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The Village is hosting a movie in the park event immediately following this Wednesday's Farmer's Market.

An outdoor movie screen will feature the movie "Ralph Breaks The Internet."  The movie will begin around 8:45 p.m.   

The Village will be spraying the park for mosquitoes earlier that morning to make sure that the evening is more pleasant for our guests.  

Guests are welcome to bring their own chairs, blankets and picnic baskets.  Please also remember to pack bug spray in addition to flashlights.

"GO Wadsworth" seeks to help our community become healthier and more active.  Accordingly, the Village of Wadsworth has partnered with the Lake County Health Department to promote physical activity and community engagement through the medium of 30-minute walks as a means to improve one's health.

Therefore, every Wednesday at 5 p.m., starting July 10, 2019, residents are invited to take walks in and around Wadsworth Community Park in conjunction with the GO Wadsworth movement. These walks are free and are open to everyone.

The benefits of walking include: improvement of mood; maintenance of a healthy weight; strengthening of bones and muscles; improved balance and coordination; and better sleep.

As an incentive, the first fifty (50) people who participate in our walks will receive a free "GO Wadsworth" T-Shirt (while supplies last).  Then, as you visit our park (and Farmer's Market) each week, please remember to wear your new shirt in an effort to encourage others to join this communal walking program.

The GO initiative was founded by the Gurnee Park District in 2016 and adopted by  Live Well Lake County .  It was inspired by a presentation and physical activity challenge from the former Surgeon General, Vivek K. Murthy. 

GO events and programs are open to everyone in Lake County. Over 20 communities have partnered together to create walking opportunities for children and adults. So, grab a friend or family member and visit a local park or walking trail!  Click  here  for more information.

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For example, scammers posed as ComEd employees may come to your home or business and request a payment.  They could even call you from what appears to be a ComEd telephone number. Always remember: ComEd will never call or come to your home or business to sell electricity or to ask for personal information such as your account number, social security number, tax identification number or bank information.  Also, ComEd will never ask to see your bill or for you to make immediate payment in any form - by cash, check, prepaid cash card, or cryptocurrency such as bitcoin.

Don't get scammed!  If you experience suspicious behavior, immediately call 1-800-EDISON-1 to report or visit ComEd.com/ScamAlert to learn more.