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Bourbonnais Township Park District celebrates 40th anniversary with free Exploration Station admissions

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Bourbonnais Township Park District celebrates 40th anniversary with free Exploration Station admissions — Schaumburg Real Estate news

The Bourbonnais Township Park District is celebrating its 40th anniversary Friday, Nov. 6, with complimentary cake pops at any park district facility and free admission to the district’s Exploration Station.Bourbonnais Township Park District Executive Director Michael O’Shea said the district is also showcasing a brochure outlining notable events in its history as part of the 40th anniversary celebration.To O’Shea, park districts create a sense of community for all ages. He said it feels good to be a part of the 40-year anniversary, and he’s thankful for his staff.“I personally can’t say enough things about the organization, the people and the community,” he said.Visitors to the Exploration Station at Perry Farm that day will get in for free. The facility is an interactive learning space for children. It features a wide range of exhibits promoting motor skills, cooperative playing and problem solving. Some of the exhibits include the Storybook Forest, Peter Rabbit Bunny Patch Infant Ar

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