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						  Bill Turner never attended a Village Board or Zoning Board meeting in Clarendon Hills for the first 24 years he lived in the village. But ever since showing up in 1986 at a Zoning Board meeting because of an issue with a satellite dish he wanted to install and use for his hobby of radio monitoring, Turner has missed very few Zoning Board or Village Board meetings. &ldquo;I just thought it was kind of interesting when I first went, and it&rsquo;s really the best way to stay involved in what&rsquo;s going on in the village,&rdquo; the 88-year-old Turner said. A  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   