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Seneca Village Hall ~ 340 N. Cash St., Seneca,
IL 61360
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Open Mon-Fri from 8:00am to 4:00pm
Phone: (815) 357-8771 ~ Fax: (815) 357-8772 ~
Email:
seneca@krausonline.com |
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The Village of Seneca has a lot to offer to visitors to our area.
The I&M Canal State Trail provides a great adventure for nature lovers, historians, photographers, hikers, bicyclists, joggers and snowmobilers. Visitors can follow this 61.5 mile state trail and enjoy many scenic views of the canal.
Seneca is located on the scenic Illinois River. The river provides for many activities such as boating, fishing, and picturesque sight seeing. (The sunsets can be spectacular.)
In addition to several outstanding marinas, Seneca also has a wonderful free public boat launch with access to the river, shelters for picnic lunches and a safe, clean dock.
Crotty Park has a shelter that can be reserved for family reunions, graduation parties, birthday parties, etc. There is also a playground, soccer, and baseball field.
We also have numerous historical attractions such as the Hogan Grain Elevator on the I&M Canal, LST Memorial in Crotty Park, the Veterans Memorial Wall at the Seneca Library.
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Seneca always has many events going on for residents and visitors alike. Some of events that may be of interest include:
4th Annual Rivalry on the River basketball game,
4th Annual Rivalry on the River basketball game
4th annual "Rivalry on the River: Seneca/Marseilles Alumni Basketball Game on Saturday, February 18th 6:00pm at the Seneca High School. Admission is $5 and Alumni players from 1990 and earlier, need to contact Ruth Capsel at 357-8408 or capsel@sbcglobal.net or register to play. No charge for players unless they need a Seneca shirt. No Marseilles shirts are available at this time. Registration is due by February 6, 2012.
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When: 2/18/2012 · 6:00 pm
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Bus trip to see Jersey Boys play in Chicago,
Bus trip to see Jersey Boys play in Chicago
Park Board would like to offer a bus trip to see Jersey Boys plan at the Bank of America Theatre in Chicago on Wednesday, May 9th 2:00 pm matinee performance. Bus will leave at 11:30am from the Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Union Street in Seneca. Cost is $43.75 for Seneca residents and $53.75 for non-residents which includes bus fare. Planning to stop for dinner on the return trip. Please contact Park Board member Ruth Capsel at 357-8408 or capsel@sbcglobal.net to reserve a seat. Make your check payable to the Seneca Park & Recreation. Checks will not be cashed until day of performance, but you are responsible for ticket cost unless there is someone to take your place.
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When: 5/9/2012 · 11:30am
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For a complete calendar of events in Seneca click here.
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Business Directory
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Seneca has a variety of businesses to take care of all your needs. From gas, groceries, fishing supplies, auto repair, animal care, computer services, hardware and so much more. Please click on the picture above to view the latest Seneca Business Directory.
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Restaurant Directory
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Seneca has lots of excellent choices for dining. Dine in, dine out or have it catered! Please click above to view the latest guide to local eateries in Seneca.
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Directions to Seneca
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DIRECTIONS FROM INTERSTATE 55 SOUTH:
(from Bloomington -- approximately 45 minutes)
Take exit 201 (Pontiac) and go North on Hwy 23, 5 miles, turn right on Hwy 170 North, for approx. 20 miles.
DIRECTIONS FROM I 80 EAST:
(from Joliet -- approximately 30 minutes)
Take exit 105 off I-80, South 4 miles to Seneca, turn left onto Main Street/IL 170.
DIRECTIONS FROM ROCKFORD:
(from Rockford -- approximately 1.5 hours)
Take I-39 South to I-80. East on I-80 to exit 105, South 4 miles to Seneca, turn left onto Main Street/IL 170.
Or Click Here to go the Google maps....
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Village Logos designed by Jason Kirkpatrick of
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Additional photos and assistance by Phyllis & Richard Natanek of LPC Studios, Alaina Marik,
Micheal Ellis, Bob Lyon of Lyon’s Photography, Jeff Robinson of Jeffrey Allen Photography
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