Anxiet G1i 2 Part Two: Suburban Districts Are Working to Prevent and Address What Some Are Calling Dangerous Levelsof School-Related Teen Stress

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STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mya, left, and Leila participate in the School Anxiety Program at Amita Health Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hosp tal in Hoff- SPORTS man Estates in May. The outpatient program helps students understand and confront their anxiety and learn coping skills.

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Editor's Note: This isthe break Sarah Bowen, direc- second partofa three-part tor of student services for Stevenson High School Dis- series examining the issues trict125,said the move to an surrounding student stress 8:30a.m. start time, from and the pressure to achieve. 8:05a.nt, has been met with rave reviews from parents BY KAREN ANN and students who say they CULLOTTA, can begin the day with a KAREN BERKOWITZ, sense of calm. KIMBERLY FORNEK AND "It gives them time to JENNIFER JOHNSON connect with their teachers, Pioneer Press connect with their friends or see people in student serv- Claire Buckley's day ices if need be," Bowen said. started before dawn. "They have time tot some Each morning, she would extra sleep. We are starring dress, gather her gear and to see some of the positive leave her Barrington home impact" to catch a6a.m. bus to her Many school districts, in- destination - not to a job in eluding officials with Him- downtown Chicago, but as a dale High School District86, freshman in high school. are assembling community "These days we're asking groups to study stress levels of our teens what very few among students. adults are required to do,' Hinsdale High School said Claire's mother, Melissa District86Superintendent Buckley. Bruce Law said parents and After watching her nor- students have been reaching mally guod-natured daugh- out to him about the issue ter return home from school telling him their academic each day exhausted, Melissa anxiety is having a negative Buckley joined a Barrington STACEY WESCOTr/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS impact High School advisory corn- Claire Buckley,16,a junior at Barrington High School, believes later start times have reduced her stress. "It clearly has struck a mittee that proposed a later nerve," Law said. start time for students. After Structural dents homework or projects Law cited national data nearly two years of tweak- during several schoolfrom the Yale Center for inthe school board ap- changes breaks,including home-Emotional Intelligence, in- proved the change last year, In addition to later startcoming weekend and theeluding a2015online survey and it took effect in August limes debuting this year atThanksgiving break,offi- of22,000high school sta- This school year, Claire is schoolsinArlington cials said. dents. After students were tting an extra 90 minutes Heights, Barrington and It's all in service of redue- asked to give three words to ofsleep each morning. Naperville, an increasinging the pressure on kids and describe how they feel when Melissa Buckley said she number of suburban schoolpromoting a healthy life- they are at school, Law said hopes the later start time is a boards also have adoptedstyk the most common response step toward alleviating school calendars that more "if you take more APwas "tired,"followed by teens' sleep deprivation - closely resemble a collegiateclasses, do well on your ACT "stressed' Overall, students just one of myriad factors model, with final examsor SAT and have a strong reported feeling stressed80 experts say could be fueling prior to holiday breaks. GPA, you might gt into apercent of the time, Law an uptick in student stress The Arlington Heights-better college, but it doesn't said. and anxiety. based Township Highmatter how good you are at District86also changed From Lake Forest High Leila,16,goes over homework assignments during the School District214schoolmath if you have a heartits schedule, starting with School on the North ShoreSchool Anxiety Program at Amita Health Alexian Brothers board also passed a newattack at32'said David the2015-16school year, so to west suburban Hinsdale Behavioral Health Hospital in Hoffman Estates. policy that will put restric- SchWer, the superintendentthe first semester would end Central High School, school rions on when coaches andofDistríct214. before the winter break. The districts are launching anSome of the volleys, uch asdo and meditation ses-other advisers can schedule OfficialsatStevenson district previously had the ever-expanding slateofthe move in Barrington, aresions, peer counseling andpractices and rehearsals,High School in Lincoinshire first semester continue into methods for prevenng andtargetedat proven prob- yoga classes. limiting them to one a day,also changed the schoolJanuary but parents and addressing what some arelems. Others look to more The only option appas-either before or after schooL calendar so students couldstudents said that rather calling dangerous levels ofesoteric methods of reduc- ently not on the table? DoingTeachers also will be pro- get first-semester finals out school-related teen anxiety.ing stress. There are therapy nothing hibited from assigning stu- of the way before winter TurntoStress, Next Page ANXIETY HIGH 5

Stress,from Previous Page dents should have. For example, goal No. 1, than relaxing ththeir "Develop self-awareness families during the holidays, and self-management skills many students were im- to achieve school and life mersed in homework. success' is intended to help "We have known for a students develop ways to while that students did not handle stress, control their gt a true break," Law said. impulses and motivate Hinsdale South also of- themselves to overcome ob- 1rs a program, held once a stades. month. that teaches AP stu- The standards let schools dents how to take notes, decide how to approach the study and review in a col- topic but the state has devel- lege-level class. They meet o_ a new accountability older students, who can give system that includes"cli- advice and share their expe- mate and culture" as one of riences, and visit colleges to 10 indicators of school qual- learn about the application ity. process and how AP classes "Our new mission and and scores can help with vision is to crystallize the admission. idea that we need to educate Still, Law said for many the whole child. which in- students, stress and anxiety dudes their social and erno- become a problem long be- tionalhealth," Matthews fore they walk through the said,adding:"It'swell- school doors at Hinsdale. known that student learning "No one would believe and outcomes are better that a student who is happy- when students feel safe and ge-lucky in eighth grade is well-cared-for." going to be stressed as soon Mai-ni Johnson, the as- as he starts high school," sistant superintendent for Law added. "The lesson for STACEY WESCOTrICHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS student services at District us, even as we are trying to Lyons Township High School employees Leslie Owens, left, and Brian Mahoney listen June6during a workshop about teen 214, said the state's social- define the problem, we also social and emotional development at the school's south campus in Western Springs. emotional learning stand- hasre to work with elementa- ards are incorporated into ry districts to help them put Share Your Story the district's counseling and their students in the best instructional curriculum "so place." Have you or your child that it is infused in every- While Law talked about experienced stress or thing our educators do:' "levers" the district could anxiety in school?Do you Johnson said social-emo- pull to lessen student stress, have thoughts on how tional learning is behind all he questioned how parents schools and parents should of the district's instructional might react to proposed address the issue? We goals. For example, the dis- policy changes. want to hear your opinions trict helps students under- "Of course, we are con- on our Anxiety High series. stand the importance of cerned about students' Email us atSchoolAnxlety good attendance, serving the health, but whether a stu- @tronc.com. community, collaborating dent should take five AP with others and building classes in one semester ... I Video and effective communication don't think it is our place to skills. say," Law said, adding that Web Extras Outside of academic there could be pushback if Visit us online atchicago courses, Johnson said the parents fear the district is trlbune.com/anxietyhlgh district provides support for "trying to water down the to watch related videos, students who might need curriculum." view more photos and find extra services to help them In fact, when District 214 additional resources for prepare for life after high proposed requiring students dealing with anxiety and school. to take a lunch period, offi- stress. "The state's passage of cials said some parents, stu- Lyons Township High School teachers Jennifer Bigenwald, from left, Julie Loftus and Erica SEL standards is beneficial dents and teachers com-Flounders classify teen emotions June6during a workshop at the school's south campus. because now there is an plained, saying the mandate expected focus on this area," would force kids to give upmitted to feeling stressed. pared with the gun violenceState mandates ards for what's called "so-Johnson said. "The SEL one of their elective classes. "We have a responsibility and poverty some kids in cial/emotional learning," ac-standards chanthe way Susan Owens, who has ato look at the issue and help Chicago face?" In Iffinois, the impetus for cording to state board ofschools think because now junior at Hinsdale Centralkids lead happier and Acknowledging that fam- schools playing a criticaleducation spokeswomanall schools are expected to High School, said when she healthier lives, while stillilies are fortunate to live inrolein students' mentalJackie Matthews. incorporate these stand- attended the introductorystriving for excellence inHinsdale and attenditshealth dates back to the The standards don't tell ards." meeting for District86's education," Owens said.high-quality public schools, 2003Children's Mentalschools how to teach the In addition, Johnson said student stress study group, 'People might think, 'Kids inOwens said that when itHealth Act, which requiredsubject, but the state has set incorporating SEL into the she was struck by the cross- Hinsdalewhat kinds ofcomes to student stress, "it'sthe Iffinois State Board ofout what are called "compe- section of students who ad- stress do they have, corn- real." Education to develop stand-tencies" that it believes stu- Turnto Stress, Next Page 6 ANXIETY HIGH

Stress, from Previous Page states embracing meditation the teens develop confi- as a stress reducer and isdence, and they start to see districts curriculum gives hopeful more schools inthey can manage their stress students opportunitiesto Illinois will do the same. with coping skills," Rhew develop and improve their In Park Ridge, it's also said. interpersonal skills, such as about finding ways to bal- By the end of the 2016-17 effective communication, ance academics with lighter school year, Leila, who is problem-solving and critical moments. now 17, had completed the thinking. David Berendt, assistantprogram, which included t-' "Students work and col- principal of studentsatindividual and group coun- laborate in groups in and out Maine South, said the school seling,academic tutoring and recreational therapy. L of the classroom, participate tries to create seasonal as- in team and project-based semblies, such as one held Inaddition,therapists learning, and develop soft during homecoming week partner with parents, school skills as part of internships in which students competeofficials and other resources, and other workplaçe learn- against faculty members in saidPatrick McGrath,a ing experiences' Johnson unusual games including a clinicalpsychologist, and said. trivia contest where a cor-the co-director of the pi-o- rect answer results in a facegram at Alexian Brothers. Researching full of pie for each of the While Leila'sanxiety deans. could be treated through an the problem "High school is impor- outpatient program, for Ryan Bretag, the director tant, but it's also an impor- other teens suffering from of instructional innovation tant time for kids to have aserious mental health issues, at Glenbrook High Schools good time," Berendt said.inpatient hospitalization is District 225, said officials in "We provide as much of thatsometimes the only option, recent years have taken a STACEY WESCOTI/CHICAGO TPIBUNE as we can?' McGrath said. "deep dive" into the area of Mya, 13, goes over homework assignments at the School Anxiety Program at Amita Health Currently the hospital's student weilness. Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital. The program includes individual and group One student's 32-bed inpatient adolescent For example, after offi- counseling, academic tutoring and recreational therapy. unit in Hoffman Estates is cials held focus groups de- story filled, as is a six-bed unit at signed to combat studentby avoiding the temptationmore well-rounded, com- do because it takes you away Despite the gröwingAmita Health's hospital in stress, some suested thattointervene and rescuepassionate and successfulfrom school work, pressurenumber and variety of high Hinsdale, Rhew said. limiting teens' constant ac- them from stressful situa- adults. and anxiety," he said. "Youschool programs targeting The teens getting inpa- cess to their grades andtions that they should be get to not think about itstress and anxiety, sometient treatment have been assessments, which they getlearning to tackle on theirOther paths during practice or games?' students need more seriousdiagnosed with serious on a digital portal, might own, Weitzman said. Some students also areintervention. mental healthdisorders, provide some relief But the "The truth is, if parentsto peace taking classes intended to Such was the case forMcGrath said,andfre- experiment, which included say, Oh my gosh, I'm going Some strategies takeease their anxiety Sadhana Carolyn Russell's daughter.quently doctors are treating hundreds of student partici- to come rescue you,' everyplace outside of the class-Panuganti, the parent of a By the time Leila had hit hermore than one mental pants, garnered mixed re- time their child is stressed, itroom. middle school student and a sophomore year at Deerfield health issue in a patient suits, Bretag said, leading isgiving their child the Students at John HerseyNaperville North graduate, High School, the teen, who "Very often, depression officials to conclude thatmessage that,'Youcan'tHigh School in Arlingtonteaches a meditation classpreviously had been diag-and anxiety are like brother there is not a one-size-fits-cope very well and you Heights often drop by coun- for youth on Mondays at the nosed with attention-deficitand sister, and you don't see all model for dealing withconstantly need protection,selor Brigette Mucks officeAlive Community Center inhyperactivity disorder, alsoone without the other;' Mc- student stress. because you have no abilityseeking stress relief throughNaperville. was sufferingfrom debilitat- Grath said. "For evejy student whoto manage this on youraromatherapy products she Panuganti, who is affiliat-ing school-related anxiety. But he said with interven- said the grade book causedown.'" makes available along withed with the Heartfulness "I would get a call, 'Mom, tion and treatment, there is them stressand anxiety, Teachers and adminis- stress balls and mindfulnessInstitute, said teens are fac- I need to come home be-hope - and often recovery there was another studenttrators are looking at how to coloring books. ing stress from social pres-cause I can't breathe " Rus- far teens. who said it was importantmanage the delicate balance "Everyone needs theirsures, as well as expecta-sell said. "And then it was For Leila, her experiences and of value, and they hadbetween providing enoughsafe haven, and sometimes,tions from parents andthe migraines ... I even took in the program last spring more anxiety when it wassupport and allowing sta-the nurse actually has theteachers. her to a neurologist." appear to have given her a taken away," Bretag said. dents the space they need to student in her office with a "Sometimesitcan be Last year, Leila's anxietyfresh start as she began her Indeed, experts warn that develop. stomachache, and suests, overwhelming," she said. became so severe she fell senior year this fall. high schools should not be School districts such as'Maybe you can talk to a Meditation gives youthinto a pattern that some "She's made a complete insulating teens from expe-Lyons Township Highcounselor for a few mm-the tools to empower them therapists call "school refus-and total turnaround ... she's riencing every kind of dis-School and Hinsdale High utes " Muck said. to fight the "flight" response al;' prompting Russell tolike a completely different comfort and hardship. School District 86 have had At Maine South Highthat is triered when stu- place the teen into an outpa- person after that program," Many parents, some say, experts from theYale CenterSchool in Park Ridge,a dents experience stress. Shetient programat Amita her mother said. are trying to create a life forfor Emotional Intelligencementorship program pairssaid by calming them down, Health Alexian Brothers Be- their children in which theyconduct social emotionalfreshmen with upperclass-students can see the situa- havioral Health Hospital inIn part three ofthe series, we never fail, nor experiencelearning workshops for staffmen. And though competi-tion from a different per- Hoffman Estates. will look at students who disappointment members in recent months. tive sports can add to some spective. Among the primary guaIs havefound alternative path- As a result, their children The presentations havekids' stress, for others it's an "We teach them to copeof the program is to "helpways to success and discuss are not developing the resil-covered how to recognizeimportant way to relieve itwithalltheirfeelings," teens to learn to manage emeT:gi7g ideas for prevent- ience they will need to copeand manage emotions, dif-Andy Pape, a student atPanuganti said. stress, and to learn to be ingacademic anxiety. with college and life beyond, ferentiating between goodMaine South, says hockey Panuganti said she would comfortable with being un- said Dr. Carol Weitzman, astress and bad stress, andcan be a welcome distrac- love to see schools introduce comfortable sometimes," [email protected] pediatrician and researcherteaching skills that will help tion from academics. a time for meditation during said Jacqueline Rhew, the [email protected] the school day. She said she's hospital's clinical liaison. [email protected] at Yale University students not only academi- "It's very nice having a [email protected] Parents can support teens eally but also to become sportto play or something to heard of schools in other "By developing strategies, 7 D219 officials: SAT results t indicatea'discrepancy' BY MIICE IsAAcs Pioneer Press At first glance, student test scores at Nues Town- ship High School District i 219 look like they spiked quite a bit from last year, according to recent results released by the Illinois State Board of Education. The comparison is not apples-to-apples, said Anne Roloff, District 219 assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction. ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE In the springofthe 2016- Officials at Nues Township High School District 219, which 17 school year, the state's includes Nues North, pictured, and Nues West high schools, public school 11th graderssay the school district's SAT results will be used as a base. were administered the Scholastic Aptitude Test. ItReport Card forpublic of more than 18 percent was the first time the assess- school districts statewide. "That'sadiscrepancy, ment was given, after ISBEThe data is provided forand that's a concern," she switched from using the theeach school district and its said. Partnership for Assessment individual schools. "In order to partner with of Readiness for College District 219 had an aver-(the Illinois State Board of and Careers at the highage combined math andEducation) and work school level. English language arts SATclosely with setting bench- "We were measured on score of 1087. That inlcudedmarks - when you see a PARCC, and now we'reaverage scores of 545 indiscrepancy like that,it's Exceptional care has a measured on the SAT, soEUt and 542 in math, ac- kind ofdisturbing." she said. there is a discrepancy" shecording to the school dis- Scoresforindividual said. trict's report card. schools in the district indi- new address: Nues. Statewide, 38 percent of The report cards thiscate that 56.4 percent of juniors who took the SATyear also include more de-students at Niles West met From regular checkups to unexpected illnesses, when you last spring met or exceededtailed information than inor exceeded state standards need medical care, you want it right away. NorthShore Medical state standards, accordingpast years, Roloff said. Thein English language arts and Group offices are right in your neighborhood, offering exceptional to ISBE. district is holding a town53.6 percent in math. Fur- care and simple convenience. By comparison, overallhall at Niles West Highther,the overall average student performance forSchool on Dec. 5 to helpSAT score for the school is .Expert, supportive primary care physicians District 219 shows that 53.7make sense of the data,1092, made up from the 548 . Walk-in availability, early morning, evening and percent of students met or officials said. EUt average score and 544 exceeded state standards. Roloff said there is otherin math, according to the weekend hours The score was 35.9 percentconflicting information thatISBE data. . Access to a network of hospitals and leading specialists the previous academic year, creates challenges. Those At Niles North, 56.3 per- according to ISBE data foradministering college-pre-cent performed at or above . Easy appointment scheduling on your smartphone, the school district paredness tests have differ-state standards in English tablet or computer "You will find that across ent standards than ISBE, solanguage arts and 51.4 per- the board with any highdetermining reliable bench-cent in math. The school's Schedule an appointment today. We're here in the neighborhood. school,thereisa hugemarks poses some confu- overall SAT average is 1087, improvement from thesion, she said. with a 546 average ELk PARCC exam to the SAT," The state-created SATscore and 542 in math, the she said. benchmarks show that 55.7data indicates. Nues Educators oftentalkpercent of District 219 sta- Roloff saRl the district University+NorthShore IlealthSystern about a "baseline" - testdents met or exceeded statethis year began a SAT prep 6450 W. Touhy Avenue results that serve as a start- standards in English Ian-program. Medical Group (847) 583-1000 ing point for comparisonguage arts, that number at "We'll be working with Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, when future results come52 percent in math, accord-students during the school northshore.org/medicalgroup in. This year's SAT scoresing to the report card data.day, but also after school Pediatrics can serve as that baseline,According to Roloff,thewith teachers who serve as Immediate Care Roloff said, but the compar- SAT benchmarks them-tutors to work with them," Open .seven days a week ison to last year is not asselves show 75 percent ofshe said. reliable. the district's students tested The SAT scores are pro- college ready in English misaacspioneerlocal.com vided as part of the Illinois language arts - a difference Twitter @SKReviewMike 8 POUCE REPORT

The following items were taken from the A 15-year-old boy from Niles and asumption of alcohol by a minor on Nov. 5,ticketed with public intoxication later that Nues Police Department reports. An arrest 14-year-old girl from Park Ridge werepolice said. According to police, the two day after they were seen in the same area, does not constitute afindingofgoilt. ticketed with disorderly conduct on Nov. 9were observed in a parked car outside a bar police said. after police responded to a report of teens in the 8700 block of North Milwaukee A Skokie man, age not given, was ticketed THEFT carving drawings of male genitals into a Avenue, at 1:30 a.m. with public intoxicationNov. 9 after police Eric Sunhly, 44, of the 3400 block of Westwall in the 200 block of Golf Mill Center said he fell off a bench in the 5600 block of Franklin Street, Chicago, was charged with and entering a women's restroom "to causeBATTERY Touhy Avenue and injured his head. The retail theft on Nov. 10 after he was accuseda disturbance;' police said. A woman told police that another woman man reportedly told police he drank half a of stealing bottles of alcohol, valued at $90, sprayed pepper spray in her face in the 8500 bottle ofvodka before falling offthe bench. from a store in the 8900 block of Green-POSSESSION block of North Milwaukee Avenue on the A 46-year-old Skokie man was ticketed wood Avenue. Brandon Marlowe, 21, of the 9800 block afternoon ofNov. 5. with public intoxication on Nov. 6 after of Treetop Drive, Orland Park, was charged A man reported that a stranger ap-police reportedly found him intoxicated in DU with possession of a controlled substance proached him at a bus stop outside Golf Mill the rear parking lot of a retailer in the 5600 Mariusz Czyz, 26, of the 6600 block ofand possession of drug paraphernalia onShopping Center around 10 p.m., Nov. 8,block ofWest Touhy Avenue. He was taken West Church Street, Morton Grove, wasNov. 3. According to police, Marlowe wasand began an "aressive conversation" to the hospital, police said. On Nov. 10, the charged with driving under the influenceinside a restroom at a bar in the 8500 blockwith him before kicking and punching him same man was ticketed a second time with and possession of a controlled substanceofGolfRoad where he was seen attempting"for no reason," police said. According topublic intoxication after police responded following a traffic stop in the 9000 block ofto snort a substance identified as Ketamine. police, the victim suffered a broken wristto a call at a restaurant in the 9400 block of Milwaukee Avenue on the night of Nov. 3. A 24-year-old Chicago man was ticketed and bloodied nose in the attack North Milwaukee Avenue. According to police, a small bag containingwith possession of marijuana on Nov. 3 various narcotic drugs was found inside hisfollowing a traffic stop in the 6100 block of PUBLIC INTOXICATION PROPERTY DAMAGE car. Touhy Avenue. Police said he was attempt- A 42-year-old man was ticketed with Graffiti was reported on two sides of a ing to conceal 6.5 grains of suspectedpublic intoxication on Nov. 5 after policevacant building at 6140 W. Gross Point Road DISORDERLY CONDUCT marijuana inside an emergency vehiclewere called to a restaurant in the 8700 blockon Nov. 6. Carol Zoltek, 70, of the 8900 block ofrepair kit bag, which was inside the car'sof North Milwaukee Avenue for report of a A resident of the 8400 block of West West Golf Road, Niles, was charged with trunh stolen purse. North Terrace told police someone spray criminal trespass to property and disorderly An 18-year-old woman from Rolling A 46-year-old Skokie man was ticketedpainted obscenities on her front lawn. conduct on Nov. 4. According to police,Meadows was ticketed with possession/with public intoxicationNov. 8 after police employees at a retail store in the 200 blockconsumption of alcohol by a minor, pos- said he was found on the ground with anTHEFT of Golf Mill Center reported that Zolteksession of marijuana and possession of drugempty bottle of wine in the area of Touhyu A customer came in to a store in the 7600 was arguing with employees, acting bellig-paraphernalia, and an 18-year-old womanand Lehigh avenues. Two more people, block of North Milwaukee Avenue to sell a erently and refusing to leave the store when from Arlington Heights was issued a local identified as a 51-year-old Skokie man and a gold chain on Nov. 9 and received $1,000, asked to do so. ordinancecitationfor possession/con-58-year-old Chicago woman, were alsobut allegedly switched the chain for a fake.

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"Seeing it go - seeing ittheir experiences in the club cited; Three new According to officials, thedisbanded - honestly I feelhelped them achieve later schooldistrict researchedkind ofbroken a little bit" success. clubs receive OK adding insurance coverage Niles North student Emi- Club creator and sponsor BY Mii ISAACS in the neighborhood of $10ly Herczeg said the club has Tim Richmond saidhis Pioneer Press million per occurrence."meant the world to a lot of main goal in startingthe club They reported that a sepa- people." years ago was to tryto "make L In approving three new rate policy from the school "I went around my school the biest positive impact auto clubs for Niles West district's insurance coopera- talking about it and gettingon students' lives?' i and Nues North high tive would cover all aspects people thatdidn't even "I think people have this schools Nov. 14, the Nues of the program up to $11 know it was a thing inter-misconception thatI am millionfor$16,109,an ested in it," she said. guiding the racing," he said. L Township High School Dis- trict 219 school board voted MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS amount that would vaiy Herczeg said she col- "I do not select the racing for to do away with a controver- Nues North High School student Emily Herczeg talks during based on new rates and lected more than 200 signa- the students. They choose sial auto racingclub passion- the Nov. 14 District219school board meeting about how other factors. tures supporting the club. this." ately championed by someimportant the extra-curricular auto racing club has been to "There is also a concern "I wasn't a car person," Board members Joseph student members and their her. The school board approved three new clubs at the with the car and who works she said. Nowik and Mark Sproat cast parents. meeting, which eliminates the racing club. Herczeg said on the car that's going to be 'Tm still not really a carvotes against the new clubs The extra-curricular clubshe collected more than200signatures in supportofthe raced' especially since thatperson," she added. "This- in essence in support of had been on hold this year club. car can be 50 years old, Isoye club has taught me more the auto racing club. because of insurance con- said. than most ofmy high school Board member Linda cerns that were raised by 14 authorized a new club atclubs, and these are the clubs A couple dozen students,career has taught me. It's Lampert said what swayed administrators, officials said. Niles West described bywe recommend moving for-former students and parents taught me what it's like to be her to vote with the majority Since the start of school, the administi ators as students ward with," Isoye said. packed the meeting room to a part of something that's is that the three new clubs school district and parentsbuilding a vehicle to try to go None of the new organi- advocate for keeping thebier and better." are better aligned with the had been talking and re-farthest using theleast zationsincluderacing,a program. Her father, Stephen, saiddistrict's academics. searching options to see ufamount of fuel. At Nilescomponent that student Niles West student Daniel the program allows at-risk Isoye said club members the club would continue. North, one new club calls for members said motivatedListon called joining thekids and others to becomecan still build cars and race NTHS District 219 Super- students restoring vehiclesthem to rebuild cars andracing club his freshmanengaged in school instead of in Wisconsin on their own, intendent Steven Isoye said and another for students tolearn more. year "one of the best deci-being involved in less-pos-but theactivitywill no the three new clubs werework against the clock to The racing club called for sions I ever made." He also itive activities. longer be sponsored by Dis- formed from collective input tear down and rebuild en-students to work as a teamsaid he was able to use the Other NTHS District 219 trict 219. that included automotive gines. on tearing down and re-skills he learned there lateralumni and former racing teachers at both schools. "The administrationis building an older vehicleon. club members, including an [email protected] The board's 5-2 vote Nov.bringing forth these threeand then racingitat a "This club has meant a lot auto mechanic and a police Twitter @SKReview_Mike YWCA Evanston/North Officials: Niles fire took 2 hours to put out, home leftunlivable Shore wins $100,000 BY Mna IsAcs within the house?' know is that it appears to Pioneer Press Greiner said most of thehave originated in the ga- BY GEr.mvIIvE from private giving, so we The YWCA Evanston/ fire was extinguished inrage and there was a car in BOOKWALTER are incredibly grateful for North Shore topped the list A garagefireextin-about 20 minutes and the the garage?' Pioneer Press the support we received of participating nonprofits guished by the Niles Fire full fire in about an hour. About 40 firefighters, a from donors from Ev- with annual budgets of more Department Nov. 11 has left When firefightersfirstdozen fire trucks and five The YWCA Evanston/anston to Glencoe, to Skokie, than $1.5 million, according a two-storyhouse uninhab- arrived, Greinersaid,ambulances were on the North Shore earned an addi- toNilesto Winnetka -to the release. The money itable because of damage, flames and smoke werescene, according to Fire tionalgrantafterraisingduring the Purple Purseraised,along with the according to fire officials. coming from the garageDepartment officials. Fire- more than $556,400 in pri- Challenge," said Karen Sing- $100,000 prize, will help pay Niles Fire District Chiefand one vehicle inside was fighters from fiveother vate donations as part of The er, CEO and president offor the YWCA's 24-hour Bob Greiner said the fireon fire. People who livedsurrounding or nearby Allstate Foundation PurpleYWCA Evanston/Northcrisis line, emergency shel- department received thethere had evacuated andtowns assisted in putting Purse Challenge. Shore. "That money willter, legal advocacy counsel- call just after 3:30 p.m. oncalled 911, he said. No one out the blaze, they said. The effort is an annual support survivors in the 16 ing services and longer-term Nov. 11 and rushed to thewas injured. Greiner said estimated event toraise awareness communities that comprise housing program. scene in the 9900 block of The cause of the fire isdamage is over $100,000 about domestic violence.our service area. I'm also The Allstate Foundation North Huber Lane. stillbeing determined,but a exact number is still The YWCA was awarded a awed by the support of ouris an independent chanta- "It was a pretty good fire Greiner said. not known. $100,000 grant for raisingemployees, board members,ble organization that part- when we got there and we "It's still under investiga- The destruction ex- the most money in Octoberswim families, and othersners with nonprofits across were there for about twotion including with thetended into the house, he according to a news release who joined with us to makethe nation, according to the hours," said Greiner. "Itinsurance company, so I'msaid, and included signifi- announcing the award. this happen. We couldn'trelease. went to a first alarm fire not going to speculate as tocant smoke damage. "Nearly 60 percent of ourhave done it without their and didn't go any higher what the actual cause of the $5 million budget comes enthusiasm and tenacity." [email protected] than that It was contained fire was," he said. "What we misaacs®pioneerlocal.com NEWS Parentswaryof officersat Dist. 64 middle schools BY HEATHER CHERONE there was no data to indi-called a pilot program toDistrict 64 for the council to Pioneer Press cate thatofficers wereassign officers to Lincolnreview next month. needed to address a crimeand Emerson middle "We have the officer se- Park Ridge parents thisor violence problem in theschools. The officers would lected, and we have him week called upon Parkdistrict's schools, since onlywork to improve relation-trained," Kaminski said. Ridge-Niles District 643 percent of in-school sus-ships between the police The policy could be ap- school board members topensions were related to adepartments and middleproved by the District 64 hold off on approving theviolent incident or drugs. school students and gatherboard as soon as Jan. 22, rules that will govern the Pennington said she was information about issues Heinz said. uniformed officers set to be concerned about whetherfacing each schools, District Pennington told the stationed part-time at Lin- the officers would be al-64 Superintendent Laurieboard that although 14.5 coln Middle School in Parklowed to interview studentsHeinz said in August. percent of District 64's stu- Ridge and Emerson Middlewithout a parent present. Heinz told board mem-dent population is made up HEATHER CHERONE/PIONEER PRESS School in Niles. "We need more transpar- bers Nov. 13 that the policyofstudents with disabilities, School District 64 Board President Anthony Borrelli, left. The officers were set toency" Pennington said. governing the officers' du-those students account forspeaks with parent Ginger Pennington about a pilot pro- start patrolling the schools Board President An-ties and outlining their roleabout 67 percent of in- gram to assign police officers to Lincoln and Emerson in September for four hoursthony Borrellitold Pen-in schools would be "veryschool suspensions and 85 middle schools. a day, two days per week,nington it was "unfair" torestrictive" but declined topercent of out-of-school but officers have yet to behave this discussion until detail those rules. suspensions,citing 2013-escalation and conflict res- icy and offer feedback be- assigned to either middlethe policy has been com- Duringthe Nov. 13 meet-2014 school year data pro- olution. fore a vote by the board. school as negotiations be-pleted and ready for consid- ing of the Park Ridge Cityvided by the U.S. Depart- Park Ridge police offi- "There is a pattern of tween the school districteration. Council, Police Chief Frankment of Education Officecers underwent de-escala-one-way communication," and two towns to hammer "Your comments have toKaminski told elected offi- for Civil Rights. tion training last year asClarkin said. "We want a out the policy have takenbe placed in context," Bor- cials that the police depart- "We don't want to see apart of a mental healthtwo-way dialogue." longnr than expected, Dis- relusaid. "We are far, farmentis "ready to go" withspecial needs studentresponse training program. trict 64 officials said. away from passing this." implementing the schooldragged out of school in Rebecca Clarkin said she Heather Cherone is a free- Parent Ginger Penning- The board voted unani-resource officer pilot pro- handcuffs," Penningtonand other parents wouldtance reporter for Pioneer ton, speaking at Nov. 13mously in August to ap-gram and he expected tosaid. She saidofficers like a defined period of timePress. Jennifer Johnson con- school board meeting, saidprove what board membershave an agreement withshould be trained in de-to review the proposed pol-tributed.

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Organizers said more than 2,000 people participated in the early-morning Turkey Trot. The annual 5k/lOk run-walk event was heldNov. 19at Proesel Park Participants and cornmu- in Lincoinwood. nity members were encour- aged to bring non-perish- able food items that are scheduled to be donated to the Nues Township Food Pantry. Those who brought food items or made monetary donations were entered in a post-race raffle, organizers said. Participants saw their breath in 31-degree air tern- perature, and a Chicago man was one of the first to cross the finish line. "It was cold," said Emil Bojanov, the first finisher of the 5k event. Vering said the Turkey Trot cornes annually just before major family celebrations. "It's the kickoff of the holiday season' she said. Katie Gamroth, of Mundelein, donned a turkey costume as she volunteered and cheered on participants of the Turkey KarieAngell Lue is afreelance Emil Bojanov, of Chicago, left, finished first in the Turkey Trot 5k event. The annual 5k/lOk Trot. The event, which has a maximum of 2,100 runners reporter. run-walk eventNov. 19at Proesel Park in Lincoinwood. was a sellout. NEWS 7 Skokie restaurants failed compliance checks Alcohol sold to conducted by agents of theto have passed the under-law judge for first and sec-other towns in the area havethroughout the state and 13 Illinois Liquor Commission,cover test included Buffaloond offenses, he said. Thebeen inspected - somewere cited for violations of underage local law enforcement offi-Wild Wín; Grill & Bar,judge makes a recom- twice - in 2017. liquor control laws, accord- customers cials and underage partici-7020 Carpenter; Red Robin mendation to the commis- Unlike Skokie, the major- ing to its reports. pants recruited from areaAmerica's Gourmet, 7050sion, which gets the final ityof businesses during Sixteen businesses in Ev- BY Mw IsAAcs high schools and colleges,"Carpenter; Holiday Inn say. each testing period inanston were part of that Pioneer Press according to the release. Chicago-Skokie, 5300 Horstman said first-timenearby towns passed corn- inspection and none failed Commission officials said Touhy; Mariano's, 3358offenders can receivea pliance checks, according tothe compliance check, the Seven Skokie restaurantsteams randomly visit liquorTouhy; and Longhorn$500 fine or a one day liquorcommission reports. commission report shows. recently failed compliancestores, restaurants and bars Steakhouse, 3300 Touhy. license suspension. Second- In October, the commis- Lincoinwood was also in- checks for selling alcohol to in communities in Illinois to Skokie leaders will soon time offenders within thesion reported 76 businesses cluded in the August report. underage patrons, accord-check for ongoing compli- meet with each businesssaine year can receive a finewere tested in Illinois aridFifteen businesses were ing to the Illinois Liquorance with state laws prohib- cited, according to village of $1,000 to $3,500 and anine failed to comply withtested and three were found Control Commission. iting the sale of alcohol toofficials. Consequences canone-to-five-dayliquorli- liquor controllaws.In- in violation ofliquor control In a news release issued anyone under age 21. range from fines to licensecense suspension, he said. cluded in the testing waslaws. They included Chipo- Nov.13, the commission According to the release, suspension, they said. Four repeat offenses inEvanston, where 20 estab- tie Mexican Grill, 7150 Mc- listed the seven restaurantsSkokie restaurants that al- Terry Horstman, spokes-the first or second year canlishments were tested and Cormick Blvd.; Red Lobster, alleged to have violated thelegedly failed the test in-man for the Illinois Liquorresult in revocation of anone - The Stained Glass 3301 Touhy Ave., which had law, along five other Skokiecluded the Tilted Kilt, 7070 Control Commission, saidestablishment's state liquor restaurant at 1735 Bensonone prior violation and CVS businesses that passed the Carpenter Road; Real Urban the state's Liquor Control license, he said. Ave. - failed, the commis- Pharmacy 3950 Devon Ave. undercover test. Commis- Barbecue, 5238 Touliy Ave.; Act gives the commission None of the seven Skokie sion reported. The last time Morton sion officials said the opera- Walmart Supercenter, 3626 discretion to impose fines,businesses cited were re- In September, the corn-Grove establishments were tion was conducted Nov. 8Touh the Broiler Shrimp &suspensions, or revocations peat violators within themission reported that 65tested was in May, accord- in conjunction with theCrawfish, 3445 Dempsterwithin limits upon consid-same year, according to thebusinesses were tested foring to the commission. Two Skokie Police Department. St.;Austin Liquors, 3505 eration of facts. commission. underage liquor sales andbusinesses out of 15 failed "This report is a result ofDempster; Skokie House, Establishments found to Previous public reportsfive failed although none liquor control laws. ongoing undercover and co- 7887 Lincoln Ave.; and thebe in violation of the under-from the commission indi- tested were in nearby areas. operative law enforcementVillage Inn, 8050 Lincoln. age compliance check gocate this was Skokie's first In August the commis- [email protected] enhancement operations Businesses in Skokie saidbefore an administrativeinspectionthisyear, butsion tested 84 businesses Twitter @SKReviewMike

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Celebrating success. Vote at Celebrating the journey. CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM/ATHLETES 14 OPINION i Let's take Lincoln'sadvice this Thanksgiving ask forgiveness for our The fact is the United r5 "national perverseness and States is somewhat of a disobedience," Lincoln paradox. It has always been said. so. It will always be so. That is an important We strive for justice and point to ponder. Lincoln equality. Sometimes we L urged all Americans to seek achieve it. But most of the RANDY Bi.sER forgiveness. Notjust the time it is a struggle to rise In a year when it seems South. Notjust the Confed- above our poor human like we've been re-fighting eracy Not just the slave- natures that all too often the Civil War over what holders. fall into prejudice and a statues should stay and And he called our sin, false feeling of superiority I which ones should be which not doubt was the over our neighbors about taken down, it might be sin ofslavery "our national such insignificant differ- well to remember that the perverseness and disobedi- ences as skin color or na- first national Thanksgiving ence." tional origin. was celebrated during the Once again, he did not So when you sit down at tumult ofthat war. describe it as a sectional your Thanksgiving table Following the Union wrong. He didn't presume this year, certainly give victory at Gettysburg, Pres- that the sin of slavery, thanks to the Almighty for ident Abraham Lincoln which stained our nation the many blessings be- declared a national day of from its beginnings, was stowed upon this great Thanksgiving tobe cele- just the fault ofone section. nation. Yet we should also brated on the fourth He didn't say the Union, reflect on the ways we fall Thursday of November. the North or the free states short to live up to our own Lincoln did not mention CRAIG HARMON/AP were blameless. national creed of freedom whether turkey or cran- It turns out Abraham Lincoln may have some advice that applies for 2017's discord. No, it was our national andjustice for all, and, as berry sauce should be on perverseness and disobedi- Lincoln urged us so many the menu, but he had a few ascriptions justly due to sufferers in the lamentable ofpeace, harmony, tran- ence. years ago, to humbly ask for choice words to say about him for such singular deliv- civil strife in which we are quility, and union." We all were at fault. No divine mercy for our sins, the purpose of the day, erances and blessings, they unavoidably engaged, and What an amazing state- one was blameless. to care for our fellow citi- which should be a "day of do also, with humble peni- fervently implore the inter- ment. And so it is today as the zens who suffer from the thanksgiving and praise to tence for our national per- position ofthe Almighty It is clear that Lincoln is term "racist" and "racism" injury inflicted by their our beneficent father who verseness and disobedi- hand to heal the wounds of urging all Americans to is thrown about over na- neighbors, and to bring us dwelleth in the heavens. ence, commend to his the nation and to restore it, give thanks to the Almighty tional policy as ifone party to national unity. "And I recommend to tender care all those who as soon as may be consis- for all the national bless- is pure and some other is to them," Lincoln went on, have become widows, tent with the divine pur- ings we enjoy. But he also blame for every evil thing RandyBlaser is afreelance "that while offering up the orphans, mourners or poses, to the full enjoyment urges us to do penance, to that still afflicts our nation. columnist.

Who's thankful for you on Thanksgiving? highest. not what or who we are All ofus are members of Even President Donald thankful for, but who's the human family. We are Trump has much to be thankful for us? related to each other thankful for. He must be Not, 'What do I get, but through that family. thankful that his approval what do I give?" When I said earlier that rating among American It would be good if we everyone has something to voters is 38 percent. After could know on Thanksgiv- be thankful for, I may have PAui. SASSONE all, it could always be 28 ing that we have made overstated the case. Before Thanksgiving percent, or 18 percent others thankful for us. Some ofus don't have and the day after turned The president might also I know who I am thank- much on the plus side of into Shopapalooza, the be grateful his health care ful for. I am thankful for life. holiday was a celebration plan got stymied. Well, Rick; Kathy; Toni; my wife, Some ofus need help. of family. maybe not, but the 24 Sharon, and our feline And the rest ofus have More than that Thanks- million Americans who ruler, Kate the Warrior opportunities to help, to DREAMSTIME/TNS FILE PHOTO giving was a cause for would lose health insur- Princess. make our brothers and Columnist Paul Sassone suggests asking this holiday sea- introspection, a time for ance coverage under his My dearest hope is that sisters thankful for us. son not what we're thankful for, but who's thankful for us. each of us to look at our plan must be thankful for they are thankful for me. Holiday charities and lives and tally what made that. Thanksgiving also is a food pantries give us the people - your extended key will taste better if you us thankful. Which raises an inter- time to remember that our opportunity to make peo- human family - thankful do. And everyone has some- esting question. Perhaps family consists of more ple thankful for us. You for you. thing to be thankful for, what we should be asking than just our immediate should have no trouble Give it a try. Paul Sassone is a freelance from the lowest of us to the ourselves on Thanksgiving, circle. finding causes to make Your Thanksgiving tar- columnist. LOCK IN YOUR 2017 SAVINGS Befoie the end of the year! EFFORTLESS Through 12/31/17 BATHROOM REMODELING

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E SusiuDuBIN Gabbin' in the Grove Are you looking for something amazing to do I with your family, friends, coworkers or even by your- MARIST HIGH SCHOOL selfthis holiday season? Volunteers at Marst High School in Chicago work to pack Well, I recently participated meals for the nonprofit Feed My Starving Children. in one ofthe best volun- teering events that I have about arid workingwith an "I've been to Haiti to help ever experienced through amazing team of staff who pass out food," Schmelzel an organization called Feed are all passionate about the said. 'I was humbled by the My Starving Children. issue ofhunger," said Julie courage and compassion of According to its website, Provenza, a senior team our distribution partners the Christian nonprofit leader at the Schaumburg who live in difficult circum- "provides nutritionally location. "My favorite part stances and have such a complete meals specifically about workingwith the passion for helping chil- formulated for malnour- volunteers is hearing their dren. I was saddened at the ished children." Volunteers FMSC stories - how they level ofpoverty that exists then work to assemble the came to know about FMSC such a short distance from PLUS meals and pack them for for the first time or how the United States?' shipment they have flindraised for us." Any cool flicts about the I was able to have loads "I stand in awe watching organization? of fun while doing some- our volunteers come in to "We gt around 3,000 to Simple Affordable Pricing includes: thing to help those in need. help us feed starving chil- 4,000 volunteers a week, There were a few times dren around the world," which I think is really, really Creative Work when I felt like that "I Love said site supervisor John cool' Provenza said. "Also Lucy" episode with the Schmelzel. 'We do very in the historyofFMSC, we chocolate candy assembly little advertising and yet, have packed over one billion Printing line, but for the most part, our volunteers keep coming meals. Not only are the kids everything ran smoothly. in I also enjoy that every- who we serve touched by At the end ofeach ses- thing we do is geared the work we do, but we've Delivery sion, every volunteer gath- toward feeding more kids." heard many volunteer sto- ers around while someone Next, I wanted to know if ries ofhow people's lives in charge shows us the Provenza and Schmelzel here are changed by serving AND Targeted Email specifics ofwhat we accom- have ever gone to the loca- with us?' plished. Injust 90 minutes, lions to help distribute food "Last year, we had over our session of volunteers for the organization. one million volunteers who packed 65 boxes, providing "I have gone to Haiti and packed 284 million meals," 14,040 meals that could feed the Dominican Republic to Schmelzel said. "That's 39 children for a year. pass out and serve our enough to feed almost I volunteered in Liber- food," Provenza said. "Our 780,000 children a meal a tyville, but Feed My Starv- partners around the world day for an entire year. Also, Contact Tony ing Children also has loca- are simply amazing. There half our volunteers are today to get started: tions in Schaumburg and is no other way to describe under the age of 18, so we Aurora, offering packing it They are doing such hard offer an opportunity for [email protected] sessions six days a week. work every day to cook and children to help feed less Since I thought readers hand out food, caring for fortunate children - kids 847-383-0213 might be interested in vol- orphans and caring for feedingkids." unteering, I contacted the those who would be forgot- Feed My Starving Chil- gToup to find out more. ten. It was a humbling expe- then was such an enjoyable CHICAGO TRIBUNE First, I asked about the rience but also incredible in and worthwhile experience, best part ofworking for the that I got to see the very and I can't wait to go back. media group organization. food we package every "The best part about singie day get into the hands Susan Dubin is a freelance working for FMSC is work- oftruly starvingchildren. I columrzistfor Pioneer Press. ing for a mission that I got to see smiles like I've Contact her atgabbin@sv- believe in, am passionate never seen before." sandubin.com. OPINION 17 YOUR ONE-STOP SHOP Celebrate the holidayseason for Chicago Collectibles and with Frank Lloyd Wright Sports Memorabilia Event offers free look at architect's Oak Park home

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(___ ,r 7. - It once was the real-life The decorations are The decorations will z'ea ouses0/ OZ'SJ2Í/3 scene at Frank Lloyd inspired by accounts from remain up until the first Wright's Oak Park home. the Wright family, particu- week ofJanuary, and if you Call 3 1 2.283.7023 to place your ad And each year, some ofit is larly the recollections of can't make it the free day, re-created for the public to Wright's son, John, said regular tours at the home check out. Bagnall. and studio take place every Jewish Save the date and take a According to the trust's 30 minutes from 10 a.m. to tour and see for yourself - website, John Lloyd Wright 4 p.m. in December. Admis- KOL EMETH for free, one day only. The recalled that, "On Christ- sion is normally $18 for Conse!vative gaIitarian congregation Rabbi nrry Schectiter Frank Lloyd Wright Trust mas morning we would run adults and $15 for students, 5130 W. buOy - 847-673-3370 is inviting the community eagerly to the playroom seniors 65 and older and .kernethsko6ie.org on Dec. 2 to Wright's Oak fireplace where we had members ofthe military. Park Home and Studio, 951 hung our stockings the (Children 3 and under are ChicaAve., for a special night before....The day free). To ADVERTISE event, Home for the Holi- flew by in festive noise, Bagnall said the trust has days. Wright's home will be everyone full ofsmiles and been an anchor in Oak Park decked for the holidays as it happy7 and River Forest for more TO was when the family lived Most of the decorations than 40 years, and opening in the house. nowadays have been do- up Frank Lloyd Wright's The open house tours nated to the trust over the former home for an open will run from 10a.m. to 4 years, said Bagnai!. "They house is its way of spread- ADVERTISE p.m., hut registration is are predominantly early ing the importance - and PLEASE CALL required online at 20th century decorations," showing the traditions - of flwright.org/home- he said. the famed master architect fortheholidays. After the tour, which alsoand the house in which he PLEASE The 12-foot Christmas includes hot cocoa and and his familylived. tree will be decorated with cookies, families can partic- "We host free open period ornaments. Seasonal ipate in a design project in houses at the home and CALL floral arrangements in Wright's studio. Paper studio to share this impor- 312-283-7023 harmony with Wright's supplies and scissors will tant building with our organic design philosophy be available in the drafting community neighbors," he will decorate the interior room to create holiday said. 312-283-7023 and exterior of the home greeting cards, with deco- and studio building, said rations inspired by Wright's Felicia Dechter is a freelance trust curator David Bagnai!. designs. columnistfor Pioneer Press. 18 OPINION 'SMILF' funñy, if dark, BETTER BRANDS IBIGGER SAVINGS tale of single parenting Maybe it's because I'm a I will admit, there are CLEARANCE divorced mom, but there's scenes in "SMILF" that something really lovable to might cause people to me about TV single moms. think the character is the Not only are they are worst mom in the world. strong and courageous, but These include a conversa- their tough skin is inter- tion with her gynecologist, JACKIE PILOSS0PH worried that her vagina has mingled with vulnerability Love Essentially and cute charm that makes stretched too much as a you want to give them a big result ofchildbirth, her CENTER quick run to a convenience store for junk hug. Aurora Northgate Morton Grove It's for those reasons thatIhave always food while her child is asleep alone in the found myseifrooting for TV single moms apartment, and her attempt to have sex like Ann Romano ("One Day At A Time"), with an old boyfriend while her son is Now through Sunday, Nov. 26 only! Angela Bower ("Who's The Boss?"), Mur- sleeping next to them. I mean, who does phy Brown ("Murphy Brown"), Miranda that? Hobbes ("Sex And The City"), and Dr. That said, there are also beautiful mo- Miranda Bailey ("Grey's Anatomy"). ments in the show where Bridgette touch- But there's a new TV single mom who I ingly displays her deep love and commit- think might be my favorite ofall. Her name ment to her boy. It shows a selfless, ma- extra is Bridgette Bird and she's the star of ture, appreciative side ofthe character. "SMILE" a new comedy on Showtime The most memorable line in the first about a 20-something, struggling single episode of"SMILF" comes just.after the mom living in a tiny Boston apartment ex-boyfriend realizes Larry is sleeping 50%off with her 2-year-old son. next to them while they are having sex. He Bridgette Bird (played by Frankie Shaw,jumps out ofbed, and while getting who is also the creator, writer, producer dressed says, "Let's do this again sometime EVERYTHING and director ofthe show) had me hooked when he isn't around." in the first five minutes during a scene in After a deep sigh, Bird replies with which she is taking a bath with her tod- despair, "He's always around." IN THE dier, who she named Larry. Get it? Larry Ihave a hard time believing any single Bird?Ithought that was endearing in and mother who says she hasn't had those STORE!* of itself Bird looks at Larry, and then thoughts at some point when the kids are proceeds to grab and shake her naked young. SAVE ON THOUSANDS OF belly flab, stating flatly, "You did this to After the guy leaves, she begins sobbing, ITEMS INCLUDING: me." and we see the true reality ofhow hard her "SMILF," which stands for "Single life is. But what was uplifting was the TOPS SWEATERS DRESSES Mother I'd Like to (Blank)" is shockingly strength she displays as she bounces back OUTERWEAR HATS crude, although ifyou've ever watched with a surge of new-found determination. GLOVES SHOES BOOTS "Shameless," which airs right before It made me want happiness for this moti- "SMILF' you won't notice much ofa dif- vated single mom. AND MORE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! ference. The show's content is pretty raw, Shaw is somehow able to deliver really Plus, with three (I counted) scenes of masturba- funny moments in what might otherwise Total savings of tion and some full-frontal nudity. be a dark and depressing show. 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They Subsidies are based on two factors: the mentioned I would be put into a new plan. federal poverty level combined with a After getting the notification from BCBSIL policy's price, both ofwhich have in- regarding the change in my insurance creased for 2018. For this reason, consum- coverage, I promptly gave a call to my ers with gross incomes between 138 per- insurance agent here in Lake Zurich. She cent and 400 percent ofthe federal poverty told me most likely I would be placed into a level will qualify for subsidies in 2018. plan one metal level up; that would have In real terms, this affects individuals me going from bronze to silver. Can the with an income below $48,240, couples insurance company legitimately put me with an income ofless than $64,960 and into a plan at a higher level, most likely families of four with an income of less than meaning a significantly higher premium? $98,400. 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Consumers can Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois spokes- quickly determine ifthey qualify for a person Colleen Miller. subsidy by going to www.healthcare.gov, Miller told me that Blue Cross and Blue searching "subsidy" and entering the re- Shield oflllinois has simplified and re- quested household and residence informa- You will be allowed to install an upright duced its health plan offerings "to make tion into the calculator. them easier for consumers to review and Regarding Sheila's question about po- monument when you purchase a minimum select the coverage best suited to their tentially being mapped to a higher level of 2 graves in specific sections at All Saints needs." This means that therewillnow be plan, Miller explained that BCBSIL policy fewer options at each metal level (bronze, holders "can either keep the comparable and St. Michael. 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o Ñ Hearingsextrauma survivors o By Christen A. Johnson What's the right thing to say to people who share their story someone tells you the harass- Chicago Tribune ment or assault is ongoing? of assault or harassment? A therapist offers 3 vital phrases A: It can be tempting to swoop Recent sexual assault allega- in, find the answer and rescue tions against Hollywood pro- somebody who's being hurt. But ducer Harvey Weinstein when you rescue somebody, you prompted a widespread response imply that they're not able to help on social media: the #MeToo themselves, and that can rein- campaign. force the trauma of feeling like For survivors who chose to they don't have control over share, the campaign has been a what's happening to them. powerful tool for bringing aware- Let them know you're there for ness about a widespread issue them, that you value their safety and sparking cultural change. and that you would like to help by Yet when survivors are sharing connectingthem to options. their stories with others, knowing how to sensitively respond, or Q:What should you do if the whether to respond at all, can be person sharing is under the age unclear. of 18? Beth Enterkin, a trauma ther- A: That depends on your role. apist and clinical training special- Ifyou're a teacher or a health ist at Rape Victim Advocates in care provider, you are a mandated Chicago, offers her expertise on reporter by law. But ifyou have ways untrained listeners can best no legal obligation to hand over support someone who chooses to the report, keep their age and share a sexual trauma story The social context in mind. conversation has been edited for For young children, the abuser length and clarity. is either a family member or close family friend. This child may Q: What should you say f have caring feelings for the someone feels comfortable abuser, and that can be extremely enough to share a sexual confusing and hard for them to trauma with you, but you feel come forward. Ifthey've trusted you with this information, know unqualified to help? MARTIN-DM/GETTY A: There are three go-to state- that it was hard for them and it's ments if you don't know what to important to believe them. say "I believe you' "It's not your blaming. Asking, "How did it ferentjust because ofwhat some- articulating concern and a desire fault" and "You have options." happen?" feels a lot different than one did to them. Respond to the for their loved one to receive Q:Canyou talk aboutthe Many survivors are questioned, "Why did it happen?" or "What people in your life who have been good support. They can say, "I'm differences among harassment, and with disbelief comes victim were you doing when it hap- harmed as ifthey still are them- not experienced in these things. assault and rape? blaming. The third (statement) pened?" selves, because they are. Would you be open to going to A: There are legal definitions speaks to the trauma of feeling counseling? Or is there some that differ in each state. Here in that your options were taken Q: Are there other ways to Q: How should someone other way I can help you find illinois, legal terminology covers away from you, like being able to show compassion, then, per- navigate receiving a disclosure another way of support?" harassment (verbal or threat- say no, or advancing your career haps with body language? across gender lines? ening without touching), abuse without enduring unwanted A: Don't fold your arms or look A: Men who hear disclosures Q: What ifyou're not com- (anything that involves noncon- advances. Survivors should be angry That reaction is under- from women should remember fortable talking through this sensual touching or fondlinand re-empowered with the right to standable, but you don't want this isn't about them. Some men with the person because you've assault (anything that includes make their own decisions. your anger to seem directed at can feel judged in these things been through something simi- penetration). the discloser. Also, it may feel and have a reaction of "don't lar and aren't ready to share? But I mirror the language that Q: Asking questions can very natural to rest a hand on a lump me in?' Keep things focused A: That's where it's even more the person in front of me is using. communicate care but can shoulder or offer a hug, but ex- on the person who just disclosed, important to say, "I believe you," However they feel about their seem insensitive. Should the plicitly ask for consent before by being mindful ofwhat feels "It's not your fault" and "You assault and whatever term they listener ask questions? jumping to that physical touch. comfortable to them. have options." Ifthat's all you can use to describe it is whatever A: Disclosing trauma should be say because you're dealing with term I'm going to use when talk- at the survivor's pace, so we tend Q: Should your response Q: How do you tell someone your own trauma, and saying ingto them. Again, that re-em- to steer people away from asking differ based on your relation- you can't provide additional anythingbeyond that feels too powers each person to take back questions; that can feel invasive, ship with the discloser, such as support and suggest profes- triering or too much for you, control over their lives, starting and we want survivors to feel in a co-worker versus a loved sional help? that's OK. Know that you've done j ust by.how they talk about what control of what they share. But, if one? A: The person who suests a world ofgood with those three they've been through. they allow you to ask questions, A: It's important for survivors getting help from a rape crisis phrases. make sure they are not phrased in to still feel accepted and not counseling center should be sure [email protected] a way that insinuates victim viewed as dirty damaged or dif- to present it with love and care, Q:What do you do when Twitter ®christenadot_ BOOKS

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"Moonglow" by Michael Chabon "A Horse Walks Into a Bar" by David Grossman "A Gentleman ¡n Moscow" by Amor Towles "The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother" by James McBride "SIng, Unburied, Sing" by Jesmyn West - Susan B., Chicago

For Susan, I'm recommendtng one of the more impressive debut novels l've read in recent memory: "Homegolng" by Yaa Gyasi.

"Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years" by David Litt BETH ROONEY/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE "Greyhound" by Steffan Piper Shoppers peruse books at Women and Children First bookstore. The holiday season is make-or-break time at many bookstores. "Before the Fall" by Noah Hawley "A Gentleman In Moscow" by Amor Towles "I Can't Make This Up: Life It's most wonderful time to shop local Lessons" by Kevin Hart For some, there may be great reasons to By John Warner workday pace would ratchet up, the store - Joanie C.,DeKaib do this. For example, ifyou own a book- Chicago Tribune hours would extend from 5:30 to 9 p.m., store that you'll be working in for 70 and unfortunately for my mom, the expec- I'm going to lean into the funny stories How does that one Andy Williams tations and behaviors ofthe three males hours a week during the holiday season, about a life lived and recommend John being able to do all ofyour holiday shop- Christmas song go? she lived with changed not a whit. Hodgman's "Vacatlonland' which ¡s ping online could be a great way to free up Sorry 'bout that, Mom. What can I say? not only humorous but contains some It's the most wonderflil time of the year It was a different time, and I was the time. My mom's solution was to shop for surprising moments of pathos. Christmas in July and then hide our pre- With kids jingle belling youngest. sents for six months. My father, suddenly And everyone telling you, 'Be ofgood I dredge up this sorry bit of personal possessed with the Christmas spirit and cheer' family history to offer two recommenda- the desire to be helpful on Christmas Eve, "What Happened" by Hillary Clinton It's the most wonderftxl time of the year tions as we enter the holiday season: would rush out and make his own pur- "FIfty-five, Unemployed and Fak- Shop local. Ing Normal: Your Guide to a Better As the son of a bookstore-owning chases, effectively doubling up on my Be nice to the people in the stores, brother's and my haul. RetIrement Life" by Elizabeth White mother, my memory of the Thanksgiving- because they may have spouses or chil- Life was good. So good, sometimes "The Stations of Solitude" by to-Christmas period is a little different. dren who do not fully appreciate the addi- Alice Koller The stanza could use a little rewrite. tional stress ofworking retail during the Christmas gifts were held over until our April birthdays. "Lost and Found: One Woman's Christmas period. Story of Losing Her Money and FInd- It's the most stressfizl time of the year Dozens ofdelectable gift suggestions fill When you buy at a local business, think of it as buying not one gift, but three. In Ing Her Life" by Geneen Roth With kids always kvelling these pages, offered by experts of great addition to the recipient of what you "After All" by Mary Tyler Moore And husbands rebelling while customers taste and discernment. The internet age purchased, you are also giving a small gift - Mary G., Chicago expect good cheer being what it is, you could immediately go to the business that relies on people like It's the most stressful time of the year to Amazon, and faster than you can say I'm seeing a search for wisdom. "free shipping with Prime' your shopping you to survive. The final gift recipient is you, because "M Train" by Patti Smith both fits For independent bookstores like the would be complete. and extends this search. one my mother once co-owned (The Book But before you do this, perhaps pause you will be glad these stores are able to remain part of your community for the Bin in Northbrook), the holiday season is for a second to consider what values are foreseeable future. It may be a little less make or break. Some years that period being expressed ifyou make this choice. convenient and little more expensive, but would account for more than 40 percent For sure, online shopping offers ease and Get a reading of her store's annual sales. Though "make efficiency - and often lower prices. The also a little more meaningful. or break" is a bit of a misnomer. A good experience is increasingly seamless: click a from the Biblioracle! year meant surviving, rather than thriving. John Warner is the author of "Tough Day Send a list of the last five books you've button, and a package arrives at your door. for the Army." A down year meant one step closer to the Is this the stuff of the most wonderful read to [email protected]. doors closing forever. time of the year? Does one-click convey Write 'Biblioracle" in the subject line. So the day after Thanksgiving, the "much mistletoeing" or "hearts glowing?" Twitter @biblioracle HEALTH

ASK THE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Studies: Female athletes may take Could stopping aspirin longer to recover from concussionstrigger a heart attack? By Dr. Robert Ashley Ask The Doctors By Joe Graedon per bag with cubes works and Teresa Graedon fine. Just put it under Dear Docton My King Features Syndicate your bare foot and stand granddaughter plays still until the cramp goes soccer, and Pve long been Q: This is a thie story away. worried about the risk of In the 1950s, my grand- A: Wow! We thought we concussion. Now I read mother was taldng a had heard ofjust about that they Last longer in "heart pill" her doctor every leg cramp remedy girls. Why? had prescribed. The older known to man (and worn- doctor retired, and an), but this is a new one Dear Reader: This is a Granny went to see the for us. wony to which I can most new doctor to get her There may even be an definitely relate. My heart pill refilled. The explanation for your dis- daughter is an aressive young doctor told her covery Speciali7ed ion soccer player and some- CHUCK MVERS/MCCLATCHV-TRIBUNE 'Mrs. G., this is nothing (TRP or transient receptor times attempts to head Head injuries can occur when the head hits a soccer ball but aspirin. There is nodi- potential) channels are balls during games. While I or from a hit to the body in which the head is jarred. ing wrong with your STOCK BYTE found on cell membranes want her to do well in the heart." throughout the body. They sport, I worry about her What was most striking males, 16.3 percent recov- He refused to refill her tiiigiing and nerve pain transmit sensations of heat risk ofconcussions. These about this study was the ered in one week, corn- heart pilL Three weeks have improved a lot. and cold. TheseTRPchan- head injuries can occur length oftime it took for pared to 7.4 percent of the later she died ofa heart I wonder how many nels also respond to strong from a direct blow, such as the athletes to recover to women. attack. That was indie people know that met- flavors like vinegar, chill when the head hits a soc- the baseline status. In the It has been hypoth- 1950s, before any re- forinin can affect nerves peppers and ginger. cer ball, or from a hit to the males, the median time esized that concussions search had been done on thi-ough its impact on Many people report that body in which the head is was11days, while for fe- last longer in females be- the effects ofaspirin and vitamin B-12. They may beswallowing a spoonful of jarred. males it was 28 days. cause they generally have the heart. going through life yellow mustard or an ounce One recent study as- Another recent study, decreased musculature in A: It took decades for the with more pain than need ofpickle juice (containing sessed the effects on mid- involving 2,004 high the neck compared to medical profession to ree- be. vinegar) can quickly re- die school and high school school students, compiled males. ognize how useful aspirin A: The diabetes drug verse muscle cramps. We athletes - patients of a concussion data from 147 This may create less could be in preventing heartrnetforniin and all the pro- think this is accomplished sports medicine practice inhigh schools from 26 states ability to absorb shock, attacks. A recent Swedish ton pump inhibitors, such asby stimulating TRP chan- southern New Jersey - between 2011 and 2014. leading to a greater accel- study discovered that peo- orneprazole (Prilosec), nels. who had sustained a con- Again, the predominant eration ofthe brain within pie who discontinued low- esomeprazole (Nexium), cussion in the years 2011 causes among the male andthe skull. Other contrib- dose aspirin were 37 per- lansoprazole (Prevacid) and Q: I have hypothy- through 2013. The physi- female students were utors may be the higher cent more likely to have a pantoprazole (Protonix), roidism, and I take medi- cian researchers assessed football and soccer, respec- rates ofheadaches, depres- hospitalization, heart attackcan interfere with vitamin cation for it. I was whether the athletes had a tively. Overall, male ath- sion and anxiety in adoles- or stroke (Circulation, B-12 absorption. alarmed to read recently history of headaches, letes were more likely than cent females compared to online, Sept. 26, 2017). When levels ofthis cru- that unless you take se- learning disabilities or female athletes to recover males, which may contrib- The investigutors sust cial vitamin drop too low, lenium with it, the medi- mental illness, and within one weelq female ute to a prolonged recovery that there may be rebound the symptoms may include cine won't work welL Is whether they had suffered athletes were more likely from a concussion. blood clottingwhen aspirin numbness and tingling in this correct? a loss ofconsciousness or to take longer than 19 days. Iwouldn't discourage is stopped suddenly. Other the hands and feet as well as A: While people with problems with memory Player-to-player contact your granddaughter, nor research also has shown a weakness, fatigue, constipa- low thyroid function do after the concussion. They was the most common my own daughter, from link between aspirin dis- tion and loss of appetite. need adequate selenium, it also measured the athletes' mechanism ofinjury for all playing soccer - it's a fun continuation and serious People with too little vita- is not necessary to take symptom score (impact sports. But, in soccer spe- sport But it wouldn't be a cardiovascular events. If min B-12 also may feel de- selenium with your score) to assess the severitycifically, while 70 percent bad idea for us to get them people need to stop aspirin pressed, confused or un- levothyroxine.Youusually of the concussion and ofmale concussions were a tennis racquet for their prior to surgery or because steady. In sorne cases, mcm-can get enough of this evaluated the length of from player-to-player next birthday. ofside effects, they should ory deteriorates to the point mineral by eating foods days the athletes had contact, only 40.6 percent do so under careful medical that they might be misdiag- such as halibut, sardines, symptoms after the head of female concussions Dr. RobertAshley is ari supervision. nosed with dementia. shrimp, es, chicken, injury were from such contact. internist and assistant We commend you for mushrooms, cottage cheese On the initiai impact For females, 46 percent professor ofmedicine at the Q: I have been taking being alert to the potential and brown rice. Brazil nuts score, the 102 female ath- were from head-to-ball to University of California, metformin for Type2 side effects ofyour medica- are very rich in selenium; letes had a slightly higher contact. Los Angeles. diabetes. It gives me gas tions. you'd only need one or two score (17) than their110 A 2010 study with 215 and a bellyache.Asa a day to get the selenium male counterparts (14). males and females with Sendyour questions to result,Ialso have been Q: We discovered a you need. The male athletes had the concussions did not show askthedoctors@mednet taldng omeprazole for a simple and nearly instant greatest number of concus- any gender differences .ucla.edu, or write:Ask the longtime. treatment for leg cramps: In their column, Joe and sions from football, while among athletes who con- Doctors, c/o Media Rela- WhenIrealized that Stand on an ice pack. This Teresa Graedon answer the female athletes had the tinued to have symptoms tions, UCLA Health, 924 these drugs could depletehas worked for my luis- lettersfrom readers. Send greatest proportion from after 90 days, but it did WestwoodBlvd., Suite 350, vitamin B-12, I began band and me time and questions to them via www. soccer. show that among the Los Angeles, CA, 90095. taking a supplement. The time again.Aplastic zip- peoplesphamiacy.com. ô DREAM HOME

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Evanston Art Center's Winter Arts & Crafts Expo raphy, mixed-media and more. lt is about bringing art, Theis one of the largest and most celebrated craft culture and unique craftsmanship to the community. shows in the Chicagoland area. More than 10,000 people attend the Winter Expo and The 15th annual Expo features original arts and its events. The Expo runs from Nov. 18 to Dec. 21. The crafts by over 130 selected artisans, featuring works of Art Center is located at 1717 Central St. in Evanston. For jewelry, ceramics, fiber, metal, glass, painting, photog- more information, visit evanstonartcenter.org.

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CHICAGO, IL. 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, are 7. 2018, at The Judicial Sales corporation, One South wacker Drive, ber21, 2017 units with us ta get a Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 SeIl at public auction to the highest bidde as set forth below. the following descnbed real estate: NIIeS Township High School Dis- as set forth below. the following descnbed real estate. CAICAGO, IL, 60606. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Commonly known as 954t TRJPP AVENUE, SKOKIE. IL 60076 forth below, the following descnbed real estate: nid 219 Adrninlstrayve Bu/din lump on the Commonly known as 249 GRAMERE STREET, NORTHFIELD. IL 60093 Property 150ev No, 1O-15-203-035-(XXW Commonly known as 1ff89 MAPLE AVENUE. UNIT W-2, Evanston, IL 7700 GrOss Point Rel, Skokie, i PropeGy Index No 04 24-308-034«XXt The real estate is improved with a single family residence 60077 Phone 847-626-3974 competition! Call The real estate IS improved with a residence 60201 The Judgment amount was $196,608 74 Property index No, 11-1B-113-Ol1- Bids are to be Labeled Roof Re- 866-399-0537 or visit Sale terms 25% down of the hIghest bid by certified !unds at the Sale terms- 25% dOwn of the highest hid by certified funds at the placement and/Or Runt Retrofit close of the Sale payable to The Ixdlcial Sales Corporation. No third The real estate is improved with a condominium placeanad. close of the saie payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third The udgment amount wax $500,581.90. 1FB' and submitted to the atten- party checks will be accepted The balance n certified funds/or wire party checks will be, accepted. The balance in Cert4ied funds/or wire tion of: John Pahlman, Director tranSfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall be paid by Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at trie fribunesuburbs.com transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours, NO fee shall be paid by close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third of Operations, Nileh Township the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its High School District 219, 770'J credIt bilfaithe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other party checks will be, accepted. The balance in certified functo/or wire credit bvfat the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or other transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hOurs NO fee shall be paid by GrossPointRd.,Skokie, IL lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Senor acquiring the residential real eotate whose rights in and ro the 60077 residential reaFestate arose pnor to the sale. The sublect property o the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its BUSINESS OWNERS residential real estate arose prior to the se The sublect property is credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditot, or other Any bid received after the time subject to general real estate tanes. special assessments, or special sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special and date stated abov? will be re- taxes levieri against saId real estate and is offered for sale WIthOut any Iienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Advertise with us! taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any residential reat estate arose prior to the sale The sul3lect property is turned unopened to the bidder representatioii as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Mandatory Frs-Bid Meeting to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition The sale is further subiect to con- subject to general rea! estate taxes. special assessments, or special to Plaintiff and in "AS lS condition The sale is further oubect to con- taxes leviedagalnst said real estate and io offered for sale without any Mandatpry Pre-Bid meehng tirmation by the court hrmation by the court, and facility tour will be held on The Classifieds can Upon payment iii full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Upon payment in full of the amount bid. the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in AS IS' condition The sale is further subject to con- Thursday, December 7. 2017 at showcose your certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate ot Sale that will entitle tse purchasel to a deed to the real 1.00 PM'at Niles Township High estate after confirmation of the sale firrnatton by the court, estate after confirmation of the sale Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a School District 219 Administra- business and The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the tine Building, 771X3 Gross Point representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real services!Advertise United States the United States shall save poe year from the date of estate after confirmation of the sale, Rd , Skokie,TL 60077. 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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFfAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDINO JUNE 30, 2017 Cupies of the dotuilnd Annual Statement o! Afluirs for the Fiscal toar Ending June 30, 201 7 will be available foi pubIc inspection in theschool district/pint agreement administrative office by December t , annuallyIndividuals wanSng in revine this Annual Statement o! Affairs sEioald contact PeenayerSchoolDisbictl9 ...CumbertandAve.,Nomilge,IL6O 700 700-456-904 7:3Oam-40pin Schon) I7istnct/JnintAgreement Name ' Address Telephone UNce Hours ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2017 Also by January 15, annually the detailod Annual Statemont uf Affairs for the Fiscal Year Endin9 June 30, 2017, will be pOOtBd vn the IllirtoiSState Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 201 7 wIll be avadable tor public inspection in Board nl Education'u wobuileds www.iube.net. the school district/joint agreement administrative office by December 1 , annually. Individuals wanting to review this Annual Statement SUMMARY: The !ollvwinq u the Anrual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be publiohnd by the school diutdcttoist agreement tar tSe past liucal year ot Affairs should contact: RtatementxtoperationsasolJuae3o.2017,,-.-----....- ...... Wilmette Community Municipal Are o s : Debt Ca I WOW) Special Education 615 LOCUST ROAD, (847) 8:00 AM- i. Educatisnal Transportation RetirernontiSeciul Toot Prevention) Maintenance Services prslects casl Agreement WILMETTE, IL 60091 512-6000 4:30 PM Secunty

School District'Jcint ' Addre Telephone Office Hours Local Sourcns ot 2000 Agreement Name Flow-Through Receipts/Revenues Also by January15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,2017. will be posted on from One District to Mother District State Sources 3000 450 i) the IllInoIs State Board uf Education's website@ www.isbe.net. Federal Sources 4000 . 136.357) SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school district/joint i 1. ì'T TOtal Direct Receiplu/Reaenues ,.'4..4 -.,1,ití . TT' i1t,. ... agreement for the past fiscal year. Total Direct DiaberseinenbIEap8n0.dI8 C;Ii i i Statement of Operations as of June 30. 2017 Other Sourcea/Usea of Funda I vMunicipal Are: mØFiIndBMaicei kdvï ------jy-;,,i;2 .Lgi'?: : J Oritrons Debt Other Changea in Fund Balances O Educational Tranxportalloe Retirement/ ._ Tort IPrevention .juï*.2011 590626 24s:528. -- .7270'ö2 7 1B9.,...... O'' -:s9c9!iy EaLFidBa ------L....nl LOc Sberces 1000 ..78 e P4.. 0: Pennoyer School District #79 Flow-Through Recelpto/ 2000 Grass payments tar Certificated ana Non-cenliticaled Peraaanet tar the Year Eediag June 30,2017 Revenven from One Disfnct to Cerlificated less than $25,000: Vasessu R Ahmed. Carsline T Baczek. Gerulyn Ciminv. Terry L Dauzek, Carla Diane: Silvana Dada; Linda Ondoicki, Roy D dvvther DiStrict 988 Golden, Martha L llipcher: Adriana 5 Milans, Barbara B. O sullivan, J000phinn Oliva, Deberos Palanti: Suzana Shapkarsv, Amy M Shearer, Dianne teminan, Statn Sources 3000 Menanne Tumuvich: Joanne P Verrss, Susan Walsh: seborah Wregandt Disates Cerliticated S25,J - $39,999: Meagan N Duduod; Emily A Parmenter; Kiera M Strecker Total Direct Rece '' Certificaled $40,000 - $59,999: Grant Blake, Gina Oravilas, Alice B boBillo, William C Muduenv: Meyas A Mcoiasus; Rachel Michaels, Maffi I Miller; Total Direct Diebs 1170,446, O Di 0 0 O Paula A Popaisaniivu, Katie M Pisello, Jennifer Facci, Jenna R Schaberger; Maggio S Slake: Melissa Tronco Expenditures 01 I Cerhilcaled 000,000 - $89,999 Sarah M Arikins: Diana Dylag, Kathryn Focke: James Galiano; Annene Garcia; Mary Krofet: Catherine B Malusa, James Sources/Uses el Funds - m Nelsen, Julio Peters, Lisa Pvtergal iOlherÇng9ff ...ofBalancen Cerhflcaled $Wt, arel Deem Mansew Bender; Kristin A Kupta, Arles LinO, Gina M Sierra .,gFtmd Balesces Ju* 3OI17 Non-Certificated less than $25,000: Manhew A'mesta; Adrian M Bak; Blanca Bemaala Meus: Kamil Buniaciuk: Sandra Clarke, Jordan Deahl; Joanna Ewvrtowsku-Svbecki; Sonsa J Fester: Anthnny R Mazza, Michael Murphy; Ronald Pantak; Barbara J Rattaelli: Illya Sovyak, Samuel J Volpe Nan-Certificated $25,000 - $39,999: Susan Miceli; Edwina C Mvwery; Hung M Nguyen; Hung Van Pram, Oanh Fham; Viktor Will Non-Certificaled $40,500 - 559,999: Denise Armenta-Bagby. Jill L ttzadzki Non-Certiticated $60,000 and over Dawr Wallace SAIARY SCHEDULE Of GROSS PAYMENTS FOR Payments over $2,500. exciudina waoes ßpt$aiNcjgs. CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL AND NON-CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Wilmette Community Special Education Agreement t'ennoyer School District #79 05-016-0390-61 Vnndors Publication Ustieg foe the Fiscal tear Eadiag June 30,3017 Payments over $2,500 leucludinR Salaries ami Wageul: Gaggle 2,678; Villane 0f Norndge 2,042; At&T 2,924. Tyco Integrated Security 3,207. Quill GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Cvrpsration 3,296, Dearborn National Lilo Ins Co 3,347, tIcs Pearson Inc 3,399. VIs Concrete Inc3,550; Hm Receivables Co LIc 3,669; Rosemont Salary Range: $90,000 and over AVOCA SCHOOL DISTRICT 37 130,549 Luvdscaping 3,740: Pro-Ed Inc. 3,772, Norridge District 80 3,908; loI learning 4,029, Innersync 4,878; Maine Township School Treasurer 5,000: State THRASHER. DENISE KLEIN HALL CPA's 2,900 Mecsanical Services 5,t 00: Groat Recycling S Waste 5.771 ; FrOnOine Technologies, Inc 5,929: Comcaat 6,399; Diocovett Education 6,506; Olsson Roofing WILMETTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT 39 841,979 Company 6,881: Capstone Press Inc. 7,825, Macneal School 7.459, Rotcse Cnmpany 7,060; Nwea 0.330; 000sectinos say SchI So Campas 8,432; Hodges Lonizi 8,890; Wigh) 10,290; Amazon 10,487; Klein Hall &Associales 10,545; DlaArchitects Ltd 15,595; II Asssc Of School Boards t t 420; Skyward Accounting Dept. 12,090: Edwards Engineerina Inc 13,084: Warehause Direc! 16.753; Nicar Gas te.957, Custodian of Impres! Fund 17,153; SoIf t7,34t: II EducatianAssnciatisn 18,215; Teachnrs Health Ins Sec 19,895, Delta Dental Risk 20,533: Franczek ftadolet 21.539: Richlee Vans Inc 21,094; tersa Financial Services 23,32B; EDit 30,245; Brisen School 31 006: Ecra Group Inc 35,000: Teachers Retirement System 35,325: Mannheim Dio! 83 A/mm 39.t36, Constellation 41 785, II Municipal Retirement Fand 42,934: A & B Bao Service 62,683; Harris Bank 65,772, Bat56 89,297. Lnyden Area Special Ed Coop 1 20,72B; Amalgamated Bank Of chicago 209,01 3, Bluecross Blue Shield Of lt 350,390 Legal Notices Public Notices

LEGAL NO110E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Northbrook School District 28 the Village of Ilarwood Heights, willbe conducting anearly Cook County, Illinois,s sOticit- childhood screenmnd on Friday ing Statements of Interest and December 15,20l'forresi- Qualifications fromqualified dents three to five years otage professional firms toprovide Children ages 3 to 5 will par- compreshensive architectural ticipate mn a play-based screen- plan and design services m con- ing in the areas of cognition, Jonetwork nection with the buildout, reno- language, fine and gross motor vation and conversion of vacant skins, social-emotional function- warehouse spacewithinthe ng, and adaptive skills. Screen- Village Hall into an indoor corn ings are by appointment only (!hicat)rihiint' munity recreation centerThe To schedule a screening, please Village is also seeking a qualified contact Helene Josephson, Ad- firm to provide comprehensive ministrative Assistant for Earl construction management ser- Childhood at Bd7-504-3809 vices for both pre-construction your childis younger than 3 andconstructionphasesof and you have concerns about the recreation center prolect. his/tier development,please The designaridconstruction contact Jenna Duffy, Assistant management services may be Director of Student Services at performed by a single firm, by 847-504-3848 0ml -venture enterprises or 11/16 11/23,11/30,12/07/17 eams comprised ofmultiple 53022195 THERE'S A NEW JOB BOARD irms The recreation center project is being financed, in part, with funds from the Illinois De- AUTOMOTIVE partment of Natural Reoosrces's Park and RecreationalFacil- ity Construction Grant Program (PARC) grant program. 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Inc 5,1St 50, ANNUAL STATEMENT Of AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,2017 Woievrsd S Brssswivd 5, 1 72 20, Rainbow Book Company 5, t96.93; Kohmocoo Copies el the detailed Annual Statement at Attairs for the Ascot Year Ending June 30, 2017 will be availattte for public inspectean in the schoiddislnctfloint agreement administrabse ottico bY December t annually. Individuale wanting to Cammunicatioss 5,202.00; heded Radis Coormonicutises 5,251 75, J.W Pepoer review this Annual Statement et Affairs should Contsct: GLBIVIWCSON34 ieO !7-B850OO S See, Inc 5,265 83; Anderson Lock 5,2B9.2t . Larson Equipmevt Ca ,2750; ScIreel Oistrrct/Jointdgreement Name Address Teleplror,e Office tienes Meeoptico, Inc. 5,2B5 35; tyler Technologies, Inc 5.3t 1.51, Heather M Hcpiess Board [email protected]. Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement at Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,2017, will be posted on the Illinois State 5,376 66,Sims Boothers 5,405 00,Jean Krause 5,503.34,Letras Aulo SUMMARY The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school drstnct/joint agreement tot the past tiscalyear. Cssshuctiee, Inc. 5,602.41, Bnghtarnow Technologies, Inc. 5,730 Ott; Gallagher Statement of Operations as of June30, 2017 Operstiooa A Debt Manctisl Retinement/Seclld Capital HiePieWifltIOIl& 000sott Serenos 5,750 00; Punrencan Drapery Cleanom 5,792 20; Solurwrnds ; WoildngCasli ranoportatlon Toit S 020 48, ManIc A Richter 5,BBt 58, Numohen 5 927 40, Hausen Izan, LIc loupilyOfice Seinices Socunly .. 6,006.50 Anderson PesI Solutions 6,031 .01 . Marks Plumtriog Supply 6,t 63 42; l.ocalSourcea 4ti .2:..J672. 4Qøt_. -_, i*...... itt$L...... 1t w-Tlesoigh eaw Advance Engine Aebuildors, Inc 6,tOO Vt . Basi 6,t9h 51 ,Ihlini Clued 6,200.00, DIstrict tu Another District O. Mied t 00 6,2t 2 65. American Holst A Manliff, Inc 6,2t 3 36, Bemardini Boulders State Sources 6,255 00; Lakeshore Looming Materials 6.295 02, Polos Spoils Inc. 6,375.80, ÇederatSourcea Success By Design Inc 6,38V 89 Simplevgrinnell 6,4t2 03; Us Gamos Us Total Direct ReJRsvenues LIc 6,589 00; Nasco 6,643.32, Catg Total Direct Qtsbefl!eets/npeIsdltu 6,446.72, Marco Brenner associates Other SoorcesulJses of Funds 6,648 49, Discount School Supply 6,652 5t , Lindam-Belh 6,759.55; tracio Beglnmng Fund Baliacea - July 1,2016 L84g 599A TOD 6,783.42; Aera Brande LIsa LIc 6,001.9t, Mac To Schont 6,990.00; Sooth rs fi9 Other Changes in Fund Balances 17iL2r Side Control 7,tD9.72, W.W. Graingen Inc 7,180 t7, Elemental Solutions LIC 7,2Bt .50; Michael's Uniform Company 1,390 t 7 OroraViseal Lic 7,396 00, Lake Cook Dutribators, Inc 7,402.20; Veterair s FIorito hic lit 5 00, Ours Built Fence Glenview Community Consolidated School Disthct 34 Morsi; Hathold, Krista N, Hegen, Stacey L; Heilwagen Colleeo L; Henning, Sana K;hiasilo; Palmer, Surrey, Panic. Wooysung; Parker, Cynthia, Partien. Jill, POOCOIIO.li, Inc 7,735 00, Id Learning 7,868 00, Leanne E Beaurogartt 7,gto.43, Delta Gross payments for Certificated and Non-Certificated Personnel toe the Hoch, Kristen L, Ethos, Julie C; Hoeft, Patrick M; Hoftor, Adsonno S Hogenttutp,llosa EPatel, Rahi; Palor, Laura O; Paul, Lisa A; Porlow, Opal, Peterson, Susan;Management AssociatesInc 7,531 .80, Washington Music Sales Conter, hoc. Petromasoastu,Adelin; Potromaseanto, Maria, Pinglodis, Jennifer, Platz, Mohosa; Fiscal Year Ending June 30,2017 Melissa L; Hoydand, Mary [t; lunnugi, Laura K, Jumen, Dawn L; Jorgensen, Jennitor 7,996.40; Tre Lino Lithogruphing, Irre 8,t 33 OB, Gopher Sport 8,t 36 t B, Marynrlto A; Kawa, Jennifer A, Knete, Megan M; Keller, Alisen, Kelley, Tracey M, troronsld,Price, Churlos, Pullego, Kathleen Pz Puyoan, Jean. Ruy, Rosemary, Rohman Heidi Certificated $24999 and lInden Almburg. Lynn. Podios, Sandy, Augusho, Academy 8,105 04. Blick 8.275.01 ; Book Stall 8,386.06 Thysoenkrspp Elevator Ju000 S. Kirsch, Vanando; Keviocaku Kathryn M Knuoger, Plissa M, Kubit, HeathenS, Rhum, lodi; BabeOs Shannon M; Robortsen. Zachary K; Rncap. Chnotabel A, Kathenne Boumas. Kovan. feebler. Traci: 0000k, Vota D, Bnaad Zachary; Buchta, Carp 8,560.42. Meoards . Morton Grove H,573.50; Cnstu Adams y.816 66; Jeonder, Butler, Mary Kathleoo; Buzard Scott Cadson Olga, Chambers, Rachel;A; Kuba, Anthony T, Luciultu, Bouline M. Lugos, Clnnshne i, Landsmun. Maria J;Rodrigeoz, Los; Roy, Kniston Rubio, Hayley, Roolli, Nicolas V; Ruohkewicz, Lynette Emerald Doto Solutions 9,000.00, Stericyclelire9,191 28; Corner Oakvry Chao, Jennyor. Christensen, Canut A Chnstulos, Cynthia M Demetnuu-; Caben,Lapee, Enn E; Lapping, Kaiyrr B; Latosos SIseen F. Lagunzo [)ceoe J, Lawniw,J; Saddal, Nazo; Sampson, Fry; Sanchez, Ciaudo B, Sauer. Juliana SchilD. Janet Restaurant Corp 5,227 69, 04h Engineering Lic 9,300.00 Banner Plumbing Deborah S; Cotres, Debra L; Cohen Anneo F. Colleras. Collie; Catogan, NicoleKooloy; Leirun, Harmony C, Loister. Pomelo J; Lenin, Jenniter I;Liodell Caihney Schutz, Donna L Schwartz, Elizabeth R; SchWOrtO, Ralph; Shin Lena, Short, A. Ces, Nancy A, Crowley, Jumos. CollaBo, Ann; Cutler, tm1; Dean, ReboccaR; Lsrd, Kelly A, Landen, Callees; Lundgren, Elizabeth A; Maluch, Sumustho A; Kelly M; Simight, Marionse K, Stadi Vleoundru; Stothopoulse, Aleeasdrs; Steele.Supply 9,362.6t , Stnorman Mechanicul 9,400 00. Gilhis Pnsducts, Inc 9,617.60; A Docosmo, Judith, Domas, Donna; Dometnus UseraI, Pamola; Edstrom,Malatesta, Kenneth A Msnchasda, Nandits, Marcotte, Lnriasne M; Margolis,Clyde Woyne; Steiner Robins, Stellus, Julie, 51011er, Jill L, Strlcen, Julio, Slrykor, Cecilia Mortehl 9,737 62; Paridad,InctO,t50 Oh; Xerae Financial Soroices Eric. Ehrmann, Sasanna. EikeoKristin, [note, Muro L; Fualloler. FagoFioldEau M, Masa. Launa Dawn, Meister, Karin; Mervis Sano, Miller, Krint' L, Mitas,Reed C; Stryker, Wendy J Stump, Mary J, Suareo. Minis G; Szstrasski, DolorestU,3t5.38Digital Paper Solutioss0.325 10; R & G Consultants nO.359.60, Michael R, Floishmun, Ifyse, Frank, Richard D; Fnedman, Jamie; Frotig, Coloso Anastauia D, Monti, Brenda, Mene, Katnes A Mule. Eno, Monou Vueghe. Manu,M, Srakola. Magdalena, Sooke, Kathenvo, Takugi Nancy E; Tetzlaff, Virginia.Mumano Papen Ca 15.468 70, Musli; S Bits tO,548.50; Fitness Wear, Inc loIns M; Tneschmans, Many V, Tsoumus, Jessica Gallagher Simena, Garson Laura L; Semer, Linda Gewebe, Candy; Goldman,Musslewhite, Susan A, Rathaus, Elisabeth D Neilis, Jessica A; Nelsen Jesuiten L;Tewkubury, Lyndu, Dnetti, tO,994.75, Seesaw Learning, Incr r 268 00; Aihisee R Cohen Roathertoed L, Tupo, Milton J, Urban, Sharon. Vuzzane, Joyce, Vear deny G Veur, Jamos; BuboSa D; Goldstein, Valerie; GoIter, Mary Clare; Gasse, Maniasse A, Gottfnod,NewmaN. Judith S; Nordini, Liso N; O'connor, Emily L, O'malley, Maureen D Orson, 1 t ,30t .60; Chain Dt Lakes trosspertutisv Inc t t 325.00, In Corp t t .40000; Laura M, Pagac Oaoid L; Pantakoi, Eno G; Portons, Brseke; Peruna Albrecht, Maila,Victonne Timnthy; Vine, Elisa; Washington, Tenora, Weiler Judy C, Weiman, Gayte L, Gray, Crystal; Gronolds, Tars, Groesch Woody L; Grosso, MicheloA; Hull, Brainpop LIc t i 402 50; Gerald Hill t t 505 46, Mary Diano Gaumen t t 777 56' Cheree E, lAdy, Jusne; Hogan, Jadio M Hughes, Gina, Johnson, Eros; Jesoph,Piocznnka, Diana; Petter, Autumn M, Pnelokse, Pauline, Pnuwer-Stack, Melindo J,Alisan S; ASniolor, Stephanie; Wilson, Andria E, Wohnst Undo M, Woeley, Gabriello, Hopo lnc.Asbostse Abatementt t 800 00, Chomcroh Industriesi 2,000 04, Carolino B. lapsas Hayniye GuzinKatz, Michele, Kemnitz, l'ado; Kim Jeanne,finchando, Saruh, Ristow, Deed; Roberts, Fr05550 L; Redriguez, Oscar, Roy. MttrowWysenki, Michael J; Vanes, Liso; Yseet, Erase; Ysekhanu, Melissa, VoosOO. Carolyn Primary Roocerces t2,7t3 38, hang KamschultoJacubs S Ca t2.750 VO Esped. Kieìtsch. Nancy J. Candiles, Dava M, KureliD, Lee; Kruzel. Pamela, Kutowslu,S. Russell, Drew C. Ryan, Elena M, Sunditund Margaret, Schmieuing. Boibor,B. Zenoola. Mary; Zeotschel Joanne Zigman. Joan L, 2sf, Ashley G Lynda; Livorsi, Pnraroe T; Laeb, Joan M, Lynch, Susan, Mangino, Susan G;Soda, Rocio; 500m Mode. Shoiland, Deborah, Snoensen Jeunette R. So AudreyNan-Cerllticated $20JMNJ - 539.99th Badalamenti, Melissa, Baloslura, Audicu,CernInc t2,gts.50, tadeo 0807 l3,t 18 97, Dam Evcaoalon A Cnncrote Mcclellan, Carne, Mccune Surah, Mcdaniel, Angola, Morgenotem. Paula, Morris,C, Sproclellun, Sosos L, Steigen, Sarah E, StockIer, Ana M Stakes. Michaelo,Budea, Victoria Bahr, Braodor C. Borges, Francisco, Cohn, Juan; Colini, Madahina,t 3,400 00, Alpha Baking Ca. Inc. t 3,449 Or , Unan Life Insurance Company Of Caroleann; Mossoil, Locas; MerdAi, Baboso, Nash, Margaret, Nazim Matuzik,Storno, Esther; Streic, Launa B; Stroning Jr, Michael C, Suluk, Liso O Swanson,Cumilo, Vicky M; Cannelhy, Maureen S; Daian, Jenicu, 0e Lse Royos, Lualhati S;Ament 3,5t 6 50; Buckeye lotornaliorralt 3,627.42. Eascne, LICi 3.07350, Barbara; Noodocker, Fatncia; Oberluoder, SurahL,Q haro, Kelly A;D'notI,Emily K; Tubata, Banhana A Tapia, Many K; ToD, Trucie Vernoenea, Liso M, Tsuchiya, Oemeas, Nicholas, Dragoiu, George; Dragoio, Maria, Ourun. Mynium E; Echevorna,Humanev VentunOO LIC 13,952.00, Fino Satety Covuezltuols, Inc 14,655.00; lash Stacy t; Feil Anthooy; Ford. Laurie B, Banches, Mano; Hansen Rood, Holm Diane Elizabeth; O'roerke, Marguerite O sallroorCoontroy; Paterakos, Mary; Patino.Madeleine K; Shier, Lillian Z; Vaseispulse. Venetia A, Vickers, Luna; Vogel, Matthew t4,675.00,GsadmanElectrical Supply t5,37058, Forecast 5 Analytics O; Vnn De Our, Kriotiue; Wagner Sullivan Addio J; Warren, Cindy M; Wealo, SurahL. Horoat, doichita, Howe, George, JasAn. dz000a, Krueger, Donna M, Mactadden, Elida, Puttengule, Kathleen Von, PsTersoo. Mary, Pawliclu Katherine A, Pekara, t5,500 00, West Muon Ca t5,526 03;Fnnetline Oechnologies Group, LIC K; Weinzierl Megan T; Wettenman. Aunando E, Wilkins, Aaron J, Witte, Many E Meg; Marco. trictenio G, Modelhis, Margarita Meier. Juyco C, Meyers, Baihara E; Susan; Ptister, Mary. Pholan. Margaret, Pspovrci, Boinaura; Poulukou. Errrmanael; 6,089 BU; Honre Depot 6,102.43, Scholastic Classroom Maguziveu t6,306 43; Pnzekurat Nao; Ruodersan, Theresa Ruy Marcy D; Rockwell, Misen Mane; Certificated *t. and Over Allen, Elizabeth D; kennw, Flatulie A; Baldwin,Noiweom LinduJ; Newmun, Eileen D. Nuble Toreas L, Push, Aubin B, Pemn,ihrne Vision Serene Plan 16,335 74; Heift Josas Vearboeko 16,729 91 ;Scusano, Rowland, Barbara; Bozynok, Kuturzyna; Buona, Viola E, Sumano, Sumen, Gonds,Mary Lsu, Oerichno, Eileen Misegue, Bites. Beth M Bolotin, Linda M; Cadet,B; Pickund. Kathleen H; Richter, Surdra Lee. Ridloy, Walter, Scaramuzzu, Dawn Hieres, Petrorcat 7,4 tt O3 Telcymnnevutioss Gnsep, Lici BOt 5 56, Cam Dale Sapienza, Ciftuny; Scttnide, William; Schwues Barbara M. SImon Nancy G,Kathl000 M; Cation, Putriciu R; Conard, Carol E, Davidson, Rachel S; DoNas, SusanA.; Siegel, Kathleen M Sponer, Judy. Suihea. Lucia; Tamas. Manisel; Walotnom. Shefler, Stetanie; Slcweros, Elnzabeth; Smith, Kara Snow Rita, So, Suo H Sperling. M; Dueken, Keoin M; Eagle, Brian M; Geas, Launa J Grossman, Rachel B; Henry,Kathryn M, Zamosoky Darlene Psych tB,tBH 30, Weld Ruck Pato 9.341 t5. School Evoc Coenoct t9.720.54; Lynn M, Stein, Julie; Steetorau, Manjos. Strond, Rosa M, Sullivan, Jolie A; Swrh,Penny A; Holcomo ManIr; Hapless Heather M. Jusareniwcz, Theresa M; Kabel,Neil-CertIficated $40,000 -659,99th Aughel, Mann, Aughel, Vemenica;Ehe 20,400 00, 000uermusic.00m, lic 20,400 00, Itt legnoechi, Inc 2t 000.00; Lina, Tsoh, David S, Tracy, Elizabeth Tsanis, Bess Vaccuro, Linda, Vender, Oued O;Nancy A Kalkoonos, Katey M Komper, Jacitueline R; Kim, Joanoe Hj; Cools,Boutnlspuchen. Dana I; 000cuta Sodico Hrnwne. Desasno E Canner. Jill. Cenes,Sonfrol Chicagoland N1ti 2t,379.77, Committee For Children 2t,585.70, Vergara, Karen M, Watson, Jane. Winter, Julie, Winter. Nancy. Wociechowoki, Elio; Dienno B, Leinbach, Bruce A, Lindner, Rhonda L; Mutosny, Jeun B. Mottles, EilenMargaret M; C00550l Vdtseon, Cruz, Humberto, Dombroolni, Barbara M. Dorso,Metropolitan Preparatory Sch 2t,E86.2B; Polar Electro 22,005.20; Canee Nicolus, Edotrom, Karen S, Fhicek, Cheryl L, Salaan, Antonie Liru, Hackett. Lauren Wolcik, Gsbrielle D; Wolchak, Richard; Wollt Sosos J Wornu, Camelia, Zachunia,B; Millet, Eric M, Nanas, Gage E; Nokula, Launa L, Nito, Ooryi A, Nerhorg Jr. William SolutionsAmerica 22,t44 58;Northwest ElectricalSupply 22,783.25; Hatiegonu, Mariano, Johnson, Kanon, Kullisen. Rebecca; Mccarthy. Margaret A; Ramina; Zalnnicy, 000id G; Patterson, Distino; Psehimann, Debro Ann; RussI, Ellen G, Rehfoldt, Jason O; Powerochsel Group Lic 23,544 50; ScheelSpecialty 24,277 99; Hassett Bozund Barbaro A; Castaneda SoulCrossRichten Maie A. Rouses, Jelese; Roltmun, Frank James; Sorosis Karen J, Shaw,Mertell. Cecilia, Muros, Daniel A, Murphy, Kelhie P Nelson, Steven J. Prcieoynwicz, Gettificatad $25 - Commercial Merdng 24,400.00; SchemI Matters. Inc 24,650.00, Ecra Groap Taylor A. Fuentes Jessica huelle. Angostad, Mauna A, Hamel, Melinda A, KaI, Koriberty, Shinsky, Borne & Slenum, Mary C; Smith, Mary Seo, Stem, Fehcia B,Susan J, Ramiro, Hsrdi, Regseuolu, Munia, Schope, Dansa Schon, Pamela S, lscnnp24,169 00; Skyward Accoonhog Dept 24.784 32. PlansPlombuing Mainly, Lindquint Jeanne M, Lood. Melissa, O'bner, Vshloy L; Rothschild, MisenThoeno,dtlyson C, Traoz, Los; boumas, Elizabeth A; Venu. Helena, Wodu, MargaretStnno Hagit Camas. Mariana. Tuchow, Tracy L, Walstroer, Melanie 24,787 00, MyIp 25,003 92; Midland Papar 25,065 BO; Sin Flugs Grast America E, Ondin, Elizabeth t, Skogubokicon, Kelly T; Stolur, Josip Wpicik, Mois L Walther, Multi R; Wolfe, Putnciu J; Zeilmass, Scott D; Audrews, Paulette;Non-Certificated $6001x1 and Ovec Narzo, Guy G. Asilo, Nmasdn, Cleueland, CertIficated $4O. - $59,g: Anton, Liso S,Babcock, Kim ksdrow,Amotine, Elissa C; Bock, Kathleen M, Berlin, Judith E, Boczek, Julie A, Bnnws,Kimberly A, Cnnner, Robert; Conwell, Kelly 0, Gahluzzi, Theresa K; Gray, Ernest H,25,562.00, SunbOfl Stuffing 25,85C.50, Falo Research S Strategies,Inc Vanas Oued G; Rannbetg, Claire; Berlage, Fayn, Bosan. Jessica A; Bcelrowsld,Lindu Diane, Clothe, Susan P, Coosidine, Kinsten J; Daniels, Marts, DaviD, HeleneGuerrero, Guise, Hart, Kathleen, Mcdaniel, CurTholl; Meyers, Michael A, Miutrelta,25,950.00, Carolina Biological Sapyty 26,000.62, Learning A-Z 27,299.34. Emily T. Bradley. Kaylu L. Bradley, Lela M; BraGo, bocio M Brennan, Cathonne Dootach. Caryl C Dziormtt, Manek, heuss, Melissa M; Greco, Aury Hausman,Asthasy T, Nimbe, Jenniter A; Perooti, Nicholau, Powell, Geff E, Anelli, StevenTouch Of Beauty Corpesng 27,4t9 00 Johnson Controls Inc 27.72t 50, At St M, Bnottmun Samantha, Bntrwn, Molosa Appel Brown Rebecca J, Breech,Valono N, Heclrniun, Mary Aile. Holt-Turner lione; Jumnoso, Chrislino M; Jones,A; Roggen Jn, Pager J, Sinnott, TerranCO M; Springer, Jetfery, Weben, Putsch M;27,838.t2BenchmarliEducation Company 28,047 2h) AppleEducation Mano L, Brynwosot, Curyn; Berges, Emily E Bonns Kalhleen, Capuduna, CodyJulio R, Kaiz, Jasen M. Colley, Sous M, Kenneally. Gori A, Kolben. Doard E, LarsenWemst. Patnciu A, Zabski Vrneusu 28.073 85, Gleseew Public School Elio 34 29,463.t t , Cherokee Creek Boys Huge, Lisa A; Lows, Nicole J, Mahoney, Clare C, Munase, Dominic S, Mcintyre,Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 A, Copete, Nina. Caracci, Eloanora; Cardonas, Degunea; Carlin, Julie A, Chow. School 30,05000; Get Fresh Produre, Inc. 30,28956, LIs Bask 30,565 84, Sharon M; Morris, Jeffrey L; Naainy, Elizabeth; Nicholson, Michael; Remue, Amy H;Vendors Publication Listing tor the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2017 Katie M; Colo, Katherine K, Corder, Glacie B; Cuatosma, Jessica; Dahmen, Kaityn, Houghtoo Mifflin Hancoott 30,872 19 Morrow Brothers Food, Inc 30,93500; Damson, Misan L, Dorkan, Linda M; Dansoy, Dana Ontnon Frances C, Dreyer,Nodolrnan Paul A; Plesokun, Elizabeth T Pnlsnuley, Daniel G, Reathortord AllisonPayments Over $2,51x1 (escluding salades and wages): World Windnw Green Dry Solutiseo 32 35t .60, Trebrse 33,047 34; Corned 33,3t 8 02, Parrains My C. Donning, Knoten P; Feigen, Melissa L; Froeley, Megan L, Freer, Mandy L;y Caties; Rich, Branden T, Rumoy. Junot; Rosu-Moridith. Nanette L. Sulkuver,Cleaning Cs 2.5t5 50 Scholasto Tenting Services, Inc 2 532 lO Esther Storte Cam Corp Credo Line 3404300, Pitney Bowes Purchase Power 34.112 89; Fried, Jumie G; Friedrichs, Christine N; nomkin, Sarah B; Guie, Martha GeIWiCISS,Sandra L, Suenan' Gretchen W, Shiner, Dina JScelto, Therese M, Smeltokop,2,544 40 Ihmec 2,548 VO. Icy Lynn 2,54B.t4 Erben Sols 2.550 00, Jon Morne Amanda, Gerlach, MolonA; Gltor000iMolly L, Gino, Emmanuel G, Glassner,Paula, Snoidor, Sosos O; Stowuil, Gelone M; homey, Sharse R, Trowbedge, Katnnu2,550.30Mauro Starten 2,550.32, Frank Losege 2,55t .43;Zellen AndBelletuiro Job 36.946 16;Roberts Environmental Control Corp. 37,2950, Robert O, Gteyzen Monica, Glim Zachary P Greisen, Sheryl L Grndeclo, Kathryn;K. Van Sumeren Smith, Ellen Villa, rene Walsh, Lias Hild; Weisbant, Victoria M, Associates 2,557.90, Wendy Groesch 2,56t .96, Lenco Fhnossg 2,500.00, PucihcSchselagy lncslpeeutvd 38,400.00. Survey's Office Products 40,684.30; Verizon Groenendylo, Hannah R; Ha. Seong Hoe, Halperin, Lauren M; Humer, Kevin, Hums,Vacher Judins G Zimmer, Susun 5 Northwest Publiohing 2,582 BO; Shuttenhooth 2,595.VO; Business Card 2,609.27;Wirolesa 42,053 43, Oerno Carponatiorn 42,775.07, Heinemann 42,850 18; SIm Laura; Huntnee Matiras, Harvey. Kathryn, Harwell, Sara, Honnossy-Seguin, MeganNon-CertIficated $24,9 and Under Adams, Ashley; Adkm500 bostut L;ho Dept Dt Education 2.B38.BD; Brad Vorher 2,666.t9; Penny A Henry 2,670 23,Bago 43,055.60, Jamf SoftwarelIc 43,439.00Maine Township School Pat Noudocker 2,675 06; Scott Buzard 2,605.72, Teaching Strategies, Inc L Hines. Linuy le Beau Hirschteld. Jode Boom Grunt, Hoffman-Junk, Megan,Atiere, Mary. MiaOu, Nicole E, Andersen. Aus P; ilions. Sheila A, kaanitis, Natalie Tnoauuner 44,666 82, HuIr Internatrueal Midwest Limited 45,125.50, New Hope H, Awe, Carel J. Baczek. Caroline Barons, Eloise M; Bidinel, Cansen Michelle,2,7t5.t4, Grast Labos Caca Cala Diet 2,728.t5; William Blair & Campany Ikhnana, Stella Inosiano, Sarah A; Israel, Ittita, Johnson, Jusbn; Kaiser, Eve, Kall, Academy 45,308.84; NetwOrk Sonares Company 47.282 68; Genesis Technologies Manssu. Kim, Jipin, Kim, Manu '(000k, (inner, Tokoohy; Kolunik, Rebecca A, K.Budeu, Ramnna Boyle. Kathryn K, Broshear Milku; Brennen, Kathleen S, Beuwe,2,750.00, Midwest Sah, LIc 2,763.60, Bytespeod 2,759 00, Paola Smeeekep 47,435.62; Pago Trasshahno Inc 48 B2t .80, Community Consolidated School Marisa L. Kowalke, Alyse M, Crosne, Knstin M; Ewak, Sarah l.apkus, Jessica M;Anne. Onto, Pdmu, Brusgiol, Evo, Brows, Katherine, Brown, Linda Edna, Breen,2,006.5g. Osos M Englo 2,041.t3Glen Club 2,90076, Kathleen Borneo 48,976.22, Lakeshore Aecycling Systems 49,214.58 Jeanino Schultz Memorial Leguinamon, Vanessa E, Losing Ellen U, Ley, John O; Lubello. Megan L; Lynn,Tawuna, Cabrejo Piratuua, Adela, Cahill, George B; Cahill, Lisu B; Cantwell,2,93t St ,Illinois Aube 2,955.00; Ducid Aistow 2,969 06, Movie Licensing Uso Schsel 5t 840.72; Emerald Avotaurast Service Inc. 52,663.06, Follott School Isy, MacAnnald, Heather; Magst, Stephanie M, Mulnor, CarolineMortise, KellyCutblees, CaUses, Nicole, CurmolLery, Eises; Cartees, Asine Mario; Carrozza,2,9B8.00; IllinOIs Stato Police 3,000.09; Kzis6ne Patterson 3,Ot V.62, Christensen L. Martinsen, Nnosda Mateo Martinez, Pjejandno Mayor, Andrew R, Mckerr,Palees Tastino, Andres M Chapman, Jacquolyns. Chee Laura Chnst, KnisteseComputer Ca. 3,016 0V; Intelligent Lighting Creatinns 3,042 22, Scholastic BookSolutions 52,8t5.13; Noua 54.837 50; Mcgraw Hill Schont Educutinit Coleus Shannon A, Messing, Allison N. Meredith, Debra J. Mies, Katie E, Minogue,J; Chnshan, Sasgita Johnson Chubehonku. Nina; Ciumaslu, V'oiscu, Colins,Fairs 3,g69 54, Educators Publishing Service 3.083 73; The 000tostrc 3,UB5.00,54.y22.t tFlygi00000ng Inc 56,D31 : 9. Gallagher Basson Sacs, hoc 56,820.10, Brigette N, Macogni. Gura J; Margan. Kathenine; Nichols, Jena, Osborne, Anne F,Ashley, Canlin, Atico M; Couper. June00 Contes Mildred; Cuwgilt. Diano, Cssan,The Leukemia is Lymphoma Society 3,tUU.00. Coe'cncs lndust000, Ltd. 3,t09.00,Bredemons Ford In Glesoew 59,292.00. Hei BonIco Campany, Lic 5g.546.D0; Ostman. Michelle L, Pagane, Launen A; Pailardy. Elizabeth Scott, Parteen, JennnterMaria, Czachornwski Edyto K; bahmer, Suzanne C, Deal, Jill E; Demon, Barbera,Jennifer lorriuc 3,t 1V 50, Time Fer Kids 3,t 49 90, Jenes School Supply Ca. IncMurphy Paving Pond Soalcouting Inc 60,000.00, National Roofing Corporation 3,164.40; Brenda Krater 3,t70.40; Indushnial Appraisal Company 3,200.50; B, Pinson, Amy K; Prodanovic, Marissa N; Richardson, Sandra; BoBinen, KatherineDiaz, kizbe; Oiggs, Aaron, ttominguez, Solenne, Dornutz, Judith M; Oeumeuros, 64,265.00; PAM Distributors 65,961 07, Souring Eagle Academy 65,895.92; Gina; Doothit. Classas Oewd, Stella T Orakontuidis, Foloini; Demoro, Kimberly;Nonthstar Audio Video 3,207 00; Protection Spociohitios, Inc 3,245.1 3; Cire M; Rosado, Susonnah C; Rusollini, Melissa, Rosenberg. Rase F Samson, Joihy; Cdw Government Inc 75,24803; Relastar Lite lnsuronco Company 78,7t1 35, Solniltu, Gretchen R, Schneider, Dues L; Schober, Lindo C Scruggu, Elizabeth i5 Eastman, Nancy W, Echeaorria. MatIRa E, Eckeding, Sharse K; Edmundo, Lys C,Moolcal Equipment. Inc.3.270.60; Ottico Team 3 302 40; SemaI Ttmdiing Koshot 79,930 70, Teacher Retirement System 8 4t2 89, hes Pearson, Inc Serve, Tracoy A, Shapiro, Kelsey, Shu, Cuneos M, Sierra, Marcela; Simkins, TracyEggert Teresa A Fidrocku Marota, Fish. Osied; Fish, RobeS H, Frydmon, Kimberly,3,3106V. BobeO W Jones 3,3tt.89; SpnngmunlAffoa Pta 3,311.93; Lauro L 84,043 50; Wlage Dt Glenslew 84,058 75, Patyn SchAm 84 195 61 ;Hosen G, Sims, Rebecca A, Slutsiruya, Vuleniyu, Sohn, Steen S, Sohn, Tracy M, Spera.Furlong, Joanne T; Gungl, Dosa J. Garcia. Sandro; Gurney, Elizabeth F. Gary, MouNekola 3,326 29;Pitney Bevies Global Financial Sera 3,330.00; Pamela Curly M; Stanton, Mauro, Stella Kan, StuBs, Edward F; Sartre, Nicnlo K; Teplinsky,M; Geisen. Leslie; Geiser, Matthew; Gelben. Stephanie L; Gole Junio M; Goldberg,Demetnius 000ral 3,373.97, lasa 3,384.62, Enir E Lappe 3,309 37; Kathleen M88,615.81 ; Jack S Audrey Larsen 90,000 00; Frank Cosney Inc St 130.52, Stacey M, Thamusson, Margaret Ruse K; Tnibbett, Emily; Tniypte, Jolianne L, bbik,Ksthlees; Gonzalez, Ruby; Gruff Walsh Kathy J; Gray, Joan T, Griffin, Lynn A;Siegel 3,40B.49, Chorlos Hall 3.4t3.tO, World Book Inc 3,459 02 Ed-AndCanse Financial Soruicoo, Inc 94,664 92, Comcast 100.169.94, L Marshall Inc Vshloy; Vikon. Baths. Virlas, Alexandra M Vitocco. Mutthew J, Wainer, Ronald;Grummos, GeorgiuA; Goerteru, Murk, l-luger, Tracy; Hallet,Wesdy, Hampton, Linda3,500 00; Helena Vena 3 6t2 48; DionnO B Kerita 3,623.30; Ccsd 34 Improol 100,670.00; At&T 105,573.22, Hyde Pork Day School tt6,8B9.36, Stanton Walliu. Jenno L. Ward Emily. Wi helm Kothenne C, Wilmoth, Heathen M, Wilson, Han, Grace A, Hurnngtse. Aun Hamogtse Connie, Hastings Mary Jonoitor,Fund 3,609.76, Renaissance Learning 3,7t i 70, Mho 3,731 2h. Tommie JoMechanical. Inct 22,t 64.03, Coirsortum Foe Educahonal t 24,705.00, Suhuitian Steven, Wisitz Elizabeth L. Wnng, Jessica, Zerull. Launa R Heck, Linda L, HoNan Fabiola yelturd, huso O, Helmk, George, Hombreo,Azees 3.748 99; Purchase Muantage Cord 3,794.05; Ghenbrsek Sooth H.S.School Coop lnuurunce Pos 130,33000, Ceoe School33,982.88; Sonia Vangata; Honn050y, Elizabeth C. Hoben, Nancy, Holier. Chenf; Hseven, Catherine;3,060.46, HeW Jenen Inc 3 B72 B4 Thenmosystomo Parts Dismiss 3,077.64; C.rtlllcated $J - $89,999: Atuom, Diane M; Woozi, Mary S, Amadeo, SlronkmunOrthogenic Schoolt4t,584 88,flowDirectionSohutioes, Lic Bunud, Julio,Honbun, Diano M; Heroat, Carmelia, Heruat, Karla, Hewlund, Lynn, Hou. Weochiuo;Irene Villa 3,B80 ea; Eliasbeth D Nattions 3,093 t9; Herrin 3,522.35. Aitton KarinL, Anderson, Molly E, Ness, Tommie Je; Bailey, Culis; 1 47,500 00; Ocseomowoc Developmental training C t 62.416.20, Hedges, Loizzu, Baumgantner, Kathryn M; Beauregard, Loanno E;Boll, Sananos E, Borgerno,Huff, Giry R; Jobbour, Nino; Jedlink Judith L, Joseph, Jenny T, Just, Melinda;Egoipmvnt 3,942.50, Cuputune Press, Inc 3,999 00 Ebscu 359g 40, DomCO Eioenhummen,Bn t66 594.60, Centerpoint Energy Solaceo, Inc 178,372.29. Mc Jenniter K, Bergmann, Loto Bergstrom, Jesniten C; Beyer. Sabina, Biller. CeciliaKandaIz, Willism, Kahan Abraham, Kay, Allison R, Koenun, Asee M; Konnett,4,008 2t ; Pam Sawn 4,034.94 Oriental Trading Ca 4,D43.5t , Staples Business Speared Energy 179,825.87 Illinois Poblc Rink Fond t84,552.50; Mied BanchI J. Benouki Jennifer E; Brawn, Vanti M, Cahentey, Nutulie, CapIas Penco, Mata B;Beuedy Ehen, Olerla; Kim, Elizabeth, Kim, Mis; Kim, Rachel Kim, Sang, Klatt,Adoanlage 4,07t Al; Muutuk Vohno 4 073 33; O'agsehn 4, t t 5 95 Barcharts Surisse Rachaol C, Copmich, Natalie L. Champney Knory Ches Jung, Christ.Stephanie L. Klein, Katherine, Knudson Daniel, Kozil. Mary; Encoger, Samuntha,Publishing, Inc 4,t58 00; The Math Learning Center 4,t73.00; Wcops 4,2t2.50,Systems t94,705 55; Bootse Hugushi School 205,4t0.tO. Premier Credit Uininn Michelle B, Ciske, Oanao; Cloras MoAn, Desee; Collins Oowden, Michael J, Cave,Lu Marca, Resu, Lader, Mihaola L, Looted, Holly, Lawne Mary A; Luzasp, Ana;Karen Nonnan 4,25U.00, Bohr Communications 4,257 50; Star Beacon Ce, Inc290,388 55; Soptnan Inc 294,465.96, Gateway Transportation Services Can Kristen G Crane, Katrinu H; Czorvennku, Kathleen L D'alessandro, Paigela, Danno,Leotuen, Debra L; Lesear, Jaclyn M, Loon, Junco A; Lialino, Amalia; Liabas, Emilio4 356 00; Scholastic 4.303 1 tBonnie Buehler 4,402 69 Quench LIsa, Vc3t5,9t9 00, 303 Transportaren L.L C 386,419.60 Jpmmgan Chase Bank Na Dunielle; Dacios, Erika; Daoiu, Christine, Dornulc, Heather A, Dibiase, Wendy M;A, Lobant, Aororu Sobra; Lonsolle, Ellos K; Lnngtin, Nnands M; Lowo, Calleen4,420 58; Road tlotunahly.Inc. 4,436 4V; Aaptur Technology, LIC 44500,406,739 t 6; AscIi I Pato Pachitects 459,1 74 70; Fou Aver Fonds Inc 478,850.98 Downoy, Lisa M, Duel, Suzanne E; Donham Jashus, Ehrosmun, Andy L; Eisoman,A, Land Sarah K; Macwan, Lucianita S; Malien, Eileen, Maitino Robent; Matis,Chicago Fills, Supply 4,495.23; Compass Health Caster 4,509 64; FrunoineMidumescan Energy Company 493 840 96, TouchersHealth Ins Soc Fund Placement Technologies, I 4.540 t 5 Rush Neunobehscisral Center 4,550 00; G S Samanthu R, Easnu, Tulia, Fecarotta, Michele K; Felman, Jenniter Rosen; Feyeren,Nina. Murcheochi, Mane L; Marshall, Richard; Martinez. Maggie Mastini, Rasdu 648 824 38; Illinois Municipal Ret Fiant 1,092.994 lO, Illinois Dept Of Aevenue Nora A, Fifield, Emily E Figuerea'Bungos, Lillian M, Fischer, Jeremy L, Freidug,S. Mastaierz Calina; Mc HisS, Cheryl S, Mcbride Sandra, Mccuoghey, Sarah JD Thermal Supply CU 4,555 64; JUdith E Berlin 4,560 99. Barhuro Bozard 1 271,578.42, Tos Consulting Grsep, Inc 1 ,564,4B2 r9 lettone Boo Sorance, Inc Margarita C, Fresen, SIsaren K; Fuedman, Jenniter M; Funke Liso M; Fuasiclies,Mcmillin, Soson; Menrtuza, Xochit; Merritt, Sarah R, Moso, Vjiouo V; Morell, Nancy4,565 72; The Scope Shoppe Irre 4 652.50; trluthleen PerT Puttengale 4,676.03; 2.685,661.59; Touchers Retirement System 3.170,41045 Nosed Anne M; Gargota, Hariey. Gebhardt, Sarah, Gerding Ciare Mary; Gins, Eva N.H, Moteo, Evangelia; Monro. Sosos E; Murphy, Chasdler V, Nolli, Joan G, Nelson,Really Used Stuff, Inc 4.71 4.53, Junce Library Guild 4,9t 7 50; Clasurosmdirect 3.882,287.52, lhC Canutruchen Companies, LIC 5.739,t84.84; Glorrvnvw State Grumman, Dina, Greene, Misse H, Grubba, Katherine A; GtunOtad, Jessica M;Jehneos; Nelson, Pamela G; Nemeth, Jny, Nowtierny, SimOn; Nielson. Matthew,4.957 73, Midwent EducationalFurnishings, In4,973.9t ;Panera Broad Gainas, Julienne, Gutnayer, Laura, Hagiot, Cecilia; Hamilton Kathleen A, l-lassos.Niemann, Cathloen; Ohlsen Nicele K Olson Tahetha; Osesh, Barbero L; Onus,4,9By.t5, Delung'Aichler, LIC 5,000.00; Ace Hardware 5,0t2 56 BilingualBank 6.323,97t .57, Hoalth Care Service Corporation 7,320,7t6.24 ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,2017 B, MAGINITY MEGAN MICHELLE; MARTINEZ, DAVIDMENA. ANDRES B; Copies at the detailed Annual Statement st Affairs tsr the Fiscal Year Endiny June 30 2017 will be available tor public inspection in the schooldistrict/loint agreement administrative office by December 1annually. Individuals wanting to MOSLEY JUARDA RNEUMAYER. DEBORAH: OCAMPO ADALBERTO B; OWENS J0HNYELL M, PAYNE. IDA R. PERLONGO, TERESA L. POWERS. PAUL review this Annual Statement nl Affairs Should contact J. PRESSONs. WESNER: RANDALL CATHLEEN C ROMANO. ERIN ELAINE; New Then Township H19h School Dishlct 203 7 Hopp Road Nerttifield IL 61X193 847-446-7000 8:30-4:30 SANCHEZ ODILON M SCHOENWETDER, JASON A, SEWELL, NATALIE N, SLAV School OiotractJomtAgieenrent Name Address Telephone Office Hours HAROLD R, SPARKDWSKI, KIMBERLY NOEL, STRONG, BRANDON, TAG. RACHEL AIse by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement nf Affairs tar the Fiscal Year Eeding Juee 30, 2017, will be posted on the IllinoisState Board at Educations website wwwisbe.net. ITSON MARCo. VIRTUE JAMES WOK, LOBElIA. YOUNG. MONTRELL; BORA, SUMMAflY: Olin talinwmg is the Annual Statement at Affairs Summary that lo required tobe published by the school district/joint agreement tor the past fiscal year. STEPHEN JAMES; KACHEL LILIANE; MAH. TIMOTHY. ROMAN. BRENT MICHAEL; Statement. . at Oserations os et June 30 2017 ZEHNER SCOTT D. DAPONTE MICHAEL JORGE. LEISSNER MICHAEL, T r Operstieea A onrspaI RstiremestcisI MORRELL MCKENZIE, ROSS. JUANITA S Eds5I . ng T MBntBBH Salary RanRe: $60,000 and aver A"ELE. DERSELEGNE, BELL JR. BENJAMIN Local Sources TT l 81t 1p46;6ll _QL HAROLD, BERKA. MICHAEL K; BUOY, SUSAN M, CLIFF, MICHAEL, ERGATE FIew-Thneiaqh Receipts/Reoenues from One 20110 . . i , . OEREJE: FELDBUSCH TIMOTHY D; FERGUSON. CHARLES DAVID. GHENGEAUA ; : I i i I EMIL GONZALEZ. JORGE. HERNANOEZ MIRRAE;JACKIM LINDA C; Dlstnct Io Mother District Oi O I i; KAPUSTLAK KATHERINE KELLY L011 ANNE. KOENIG FRED J, LAUDE. JULES StyteSsarces 3000 ...... 4 ...... _o _...__ PederalSaurces 4000 i. A; MANLONGAT ERWIN GARCIA; MEWRE, TERRENCE, MUNSON, ERIK I; ROTH, 2,280,$...... ANNE SHAll, SMT'A D SPEKTOR. BORIS, TIMKO, MARY WIVIOTT, SCOTT Tota101rectReceiplsleeveniies 92.' .'J ...J 1 ' u) 7 , i S4' $ ii I' "ri ) A; BLAIR. DAFT/tN, DAVIS, JAMES. GROOMS DALE F; LINKE. STEPHEN A; jaIDirsctDisbursemenIs/Eopeoditur 87710'. i Lv'0 tOt i'.EbÇ. jr. ! VILLALUZ. RACEL L; BAILEY JEFFREY E, BELL, CHRISTINE M, BLAIR. WONNE B; ÚthRrOtirres/USes nl Fuiiil', (47,4 ; 13,4GU.000I 165,.' i . i TE, 5' i i . O CALHOUN MELANIE; DEVNAUEV. VLADIMIR N: ESTRADA, HEBERT. FERGUSON. BegIMng Fund BalanceeJuly 1 2018 72 077 866 7 22f 438 0 24f 276 054 4 541 035 'L949j.g,,,T 40 59O6 '1.284 '" QJ ' BARBARA S. FRANZ WILLIAM E, GITAU MOIRA, HVIJGHTON RAYNIS A HILL, OtherChvngeninFiiiiilllalairi;es D ...... , - MICHAEL, JOHNSON, JEFFREY SCOTT, KATSINIS NATALIA KERN DOROTHY D; LAMBERT1. FRANK. LUBY. NANETTE J: MCDERMOTT, KIMBERLY. MORALES. 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WILMETTE BICYCLE & SPORT SHOP 1 1 995.84, PSAT/NMSOT PUBLISHIN31 049 35.SYNCB/AMAZON 31 097 15; JVF SOFTWNIE BERGEN CONSTRUCTION CORP 170,562.08; BSN SPORTS 100,681 86, ILLINOIS STATE POLICE BUREAU OF 6,000 00; EVERFI INC 6,000.00; VPAMSCO 12,056 00;KR000S INCORPORATED 12,1 1 1 .18; COLLEGE ENTRAN 31 134.00; AMERICAN TV(I DISPATCH INC 32,095.25; OLA GROUP 32,1 25.00; STALWORTH UNDERGROUND 182,955.60; SONIA SHANKMAN ORTHOGENIC PETROLEUM COMPANY 32,770.53, SAND INC 6,007.94; GLENBROOK SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL 6,061 .71 ; K S M PRINTING EXAMINATION BOARD 12,250.00; KALTURA INC 12,360 00; ANDERSON PEST SOUNDTREE 32,320.22, AVALON GROUP SCHOOL 1V4,718.6D, TRIANGLE DECORATING LLC 185,651 .76,FRANCZEK INSTALLATIONS33,012,50; KINSALE CONTRACTING COMPANY 6,063 00; LINDA LYONKE 6,095.12, CHICAGO TRIBUNE 6,149.08; J SOLUTIONS 12,375 04; MIDWEST GLASS TINTERS INC 12,308.00; CALUMET SOUND 203,077 07, ENSOL ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS C SPORTS INC 6,164 95; LEVATO GROUP 6,198.50; 12FIVE CAPITAL LLC PAINT &WALLPAPER 12,469.1 5; NEFF COMPANY 12,500.60; FOIICEPOINT LLC 33,444.00; ANDERSON ELEVATOR CO 33,408.33;FOLLETT 33.691 78; MORE RADELET 205,846.00; CHADDOCK 216,500.93; INNOVATIVE MODULAR SOLUTIONS 6,235.92; THE HINZ COMPANY 6,239.00, NEW VORK STATE CHILD SUPPORT 12,577.93, IMODULESSOFTWARE INC 12,579.00; SAFEWAYTR,ANSPORTATION SHARP GOODS 33,656.00; AMERICAN LITHO 33,953 00; WINNETK.A GOLF N 6,250.41 , FUTURE MEDIA CONCEPTS 6,293.00; DAVID G000SPEEO 6,302.76; SERVICES COR 12,605.00; CAPTAIN BOBS SCUBA INC 12,654 00; IMUNA CLUB 34,145.25, NEW TAlER FINE ARTSASSN 34,380.UO, ARTHUR J 217,260 00; HYGIENEERING INC 226,632 00, CONSTELLATION 230,536.96, FIREPROOPING LLC ELLEN W AMBUEHL 6,304 70; PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL GROUP INC 6,325.00;12,705.94; NATIONAL DECORATING SERVICES INC 12,740 00; BILL'S AUTO & GALLAGHER RISK MUT SERVICE 34,609.00; SUNSET RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT NORTHWEST SUBURBAN SPECIAL 239,069 05, MIDWEST OCONOMOWOC DEVELOPMENTAL 251 443 83;SEPTRAN u ILLINOIS OECA 6,340.00; MIDWEST NETTING SOLUTIONS LLC 6,366.86; RENZI TRUCK REPAIR 12,795 87; WILMEÌTE PARK DISTRICT 12,817.07; AT&T #29 35,029.00; VILLAGE OF WINNETKA 35,533.90; KENILWOIITH SCHOOL 243,573 00. &ASSOCIATES INC 6,374.50; BLACKPOINT ENGINEERING LLC 6,410 34; CISCO 12,640.00; QUINLAN 6 FABISH 12,892 90; BEAR AWARDS INC 12,990.40 01ST 38 35,730.00; GILCO SCAFFOLDING 35,735 00; RUSSO'S POWER STUDENT TRANSPORTATION 256,71962; NEW TRIER EOUCATION MARKETPLACE MEDIOS 6,426,00; AUTHENTIC EXPRESSION LLC 6,450.00; HALLETI MOVERS i 3,062.14; QUARTET DIGITAL PRINTING 13,343.33 EQUIPMENT INC 35,744 15; ABT 35,95401 ; IGNATIIIS CHICAGO ROWINGASSN ASSOCIATION 279,894.44; BOLLER CONSTRUCTION CO 286,855 00; 363 LLC 36,000.00 WINTECH RACING 36,050.00; ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES TRANSPORTATION 207,279.21 DEBRA L STACEY 6,465.19; WASTE MANAGEMENT 6,475.58; DREAMLIGHT WEBASSIGN 1 3,378.80,ALLIANCE PAPER & FOODSERVICE EQUIPM 13,530.20 , CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY-GAS DIVISIO ELECTRICAL 37,471 .67 SEEN INDUSTRIES INC 37,500 00, COBRA CONCRETE CUllING ACTIVEWEAR 6,495.55; CREATIVEFLINDRAISING IDEAS INC6,571 .00; VILLAGE OF NORTHFIELD 1 3,541 .25; CONTINENTAL 9,150 74, CASHMAN STNILER GROUP INC 358,039.51; LIBERTYVILLETILE SEARS CENTRE ARENA 30,000.00; THE LEARNING HOUSE ULENBROOK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL 6,57022; FOUNDATION FOR CRITICAL CONSTRUCTION 13,733.50; UNIVERSAL DANCE ASSOCIATION 13,870.00; 37,665.00 & CARPET LTD 309,050 70; QUEST FOOD MGMT SVCS INC 414,255.92, THINKING 6,629.52; OELACK MEDIA GROUP LLC 6,647.00; NEW ALBERTSONS SCANTRON CORPORATION 13,954.28; MCMASTER-CARR SUPPLY COMPANY 38,359.32 ER2 IMAGE GROUP 39,705.59; STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT KOLLEGE TOWN SPORTS 49,472.47; DEERE & COMPANY LAFORCE INC 449,807.50; ABSOLUTE FIRE PROTECTION INC 456,827.25, INC 6,676.82; THE LAO SHOP 6,681,67; TECHNOLOGY & LANGUAGE CENTER 14,227.14, ILLINOIS ASSN OF SCHOOL BOARDS 14,416.00; CAROLINA 40,406.82 TMU SYSTEMS INC INC 6,700.00; FISHER SCIENTIFIC 6,754 16; PALOS SPORTS 6,756.75; VIDEO BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO 14,460 25;FUNGOMAN 14,475.00;CREATiVE 41 061 .79 BOOSTER CLUB 41,585.60. FAMILY ACTION NETWORK 41 926,97; APPLIED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP 458.582 19; EQUIPMENT RENTALS 6,757.50; JBH TECHNOLOGIES INC 6,793.V0; NORTH GRAPHIC ARTS 14,655 0V; ACME WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES 14,760.00; RIDDELL 42,032.72; CENTER ON DEAFNESS 44,171 80, SONSENTERPRISES 472,693.09.HEARTSPRING 401 1 30 56; JUST RITE ACOUSTICS INC SHORE GAS 6,032.87; COW GOVERNMENT INC6,932.40; MIDWEST COMPASS HEALTH CENTER 14,850.00; THE FITNESS CONNECTION 14,900.80;INC 44,420,00; RSM US LLP 44,700,90; SOUTHERN RUS U MOBIUTY 491 181 .00, MCHENRY COUNTY GLASS AND MIRROR INC 515,983,00; BLEACHERS INC 6,975,00; TIMOTHY R WARFIELD JR 7,000.00; FITZGERALD CAMBRIDGE EDUCATIONAL SERVICESINC1 5,057.65, AT&T MOBILITY 44,960 30, VILLAGE OF NORTHFIELO 45,610.46, MAG VACATIONS 47,81 5.00; NORThSTAR CONTRACTING GROUP INC 536,872.00; MBB ENTERPRISES OF LIGHTING7,027.5B; NASCO7,033.30; PLEINVIRYOG,ALTD7,200,OR;CHEIIYL 15,280.94,JOHNNEIWEEM 15,516.55; DONALDRGOERS 15,516,55;JAMES PAMELA HARRIS 47,900.00; EVANSTON DAY SCHOOL 47,947.82; TRIMARK CHICAGO 566,591 21; VILLAGE OF WINNETKA 603,542,87, SENTINEL MARLINN LLC 46,066.70; METRO PREP 48,313.44; SIEMENS 40,449,00; A DON BLOOMENSTIEL 7,200,00; BURRIS EQUIPMENT 7,217.96, DEMOULING BLOCH 15,516,55; SCHOOL EXEC CONNECT INC 15,558,49; ABA IMAGERY TECHNOLOGIESINC 610,271.08, LENNY HOFFMAN EXCAVATINGINC ROBBINS SCHWARTZ 48,554 95; HANOVER RESEARCH 48,565,00; THE KING'S BROTHERS & COMPANY 7,280.00; RICMAR INDUSTRIES 7,302.26, WALEINC.15,600.00, GRAPHIC PARTNERS15,743.26; BOATHOUSE SPORTS 634,527.35; GORCONNECTION INC 640,925.53, NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL APPARATUS COMPANY INC 7,438 54; PETTY CASH 7,440.06. JAMIE BROOKS 15,750.44, CLASSIC BOWL 15,865.00; CENGAGE LEARNING 15,905,77; DAUGHTERS' SCHOOL 49,400.00; LAKESIDEINSTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION INC 55,440.00, 49,931 MIDLAND .60; 652,427.90; APPLE COMPUTER INC 687,252 40; J C HARRIS & SONS INC 7,440.25; PROJECT LEAD THE WAY INC 7,455.00; ELITE SPORTSWEAR LP MARK'S PLUMBING PARTS15,952.24;MEGATECH 1 5,995.0V; 4WALL PURCHASE POWER 53,451 71 ; CISCO SYSTEMS 714,931 .22; JPMORGAN CHASE RANK 769,908,52; PEPPER DRYWALL GROUP 7,513.99; IL DEPT OP EMPLOYMENT SECURITY 7,573.86; NSERVE 7,609.08; G ENTERTAINMENT LIGHTING 16,360.95; FORECAST5ANALYTICS INC 16,369.00; PAPER COMPANY 59,609.09, JOHN GAREllI & CO 61 885.00; S O THERMAL SUPPLY COMPANY 7,636.62; LOBBYGUARD 7,690.00; MARK ROS 16,402,00; SANS INC 16,670,90; SEPTRAN INC 16,733.80; WASHBURN CAPITAL CRP62,O15.44,TRINI'TY ENVIRONMENTALRESOLUTIONS62,B12.00; 781,076,20;BENNETT & BROSSEAU ROOFINGINC 807.07666, CLIC VEND COMPANY 7,738.53; SANTO SPORT STORE 7,743.86; ELSMORE SIMM MACHINERY INC 16,792.86; UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE 16,798.90; ARLYN SCHOOL 63,607.12, FOX VALLEY FIRE AND SAFETY 63,842,70; EVA B33,699.00, LOWERYMCD'JNNELL COMPANYR3B,1B3 44, CENTRAL SHOP 7,B2B.00, COVENANT HARBOR 7,92950; SAMUEL FRENCH INC SOLIANT HEALTh 16,802.50, CHICAGO KILN SERVICE 16,830,00; TONYTANG CARLSTON ACADEMY 63,85926; FIRST SThDENT, INC 65,178,00; ACT RESTAURANTPRODUCTS 840 592.15, ALLTOWN BUS SERVICE 863,392.41, 7,960 00, AT&T 8,018,49; SPECIALTY FLOORS INC 0,1 120V; DAVID THOM/IS PRODUCTIONS INC 16,905.84, SOUND SALES CONTRACT, LTD. 17,051.00; 65,343 50, DISCOVERY RANCH INC 66,190,00;RELIANCE STANDARD LIFE INS WJGE OF WINNETKA 863,421 .32,WANSKI MASONRY INC 802,577 BU; TRAILWAYS 8,209.00; CHICAGO CLASSIC COACH LLC V,21R.00; HALDEM.AN- UNCHARTED LEARNING. NFP 17,300,00; BOATHOUSE ROW SPORTS LTD CO 69,154.81; JOHNSON CONTROLS 69,221 .48; EXEMPLIS LLC 69,962.64; NNE DEMOLITION SERVICE 070,377.40; NORTHERN ILLINOIS TERRAllO S HOMME INC 0,240.00, PRENTKE ROMICH COMPANY 0,300.00; NORTH 17,946.20; IPSWITCH 18.093.14, SCOT1LABORATORYSOLUTIONS 1B,37B.00; CITICANE SERVICES LLC 72,598.60; SAFEWATER PLUMBING S BACKFLOW TILE 984,714.40,TEACHERS HEALTH INS SYSTEM 994,182 86, WAUKEGAN SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT 73,427.35; EHC INDUSTRIES INC 73,816.00; ALPINE ACADEMY 77,021.00; MERICAN CORP 8,427.56; MODEL UN DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION CHVAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 18,540.02; STEEL1 047,452.17, NERNUSOS GENERAL CONTRACTING 1 074,614 31, 18,557 50, NATIONAL SEED 19,017.06; INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CREATIONS FIRST IMPRESSION INC 79,800 00; NPN 360 79,885.07, SUNGARD PUBUC 0,524.00; ALL COVERED 0,604,00; DINOND BOOK DISTRIBUTORS 8,708.75 NIGHT S COMPANY1,171,29727,NORTHERN SUBURBAN SPECIAL INC 19,044.34; SCOPESHOPPE 19,210.82; FLINNSCIENTIFICINC 19,404.10; SECTORINCVO,152,99.INFINIflTRANSPDRTATIONMANAGEMENTBX,924.00; COLUMBIA PIPEAND SUPPLYB,753 17,VVASITYSPIRITFASHIONSB,770,61 NEW PINNACLE WOOD PRODUCTS INC 8,845,00; HENRY S BANGSER 8,903.59REINDERS INC 19450KB; EPISERVER INC 19,512,00; LARSON EQUIPMENT BOB ROGERSTRAVEL 02,453,00; GLENCOE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1135 83,019,00; EDUCATION 1 244,078,32; SHERMAN MECHANICAL INC 1 281 410.63; SCHOOL1,323,991.69;6MO HARRIS RANK HENRICKSEN 8,965.00,PITNEY BOWES RESERVE ACCOUNT 9,060.00 AND FURNITURE CO 19,695.00; EDUCATIONAL RECORDS BUREAU 19,83D 50; VILLAGE OF NORTHFIELD 83,152.46; MUSIC CELEBRATIONS INTL LLC TRIER TOWNSHIP HIGH BANNERVILLE VSA INC 9,080 00; PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGIES EQUIPMENT LOWERY MCDONNELL COMPANY 19,892,60; SPORTS IMPORTSINC 03,963.09; NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL 84,31 1 .24; COLORADO TIME SYSTEMSi 809,789.14, ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL REPRE FUND 1 928,189,32; MECHANICAL 9,1 1 1 .75, NAVIANCE INC 9,209.60, WORLD WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 20,229.63; TSE CONSULTING LLC 20,360.00; PROQUEST 20.483.00; GOLF 85,400,00; B & H PHOTO VIDEO86,706.15; KONE INC 93,000,82; FELICITY INC i 956,1 19 70, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE 2,010,563.67; ANY 9,25B.00; BRUCKER COMPANY 9,261 50, GAYLORD BROS INC 9,280 00; CRAWFORD AUTO SERVICE 20,674,65; ALERT SERVICES INC 21,172.59; SCHOOLS LLC 94,172 10; IWEISS 95,557.50; KEMMERERVILLAGE 96,638.96; MELLON FINANCIAL 2,154,580 93; EAGLE CONCRETE INC 2,181 045.57; K R SAIYLLE FLOWERS INC 9,304.00; JC SPORTS INC 9,456.60, EMS SOFPNARE HILTON DRRINGTON/EVANSTON 21,228,60; THEODORE ECKERT 21,535.97; HABITAT FOR HUMANITY/LAKE COUNTY 100,00X00; AMS MECHANICAL MILLER CONTRACTORSINC 2,664,643.96;THORNE ASSOCIATES INC 101,442.54; NEW HOPE LLC 9,506.64; BLACKBOARD INC 9,578.90; NERI TECHNICAL SERWCES, INC. 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chicagotribune.com/suburbs 21 MORTON GROVE - NILES WATER COMMISSION includes, but is not limited to, pump station building, electrical, HVAC. controls, piping, associated appurtenances, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS and site restoration. The Work to be constructed is located at 7900 Nagte Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois 60053. WATER TRANSMISSION FACILITIES PROJECT Contract 8: MGNWC Standpipe, ADVERTISMENT FOR BIDS MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project CONTRACTS l,2,34,5A5B6,7,8 &9 Bid Opening: December 20, 2017 at 10 am, local time Notice is hereby given that the Morton Grove-Niles Water Commission (MGNWC), will receive Bids which will General summary of Work to be performed: be publicly opened and read aloud at the Village of Niles, Village Flail, 1000 Civic Center Drive, Niles, Illinois 60714 for ten The design, fabrication, transportation, field erection, painting, and testing of a 7.0-million-gallon capacity, above individual contracts for the MGNWC Wafer Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project. ground prestressed concrete potable water standpipe and associated site work. Site work includes demolition work of former building foundations, rough grading, tank foundation. piping, and associated appurtenances. The INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO EACH CONTRACT Work to be constructed is located at 7900 Nagle Avenue. Morton Grove, Illinois 60053. Contract 1: East Segment MGNWC 30-Inch Water Supply Transmission Main, Contract 9: Fiber Optic Cable. MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project Bid Opening; December 12. 2017 at 10 am, local time Bid Opening; December 15,2017x110 am. local time General summary of Work to be performed; General summary of Work to be performed; Construction of a 24-inch and 30-inch diameter transmission main. valves and appurtenances: from the Evanston Purchase and Installation of fiber optic cable for the MGNWC system, lo be installed over approximately 49.500 delivery structure north of the intersection of McCormick Boulevard and Emerson Street in the City of Evanston, linear feet of new transmission main in previously installed conduit. Other infrastruture utilized for installation by IL to 150 feet west of the intersection of Suffield Court and Laramie Avenue in the Village of Skokie (approximately the Contract 9 contractor will be constructed by contracts 1.2. and 3 (including 2.5" to 3 HOPE pipe for Fiber Optic 18,600 linear feet of pipe). This segment includes coordinating connection with Contract 2 - West Segment Conduit. Manholes, and Valve Vaults). MGNWC 30-Inch Wafer Supply Transmission Main, Contract 6 - MGNWC Intermediate Pump Station, and the City of Evanston's delivery structure. INFORMATION APPLICABLE TO ALL CONTRACTS Contract 2: West Segment MGNWC 30-tnch Water Supply Transmission Main, Work shall bein accordance with the Bidding Documents, including the Project Manual and Drawings, which are on MGNWC Water Transmission Main end Facitity tmproeements Project file at the Issuing Office of the Engineer, Stanley Consuitants, Inc., 8501 West Higgins Road, Su te 730. Chicago. Illinois 60631 Bid Opening; Oecember 15, 2017 at 10 am, local time from Mr. Larry Thomas at LIbro s(a.tj.y(st.anIoygr.puti,çom. Prospective Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents at the General summary of Work to be performed: Issuing Office on Mondays through Fridays between the hours of 9:00 am and 3:00 pm, and my obtain copies of the Bidding Construction of a 30-inch transmission main from the intersection of Suffield Court and Laramie Avenue in the Documents from the Issuing Office as described below. Village of Skokie to the MGNWC Nagle Avenue Standpip and Pump Station (approximately 15.000 linear feet of pipe), including 24-inch redundant pipe crossings (approximately 670 linear feet) of the Edens Expressway (I-94) Bidding Documents may be obtained from the Issuing Office only as portable doca irent format (PDF( tites. There und Metra Railroad. This segment includes coordinating connection to the adjacent 30-inch water main contract at is no charge. To obtain bidding documents contact the issuing office via email. The date that the Bidding Documents are the east end of the project and the MGNWC Nagie Avenue Standpipe und Pump Station. transmitted by the Issuing Office will be considered the prospective Bidder's date of receipt oltre Bidding Documents.Partial sets of Bidding Documents will not be available.Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial sets of Contract 3: MGNWC 20-Inch Water Suppty Transmission Matn, Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from sources other than the Issuing Olfice. MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facitity tmprovements Project Bid Opening; December 20, 2017 at 10 am, local time A prebid conference will be held at,9:00 am on November 28, 2017 at the Village st Nues. Village HaIl, 1000 Civic General summary of Work to be performed: Center Drive, Nues, Illinois 60714. Selected site visits will be available following the prebid conference Representatives of Construction of a 20-inch transmission main from the MGNWC Nagle Avenue Standpipe and Pump Station to the Owner and Engineer will be present to discuss the Project. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is recommended. Morton Grove South Reservoir; the 20-inch transmission main from the MGNWC NuIe Avenue Standpipe and Pump Station to the Niles Main Plant (approximately 1 1 .300 linear feet of pipe): and the T 6-inch transmission main Any contract or contracts awarded under this invitation for bids are expected to be funded in part by a loan from trom the MGNWC Nagle Avenue Standpipe and Pump Station to Howard Street and Caidwell Avenue (approximately the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA). Neither the State of Illinois nor any of its departments. agencies. 3.900 linear feet of pipe). This segment includes coordinating connection to MGNWC Nagle Avenue Standpipe and or employees is or will be a party to this invitation for bids or any resulting contract. The pi'ocurement will be subject to Pump Station, redundant piping to cross the North Branch of the Chicago River to Morton Grove, the Morton Grove regulations contained in the Procedures for Issuing Loans from the Public Water Supply Loan Program (351AC Part 662), South Reservoir, redundant piping to cross the North Branch of the Chicago River to Niles, and the Nues Main Plant. the Davis-Bacon Act (40 USC 276a through 276a-5) as defined by the United States Department of Labor, the Employment 600 feet of 66-inch Storm sewer pipe is also included in this project. of Illinois Workers on Public Works Act (30 ILCS 570). the "Use of American Iron and Steel" reguirements as contained in Contract 4: Morton Grove Existing 20-tech Transmission Main Maintenance, Section 436 of HR. 3547, and the Consolidated Approprìations Act, 2014.This procurement is also subtect to the loan MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facitity tmprovements Project recipient's policy regarding the increased ase of disadvantaged business enterprises. The loan recipient's policy requires Bid Opening; December 15, 2017 at 10 am, local time all bidders to undertake specified affirmative efforts at least sixteen (16) days prior to bud opening. The policy is contained General summary of Work to be performed; in the specifications. Bidders are also required to comply with the President's Executive Order No. 11246. as amended. The Maintenance work including the structural pipe lining at approximately 14.000 linear feet of 20-inch water requirements for bidders and contractors under this order are explained in 41 CFR 60-4. transmission pipe that extends from the Morton Grove South Reservoir to the Morton Grove North Reservoir and includes valves, valve vaults, tees and connections to the Villages' Reservoirs. Each Bid shall include Bidder's qualification documents as stated in the instructions to bidders,lt the required information is not included or if it does not meet the stated qualification requirements to perforO' the work associated with this Contract 5A: Procurement ot MGNWC Water Supply Transmission Main Large Pipes and Fittings, prolect, it may serve as grounds to find the bid non-responsive. MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project Bid Opening; December 12, 2017 at 10 ars, local time . Each Bid shall also be accompanied, in a separate sealed envelope, by Bid security in an amount of not less than 5% General summary of Work to be performed; of the Bid amount. Bid Bonds must be executed by corporations authorized to contract as Surety in the State of Illinois and in This contract is for procurement of large diameter (20-inch or larger) pipes and fittings for the MGNWC Water a form described in the Contract Documents. Bid security shall be forfeited if the Bidder faits o' refuses tosigo and deliver a Transmission Main. Pipes and Fittings pre-procured in Contract 5A will be utilized in construction of Contracts 1 , 2, signed Agreement and furnish required contract security. and 3. Contractors for 1 , 2, and 3 will make arrangement for delivery of pre-procured material to job site. Supplier for contract 5A will submit invoicing to MGNWC. If the Contract is tobe awarded, Owner will award the Contract to the lowest responsive, responsible and qualified Contract 5B: Procurement of MGNWC Water Supply Transmtsson Mato Large Valves, Bidder. MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project Bid Opening; December 12, 2017 at 10 am, local time Upon notification of award, Successful Bidder shall furnish contract security in the form of performance and General summary of Work to be performed: payment bonds described in the Contract Documents. This contract is for procurement of large diameter (20-inch or larger) Valves for the MGNWC Water Transmission Main. Valves pre-procured in Contract 5B will be utilized in construction ot Contracts 1, 2, 3, and 4. Contractors tor Performance of the Work will start within 30 calendar days alter date of Notice to Prcceed, and shall be completed i , 2, 3, and 4 will make arrangement for delivery of pre-procured material to job site. Supplier for contract 5B will within the time stated in the Contract Documents. submit invoicing to MGNWC. The Morton Grove-Niles Water Commission reserves the right to defer acceptance of any Bid for a period not to Contract 6; MGNWC Intermediate Pump Station. exceed 120 calendar days after the date Bids are tobe received. MGNWC Water Transmission Main and Facility Improvements Project Bid Opening. December 15, 2017 at 10 am, local time The Morton Grove-Nules Water Commission reserves the right to consider such factors as time of completion of the General summary of Work to be performed: Work, materials and methods of construction, experience and responsibility of the Bidder, and similar factors in determining The fabrication, transportation, field erection, and testing of a 12.7 MGD potable water pump station and associated which Bid it deems to be in its best interests. site work. Site work includes, but is not limited to, pump station building, electrical, HVAC, controls, piping, associated appurtenances, and site restoration. The Work to be constructed will be in the Skokie Sculpture Park The Morton Grove-Niles Water Commission reserves the right to reject any or all Bids, to waive informalities or south of Emerson Street in the Village of Skokie, Illinois. technicalities in any Bid and to accept the Bid which it deems to be in the best interest of the Owner, Contract 7: MGNWC Nagte Avenue Pump Station, MGNWC Water Transmission MaIn and FacIlity Improvements Project MORTON GROVE-NILES WATER COMMISSION Bid Opening; December 15, 2017 at 10 am, local time By John Pietron General summary of Work to be performed: Commission Clerk The construction and testing of a 12.7 MGD potable water pump station and associated site work. Site work Date November 1,2011 22 Frank Cooney Company t34,658.90: Fredrik000 Furo Equipment 1D,776.B5, ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,2017 Photographic 3,448.07; Frostlnee Technologies Inc23,654.47, Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,20f 7 will be available for public inspection in the schooldistrlctitOint agreement administrative office by December tannually. Freestyle Gallagher BasseT Services, le 5,666 50: Garvey'O Ottico Products t 7,720 t 5 Individuals wanting to review this Bonaat Statement of Affaira should cOtit: WiImeftePScIioulsDIubict3O I15theadWlIm.ftuL6UO9l M7-512-000 arn43Oj.fl GCG Financial LLC 35,000.04 Geen Industries Inc 3,602 05, generaI Binding School District'JoirrtAgreemevt Name Address Telephone Office Hours Corporation 5 680.79, Gopher Sport 6.5B2 03; Grainger 5 t 02 BO, Great Lakes Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement st Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,2017 will be posted on the Illinois StateBoard of Education's websrte@ www.isbe.net Kwik Space 6,00f .08, Guardian-Appleton 2f 5,300 57, Haus 6 Wnlkernvn Ins SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school districs/joint agreement for the pant fiscalyear. t i 642 00. Huldeman Homme/Vander500 Ladd Inc t 3,424 DO,Hartwig $tatemenl nl Operations as of Jane 30,2017 Plumbing N Heating 37,616.00; Hayes Mechanical 8,956 OD, HD Supply MU 00 FI rePreventlon& EdIle Bunat TrenspB #rlang Canti Toit Facilities Manntenasce 4,252.20, Heartland Business Systems 27,542 40' Sersices Heinemann3,201 .40, hobartCorporation4,433.53; Hodges, Lonzzn, Local Sources .t000 coL. Eloenhammer B2 02f f3; llolian Insulation Company 2,775.00: HOme Depot Ffow-Thrsugtr Fteceiptn/Hevenuen framöiie 2000 Crednl Services 20 526.24. Home Juice Company 26,346.33, Hvughtae Miftlnn District tu aimooner District i 7,986 Bl :Hoaghton Mithin fiancerai 76,329 98, Hyde Parlo Day Schools State Sources 3000 3015.587 Illinois Federal Sourtes 4000 20,412.00; I.D.E.S 5,695.57: lASA 3,054 00, ILLCO, Inc SD,202.Bf Total Direct Receipta/Revenoes 47 i Moor ofSchoolBoards0,663.00:IllinoisDepartment Of Revenue Total Dleect Dlubursements/E1gCitures 1,124,836 65IllinoisMechvnrcal Sales 4,251 40.IllinoisStatePolice Other Sources/hues of Funds 4,800.00: 1mO 971 777 87; Independence Plus. INC 29.948.56, Ing Life Beçimatng Fund Balancen - July 1,3018 1 861 ,624i jO578 Insurance And Annuity 3,500,00: Interstate Electronics Company 7,061 .60, tSR 'f: Other Charmes in Fund Balances Consulting Inc 2,801 .00; IT Savvy, LLC 43 494.44; tIR Sysfems 3,91 5 27; JC 1. 1T i Esa PtmdI.Jla,*3017 Sports lee 2,604 45, Joe A Ross Ice Cream 5.432.23; Jostees, Inc. 7,048.55; Junior Library Guild 4,307.00, Kalb Dunnelle 3 297 22; Kick, Sosas 2,671.68; SALARY SGHED1 Of GROSS PAYMEN1S FOR CERTiFiCATED PBISONNELH, Steele, Alisen; Stefano, Garlic E; Steinberg, Stacey M.; Stevenson, Emule;Soto, Hago;SOOthard, Derek K; Stephens, Danielte N. Stovennen, RandyKlein Hall CPA's, LLC 24,625.00, KLN Musical Services. LLC t4,592.tB; AND NON-CERTiFICATED PERSONNEL Straub, Penelope Irene; Strel'rtz, Elizabeth M; Sunderman, Rae L; Sundermon,T; Stoeber, Jennifer A; Stsne, Tress;Sallioao, Patrick B Swanson, Dale C;K500atiovra 5,577 HO: KonlegeTown Sparts 4.363.94KRITZLER, JOSHUA 7. GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Zachary D: Sardyk, Erice N, Sutton, Samantho, Taylor, Dawn FessIer, Taylor,Swift, Lira; Taylor-Cubias, Deidra; Taylor, Sano M: Theodurspoulos, Sephia;5,427.40,Labor Network Inc9.446.40. Lakeahsre Learning Materials '-1 Tsmassettn, Suetina: Tomey, Manah L: Tspolinskn. Joanna D Taussaint, Susan; SALARY $24,999 AND UNDER Knstina: Towson. Gretchen L Toy Chnstopher Anthony, Treheoch Jonathan t t .090.56, Landmark Ford.Inc.20,537 00, Lomee, Marilyn2 70088 Alovrade Vanessa e. Anent Patricia A: Austin, Maris R; Bandman, Michael R:W: tJteg, Melanie M Itfynek, Amanda G, Valentine Jonathan M, Vlasic, TaraTrelo, Daniel: Trieschmann Many, Llrqonza, Imelds; Van Valkenburgh, Mary L;Laureate Day School f4.354,55 Leamiog A-Z 13,900 70' Leamneg Upgrade Beeuley,Aleoa C, Bum BobeO Breen, Douglas P; Calcagno, Julie M: Chrpman,V; Walker, Alisos, Wallace, Andrew M, Wang, Sophie Y., Wasserman, GayleVasiloudia, Enteini; Vega Rolas, Joanna R 0000tot. Angeunkn M. Voit, Emily;LLC 7,500.00; LeO, Katie 3,700 5th Lnm, Sosos 5,428.13; Lincoln Investment Kimberly A: Chmiel Magdalenv, Cnawley. James P, Curescu, Farrah: DeNardis,S. Wernet. Douglas T, Westendort. Jane L: Wiechert. Alicia C; Wnllson EscWeaver. Elizabeth; Weber Claire M, Weinstein. Lawrence, Wensu DeborahPlanning Inc. 2f 2.644.08: LOrade TaB Campus t 5,1 5t .50; Lastumbo, Juslyna tirio T, Sorgan, Jeanne M Dessi, Vrunda Dsrsey, StephanieDwyer. Sally A;C.. Wingels, Emily J, Worst Jennifer: Wooldodge Jennifer J Wylangowski.R: Wenning. Sarao T: Wenzel. Lauren: Weyermoller, Karch, Weyermulier. TrenI3,242 84; Lundberg, Enc 10,000.00; LandeLeah 5,079.50, Lynda.cum gihashn, Kathleen tickers. Donna K, Economsu-Ec000my, Eva M: Egao, Michael P Ewald Norman;Pamela L; Wynocke, Lauren A. Young, Gabrielle E; Ysung, Megh000 K; Zauner,S; Whitehall, Emma A; Wing, Cheryl L, Wright, Brandon E, 3,428.33: M Cooper Winsupply Co t t BOB 40 Mackin Educahvoal Resources Fartas, Joan: Feldman, Adrienne; Feldman, Andrew M: Feldman, Rebecca L;Samantha S, Zero, Kate, Zorger, Jaclyn T G;Zabin, Faith P: Zagornn, Lira: Zimmerman. Holly M; Zeellner,Alli505 P; Zytta,120,395 59: Make Musici Inc. 4,269.00, MakerBot Industries, LLC 5,428 58, Fneed.Ajrdrea Gabriel. Ninsrta, Galligan, Steoen Gardiner, Laura K Greenberg,SALARY $90,000 AND OVER Tummy L Zulkey Liane Maryn Soutiras LLC 7 935.00: MaBle. WilliamtO,B56 26, MC Glass Aaron,Grossman, Elizabeth: Guotatson, Gordon David: Gustainen. Nancy;Anderson. Cynthia F Oundrewu, Joshua, Ballard, Patricia: Belcsnns MargaretSALARY $25,01X1 - $39,999 2f 320 59: McGraw-Hill 7,194.04; Mcfnghe Anne 3,242 84: Mediscan, Inc Hasenkamp, Rachel, Fleidecker, Cynthia. Henderson, Christina M: Hill, CynthiaH Bialk, Lynn, Becnnsky. Lynn M. Brandenoky, Kathleen, Brocats, Katie L;Anda Jimenez Salvador, Anderson, Gabnela P; Bangs, ldrns Idee; Bennett,5,t 00 DO: Merrgnn, Kristin 5,420 t 3, Mereebloom, Elliot 3.222.36: Metropolitan Nelson: Hugttes,Aone L Jacobson, Rachel N: Janema, SamiA; tapIan, Nancy; Brown, Monica E, Capsuto. Sandra R; Chung, Cristina L, Clark, Deborah Mn;Rebecca S: Condenas, Vicente L: Carroll, Alana L Cedilla, Eduardo, Ellison,Preparatory Schools 14,755.68, MG Trust Company 4th-tODD, Michigan Knorr. Maddalena D: Kraertz. Saran: Laackmon Dale W, Leere, Bonnie J, Levy, Collins, Maria G., Crowley, Deborah: Cummings, Katherine J; Cummo, BethRandy A: Elman, Sallie. Estrada, Heberf. Fahebulteh, Lamm, Gitan, Dnamaetn;Shores Club 4 447 40; Midland Paper 40,591 .50 Midwest SE. Inc. 4,770.00, Daniel A. Leyhane, James M, Lilly Margaret R:Long. Krstina E, Lowdenman,S: De St Aubin, Michele Deahl Pamela; DeCnnfsfaro, Ramona M. DeMonte,Gomez de Luzcuno. Maria Glana Goode, Philip. Goanfanns, Paoagnstrs Peter;Millen Hardware 4,702.5.5, MItA Environmental Convulsing Inc 17,32900 Laura B, Macrio Janine Marcus, Sue Ann: Marin, Naomi M: Martin, AmberAofheny V Dietrich, Betty R . 5/lard, Chimille E, Dis, Kathleen M: Dolkart, JaneHentznnger. Rita G Hereandez, Ana E, Hernandez, Victor U. Hufchinson, Demck;Monarch Construction Co 21 t 1 25 OD: Movie Licensing Ura 2,752 00; Mulee C. McCormick Ryan P; McGunre, Ruth, Marcia, Aimee, Mehlman Edward;R; Dubnow, Aaron, Dufek, Ann M, Ennom, Cherie, Elman, Marc t; Engotrom,Jackson, Clarence: Johnson, Michael N, Juszczak Cindy: Krolopp, Cada;Brian t.B50 00, Multicopy Corporatron t t .407 50: Muunlf, Victuna 2,779.t 3, Merkle, Caiflin Michonski Michelle: Miller. Richard, Mongo, Namifa, Morgan,Francisa M: Epler, Sue; Flachsbarf, Saran M; Flanigan, Mary Meghan; Ftinfz,Mackehen, John Molder, Eileen S: D'Bryant. Andrew M: O'Reilly, CathernoeNasco 2,619 69 Nafnoea School Board Asso 4,165 VO: NOS Peamnn Inc Cynthna A. Nelson, Anne E, Orbee. Kathryn A; Parker Mallory; Pafel, Catherine;Joanna L: herde, Stacey B, Fowler, Hillary F.; Fon, Katryn M; Freese, Amy;M: Palmer, Cindy A Peach Cathy M, Phillips, Katelynn T Potakia, Joanna;29.361 24: Res Pearsorn/aimoweb 22,880 00, Nearped, Inc 3,600.50 Nelson Phillips, Grace DPInne, Julie L, Polley, Monica; Pope. Eloise, heiTer ChristineFntz Carol A, Front, Viene Gamy. Jume A, Gierke, Jeanne: Ginsburg. Aleeco;Rosenthal, Frances; Sana, Rosulbs China; Schmisek, Mamie, Sentzinger,Harkins 3,592 00: New Tren High Scheel 2,765.00, New Trier Township High W., Pulliam, Andrew,Qureshi, Manam Z: Raymond. Wendy E, Roggirello,Glnwacki, Heather L; Gontuonick, Jill G, Grand, Nancy, Hofnchield, Kathryn;Michael H; Smith Ellen E, Spom, Cynthia, Torreo, Nelson E Tsimpnrlis. transis;School 92,414.96; Newegg Business 5.209,25: News 2 'iou 5,490.00 Elizabeth; Sharnef, Samia: Sher, Julia A: Shmvely, Kimberly A, Smaga, MatthewHonore, tina; Hnikt, Kathleen C; Ibrahim, Nadine A, Imburgia, Susan; Jackson,Urguiza, Jose; Valencia, Oscar O: Williams, Leslie; Witt, Robert Newsbunk, Inc 4,631.00 NeetEra Energy Services 36,163 74; Nichnlas & P. Smth, Ens K; Speck, Lsuise, SteadmanMoqorne E:Steffens, Jean,Kelly S: Jacobs, Anne. Jacobs. Jami B: Kalb, Dannelle; Kennedy, Katy A: Kick,SALARY $40,000 - $59,999 Associates, Inc 22t,75g.3B, Nicor Gas 48,ttt.00; Riles Township Special Lee, Katie Leoine, JaneAnwuya Moshe, Baumann. Julie. Edwardo Willie. Gomez. Rudngo, Itarang, Steinberg, Judith; Stotu, Randall P: Sugrue Mary M. Sullivan Moureen Taylor,Susan L: Lambros, Kathleen L : Lechner. Raymond E Education15,844 00:Norshore Meat 6 Deli32,1 f5 20,Berth Shore Cooler, Jessica, Hughes. Kathleen. Khoshabn, Amanda M. Thoem, Jenifer K; Turkrn Kushelev, Sara Llngar. Barbara: Weller,Mcgraern, Linehan, Catherine M, Ldtmann, Rebecca; Lande Lesti P, Macasley,Ann M,Hearnch, Barbara J . Community Bunk 43,100 00, North Shore Country Day School 24,000.00, Amy Weot Kantlrn; Wslchuk, Richard K; Ysukhana, Stiarokeen H Jadi L, Malarski, Matthew C, Martin, Tsnya Herimos, McCann. Pamela J;Oshana, Klein, Stefanie E, Lon, Lyobos; Mack, Nathan A, Malogon, Jose;North Shore Oranant, Inc t 500,742 66; NOrth Suburban Teachers Union Local Marquez, Jone: Martinez, Julian, McGregor. Michelle A, Mackus, James A; SALARY 875,000 - $39,999 Nelson, Marilynn: Nerenberg, Laura; Neuheim, Julie: OBoes, Kathryn Miller; 1274 84,450.09' Northem Illinois University 30,378 73, NSSED 207 764 27, Palomares. Armando, Palomares. Ignacio, Patino, Relis. Potisuk. Nancy A: Clarke, Kathryn, Frank. Anmee N, Gershune. Jill S: Gonze, Jennifer E, Gutrerrez,Pease, Julie Ann: Pence Karen JeneanePerito, Linda N: Perry, Cada M; NSSEO 35,083.32: Oloson Roofing 130.324.00: Once Upoc A Bagel, Inc Roche. Mary Ann, Sanchez, Chrnohno, Schlessinger, Nancy M, Symanretu, Lauren L.Horowitz, Melanie G; Linkowsle, Janice E; Lopez, Isabel, Perent,Peterson, Heather O Pefh, Kathleen M; Pinney, JUdIth P; Potese, Laura, Pstkofl, 9,620 84; Dppenhenmer Funds 65,360.00: Drienfal Trading 4,494 4f , PCM Horold. Whnpps, Thomas P Winter, Lisa, Znto, Andrea L Elizobeth, Shiu, Huen-Ru Faith Laura D; Raccugtra, Brenda Lynn, Resis, Eric J; Retzinger, Ann, Rish, Kathryn; 7,276 98; Pearson Education 6,432.09; Poar500 Edocatnon Inc35,223.96, Rosario, Christina Jane, Rubinntenn, Stephanie I; Ryback, Joseph: Safran,SALARY $6O,O AND OVER Altman, Adam J: Barnes, Lindsey L, Bishop, SALARY $4O,O - $59,999 Pentegra Systems LLC 2,629 22; Perspectnoeo 6,316 00, Phsnak R, Seed Jenny; Senne, Enc K;Elizabeth S. Bullocks. Glenn E, Buscemn Sail F, Crispins, Ellen; Ester, Mary Alvarado June EÑndreolr, Krystina; dither, Jenonfer L, Barrow, Julia M.;Regina, Schoenberg, Sully B. Schroeder, Em Communications 5,24f Bl , Pitney Bowes 2,631 44, Pitney Bowes 4,494.72; Aso, Frandsen, Mary, Goldin, folly, Hosler, Putsch J, Joyce, William R: Lasdell, Berndt Rebecca; Bnshep,Anne E; Brady, Christian: Bnsky. Whitney M, Borchert,Taylor, Benedy: Taylor. Joseph A: Thrasher, Denise; liotiO. Evagelia: Tort Jessica Pitney Bowes Purchase Power 8.689,5f ,PM Music Conter 4,706.62, B: Tripicchio sonno Truman, Knoon. Uhler, Brio; Weil, Jennifer: Welch. CamlynPaula M' Mermelstein. Michelle F. Reidy. Sean M: SpaIn, Kristin: Stankrewicz, erianne E, Chemello, Danielle; Cooper, Debra; Conne, Jessica A: Cayne, Kelly; PowerSchvol Group LLC 24,B49.42, Prote RoofingaiInstallations, LLC N. Welter, Denise L. Whistsn, Mauro K: Wiluon, Douglas Wolf, Martha E Stanley L. Stella. Mnchaei R, Topps, Sidney: Truppa, Kellie L Creevy, Kathleen F, Cremneuu, Juliana; DeCaluwe, Surah E, Deutsch, Hannah E; B,7By 00, Pro-Ed 5 775 BB: Prospect Electsc 97,501 00, PROVIDASTAFF, lIC Paynienb 00W 52.559. eacludino waqee and salaries. Facchini, Elizabeth A, Gedde. Michele A. Goldberg, Carrie, Gostrne. Moniqun M;GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL 4,160 BO Prsware 6,272.45, Putnam Fiduciary Trast Co 25,000 DO: Quill Wnlmette Pablnc Schools Dnstoct 39 Gregorcy, Austin M; Gust Dannelle M, Hearty, Emma; Herbst, Kenny R, Hochant,SALARY $24,999 AND UNDER Corporation 37,905 2B: Qoivlan and Fabish Music 16,955.38, RH. Sanders 6 Abad Maria C, Abboni, Hrba, Abu Oband, Hebab; Abraham, Aida, Atfrednon,05-Of 6-0390-02 Pamela R; Huynh, Michael: lrnburgra, Arlene C, Kong, Jean 0; Leoenthsl, Aleo; Associates 3,600 00: RapIer Technologies LLC 3.31 5.00; RB Construction. Inc. Stephen: Alvarez, Jessica: Anda, Lauro L, kngarune, Melanie Anwvya, Cilio;Person. Firm, or Carporotion and Aggregate Amount Lo, Irene: Lontumbe, Justyna S McCann, Kathleen; Mclnghe, Anne C, Moore, 57f 741 .00, Read Naturally 5 545 82, Really Seed Stuff t 3,609.40: Redznc, Anwayu, Nahreen, Anwaya, Tina; itrosld, Denise M; Azurn005h Beeta: Barton.AA Service Ce. 2t ,03t .00; Abt Television A Appliance C 5,686.98 Acceso One, Caroline V .Morgan Sonya J. Moroz, Valentina: Massif. Vnctsrna M, Neinck. Salesa rO,B56 26, Regina Dominican High Scheel 6,675 00. Regional Truck Canton, Beaumont, Charyn, Bednar. Madeline 0, Bens/nI, Deborah S; Bellendir,Inc 40,247.27; Action Fence Contractors, Inc 9,935.00; Advanced Medical Daphna F, Norten,Ann W: Nuska. Darcey H; Olsen, Kristen B: Pnmbertsn, Sarah Equipment 4,565.00. Reetrak Inc 93.455.72. Bobbins Schwartz Nichalas Claire E: Bergin, Sonette A, Bermudez Jnse Gerardo; Bergquntt, JsOnn, Beronn,Personal Services 6,300.00; Advent Systems, Inc 6,727.46, Affiliated Service b Peters, Nicole A: Pike Chanel L. Porter, Katherine: Rappapvrt, Ally; Reed, aBra 66: R050nbloem, Sharon 4,575.00; Busti Day School 143,295 96. Safo Rachel L; Bosser, Janice R.;Birdsell, Susie B, Blomberg, Allison S, Bock, Maria,LLC 3,45t 68, Air Con Refrigeration A Heatin t70,tt3 DO: Airways Syofems Allison E, Rictiards, Sarah M: RsbinuOn, Katherine A, Samborn, Sarah R; Sloan, Haven School 49,696.00: Sam's Club 3,f95.25; Sumacs Supply 2,704.00; Breen, holly, Brown, Ellen;Burns, Kimberly M, Bous, Donna J,Cabral, JeseInc 5 d3t 00; All Covered 7,406.00, Alpha Baking Co, Inc 34,148 lB; Alpha Maayao G: Snyder, Mano G. Spellman Stephen M: Till, Emily A: Vaughn, Emily Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc 28,926.06, Scholastic Inc 4,680.36; L Calhnon Shannon L: Cardenas, Moyra Carrillo Pivaral. Ada I:Carruih,Prime Communications 6.517 75,Amalgamafed Bank 5f Chicago L Vegter, Kathleen, Voss. Brittany A: Wehman. Colin R, Williams, Bnttnny P.; Scheel Health Corporativo 2.977.76, School Specially 19,970.09; Scfroolmart Jacqueline E: Castro, Costina, Cerrone, Carolise, Chadwick, Steven, Chang,t,2t3,752.5D; Amazon.com Credit Services 55,227.26, Amber Mechanical Young, Lauren K; Zourlias Lauren 5,372.74; Schoology 16,466 67, Schurrng 6 Schunng 45,754.t 2; Schwurz, Hyunsoek Christine: Ciba, Kimberly A;Ciocci, Hedy J; Ciucci, Poter L Cockerill,Csntractsrs, Inc. t B8,356.00; American Drapery Cleaners A Flameprooters toc SALARY $60,000 -589,999 Eon 4,619.20 SCIRA 4 500 00, ScaB Byrne & Ce. Inc 43,545 DO; SELF Albrecht Kimberly S Alfaro, lorena, Allen. Jacquelyn M, Anderson, Julie E;Moagan: Coleman Derrick: Conway, Rita, Cooier,Auhley E;Cwnakalo. Dawn M;7,662 90; Amencan Electric Construction 72,207.00, American Evpresa Co 75,250.00, Sentinel Technalognea, Inc 24,395 35; Sharp Wear. Incf 5,6741: Apestolopoalos, Stefanos, Alvins, Uns, Ausoem Kevin JBaird, Benjamin,Davidssn, Nancee K; DeBacker Janet: Desloe, Alicia R; Diaz. Marna, Digate,4,737.24; Amenynae Financial Services 9,400.00: Anderson Pest Solutions Shoreline Electric Co. 64,098 00, Sin Flags Great America t 2,716 DO; Skyward Bartsch, Rebecca: Basses. Anne, Batzen. Kate E;Francise M; Dnnh, Saran'Domenick, Michael: Donner, Margaret C: Gostey,B,2D2 76; Apple Computer lecarporatod 970.133.32, Assured Healthcare Barthelmess, Diana J, 26,343.00, Shoe, Maayan 4,303 55, Spartan Tool LLC 10,365.50; Sf. Francis Bergmann, Constance, Berman. Brittany N, Bemgard,Mary C: Dugandzrc, Madlenu, Dutkiewicz, Margaret B:Doyle, Veronica A;Staffing, LLC 5,243.09; AT&T Mobility 7,675 2H: Auburn Supply Co i 4,673,9B; eennett, Tiffany C , Xavier School 4,335 00: St Jsseph School 2,533 DO, Stalker Sports Floors Boeckman, Stephen:Barkan, Samantba H;Eagen, Marsha Eckert, Melanie M' EJlonwsod, Sheila: Espn000, Andrea K:AVI Systemst5,B09.00: AvocaSciamIDnstnct37 32,083 40.Baker Jaime:Biederwoff,Knistre; 7,600.00: Standard Pipe 6 Supplyt 3,434 4f ,Stanton Mechanical Inc Kelly Bon, Bndge, CherrL,Brawn,Evans. Catherine R: Fadaln. Anna: Ewuoso, Isaac, Falduto, Dylan J: Fletcher-Demonstrative School 3,097 90, Barrow, Julia M 3,965 70: Bonefrthovantage Breidenbaugh. Apnl: Brennan-Diem, 30.681 00: Staples Advantage 9 222 92. State Disbursement Unit 7.641 36; Knstin: Brumer, Heather KCartoon, AleoandraCadran, Susan, Cater,Frye, Jessica, Flsrea, Funny del Carmen: Gaber, Patricia E: Galloway, Maeghan377 487 44; Best Buy Cu. Inc. 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ArlingtonLaureñ M Gebhardt George Searle 08-22-17 $275,000 2332 Eastview Dr, Des Plaines Estelle Aloisio Robert W Burns 08-22-17 $390,000 Heights 1551 E Touhy Ave. Des Plaines Mansoorali Lakhani &Shamim Glenmorangie LIC 08-11-17 $1,850,000 11 N Prindle Ave, Arlington Sean M Heber & Jennifer L HeberJames Smetana 08-21-17 $333.000 Lakhani Heights 6020 lincoln Ave, 8 405, Morton Yoon Jung Kwak Danny Shimon 08-18-17 $180,500 618W BurrOak Dr, Arlington Nicholas D Andersen & Ashlie Christopher Stahimann 08-22-17 $345.000 Grove Heights Andersen 7710 Dempster St. 8 404, Morton Maxwel David Perna Matthew Hautala 08-16-17 5205,000 138 S Pine Ave. Arlington Heightslouis P Panagopoulos A Kristen Kathleen Eul 08-16-17 $355.000 Grove A Panagopoulos 5804 Cleveland St, Morton Grove Lisa Gu Teresa Carcarne 08-17-17 5225,000 6 S Ridge Ave, Arlington Heights Ryan M Andrews & Katerina Samuel Carlson 08-21-17 $398000 Andrews 8340 Callie Ave, # 201, MortOn David R Upton A Jeranne B Upton Michael lseneg er 08-16-17 5250,000 Grove 215 S Gibbons Ave, Arlington Elizbeth M Kies GinaPetrillo 08-18-17 $400,000 Heights 9040 Marmora Ave, Morton Madeline A Vogler Betty L Rodriguvz 08.18-17 $262.000 Grove 911 E Valley Ln, Arlington Robert D Pecora & Terri M Kevin Edward Geist 08-17-17 $415,000 Heights Pecora 7906 Lake St, Morton Grove Muskean lqbal & Kamran Rias Real Equities In: 08-22-17 $315,000 2550 N Ridge Ave. Arlington Andrew M Coren A Amanda Diana A Serek 08-22-17 $425,000 9325 Luna Ave, Morton Grove Eroina Alaj PrimeReal Est liv Inc 08-18-17 $349,00O,, Heights Coren 10 Reba Ct, Morton Grove Alwin Abraham Jayesh Soni 08-18-17 5469,000 407 W Cedar St, Arlington James Mcquillan & Roslyn Michael Schermerhorn 08-16-17 $446.000 7041 W Touhy Ave, # 205, Niles John C Ford Kohler Trust 08-22-17 5213,500 Heights Mcquillan 7061 W Touhy Ave. # 208, Niles Joan Carter Saul Rodriguez 08-18-17 $215.000 1306 S Fernandez Ave. Arlington Arvin K Joshi & Shivani Shah Ralph Dziedzic 08-22-17 $494,000 Heights 8312 N Wisner St, Nues Elizabeth Carlson & Matthew P Mitchell J Grybcski 08-16-17 5295,000 Silverberg 526 S Belmont Ave. Arlington Peter S Gripper A Catherine PtakMatthew J Teich 08-16-17 $515,000 Heights Gripper 8513 W Bruce Dr, NOes Milvoje VIaskovic & Mihajlo Jragoje Tosic 08-21-17 5300000 Vlaskovic 615 S Dwyer Ave, Arlington Michael Kazecki & Renee M Leon Bolithon 08-17-17 $580,000 Heights Kazecki 8524 W Roseview Dr, Nues Kazimierz Bajan Marta Czerniejewski 08-18-17 5305,000 2214 N Dryden Ln, Arlington Juan Gonzalez A Maria C Firstfruits LIc 08-16-17 $589,000 7263 W Breen St, Niles Hermes Pourelias Janina Malec 08-22-17 5335,000 Heights Lasalvia Gonzalez 6909 W Dobson St, Niles Sheryl J Moore Amanoal Y Erenlia 08-17-17 5343.000 760 Weidner Rd. # 104, Buffalo Robert Rak Aaron Lang 08-18-17 $160,000 Grove 8919 N Wisner St, Niles Idwer Yokhanna & Maria laya Dragan Jovanovic 08-17-17 $540.000 350 E Dundee Rd. # 208, Buffalo Michael Silver & Bonny Silver Rosemary Hunt 08-18-17 $160,000 8341 W Madison Ct, Niles Gergana Ruseva-Ormanova & Carmen Muntean 08-22-17 $600,000 Grove Atanas B Ormanov 124 Morningside In W, Buffalo Han Du RobertSSeidler 09-19-17 $165,000 1025 S Delhia, Park Forest Claudia Vargas Mark H Gelula 08-18-17 $380,000 Grove 2600 Oakton St, # 8E, Park Ridge Radmila Ralevic Ayre D Lavchi 08-22-17 5125,000 420 Le Parc Cir, Buffalo Grove Odil Yakubov & Svetlana JenniferDiehl 09-15-17 $193,000 1921 W Touhy Ave, Park Ridge David Alvarez Leonard i Wojciechowski 08-18-17 $290.000 Dubovikova 1620 S Crescent Ave, Park Ridge Linda K Peterson & Joachim A Trisha Hoiub 08-18-17 5320,000 163 Lawn Ct, # 163, Buffalo Shi lin Patricia A Levine 09-19-17 $212,000 Barth Grove 1400 Grove Ave, Park Ridge Scott A Castellanos & Carla John C Pereira 08-18-17 5390,000 385 le Parc dr, Buffalo Grove Surajeet Dey A Mallika Ray James Jankowski 10-03-17 $222,000 Castellanos 09-20-17 37 Buckingham Ln, Buffalo Grove Woo Hyun Kim Thomas S Fung $225,000 2304 Edna Ave, Park Ridge Sombat Chit Arkhah & Tosaporn Grabowski Trust 08-18-17 5420,000 1018 Courtland Dr, Buffalo Grove Daniel B Flynn Eric Sapozhnikov 08-28-17 $241.500 Chti Arkhah 614 l,yon Ct. Buffalo Grove Arun Gopal & Vldyaasri Gu- TravisBorman 08-28-17 $244,000 907 S Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Kevin Hansen & Emily Hansen Michael J Saltarelli 08-21-17 5460,000 rusamy 18 N Seminary Ave, Park Ridge Derek Carter & Rebekah Carter Michael S Adams 08-18-17 $511.000 2526 live Oak Lo, Buffalo Grove Bhawesh Kumar RosalieAgrest 09-07-17 $260,000 500 N Western Ave, Park Ridge Sandra Petrella Joseph A Pinter 08-16-17 5525.000 1239 S Wellington Ct. # 1239. Balaji Vara Prasad Kancharla & Schulze 2016 frust 09-27-17 $260,000 1516 S Crescent Ave, Park Ridge James Guerin & Ashleigh G Marcus R Kunz 08-22-17 5533,000 Buffalo Grove Thilochana Prasad Kancharla Guerin 232 Selwyn Lo. Buffalo Grove Mahmoud Kasdi & Hebba Kasdi Wing Hung Tam 08-22-17 $264,500 1626 N Western Ave, Park Ridge Linda Ekendahl Joseph Calende 08-16-17 $535,000 1114 Franklin In, # 114, Buffalo Lyudmila Beryozkin Patricia M HeineTlustee 09-26-17 $265,000 1720 Canfield Rd, Park Ridge Oustin Davis & Carla Davis Michael E Thelen 08-11-17 $565,000 Grove 1515 S Cumberland Ave, Park Jonathan Kirsch & Denise Stanislawa Lelo 08-17-17 $580,000 1154 Bristol In, # 101, Buffalo Vinay Kasula & Kartheeka Dig Investment LIC 10-02-17 $269,000 Ridge Buckley Grove Byrichetti 809 Rowe Ave, Park Ridge Sefket Zhobe & Diamanta Zhobe 809 Rowe Inc 08-22-17 5640,500 47 Buckingham In, Buffalo GroveMahabir Hanuman Mohapatra &VictorVoronenko 09-26-17 $273,500 Jyoti Behera 1028 S Seminary Ave, Park RidgeAndrew A Mondzelewski & Promisor Relocation LIc 08-22-17 $650.000 Courtney A Mondzelewski 372 Park View Ter, # 1 3, Buffalo Felix Polishchuk Natalia Poltinnikov 08-17-17 $275,000 Grove 237 N Home Ave, Park Ridge David Olson & Jeanine Olson James V Inendino 08-18-17 5685,000 1076 Providence Ln, Buffalo Vikas Chikhalkar Preston Krauska 09-2117 $279,000 212 Elmore St, Park Ridge Marta Petryna & Viktar Ivanou Brian J Cloney 08-22-17 5703,000 Grove 1 120 S Rose Ave, Park Ridge WilliamJAslanides&AndreaG SusanM Vucich Trustee 08-18-17 5800.000 10 Linden Ave, Buffalo Grove Subbaraju Kosuri & Sireesha Michelle R Cacciatore Trustee 10-03-17 $287.000 Aslandes Rudraralu 103 N Hamlin Ave, Park Ridge Anita De Frank & Joseph S De 103 North Hamlir Ave Lic 08-17-17 5985,000 8904 Jody Ln, # lB. Des Plaines Ecaterina Tanase Kovacs Carol J Dunn 08-16- 17 $108,000 Frank 9332 LandIngs Lo, # 503, Des Ahmed Mahoud Maria T Reifsnyder 08-17- 17 Sl 18,000 Plaines This list Is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactIons. 640 Murray In, U 102. Des Laurentiu N Feraru & Carmen leslie Pauls 08-18-17 $132.000 Plaines Feraru Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 public-recordcom 24 CHICAGO RETH EATER

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Scott Phelps, founder and executive director of Citadel Theatre, and Doug- las Post, award-winning playwright, talked for several years about setting the 't classic Dickens tale about a miserly old man into a musical. It's finally done and ready to be seen by the world. Post's original musical, "Scrooge and the Ghostly Spiri ts' opened Nov. 17 at Citadel Theatre in Lake Forest as a testament to the lasting connection humans have to a man named Eben- ezer Scrooge, Phelps said. "It's universal to all of us," he said. "There's a reason why 'A Christmas Carol' is done as often as it is, because it speaks to a lot of people. Goodman does it every year. There are count- less numbers of'A Christ- mas Carol' productions in the Chicagniand area. We wanted a different take on it." And Post was the one to do it justice, he said. Indeed, Post's original plays and musicals have been pro- CITADEL THEATRE duced in New York, Chi- Luke Chlchester, 9, of Lake Forest, portrays Tiny Tim, and veteran Chicago actor Frank Farrell portrays Ebenezer Scrooge in the world premiere Scrooge cago and around the world, and the Ghostly Spirits" opening Friday at Citadel Theatre in Lake Forest. t and he has been commis- sioned to write screenplays The score has been ar- the world before we get to new task like this." turns in his life that dis- 'Scrooge and the for NBC and Warner Bros. ranged by Chuck Larkin for the end ofthe tunnel." He knew the answer was tanced him from his fellow A founding member of piano, violin and cello. Post said although he yes when, by the end of the man - made him hard. He Ghostly Spirits' Victory Gardens Play- "We just had our first knows many versions of the day, he had subconsciously lost the love ofhis life. His When: Through Dec.23 wrights Ensemble, Post said rehearsal two nights ago. I Dickens novella have been written most ofthe songs in sister dies. He becomes an Where: Citadel Theatre, Chicago actor Frank Farrell,was absolutely trans- created for stage, he has his head. island and separates him- who has portrayed Ebene- 300 S.Waukegan Road, ported;' Post said recently. never seen any of them, and Phelps, who is directing selffrom the rest of society Lake Forest zer Scrooge many times, "The players are great and that enabled him to "take the 18-member cast, said and mankind, and it's only Tickets:$20 met with Phelps and Post to the arrangements are this on and pretend nobody actors, except for Farrell, these three visits that brhg Information:847-735- talk about the creation of great." had ever adapted 'A Christ- are taking on multiple roles. him back from the abyss. 8554;cltadeltheatre.org the piece. The production has "a mas Carol' as a musical." Phelps said. "I can't say "Our society right now is "So, we made it happen," feel very strongly rooted in When I rewrote the enough about Doug Post looking into an abyss," said Post said. "There is no rock Victorian times;' he said. novella - a very short work, and how well the music fits Phelps, who lives in or pop or hip-hop in the adding, "True to its title, very concise and incredibly the story. We've got a great Grayslake. Reality televi- closer' Phelps said. "A story score. It is very much in- 'Scrooge and the Ghostly written - I put it aside and choreographer who has sion, tweeting and like Scrooge is good for us. spired by music of the 19th Spirits,' we lean into the was pondering on it, does created some wonderful technology are supposed to It reminds us ofour hu- century, but it also has a idea that this is essentially a this piece really need to be a dances. It's a story we all help with communication, manity" strong appeal toward the ghost story. Starting with musical? It's always the love with a take on it that's but often it doesn't, he said. American tradition of musi- the opening number, we try question we should ask new." 'Ido believe that theater SherylDeVore is a freelance cal theater." to lean into the darkness of ourselves before taking on a "Scrooge took a couple has the abilitytobringus reporerfor the News-Sun. 26- WHAT TO DO COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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For more Wonderland Express:The Garden for Apero Conversation:Join us for information and to make an appoint- Northbrook Tree Lighting Celebra- relaxed French conversation, facilitated ment, call Kathy Gaeding at CJE Sen- Wonderland Express, an armual holiday tion:Come celebrate the holiday sea- extravaganza featuring magnificent by native or fluent speakers. Pour your- iorLife, 773-508-1054. 9:30 am. Tues- son with your family in Northbrook at self a glass ofwine, tap a beer or choose day, Glenview Public Library, 1930 model trains, magical and glittering the Christmas Tree Lighting Celebra- indoor snow and meticulously crafted a fresh-brewed coffee. 7 p.m. Monday, Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 773- tion starting at 5 p.m. (tree lighting Cafe at Heinen's Grocery Store, 1020 508-1054 Chicago landmarks in miniature. Plus, occurs at 5:20 p.m.). There will be live see intricate ice carvings and hear beau- Waukegan Road, Glenview, free, 847- music by Bach to Rock, warm drinks 858-1274 WORD 2013 Styles, Tables and Im- tiful music from carolers. 10 a.m. Fri- and Sunset Food's Popcorn truck serv- day-Dec. 2, Chicago Botanic Garden, ages:Format your documents and ing free popcorn to families. 5 p.m. Knitting Roundtable:Expert knitter learn how to work with pictures and 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, $11 Saturday, The Village Presbyterian adult member; $13 adult non member; and library volunteer Ronnie Rund can clip art. Basic WORD skills are required, Church of Northbrook, 1300 Shermer help you solve knitting challenges, along with a Glenview Library card, $8 child member agns 3-12; $10 non Road, Northbrook, free, 847-272-0900 member child; children 2 and under answer knitting questions, or teach you when registering. Please register at how to get started knitting, as novices glenviewpl.org/register or by calling. 2 free; Tuesdays are half-price, 847-835- Sixteen Candles with 97Nine:8 p.m. 5440 are welcome! Bringyour current knit- p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library; Saturday, Joe's Live Rosemont, 5441 ting project(s) and needles. 1:30 p.m. 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Park Place, Rosemont, $8 Sensory FamIly Movie: "Cars 3": The Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, 847-729-7500 sensory-friendly screenings are for 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, children with special needs. The films Sunday, Nov. 26 847-965-4220 A Muse to Remember:Award-win- have quieter volume and turned-up ning poet Jim Reiss passed away sud- lights. 1p.m. Friday, Northbrook Public Nintendo Switch Open Sessions: denly last December. Jim was mentor to Library; 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, Santa on the North Pole Express: The staffis breaking out the Nintendo many, a cherished colleague and one of free, 847-272-6224 Hop on Skokie's North Pole Express Switch for open play sessions every the Library's Poet Within Series coor- (leaving from the Glenview Metra Sta- Monday in November and December dinators. Jim's memory; intellect, and tion) to the North Pole (also known as for grades 5-12. Drop in and play the creativity will be honored by a selection Saturday, Nov. 25 Fox Lake) and enjoy cookies and choco- newest releases on the Switch including of inspirational readings from his large late milk. Enjoy carols and chocolate "Mario Kart," "Arms," "Splatoon' "Su- body ofwork. Please register at glen- milk Santa gets on the train at the per Mario Odyssey" and "Pokken Tour- viewpl.org/register or by calling. 7 p.m. Holiday in the Park and Parade: North Pole and rides back with the kids. nament DX." 5 p.m. Monday, Morton Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Kicking off the holiday season with Advance registration required. 8:30 am. Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- their annual Holiday in the Park and and 12:30p.m. Sunday, Glenview Metra Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 7500 Parade - follow the parade down Glen- Station, 1100-1116 Depot St., Glenview, view Road from Our Lady of Perpetual $13 resident, $16 non resident Ballroom Dance Classes: A basic Movies, Munchies, and More: "Larry Help Church going west to Jackman ballroom dance class starts at 6:45 p.m. Crowne":Navy veteran Larry Crowne Park. Festivities in the park include a Barry's Broadway:All ages are wel- and an intermediate class is at 7:45 p.m. suddenly finds himselfunemployed and visit with Santa, hayrides, a train ride come as library favorite Barry Bradford, 6:45 p.m. Monday, Bernard Weinger enrolls in a community college in order for kids, carolers, cookies, hot chocolate accompanied by talented young per- JCC, 300 Revere Drive, Northbrook, to reinvent himselfbut soon falls for his and popcorn. 4 p.m. Saturday, Our Lady formers, shares a repertoire ofsome of $10 per person per class, 847-757-2227 public speaking teacher. 11:30 a.m. of Perpetual Help, 1775 Grove SL, Glen- his favorite Disney melodies from the Tuesday; Morton Grove Public Library, view, free, 847-724-0900 Great White Way. Please register at A Cuppa and Coloring:Adult coloring 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, glenviewpl.orgjregister or by calling. 2 books are everywhere with a great 847-965-4220 Just Peopie Dancing: Dance Class: p.m. Sunday, Glenview Public Library, variety ofdesigns, but how do you start: Instructor Janis Post teaches fun and 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, markers or colored pencils? What's the Current Events Club:Current Events easy classes that create a safe and 847-729-7500 difference between Crayola and Pris- friendly environment for participants Turn to Calendar, Page 27 WHAT TO DO COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Calendar,fromPage 26 The Holocaust In Film: "Pastor alities, and importance ofthe American their leadership. 9 a.m. Dec. 1 and 9 a.m. Hail":Based on the true story of Ger- Revolution spring to life with drama, Dec. 2, Glenview Public Library; 1930 Discussion Group is welcoming new man pastor Martin Niemoller ("they wit, and insight. Covered are the rea- Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- members and meets Tuesdays at the came for the Communists"), this British sons behind the decision to separate the 7500 Northbrook Park District Senior Center drama examines how the moral com- 13 colonies from England, to the bloody inside the Leisure Center. Drop by the pass of one man can steer the con- battles ofBunker Hill and Trenton, and Silver Screen Serles: "Anna Karen- Senior Center or call to learn more. i science of so many and the lengths that the endurance of troops fighting over a ma":Films from the "Golden Age of p.m. Tuesday, Northbrook Park District others will go to silence it. 1p.m. seven-year period, Ultimately, learn Cinema" and other famous favorites are Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave., Wednesday, North Shore Senior Center, how the Continental Army outlasted shown on the first Friday of every Northbrook, free, 847-291-2988 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 and outfought the British. 1 p.m. Nov. month. In the film 'Anna Karenina," a member; $15 nonmember, 847-784- 30, North Shore Senior Center, 161 married woman's affair with a dashing Wednesday, Nov. 29 6030 Northfield Road, Northfield, $35 mem- young officer has tragic results. This ber; $47 nonmember, 847-784-6030 film is not rated. 2 p.m. Dec. i, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Sew With a Friend:This is open to Thursday, Nov. 30 Tal Chi:Practice the ancient, healing Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 high school teens 14 and older and art ofTai Chi, which is the practice of adults. Participants are introduced to National Theatre Live: "Follies":It's controlled, relaxed body movements. Forensic Detectives: America's the Bernina sewing machines and 1971 in New York, and there's a party on Increase your understanding of the Fallen Heroes Identified:There are spend the evening threading them, the stage of the Weismann Theatre. mind-body connection, breathing tech- more than 1600 MIAr still unaccounted winding bobbins and sewing seams. Tomorrow, the iconic building will be niques, flexibility and all other healthy for from the Vietnam War. DNA testing Their new sewing skills are used to demolished. Thirty years after their benefits of Tal Chi. Wear loose clothing. can provide closure for the families by create a cute lined gift bag. Attendees final performance, the Follies girls 9 a.m. Nov. 30, North Shore Senior identifying their loved ones. In the early bring two coordinating fat quarters of gather to have a few drinks, sing a few Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, days ofthe Vietnam conflict, The story fabric and the rest is provided. Please songs and lie about themselves. 7 p.m. $75 member; $89 nonmember, 847-784- ofthe Unknown Vietnam Soldier is one register at glenviewpl.orgJregister or by Nov. 30, Josephine Louis Theater at 6030 filled with mystery; politics andin- calling. 6p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Northwestern University; 20 Arts Circle trigue. Was he truly unknown? i p.m. Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Drive, Evanston, $10-$20,847-491-7282 The Anti-Enlightenment: The Rise Dec. 1, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 ofthe Uninformed?:This workshop Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 mem- Northwestern UnIversity Chamber examines the animating ideas of The ber; $15 nonmember, 847-784-6030 Orchestra Concert:The orchestra European Enlightenment, in an effort to NalloWriMo Finale Write-In:This is performs Frederic Chopin's Piano Con- catalog the "dumbing down"ofAmeri- The Creation of "Wicked":"The the Finale Write-In, so come to the certo No. lin E Minor; Johannes Brah- can culture in our time. But you will Wizard of Oz" inspired Gregory library to finish your National Novel ms' Serenade No. lin D Major; and also find reason to believe that the gains Maguire's 1995 novel "Wicked," which Writing Month novel while enjoying Frank Bridge's "Sir Roger de Coverly" ofthe Enlightenment - reason, justice, imagined the life ofthe Wicked Witch snacks and the company of your fellow (Christmas Dance), an English and human improvement and the better ofthe West before Dorothy. And that scribes. 7p.m. Wednesday, Morton Scottish folk song dating back to 1922. society - are not lost. 10 a.m. Nov. 30, novel inspired Stephen Schwartz to Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Robert G. Hasty conducts the perform- North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- write the score for this successful musi- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ance, featuring pianist Tian Tang. 7:30 field Road, Northfield, $37 member; cal. 10 am. Dec. 1, North Shore Senior p.m. Nov. 30, Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, $51. nonmember, 847-784-6030 Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, Free Film: "You Can't Take lt With Northwestern University; 50 Arts Circle $12 member; $17 nonmember, 847-784- You": This 1938 film is directed by Drive, Evanston, $4-$6, 847-467-4000 6030 Frank Capra, and is about a man (James Friday, Dee. i Stewart) from a family of rich snobs Opera Lecture Serles - "Turandot" Women in Business Holiday Lunch- who becomes engaged to a woman by Giacomo Puccini:Hear about the Addison Tree Lighting Ceremony: eon:Join the Park Ridge Chamber for (Jean Arthur) from a good-natured but tales of intrigue, love and death from Join in the festive Addison tree lighting their Women In Business Networking decidedly eccentric family. 1 p.m. and the 2017/18 Lyric Opera of Chicago at the village hall - included are horse Holiday Luncheon. Guests enjoy a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Northbrook Pub- season. This is moderated by Opera drawn sleigh rides, Christmas carols by gourmet lunch, wine tasting provided lic Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Lovers Lecture Corp. Please register at local school children and visits with by EmilyWilderman of WineStyles brook, free, 847-272-6224 glenviewpl.orgjregister or by calling. 7 Santa Claus. The tree lighting ceremony Park Ridge and the opportunity to bring p.m. Nov. 30, Glenview Public Library; itselfwill take place at 8 pm. 5 p.m. Dec. a toy donation for the Toys for Tots "Scenes From Village Life" by Amos 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 1, Friendship Plaza, 1 Friendship Plaza, organization. Maine South Vocal Jazz Oz: Explore this unforgettable novel, 847-729-7500 Addison. free perform 1-1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Dec. 1, written in the formoflinked stories, Park Ridge Country Club, 636 North which reveals the light and darkness, Baby Signs for Birth to Age 3: Pre- JoliyOid St. Nicholas Concart:This Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $30 mem- the song and sadness, and the exterior readers learn sign language with their is an all ages concert by Elmhurst's bers; $35 walk-ins and prospective and interior of human life. 12:30 p.m. families through songs, new vocabulary authentic German choirs at Yorkfield members, 847-825-3121 Wednesday, North Shore Senior Center, and activities. Led by Jamie Stevens, Presbyterian Church with an appear- 161 Northfield Road, Northfleld, $24 ASL interpreter and certified Baby ance by St. Nick. 7 p.m. Dec. 1, Yorkfield Funding Feminism: Monled Women member; $32 nonmember, 847-784- Signs instructor. 10:30 a.m. Nov. 30, Presbyterian Church in Elmhurst, 1099 and Philanthropy:This history re- 6030 Glenview Public Library; 1930 Glenview S York St., Bensenville, free, 630-833- veals how wealthy women shaped the Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 1457 women's movement, funding the fight The Pastoral Symphony of Brahms: for the right to vote, higher education Symphony 02:This work glitters with CinemaSpeak Film Discussion: Living to Create, Creating to Live: for women, women's labor activism, gentle, yet majestic, inspirations of Watch at home or talk at the library. Welcome the holiday season with this and birth control. Author Joan Marie nature and is one of the hallmarks of Join us for a lively discussion of David engaging exhibit created by the artists Johnson, Ph.D, ofNorthwestern Uni- 19th century orchestral literature. Ex- Mamet's "House of Cards." 7:30 p.m. from The Arts ofLife, a local nonprofit versity explores the empowering ad- plore how Brahms used various struc- Nov.30, Northbrook Public Library, art studio with locations in Glenview vancement ofwomen's rights. Also, this tures to achieve the luminous effects in 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, and Chicago. The Arts of Life advances covers the tensions caused by inequality this music. 10 a.m. Wednesday, North 847-272-6224 the creative arts community by provid- in a movement for equality, issues that Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield ing artists with intellectual and devel- are relevant to women today. 4 p.m. Road, Northfield, $10 member; $15 The American Revolution:Barry opmental disabilities a collective space Dec. 1, The Woman's Exchange, 630 nonmember, 847-784-6030 Bradford makes the events, person- to expand their practice and strengthen Turn to Calendar, Page 29 AUCTIONS

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Calendar,fromPage 27 tion and fun. 2p.m. Dec. 2, Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, $20,847-441- brook, free, 847-272-6224 3406 Shabba-Teen Shabbat Experience: Those in ninth through twelfth grades Saturday, Dec. 2 hang out together from 10:30a.m. to There probablyisn't afemalevocalistworking today noonto discuss topics that are relevant whocan produce more luscious sounds, voluptuous n. Farmsld. Christmas:Experience what to them with Rabbi Ari Averbach and phrases or soaring crescendos.. a traditional holiday was like living on Matt Rissien, Director of Youth Activ- i. h the farm in the early 1900s. Enjoy a ities. The Dec. 2 topic: "#DoesGodBe- hayride, hot cocoa, kids crafts, Christmas lievelnYou.,.and do you believe in your- carols and the traditional sounds of the self???" All are welcome. 10:30 am. Dec. season provided by York High School. 2, Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Wal- Families can get their picture taken with ters Ave., Nortbbrook, free, 847-498- Santa for $7; time slots (2-5 p.m.) for 4100 photos can be secured; pay and make your appointment at the Deer Grove Havdaiiah, Dinner and a Movie: This Leisure Center by Friday, Dec. 1. Photos event takes place from 5:30-10 p.m. to "With only a grand piano andhiswits, the usually are available following the event on the hear discussion leader Reid Schultz maximalist singer's majestic melodies and soaring special events page. 2 p.m. Dec. 2, Fis- review the film, "The Kindergarten Teacher" (directed by Nadav Lapid, choruses are balanced by raw, confessional material." cher Farm, 16W680 Old Grande Ave., -The Guardian Bensenville, free, 630-834-3152 2014). Attendees watch the film and join together for dinner, movie snacks and Empty Bowls at Oakton:Choose your Havdallah. RSVP to Bernie at 847-498- favorite bowl from over 1,300 hand- 4100 ext. 46 or bbalbot@Jbe- crafted soup bowls made by local potters thshalomnb.org. 5:30 p.m. Dec. 2, Con- SALT CREEK BALLET'S for your to enjoy a simple lunch and hear gregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters live music. All proceeds go to six local Ave., Northhrook, $25 nonmember, THE NUTCRACKER food pantries. See a short video for more 847-498-4100 DECEMBER 16 & 17 details at http://vimeo.com/oakton/ SAT 1PM & 5PM I SUN 2PM emptybowls. 10:30 a.m. Dec. 2, Oakton Decades Rewind - Skokie:Decades Rewind is a national touring concert, Community College, 1600 E. Golf Road, An affordable holiday tradition Des Plaines, free, 847-635-1699 dance party and theatrical performance all wrapped up in one blockbuster show! peiformed in the grand Russian Northwestern Symphony Orchestra: Celebrate the hits ofthe '60s, '70s and style by Salt Creek Ballet with Holiday Concert:The Northwestern '80s from the most prominent decades in special guest soloists. University Symphony Orchestra pre- music history Disco, funk, rock and sents a concert featuring David Dia- Motown all take center stage in this mond's orchestral fantasy "The Enor- brand new theatrical concert featuring mous Room," Albert Roussel's Suite in F over 60 songs, 100 costume changes and Major and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's nostalgic video. From Aretha to Zep- DAVID BROZA "The Seasons." 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2, Pick- pelin, Decades Rewind will have you Staiger Concert Hall, Northwestern singing and dancing in the aisles. Join us & FRIENDS University 50 Arts Circle Drive, Ev- for a special edition show, which will anston, $5-$8, 847-467-4000 have holiday music from each decade of THU, DEC 28, 2017 AT 7:30PM music. Get in the holiday spirit and turn Get Hooked Crafts: Winter Card back time to the first time you hit play. The Israeli music superstar and peace advocate Making:Registration is required for this Show your children your life at their age highlights the full spectrum of his work with program to use layering techniques, - kids free with each adult ticket pur- this all-star band and special guest Ali Paris on stamps, paper punches and other fun chase, through box office. 7:30 p.m. Dec. the ancient 76-string zither, qanun. embellishments. Participants create fun 2, North Shore Center for the Perform- and unique greeting cards perfect for the ing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $45- holiday season. 10 a.m. Dec. 2, Morton $55, 847-673-6300 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Navigating Basic WWii Records:A fire at the National Personnel Records Holly Days:Kick off the holiday season Center in St. Louis in 1973 destroyed with a day of family activities, featuring approximately 80 percent ofthe Army, "A Side-Splitting winter MG farmer's market, dog sled Air Corps and National Guard records. Spectacular!' demo, ice sculptor demo, live reindeer, However, regardless ofservice branch, -Chicago Tribune entertainment, children's activities and many records exist to tell your soldier, crafts, holiday tractor rides, Santa (11:30 sailor or Marine's story. Learn how to a.m.-2 p.m.), tree sales, food and drink for research World War II records for any sale. 11a.m. Dec. 2, Harrer Park and Pool, branch of the military in this informative 6250 W Dempster St., Morton Grove, program, which is presented by Geneal- free, 847-965-1200 ogist Jennifer Holick. 11 am. Dec. 2, Wilmette Public Library, 1242 Wilmette Getting Excited About Science with Ave., Wilmette, free, 846-256-6935 NORTHSHORECENTER.ORG 847.673.6300 Steve Beliiveau:Enjoy this fast-paced science show that incorporates large props, music, humor, audience participa- Have anevelittosubmit? Goto www.ChicagoTribune.com/Calendar. network (íhiatoriniu e THERE'S A NEW JOB BOARD IN TOWN THAT MAKES HIRING EASIER THAN EVER Hire the best talent faster and for less with performance-based job posting that reaches qualified talentacrossthe web!

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- --senior Cam Stacy lingered on the field after Saturday night's 24-14 loss to Lin- coin-Way East in the Class 8A semifinals in Frankfort .) Stacywasintearsashe stood near midfield. He knew he would never wear a Maine South uniform again and hoped he could learn from the fifth-seeded Hawks' second lossthis season to the top-seeded Griffins. "T'm just letting it burn right now, so I can use it as motivation later in life," said Stacy a wide receiver/safety who also was a key contributor on the Hawks' Class 8A state championship team last season. Stacy added: "When they say football is family, they don't understand what Maine South is.I spend more time with Maine South football thanIdo with my own family.Ilove GARY MIDDENDORF/DAILY SOUTHTOWN these guys. They are my Maine South's John O'Sullivan avoids a sack against Lincoln-Way East in the Class8Asemifinals on Saturday ¡n Frankfort. brothers forlife. The coaches are like father fig-You're not going to win History looked likeitSkoronski was a starting ceiver Rory Hayes to gradu- rushing on 15 carries. ures to me?' them all, as much as youmight repeat itself Saturdayoffensive lineman all season ation. The Hawks did a better Maine South players and want to." as Maine South mounted aand began playing both But Stacy, a Park Ridgejob of getting Kokosioulis coaches lamented a night of On Saturday, the Hawksbig drive right before theways late in the campaign. resident who caught sixinto space in the rematch, missed opportunities. Butwere forced to overcomebreak. But after catching a Maine South's top fourpassesfor 80 yards onbut he was still below his they alsoreflected withearly adversity With just16-yard pass from seniordefensive linemen areSaturday, said he expects tousual production, finishing pride on a season in whichover one minute gone in thequarterback John O'Sulli-scheduled to return nextreturn as an alumnus nextwith 73 yards on 15 carries. the fairly inexperiencedgame, a 44-yard field-goalvan, Hawks junior receiver season, as is one startingseason and see the Hawks Kokosioulis, a Northern 11h- Hawks (li-2) reached theattempt by Maine SouthBobby Inserra was tackled linebacker and three of theright back among the topnois recruit, also had seven state semifinals. It was partjunior Aiden Carolan wasat the 3-yard line as timefour defensive backs whoteams in the state. catches for 31 yards in the of a two-year stretch inblocked and returned by theexpired. started most ofthe season. "Definitely' he said. "Wefinal game of his illustrious which the Hawks went 22-5 Griffins' Kwaku Appiah for "We came up a couple "We have a lot of thewere a young defense andhigh-school career. and won eight straight play-a 60-yard touchdown. yards short (on that play).defense returning,"saidguys stepped up. Everyoneu O'Sullivan completed 18- offs games before Saturday Maine South bouncedThat seemed like what it Skoronski,a Park Ridge knew what they were doing. of-40 passes for i6i yards, night back and had good fieldwas tonight: Everythingresident. "We're going to Everyone should be alright,with a touchdown and an "We had a target on ourposition for much of thewas just a little bit off," said push through. We're goingand the coaches will get on interception, though his re- back all year as the defend- first halt but the HawksDave Inserra, Bobby Inser- to make it (next year). Wethem (and coach them) likeceivers had some uncharac- ing state champs. The kids only found the end zonera's father. have a lot of great playersthey always do." teristic drops. Senior re- handled that pressure ex- once and trailed 14-6 at the However, the play ofand I think we have the best ceiver Anthony Bartell tremely well and gave us break. Hawks sophomore defen- coaching staff in the state." Notes caught a 9-yard touchdown everything they had," Last season on the samesive lineman Peter Skoron- The Hawks will have in the first half. Maine South coach Davefield, the Hawks used a late ski was one of many reasons more players to replace onU In the first game between Inserra said. "To go 22-5 (insecond-quarter drive tofor optimism about the fu- the offensive side of the ball,the teams thisseason,Dan Shalin is a freelance two seasons), win a state gain momentum in a 34-31ture. He recovered a fumble where they will lose Fotiswhich Lincoln-Way Eastreporterfor Pioneer Press. championship and get to awin over Lincoln-Way Easton Lincoln-Way East's first Kokosioulis, the program'swon a 28-26 on Sept. i in semifinal, you can't be upset in the Class 8A quarter- play from scrimmage. all-time leading rusher, Park Ridge, the Griffins held Twitter @PoneerPrs with that. That's awesome. finals. The 6-foot-4, 240-poundO'Sullivan, Stacy and re-Kokosioulis to just 15 yards SPORTS

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BRIAN OMAHONEWTHE BBACON-NEWS Maine South's Annika Wagner swims in the championship heat of the 200-yard individual medley on Saturday at New Trier in Winnetka. Maine South's Wagnerearns runner-upfinish BY DANIEL I. Doiwiiw Maine South coach Donthe state meet in the 100- "She has a lot of naturalished fifth in the 100-yardthe cut I wanted and I got Pioneer Press Kura acknowledged Wag- yard butterfly, but she wastalent, coupled with a lot ofbreaststroke with a time of! into the top six so I am ner has work to do to not tapered at the sectionalhard work both in and outminute, 3.50 seconds. pretty happy with that." Maine South sophomoreimprove her time in the 200 meet. of season, prepared her to This was Colburn's third Colburn credited her Annika Wagner enjoyed aIM, notably getting off to When thestate meetimprove on last year's fin-yearatthestatemeet, progress to changes in her second consecutive strongbetter starts with the but-arrived, Gruvberger wasish," Barber said. second year making it to thetraining, including a switch performance in the stateterfly and backstroke, theready. She placed fourth in Gruvberger, who swamsecond day and the firstto a gluten-free diet, and finals, placing second in thefirst two parts of the race. the 100 fly on Saturday inon three relays at state lastyear she made the champi- getting some help from 200-yard individual medley "It is a routine. We areWinnetka. year, now has visions ofonship final. Her time ofcoaches and teammates and then fifth in the 100trying to break it," Kura "I'm really glad I got towinning the title either in1:03.08 in the preliminaryboth at the high school and freestyle. said. experience it," Gruvberger 2018 or 2019. round on Fridayseta her club. Wagner establisheda Yet, Kura was thrilledsaid. "I didn't know where I "There will be a lot ofschool record, according to "I've had more competi- school record in the 2001Mwith the results Wagner has was going to be when Itough competition, butcoach John Sullivan. tion to race against, which with a time of 2 minutes, .84delivered in her freshmanstarted out. The goal thishopefully if all goes well," "She went out fightinghas helped me a lot," Col- seconds, in the preliminaryand sophomore seasons. year was to be in the top 12 Gruvberger said. and racing hard," Sullivan burn said. "Sorne of my high round on Friday and thenShe took fourth in both the so I'm really stoked to be in Gruvberger was a part ofsaid. "She is a great corn-school classmates are followed up with 2:01.30 on200 IM and the 500 free the top four." the Hinsdale Central teampetitor and she went afterswimming club with me so Saturday in the finals atlast year. Gruvberger established athat took seventh in theit. It was a good weekendthey help keep me stay New Trier's Winnetka cam- "She has been awesomeschool record with a time of200-medley relay in thefor her and it set agood tone focused on my bigger goals pus. for two years now," Kura55.43 seconds in the finalsfirst event of the day, com-for next year for her team- to get faster at the end of the "It feels really good. I'vesaid. "She swims with the at New Trier. ing in at 1:45.16. mates to see the work itseason instead of the been stuck at 2:03 for aright kind of mentality ev- "Ilike the challenge," She was also part of thetakes to compete at thesmaller meets in the sea- while soit feels good to getery day in practice and sheGruvberger said of the but-200 free relay, which tiedstate level." son?' out of that," Wagner said. brings it into meets." terfly."Obviously everyfor10th(1:36.78).Both Colburn, who is slated to Orall, Deerfield took Wagner started out Overall, Maine Southstroke is really hard, but Imarks established schoolswim at Miami (Ohio), ex- 25th with 14 points. slowly in the 200 IM finals,took 19th with 23 points. like the challenge of fly and records, Barber said. pressed satisfaction with but closed the gap in the (that's what) got me into it. the way her high school Daniel I. Dorfrnan is a free- freestyle, the final leg. She I just love the stroke." Deerfield career finished. lance reporter for Pioneer came up just short againstHinsdale Central Hinsdale Central coach "I'm very happy with the Press. Ema Rajic of Urbana's Uni- Hinsdale Central sopho- Bob Barber likes her corn- In the final high schoolway the team swam this versity High, who repeatedmore Anna Gruvberger was mitment and said she hasmeet of her career, Deer-weekend," she said. "I think Twitter@PioneerFress as state champion. seeded 32nd heading intotrained hard this seáson. field's Sydney Colburn fin-I did pretty well and I got 34 !

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Learn more about us at Qiiicaorituiuc COU NTRYFinancial.com/simplesteps SPORTS PIONEER PRESS BOYS BASKETBALL PREVIEW 35 CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH BY DAN SIUJJN Ralston, 301-179 in 17 sea-proceeds will bnefit Niles Pioneer Press sons at Grant and Geneva,North student organiza- . - spent the last nine as thetions like the Black Student Must-see: Nues North coach at Geneva. Ralston'sUnion. senior guard Damaria first Titans team returns on the rise: Maine Franklin.Vikings coach fiveregulars, including South returns five of its top Glenn Olson said he's sur- sophomore guard Domseven players from last prised Franklin is not get- Martinelli and juniorsyear's team that went 17-13 ti fing more attention from Jimmy McMahon, a guard, overall and 5-5 in confer- college programs. UAB and and Gavin Morse, a for-ence. Most notable is the Winthrop are among the ward. "We will play a stylereturn of Gardiner, a 6-7 Division I schools that have of basketball that we feelsenior who only played in shown interest, according will allow us to compete six games last winter before to Olson. The 6-foot-3, 195- with the teams in our con-tearing his ACL. Gardiner, pound Franidin isa fine ference and our sectional,"an inside-outside threat, is offensive rebounder who Ralston saidviaemail. complemented by 6-7 sen- averaged 17.5 points and 8.2 Wasielewski spent the lastior forward Grant Miller, rebounds as a junior for a two seasons as an assistant6-2 senior guard Michael Vikings team that went 21- at Stevenson, but was previ- George, 6-4 junior guard Fil 10 overall and 7-3 in the ouslythe coach at Elmwood Bulatovic and 6-1 junior Central Suburban South. Park(2010-13)andguard Essarn Hamwi. Olson said Franklin, a third- Waukegan (2013-15).Maine South coach Tony year varsity player, has not Wasielewski said it mightLavorato is expecting big always replicated his out- be a bit of a rebuilding yearthings from his team this standing high school per- for the Wolves, who figurewinter. "It's a veteran crew formances on the summer to be led by senior forwards and we can score from all AAU circuit."Itdoesn't Nick Zerbinopoulos and CJfive positions. I haven't had make sense to me that a kid Singleton."I'm going toa team that could do that who is so darn productive, borrow some of the betterbefore," Lavorato said. doesn't have more people things(stylistically)I've"We're long and I'm looking coming after him," Olson seen (whileat otherforward to some of the said."It'sjustthe way schools)," Wasielewski said things we have in place and things are: You have to have via email. "We're going tothe athleticism we're going a great July. But the good have to be flexible to adapt to have." news is, he's always played to all the different styles of nus and that After go- really well ft)r us, always play in the C SL." ing to holiday tournaments produced. I'd rather see a Making a difference: in Kentucky and South Car- guy who goes for 24 against Most of the Central Subur- olina in each of the last two a team that works all week ban South teams have been, years, Evanston will stay to stop him (in high school), or will be, engaged in corn- in-state to play in the 75th than a guy who can just put munity service projects. Ev- annual Centralia Holiday up big numbers on an AAU anston players volunteeredTournament, a 16-team team." Othersto watch: as road-course attendantsevent featuring teams from Spencer Boehm, New Trier; for the Ricky Byrdsong Me-Illinois, Tennessee and Mis- Ciaran Brayboy, New Trier; morial Race Against Hate, asouri.It runs from Dec. Dravon Clayborn, Nues 10K and 5K held in Ev-28-30. ... The Wíldkits fea- North; Lance Jones, Ev- anston in June. In earlytare four freshmen on their anston; Jaheim Holden, Ev- October, Glenbrook Southroster: Jaylin Gibson, Elijah anston; Tommy Gardiner, players participated in a Bull,Isaiah Holden and Maine South. walk for JDRF which wasRussell Peters. They are Save the date: Evanston formerly the Juvenile Dia-part of a group Ellis calls at New Trier, Jan. 12; New BPIAN O'MAHONEYIL.AKE COUNTY NEWS-SUN betes Research Foundation. one of the best incoming Ther at Evanston, Feb. 16. Nues North's Damaria Franklin puts up a shot against Libertyvulle at the Wheeling Wildcat New Trier players are look- classes in school history. The Wildkits, the three- Hardwood Classic on Dec.28, 2016. ing to collect 1,000 pounds Ellis said he's still trying to time defending conference of food for the school'sdetermine just how big a champions, have won eightlost Division I players Nojelvalry and it's a long-lastingTwo new coaches enter the annual canned food drive.role the freshmen will play in a row against the rivalEastern (Purdue) and Ely-rivalry," New Ther coachconference. At GlenbrookMaine South will host aon varsity this season. Trevians. But New Therjah Williams (FairleighScott Fricke said. "I enjoyed South, Phil Ralston replaces Toys for Tots game in De- Ralston has gotten two returns a nucleus that in-Dickinson), but Jones,when we played at (North-Ben Widner, who steppedcember, where fans will betransfers: junior guard Mac cludes the 6-8 Boehm andHolden and fellow juniorwestern's) Welsh-Ryandown, while Mike asked to donate toys. NilesHubbard from Loyola and 6-9 Brayboy - both areguard Ryan Bost all were Arena (until 2012-13). But I Wasielewski is in at NilesWest plans to host a breastsenior forward Dashka juniors and Division I pro-significant contributors onknow our gyms are two ofWest after Bob Williamscancer awarenessnight.Anard from Nues West. spects - along with seniorlast season's team that lostthe better gyms in the stateretired from the school and Niles North will co-host a guards Andrew Kirkpatrickin the Class 4A Chicagoand it's always a great at-took up a head coachingMartin Luther King Jr.Dan Shalin is a freelance and Matt Samuelson andStateSupersectional.mosphere in the gyms forand teaching position atWeekend Shootout with reporterfor Pioneer Press. 6-5 senior forward Griff"(New Trier versusEv- those games." BenedictineMilitaryDeerfield. The games on Ryan. Evanston may haveanston) is the natural ri- Beyond the box score:School in Savannah, Ga. Jan. 15 will be in Skokie and Twitter ,PioneerJ'ress 36 SPORTS PIONEER PRESS BOYS BASKETBALL PREVIEW CENTRAL SUBURBAN NORTH BY STEVE StDIN ends of the court creates Pioneer Press opportunities for the Gi- ants. I Must-see: Deerfield Making a difference: senior guard Alex Casieri.When Glenbrook North en- No one in the Central Sub- tertains Deerfield on Dec. L urban North scares oppos-15, the night will be about ing coaches more thanmore than basketball. That E Casieri. A varsity starter the evening will be part of the past two seasons, CasieriSpartans' ongoing effort to has made an impression onraise money for military Glenbrook North coachfamilies. Weber said it be- Dave Weber. "You can't stop gan when each player shot him," Weber said."His50 free throws in practice shooting beat us at the end and then went to friends, here and up at their place." family members and fellow Deerfield beat GlenbrookGlenbrook North students North 51-50 on Dec. 2, 2016, and asked for pledges based in Deerfield and the Warn-on how many shots they ors won 49-38 on Jan. 20 in made. Northbrook."It doesn't #ThrowbackThurs- matter what you do," High- day The last time Deerfield land Park coach Paul Harrishad a towering player on its said. "He stretches yourroster was the 2014-15 sea- defense." Both Harris and son and 6-foot-10 Jack Lieb Warriors coach Dan McK-was a senior. He's now a endrick point to Casieri'ssophomore at Lehigh. The work ethic as the reason for new Warriors big man is his success. Casieni said he 6-9 sophomore Brandon just likes being in the gym. Lieb, Jack Lieb's younger "T like spending time in thebrother. McKendnick said gym getting shots up orBrandon Lieb will play sig- getting friends to play pick- nificant minutes this sea- up,"Casierisaid.Otherson, adding height and players to watch this yearcomplementing Casieri, are Ziv Tal, Highland Park;senior guard Danny Siegel Kellen Witherell, Glenbrook and senior forward Zach North. Rothenberg. "He's a 6-9 Beyond the box score:sophomore and he's going While Vernon Hills is led byto get bigger," McKendrick returning seniorstarterssaid. "He has a very high Luke Perlin, Payton Fosterceiling. I'll be shocked if and Derrick Jones, a trio ofhe's not a Division I schol- other seniors - Avery Fos-arship athlete. He will be a ter, Max Lyle and Brandonvery big presence on the Froman - who know theircourt for us." Casieniis roles on the team are dem-thrilled to have Brandon onstrating quiet leadershipLieb as his teammate along to the underclassmen.with 6-7 junior Jackson "They are extremely coach-Kenyon and 6-5 junior MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS able and do whatever isDimitn Bousis."If theyDeerfield's Alex Casieri sinks a 3-pointer at Highland Park on Dec.16. 2016. asked of them7 Vernonreach their full potential it's Hills coach Matt McCartygoing to be a very special 2017-18. "We had a coupleseniors captains, will useyear including four startersber in his 23rd year as head said. "Our seniors are ayear," Casieri said. of overtime loses and closedifferent leadership tech-- Noah Shutan, Daniel coach and Harris in his 19th close group. They have On the rise: Vernongames to end up conferenceniques to motivate the Blue Michelon, Tal and Gussis. season at the helm and 26th shown they will play self-Hills finished 1-9 in leagueplay last year so we areDemons. Coach Dave GenisHarris said it is raretobe so overall. McKendnick is only less basketball." Avery Fos- play last season, but Mc-hoping the experience wesaid Durrani is more outgo-senior heavy but it createsin his sixth season leading ter is Payto* Foster's twin.Carty said the talent Perlin,have coming back gets using whilGilani takes astrong leadership through Deerfield, but the Warriors At Highland Parlç, seniorJones and Payton Fosterover the hump intightquieter approach and has athe ranks. ... Weber is pin- are going for their fifth Tyler Gussis does the littleshowed during thelastgames this year," McCartystrong work ethic. "Zainning much of the Spartans' consecutive league champi- things because of his disci- month of the season, oversaid. "The team has beenhas a strong voice on thehopes on Witherell, a 6-5 onship. pline and selflessness, Har- the summer and in prac-committed to getting betterteam and Kyle's leadershipsenior forward. Weber said ris said. "He's the guy whotices this season is encoux-each and every time theyis exemplified through hisWitherell's shootingis Steve Sadin is a freelance when the team needs himaging. Add Avery Foster,háve stepped into the gym."daily routines and practicestrong and he has shown reporterfor Pioneer Press. to do something big he will Lyle and Froman to the mix Oh Captain! My Cap-habits," Genis said. "flasbes of brilliance:' do it," Harris said. Gussis' and McCarty sees a strong-tain!: Zain Durrani and This and that. HighlandThe league has several Twitter @Pioneer_Press ability to rebound at bother conference season inKyle Gilani, Maine East'sPark returns 10 seniors thislong-tenured coaches. We- SPORTS PIONEER PRESS COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW 37 St. Joseph grad Rakocevic enjoying USClife Stevenson's Brunson, Smith gear up for another year BY BOB NG Pioneer Press Nick Rakocevic has no complaints about his life as a college basketball player. The 6-foot-11 Rakocevic, an inside-outside threat who usually comes off the STEVEN LEONARD bench, is trying to find his INDIANA ATHLETICS role for a USC team brim- Indiana freshman Justin ming with NBA prospectsSmith said he reached out and nationaltitleaspira-to former Stevenson team- fions. Rakocevic played inmates Jalen Brunson and every game last season, ay-Connor Cashaw to help him eraging 5.2 points and 3.7 adjust to college basketball. rebounds in 14.9 minutes per game. tenders." But the sophomore for- Rakocevic led St. Joseph ward and former St. Josephto a Class 3A state champi- standout rolled his ankle ononship and a fourth-place Nov. 13 during the Trojans' trophy in his final two prep win against North Dakotaseasons. His time on the State. Coach Andy EnfieldSerbian national team last said he would miss a few summer included games in days. Turkey and Greece. Plus, USC was among the "It was a great experi- schools implicatedin anence, played against some FBI inyestigation regardinggreat competition:' he said. corruption in NCAA men's"I'm super gladI could basketball.Last month,represent Serbia.Ihave Rakoceyic told Pioneerdual citizenship, so I was Press that USC was "obvi- thefirst American-born ously in a predicament" andplayer to play on the na- that he was "shocked" bytional team over there:' the findings. Nevertheless, he said he's Brunson living up happy in Los Angeles. He has checked every box, from to expectations warm weather to playing Former Stevensonstar big-time college basketball.point guard Jalen Brunson He also played with the is not slowing down. Serbian U20 National Team The Villanova junior ay- CHRIS CARLSON/AP in July. eraged 14.7 peints and 4.1 USC forward Nick Rakocevic (right) defends against Cal State Fullerton's Kyle AlIman on Nov. lo. The Trojans were 26-10 assists and shot 51.4 percent last season and opened thefrom the field last season as Villanova's media day. "ISmith makes collegiate game was theCashaw (Rice) for helping new campaign ranked No.the Wildcats followed up write a list of personal goals earliest freshman double- him adjust to playing heavy 10 by the Associated Press. their 2015-16 national titleon my wall every year. Mostquick impression double at Indiana since No- minutes as a college fresh- "The location is great inwith another Big East importantly, my No. i goal is at Indiana ah Vonleh in 2013. man. LA. I love LA:' Rakoceviccrown. to be the best captain I can "I stepped up and played "They told me to stay said. "It's never cold here for Brunson, a McDonald's be." Justin Smith quicklymy role and did what Ipatient and trust the proc- me. The weather is amaz- All-American, was voted Villanova coach Jayshowed Indiana fans whyneeded to do to get it done:'ess and have an open mind ing. The main reason I came the preseason Big East Play- wright said the nationalhe was a must-see player Smith said. and try to make an impact here was the coaching staff er of the Year and a member attention won't affect Brun- during his three varsity sea- Smith said he revampedany way you can," Smith "I definitely miss Chi- of the AP preseason All- son's game. sons at Stevenson. hisshooting mechanicssaid. cago,all my family and America Team. "He always finds inspira- The 6-foot-7 freshman over the summer to extend friends. I came here and saw Brunson said he isex- tion and motivation fromforward collected 16 pointshis range. He averaged 21.7Bob Narang is a freelance the progress in what Coachcited to become the go-toeverything that happens toand 12 rebounds in Indi- points and 10 rebounds forreporterfor Pioneer Press. Enfield was doing, and I player for the Wildcats. him," Wright said on mediaana's86-77 win againstStevenson last season arid knew in a few years that we "I have a lot of personalday. "It's a really unique Howard on Nov. 12. Smith's credited former teammates Twitter iWioneerJ'ress would be really top con-goals," Brunson said duringquality that he has." double-double in his second Brunson and Connor 38 SPORTS Prochaska ready for seniorseason atDePaul BY BOB NuiuG Boehm set for big Pioneer Press : season Before she played her first Harvard sophomore forward - college basketball game, LaurenJeannie Boehm needed no time Prochaska got to be a worldto adjust to college basketball last traveler with DePaul. season. The former Trinity guard Boehm, a 2016 New Trier spent morethan a week with hergraduate and McDonald's All- new Blue Demons teammates inAmerican, started all 30 games France in August 2014. NCAAfor the Crimson. She shot 45.9 regulations allow basketballpercent from the floor and aver- teams one international summeraged 7.2 points, 6.5 rebounds and tour every four years. 2.4 blocks per game. She helped "I had never been out of thethe Crimson assemble a 16-game country before, so the whole trip win streak, which tied a program was overwhelming from building record. chemistry throughout the trip, Boehm, a Winnetka resident, getting your feet wet in the watercalled the streak one of the with what college basketballhighlights of her freshman sea- games are like," said Prochaska, son. now a senior guard. "There was "It was really cool to walk into so much going on, and I had sogyms and be the underdog and many emotions. Looking back, itcome out with win after win," was one of the best experiencesBoehm. said. "I also got to travel that I've had." the country with my teammates The 5-foot-8 Prochaska, aand get a lot closer with all of three-time member of the Bigthem. The relationships I was East All-Academic Team, will aim able to build with my teammates to help the Blue Demons makewas also one of my favorite parts another deep NCAA Tournamentoflast year?' run under coach Doug Bruno. In her second year with USA As in her daysatTrinity,Basketball, Boehm took on a Prochaska's role is not putting upleadership role with the under-19 flashy numbers. Her career-highteam this summer. Now, her main is 12 points, which she scored ingoal is to lead the Crimson to the the NCAA Tournament lastIvy League title. March. She averaged 4.2 points, "We all still have a bitter feeling 1.9 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 33about falling short last year and games last season. are working so hard to make sure GIL TALBOT/HARVARD ATHLETICS Bruno said Prochaska is anthat doesn't happen again,"New Trier graduate Jeannie Boehm started all 30 games as a Harvard freshman, unsung star for the Blue Demons.Boehm said. "I want to do any- She was named a captain thisthing I can to make sure our team Illinois State, Talbot was thrustgave me the experience for thisimprove tremendously," Talbot season. is at our best heading into the Ivyinto a big roleearly in her season." said. "Laurenis a very valuableLeague season." freshman season due to injuries. Talbot admitted that dealing Have a suestion for College player for us," Bruno said. "She She played in all 31 games andwith the size and strength ofNotes? Email Sam Brief at helps the team in so many ways." Talbot shining at started 23, averaging 4.2 pointssome opposing post players [email protected]. "It's crazy how fast (my career) and 4.5 rebounds in 22.7 minutesdifficult. She spent the offseason has gone, for it seemed like I was Illinois State of action. preparing for a bigger role underBob Narang is afreelance reporter in high school the other day," Barrington graduate Megan "I did not think I was going to a new coaching staff. for Pioneer Press. Prochaska added. "DePaul hasTalbot exceeded her own expec-play so much or start 20-plus "I put in a lot of hours over the provided me so many opportuni- tations last season. games last season," Talbot said.summer andfallwith my Twitter @Pioneeri'ress ties. It's been quite the ride." Now a sophomore forward at "I'm really happy I did because itcoaches, and they helped me

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