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' First Security Trust and Savings Bank Serving the community since 1957 ]1'tJ114 1" SIIHIIF'11\I..4I)S1I ( "A community bank for all your banking needs." $1.50 Thursday, May 21, 2015 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 4 DRIVE-IN LANES DRIVE-THRU ATM TRAVEL SERVICES LOBBY OPEN ON FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY A FULL (708) 4533131 SERVICE (773) 625-3300 KANK www.fstsb.com Recognizing service 7315 W. Grand Ave.Elmwood Park I block west of Harlem) World War II veteran from Niles honored on Armed Forces Day. Page 12 DEVONSHIRE PLAyHOUSE PHOTO Medieval mania Devonshire Playhouse takes on the wacky and winning musical comedy, "Monty Python's Spamalot" Page 34 SPORTS Moving on Several area athletes advance to girls track and field state meet Page 53 GOP STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS Congressman Bob Dold, left, speaks to Richard Vana, center, of Niles, and Vanas family during a May16 event to celebrate Armed Nic SUMMERS! Forces Day at Golf Mill Shopping Center, The day also included an armed services recruitment expo. 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Renewal Commission dur- The map unveiled at the ing its May 15 meeting. j . r 4 May 15 meeting contained The proposal to officially 21 neighborhoods largely divide Nues into neigh- defined by major streets. borhoods was originally it I The village's industrial area presented during the Jan. 7 was left unlabeled. meeting of the commis- Nilesresident Jason sion's Executive Commit- Trunco, who ran for the tee. Mayor Andrew Przy- Nues Park District board hylo described this as a way during this year's munici- to strengthen civic pride, pal election, said that, corn- and the committee sug- ing from New York, he saw gested that could lead to how neighborhoods could more community events. create strong regional iden- The map divides Niles tities, which could encour- into 21 residential neigh- age the creation of civic borhoods. Niles Communi- !Uk*W organizations. ty Development Coordina- Niles Chamber of Com- tor Ross Klicker explained merce and Industry Execu- they were named after his- . tiveDirectorKatie toric subdivisions and ma- 'V,.,. ;. .S '-. , ... '.. - D.' R.....'. *...... Schneider told the Pioneer -._ H. S .... , e .S. 4 _q......Q Jt Vn. P,, ... jor neighborhood institu- a W bIUiiIL_ t ru t.t*a JS Q'wocd Esa... Im«iM.fl SS VItP* OøwS S. ... Press she thought the con- tions. He said he hopes the cept had lots of potential. commission members will VILLAGE OF NILES GRAPHIC Having clearly defined consider the proposal and The map unveiled at the May15 meeting contained 21 neighborhoods largely defined by major streets. The village'sindus- neighborhoods, she said, try to get feedback from trial area was left unlabeled. would create strong corn- residents and businesses. munities. During the Jan. 7 meet- fined neighborhoods. Some At the time, Przybylo During the Jan. 11 meet-sions as the basis for neigh- ing, Klicker told the Execu- areas had names, but evensaid he thought the lack ofing, Klicker said the villageborhood names and bound-Igor Studenkov is a free- tive Committee that Nilesthen, the boundariesclearly defined neighbor-would use the names ofaries. lance reporter for Pioneer didn't have any clearly de-weren't always clear. hoods hurt the village. historical village subdivi- After the May 15 meet-Press. Nues logo togobefore the board BY IG0R STIJDENKOV buildings arching over the move caine in response to apotentialslogans:"Rules Pioneer Press village name writtenin recommendation from theRewritten,Stories Told" capital letters. Economic Developmentand "New Thinking, Next The Niles Board of Trust- The commission alsoCommission, which sug-Door." ees will vote on whether toconsidered a new villagegested rebranding was nec- Most of the commission adopt a new village logoslogan.
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