and this is an opportunity to maintain the exterior of your homes and yards.

Be sure to take the following actions to help keep Ashbury a premier place to live.

We want everyone to work together to continue to keep

Ashbury a beautiful place to call home!


Spring 2022

The Ashbury Homeowners Association is scheduling the next neighborhood Spring Garage Sale for April 21 through April 23, 2022. To participate and have your home included on the neighborhood map, please complete the form below and return it to the Ashbury Clubhouse by Wednesday, April 13th. As in the past, the fee will be $5.00 (cash only), which will cover the cost of newspaper advertising, neighborhood maps that identify the homes that are participating and balloons for your mailbox to draw attention. Drop off your registration form and $5.00 fee in the white drop box just outside the front clubhouse entrance. Place in a sealed envelope marked “Garage Sale.” Small quantities of maps and balloons will be available to pick up at the Ashbury Clubhouse starting Monday, April 18 during regular office hours (MWF; 9 am 3 pm). The association will post signs at the main entrances to Ashbury to promote the event. Homeowners may place signs on their lawn, but only during the event. For questions, contact the Ashbury Clubhouse.

Ashbury Neighborhood Garage Sale Registration Form • Spring 2022

Name:________________________________________________ Address:____________________________________________

Number of days you will participate: _____ Thursday, April 21 _____ Friday, April 22 _____ Saturday, April 23

Please place this form and the $5.00 fee (cash only) in an envelope marked “Garage Sale” and place in the white drop box just outside the front entrance at the Ashbury Clubhouse.

FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED BY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 IN ORDER TO BE INCLUDED IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD MAP.

Thursday, April 21

5 to 8 pm

Friday, April 22

9 am to 3 pm

Saturday, April 23

9 am to 3 pm


REGISTER NOW! Fees increase after April 15th

WORKER SIGN-UP: Thursday, May 12th through Thursday, May 19th

APPAREL NIGHT: Monday, April 11th

Visit www.ashburyalligators.com for further information.

The Gators are getting ready for the 2022 swim season!

TENTATIVE 2022 GATOR SCHEDULE

Time Trials ....................................................June 11

Away vs. Cress Creek Country Club ............June 14

Home vs. South Pointe ................................June 18*

Away vs. Tall Grass ......................................June 21

Away vs. River Run ......................................June 25

Home vs. Stillwater ......................................June 28*

South Side Invitational (no 6 and under) ......June 30

High School Invite (high schoolers only) ......July 7

Away vs. Cress Creek Commons ................July 9

Home vs. Naperville Tennis Club..................July 12*

Away vs. Hobson West ................................July 14

Rain Date (if needed) ..................................July 19*

Classic Championship Meet ........................July 23

Gator Parade and Party ..............................July 27*

City Championship Meet ..............................July 29 & 30

*Pool will close early at 4 pm or open late at 1 pm when swim

meet is home

**Pool will close at 5:30 pm

We are excited to welcome back Ariana Trekas as the head coach of

the Alligators this year!

GO GATORS!

ATTENTION ASHBURY BUSINESS OWNERS!

Looking for a way to promote your business to Ashbury and local subdivision residents? We are seeking sponsors for

the 2022 season!

With approximately 300 families at our home meets,

sponsoring the Ashbury Alligator Swim Team is a great way to gain exposure for your

business. To learn more, please contact

[email protected]. GO GATORS! www.ashburyalligators.com

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We know you are itching to get in the garden and

you can! Now is a great time to plant trees,

shrubs, and perennials. Stretch your hand into

those gardening gloves and try some different cool weather

loving annuals and vegetables this year.

Cooler temperatures and more frequent rains in spring

offer an excellent time to plant. Root growth is vigorous in cool

temperatures making for good strong plants. Soil is friable

when it easily crumbles between your fingers and is not soggy

wet. Feed clay soil with amendments that add nutrients and

loosen the soil.

Vegetables & Herbs Have you caught the gardening craze and want to try your

hand at growing more of your own food? Crops like lettuce,

cauliflower, broccoli, kale, cabbage, strawberries, Brussels

sprouts, leeks, onions, and more thrive in cooler temperatures.

Many seeds and herbs may be planted now also.

If new to gardening, we suggest starting small and

planting what you like to eat. Pick a sunny spot and plant your

favorite salad items. There are many varieties of herbs that can

be grown in containers and picked fresh for the grill or

cocktails.

If you enjoy trying new varieties, a few vegetables we’ve

added this year are ‘Mellow Yellow’ pumpkin, ‘Dragon’s

Tongue’ beans, and ‘Sungreen’ cherry tomatoes. Mint,

Rosemary, Thyme, Cilantro, and Lavender are popular herbs

for drinks and dining.

Annuals & Perennials Most of the perennials and annuals sold in spring at The

Growing Place have already been hardened off and can be

safely planted. To harden off a plant, or acclimate to cold

temperatures if starting indoors, place outside during the day

and bring into the garage at night for about a week. Keep an

eye on temperatures. If night time temperatures fall into the

twenties, bring your plants in or cover with a light cloth to

prevent frost damage. Our average frost free date is May 15.

If switching your winter containers over to early spring

color, choose from flowering bulbs, Pansies, Violas, Alyssum,

and more. There are so many varieties of cold tolerant

annuals!

Perennials such as Hellebore, Heuchera, Sedum, and Carex

can be grouped together in a larger container for curb appeal

then planted in the ground once the soil is friable for year after

year of early spring color in your landscape.

Trees & Shrubs Early flowering shrubs and trees are a welcomed sight in

spring. Plant Forsythia and Witchhazel for the earliest

blooming shrubs. Lilac, Viburnum, and Aronia are late spring

bloomers. Trees with pink and white blossoms include

Magnolia,

Crab,

Serviceberry,

Redbud, and

Cherry.

‘Butterflies’

and

‘Sunsation’

Magnolia

present

yellow

blooms mid

to late

spring.

However

you freshen

up your

landscape

and choose to garden, The Growing Place is your local expert

for plant advice. We help you choose the right plant for the

right place so you can dig in, get your hands dirty, and enjoy

the scenery for years to come.

PRIME TIME FOR PLANTINGAnnette Carson ‑ The Growing Place

THE Happy Gardener

Early Bloom Magnolia


Pet Tales By the Naperville Area Humane Society 1620 W. Diehl Road | Naperville | 630-420-8989

Jax | Male | 2 Years Old I am super sweet, super social, and obviously super handsome. Like everyone, I have my special routine… cuddles in the morning, naps in the afternoon, and energetic playtime in the afternoon. And oh how I love mealtime! I’m very good when it comes to using a scratching post, and I can’t wait to show you. I have to be the only cat in the house because I am FeLV positive. I’m so great, though, that I should be enough for anyone.

Adoptable Pets of the Month...

Thank you for

supporting our homeless

friends!

Patrick | Male | 2.5 Years Old Hi, I’m Patrick! My name might make you think of shamrocks and leprechauns, and I promise I can be your good luck charm! Though I weigh about 75lbs, every pound is full of love and curiosity! I enjoy meeting new people and really enjoy playtime. I prefer to be the only pet in my new home and will soak in all the attention you give me! Call Naperville Area Humane Society for more information and to make an appointment!

K-9 Matters

Dog Training

for Teens

The K9 Manners program allows kids ages 11 to 14 to work with the shelter dogs in each class and learn positive reinforcement training techniques. Students will be preparing dogs for the requirements of

the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification. At the conclusion of each session, the children will have a strong sense of accomplishment

knowing that they helped a dog get one step closer toward achieving his or her CGC certificate.

Classes meet weekly on Thursdays from 4 to 5 pm

Spring 2022 Session: April 28 & May 5, 12, 19, 26

$60 per student · $10 cancellation · 4% online fee

For more information or to register, please visit:

https://www.naperhumane.org/k9manners


SEEKING A WATER AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR

The board is looking for a water aerobics

instructor for the 2022 swim season at the

pool. If interested, please email Stacy at

[email protected].


FABIENNE CORCORAN – 3512 CAINE DRIVE Since I have relocated to Naperville from Washington, DC

during COVID (2020), I was compelled to serve my new community. An election judge for Will County was one of the few opportunities to serve during the height of COVID.

I am focused, love to serve, and an effective communicator. I have served as a civil servant for the federal government, serving our country in the US and abroad. While living and working in DC, I volunteered every week in the Pediatric ICU. I am honest, empathetic, and a great listener. I am also fair, consistent and diplomatic. I have a Masters in Public Administration and over 31 years of executive leadership skills.

Therefore, I believe I have the necessary experience to serve as an Ashbury Board Director. I am also very enthusiastic to give my all to represent the Ashbury community. MIKE MANGES – 3708 DEFOE COURT

Prior to our family moving to Ashbury during the summer of 2020, we looked in the majority of subdivisions in District 204. We ultimately found the property we now call home. Everywhere we looked was “nice” and “clean” and “friendly”, but there was something different about Ashbury. It had a different feel, a different sense of community and overall setting that felt like it was out of a movie. We could not have been happier with our decision and are thankful that our children will get to grow up here.

It is important that communities that wish to thrive, and not only survive continue to adapt, grow and progress as a team. We have neighbors and friends in Ashbury who have been residents since 1994 as well as neighbors and friends who just moved in like ourselves. I am able to listen and understand perspectives from people who are both similar to me as well as complete opposite. My ability to be empathetic, compassionate yet lead and provoke positive change has allowed me to find success in many aspects of both my professional and my personal life.

In my professional life I currently lead a successful team that makes nonopioid therapies available for patients in our community who suffer from chronic pain. I have been in the medical device field for nine years which has allowed me to help people regain control of their lives which has been extremely rewarding.

We also own a business in the community that works with the local schools and youth programs to help them gain access to funds they need to participate in various programs and remain active and a part of a team during a time that has never been so important. Additionally, we work with young people to help them improve the mental aspect of their performance on the field, in the studio and in the classroom. I had the opportunity to play a sport professionally after I graduated from college, and those experiences I had and the community I was a part of helped lay the groundwork for who I am today.

In my personal life, we have two young children who don’t yet understand how lucky they are to have an opportunity to grow up in a community like ours. I would appreciate any opportunity to help continue to make Ashbury the best place to live, raise children, retire and thrive.

I have a Bachelor of Science – Business Administration, Finance degree, a successful business leader for a medical device manufacturer, and local business owner who serves high school and youth programs and schools Mental Performance Mastery Certified Coach.

HARRY OLIVER – 3116 BROSSMAN STREET I believe in giving back and supporting my community in any

way possible. I think Ashbury is a truly great place to live and raise a family, and I want to keep it that way.

I have served the HOA via my participation on the Swim Team Board for seven years and on the HOA Board for the past six years. I am currently the Treasurer for Ace Hardware Corporation and tasked with managing their corporate Treasury team, as well as risk management and a wholly owned insurance company. As a result, I understand the balance required between giving people what they want while adhering to the constraints imposed by a budget or set of bylaws.

If elected, I agree to serve as an Ashbury Board Director. I further understand that Ashbury Board Directors are held to fiduciary standards of performance which is the highest standard to which anyone can be held under the law. JONATHAN WALTERS – 3240 BARNES LANE

Along with you, I'd like to do my part to keep Naperville's streak alive as one of America's best places to live! Service is about selflessness, providing time, resources and commitment that puts community development before any singular demand.

I grew up in Naperville and, after 20 years in Chicago, I have returned with my own family to give back what I have been given. I would like to pay it forward! Having just moved back, my family and I are excited to dive in and actively participate in the maintenance and improvement of our community. And hopefully to make some great connections in the process! • OA President for 6 years in Chicago Managed requisite HOA business while engaging with neighbors and local businesses, improving the neighborhood while having some fun! • Organized and coordinated many workplace and community events. First to rolls up his sleeves, is always engaged and willing to do the heavy lifting. • Business Leader: Founder, executive, Board member, and mentor; bringing leadership, logistics management, collaboration, and coordination skills. • Builds, energizes, and leads as part of a productive team. Loves bringing people together to do good work (and have a good time in the process), which helps get initiatives off the ground! • Excellent listener and negotiator with a grounded personality. • Eagle Scout from Troop 505 in Naperville – Dedicated, loyal, and committed. • Firsttime Ashbury Alligator dad '22! RUBY BARTH WIESER – 3724 MANDEVILLE LANE

I have been an Ashbury resident for the past 8 years. I am a mother of a young daughter, wife and someone who loves reading, puzzles and gardening. I want to raise my daughter in a neighborhood that values community, acceptance and compassion, which I feel I can foster as a representative of the HOA Board.

I feel that being on the Board the last couple of years has helped me grow as a person and provided me with a larger focus than just my family. I look forward to meeting more families and seeing how the Board can also grow to serve the neighborhood.

I have experience in the legal and healthcare fields with a background in process improvement and strategic cost reduction. These skills can continue to allow me to provide insight and ideas regarding communication, costs and the decisions that the Board faces.

Ashbury Board Candidate Data Information


POSITION NAME COMMITTEE LIAISON

President Patrick Collins Newsletter/Website

Vice President Ruby Barth Wieser Arch Review/Pool

Treasurer Harry Oliver Landscape

Secretary Lorna London Social

Director Alicia Fabian Arch Review/Rules

Director Matt Minnerick Swim Team/Float Nights

Director Connie Simons Arch Review/Landscape

Buildings & Grounds / Architectural Review Committee

• Ruby Barth Wieser • Alicia Fabian • Connie Simons

Playgroup Coordinator

• Roeshda Bagus | [email protected]

Ladies Bunco Group Coordinator

• Tasha Miller | 630-605-3926

Social Coordinator

• Lorna London Johnson | 630-922-1363

Race Committee Chairperson

• Gwen Bauer | 773-469-7637 | [email protected]

INFORMATION GUIDEINFORMATION GUIDE Board of Directors

Ashbury Committees & Groups

Property Management Company

EMAIL ALL NEWSLETTER

SUBMISSIONS INCLUDING

CLASSIFIED ADS TO

[email protected]

by NO LATER THAN

the 10th of each month

Classified ads are items for sale, free,

lost and found, for rent, wanted and

Ashbury high school and college

student services. To place a paid

commercial display ad, contact our

publisher found in this letter.

“Publication of paid advertisements in this newsletter are not an endorsement or recommendation of any advertised product or service. The Ashbury Homeowners Association nor Allegra Marketing Print Mail are not responsible nor liable for the content of any advertisement

published, herein.”

Ashbury Homeowners Association

3403 Lawrence Drive

Naperville, IL 60564

Clubhouse 630-904-0991

Aquatic Center 630-922-8536

www.AshburyofNaperville.com

MC Property Management

14224 McCarthy Road | Lemont, IL 60439

Property Manager - Michaelene Conrad

p. 630-985-2500 | f. 630-985-2583

[email protected] | www.mcpmc.com

•

On-Site Clubhouse Manager | Stacy Donnelly

p. 630-904-0991 | e. [email protected]

Clubhouse Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 am - 3 pm

SELLING OR REFINANCING YOUR HOME?

If you are selling OR refinancing your home in

Ashbury, you must have an association letter to

complete your closing.

Please have your attorney contact the Ashbury

Homeowner Associations property management

company, MC Property Management at 630-985-2500

or [email protected].

for an association letter to complete your closing.

COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING DEADLINE ‐ 15TH COST EFFECTIVE & NO CONTRACTS TO SIGN

6303376714 • [email protected] www.allegranaperville.com

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ASHBURY 2022 HOMEOWNER DIRECTORY UPDATE & OPT OUT FORM

Please complete this form and provide your current information to update our data base that

will be used for the upcoming NEW 2022 Homeowner Directory. You may drop this form off at the white drop box at the Ashbury Clubhouse

or fax to 630-985-2583 or email to [email protected].

LAST CHANCE TO SUBMIT UPDATES OR OPT OUT BY APRIL 10, 2022.

Check One Option and Sign

_____ Please include me and my family in the directory. I have completed my name, address and the optional information below that I approve for release in the new directory. _____ I do not wish to be listed in the Ashbury 2022 Directory at this time. Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

Complete This Section - Please Print

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________

(If married or more than one owner, please list both names.)

Street Address: ______________________________________________________________________

Complete This Optional Information - Please Print Phone No: _______ ___________________________________________________________________

Email Address: _____________________________________________________________________

Children’s First Names Birthdates (M/D/Y) Children’s First Names Birthdates (M/D/Y)

_____________________ _________________ _____________________ _________________

_____________________ _________________ _____________________ _________________

My business or someone I know would like to advertise in the AHOA 2022 Directory of Homeowners.

Please contact: ____________________________ Email or Phone: ___________________________

This directory is being published for the exclusive use of the Ashbury residents. None of the printed contents may be used or reproduced for personal or professional gains, including, but not limited to commercial or business purposes and non-profit organization use.

Your information will not be shared with any other third party.


ASHBURY ANNUAL BOARD MEETING & ELECTION

WE NEED QUORUM!

SUBMIT YOUR BALLOT

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NAME DOB PHONE SERVICES

Alam, Hisham 11/04 630-200-5769 H, L, S, P (Cat, Fish)

Anderson, Isabel 03/04 773-551-9155 B, P, O (RC Cert, Plants, Parent Helper, Collect Mail)

Anderson, Leif 07/03 773-793-4909 B

Barnwal, Bhavi 07/04 630-995-3745 T (Math, ELA, Science, SS, Sp, K-8th)

Beutel, Brian 05/05 773-563-5409 B, L, S, P, H

Beutel, Drew 12/06 773-563-5410 P

Beutel, McKenzie 06/09 773-562-7488 B, L, P

Bluemle, Caitlyn 04/04 317-712-1896 B, S, P, H

Boffa, Genna 04/05 630-402-5605 B, P

Bove, Tommy 02/09 630-484-1532 B, P, L, S, O (Plants, Mail, Helper)

Bove, Danny 10/10 630-484-1532 P, L, S, O (Plants, Mail Helper)

Bowers, Brian 02/06 407-443-1573 P

Cole, Jack 02/06 630-428-9604 L

Dalson, Olivia 08/08 630-768-2164 B, P

Dawes, Ethan 12/04 630-660-6091 P, H, O (Plant, Mail, Fish)

Dobry, Addie 08/05 630-357-0131 P

Gibson, Grace 08/06 630-920-4070 B, P (except cats)m O Mail, Helper

Gibson, Jack 06/06 630-920-4070 P (except cats), O Mail, Helper

Greever, Ainsley 11/04 630-962-9488 B, P (cats), H

Hanley, Shaelyn 11/03 630-492-3861 B, P, H, O (Plant, Mail, Fish)

Hernandez, Olivia 10/03 312-961-2766 B, P, H, O (YMCA BS Cert, Mail, Plant, Parent Helper)

Higgins, Caitlin 09/05 331-454-9845 B, P, O (Certified Sitter, Mail, Plants, Feed Fish)

Higgins, Lauren 08/07 331-454-6660 B, P, O (Certified Sitter, Mail, Plants. Except Cats)

Horwitz, Alexandra 04/05 630-201-4585 B, P

Huynh, Megan 04/05 224-806-7794 B, P, H, T, O (Plants, Mail)

Karthiganathan, Mrihula 03/06 630-730-0985 P, O (Plants) T (All K-8th)

Malloy, Clare 09/03 630-538-4748 B, P, H

Malloy, Emmett 06/05 630-991-7984 B, P, H, S, L, O (Plants, Mail, Helper)

Malloy, Nora 05/08 331-214-1660 B, P, H, S, L, O (Plants, Mail, Helper)

Marx, Evelyn 02/03 815-954-4250 B, P, H, O (Training Goalie Soccer, Driving)

Marx, Alex 03/05 815-761-1170 B, P, H, S, L

Marx, Lilian 06/07 815-761-1170 B, P, H, O (Plants, Mail, Pets)

Miller, Hayden 02/07 630-639-6602 P

Papastathis, Tabitha 02/06 630-689-7668 B

Papastathis, Phoebe 04/09 630-352-7978 P

Pattanaik, Mrinal 07/03 331-425-2910 T (English)

Peck, Stephanie 05/06 630-779-9027 P, H, O (Parent Helper)

Peterson, Michael 10/06 630-999-9392 P, S, H, T, O

Pickering, Kylie 07/03 331-701-7885 B, H, P

Pusczan, Alicia 10/03 630-484-6590 B, H, P

Pusczan, Maddie 10/03 630-484-6590 P

Rajesh, Makund 02/03 630-885-1497 T Math Gr 6-10

Reagan, Nicholson 04/11 310-415-6155 L, S, P, O (Plants, Mail, Helper)

Reagan, Quincy 10/13 310-415-6155 P (Birds, Rodents, Amphibians, Reptiles, Fish)

Riccardi, Kasey 12/03 630-369-6772 B, P, H

Shandilya, Arnav 02/04 331-457-2939 H, T (Piano, Math, Science English (K-8)

States, Tess 03/03 630-640-1663 B, P, O (Parent Helper)

Taire, Adi 06/04 240-441-8709 T (Reading, Math, Science, K-6)

Tepas, Abby 01/06 630-405-9207 B, P, H O (Mail, Feed Fish, Water Plants)

Tolla, Elsa 03/05 630-525-1369 B , P, H

Tolla, Eva 05/09 630-525-1369 P

Uenuma, Vivienne 10/07 630-245-3093 B, P, H, O (Plant care, mail)

Vittal, Tara 04/06 619-817-7436 B, P (No cats), T (All subjects K-7)

Walker, Emily 04//05 615-775-1482 P, T, O (Plant, Mail, Science, Reading, Math (K-5)

Walker, Madison 08/07 615-775-1482 B, P, O (Plant, Mail, Helper)

Wilkins, Delaney 11/05 630-922-0806 L, S, P, H

Yu, Kevin 12/03 630-210-2710 B, P, T

Zimmerman, Leah 925-752-2047 B

YOUTH SERVICES LIST

Ashbury Youth List Elementary to High School

Age (18 & Under)

If you would like to be added to

the Youth Services List for the

Ashbury community, email your

information to [email protected].

You must be high school age or

younger to be included in this

Ashbury Youth Services List.

Make sure you discuss this with

your parents and get their

permission.

Include your name • Birth Date

(M/Y) • Phone • Services

B = Babysitting, L = Lawn Care,

S = Snow Removal

P = Pet Care, H = House Sitting,

T = Tutoring

O = Odd Jobs (specify)

HOME IMPROVEMENT MODIFICATION

APPROVAL REQUIRED ON CHANGES TO THE EXTERIOR OF YOUR

HOME!

If you plan to start new exterior construction or

alterations, please complete an Architectural

Modification Application which can be found on the Ashbury website

ashburyofnaperville.com and submit this

completed form to Stacy Donnelly at

[email protected] for approval by the Review Committee, before you begin. This includes any

new fences.

DO NOT BEGIN ANY EXTERIOR WORK ON

YOUR HOME WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL.

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As we head into the spring warmer weather and storm season, often comes a barrage of scam repair contractors. Following thunderstorms, tornadoes and windstorms, scammers often move quickly into communities to take advantage of homeowners, pressuring them to make quick decisions about repairs. Roofing repairs are their number one target. Residents should be cautious about individuals soliciting doortodoor or random phone calls offering to assess your roofing damage. Don’t view your insurance carrier as your adversary, but as a partner in getting legitimate repairs done and completed by competent professionals. If you are suspicious about a contractor, you can call the Illinois Attorney Generals Consumer Fraud Hotline at 18003860618. Here are some tips our Attorney General offered in a March 2017 release. • Be wary of contractors who go doortodoor to offer repair services. Ask for recommendations from people you know and trust and, whenever possible, use established local contractors. • Visit the Better Business Bureau’s Central Illinois or Chicago websites to see if a business is a member and whether any complaints have been logged against it. • Even if there is a need to act quickly, shop around. Get written estimates from multiple contractors, and don’t be rushed into a deal. • Get all of the terms of a contract in writing, and obtain a copy of the signed contract.

• Never make full payment until all the work has been completed to your satisfaction. • Never pay in cash. • Be aware that you have the right to cancel a contract within three business days if you signed it based on the contractor’s visit to your home. • In the case of disaster repair, you have an additional right to cancel. If your insurance carrier denies coverage, you have the right to cancel the contract within five days of when your insurance carrier denies your coverage. • Ask to see required state and local permits and licenses. Insurance adjusters and roofers must be licensed by state agencies. If the contractor does not have a required license, or if the name on the license doesn’t match the name on the contractor’s business card or truck, that should raise a red flag. Please visit the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation’s website to search licenses. Contact the Department of Insurance at 8664455364 to verify that the public adjuster is licensed and in good standing. The Attorney General also reminded consumers that the Illinois Repair and Remodeling Act requires contractors to provide customers with written contracts for any repair or remodeling work costing more than $1,000. A contract must be signed by both the customer and the contractor. The law also requires contractors to carry at least the minimum amounts of insurance for property damage, bodily injury and improper home repair. Contractors also must provide consumers with an informational pamphlet entitled “Home Repair and Construction: Know your Rights.

Storm Repair & Roofing

SCAMSSCAMS


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