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1,::; Start Here AUGUST 6, 2009 * A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION * WWW.PIONEERLOCAL.COM * $200 THIS WEEK DIVERSIONS FUN IN THE SUN "A Perfect Gétaway" is featured in this week's Film Clips. SEE PAGE BZ FOOD A JULIA REVISITED Food experts recall an American food idol. SEE PAGE 25 r Ïnc - Mikayla Morales, 9, hula dances during Biday evening's concert at Oak Park in Nues. The HULA HOOTBarefoot Hawaiian provided the evening's entertainment. Page 5. (Brian O'Mahoney/Staff Photographer) andyouroptions. L1; rIL)lJhr ri1 .LSITI Ad&Q1l1.iI1ai1d S3111'I 1,::; Start here. S37fN .LSIQ ftI3'I7 3f 7(7d rØL,QDa t'Q3 T Fall classes begin August 24, 2009: zixJ.O1 J / J Apply and register online :Y!J' J www.oakton.edu Oakton De Plaines' Skokie' 847.635.1629 r CommUnhIyCo11eg CONTACT: Matt Schmitz, Assistant Managing Editor 2 www.ploneerlocal.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2009 PAGE 3 p: 708.524.4433e: [email protected] EMERGENCY RESPONSE Maybe beinga familybusiness explains why working withusfeels like family. None injured in tanker tip-over Fifteen homes Guided by a human touch for '154 years, Baird & Warner continues to be committed to evacuated after training and coaching, making sure our professionals are the very best ¡n the business. gas truck spills With all of our amazing selling tools, none is more amazing than our people. 1,500 galIons By TONY BERTUCA [email protected] Fifteen lsotìoes vete (ìVstC- urited at7 26131.MOflolily ti Nues after a tsnIccr truck .u. flipped on its side 050301 bcgin .4V.t''* leaking gasoline sit t!iin- I,I I tesseclion of jlusi-kutsi Av- enusu and Oakton Street. l'olice olnul fue oflicials sosid510oneW0ISinjused ;sncl that the spill was being cleaned. 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Monday fire of- Department, said Ove peo-turning from Oaktots to A gas tanker truck overturned Monday morning at the corner of Hartem and Oaken in Ni)es. Local firemen ficials sosid it would take pie sviso had been evacutat-i-Iarlem and all of a suolden and police were on the scene. (Tamara Bell/Staff Photographer) about tivo hours to clean the ed were staying oit the Nuesise started to tip over. Maybe spill properly and another Senior Centei iso took tise turn too fast?" engines and ambulances ingirlfriends, but I'm not"They said they didn't need NUes $239,900Skokie $219,000MortonGrove $199,000SchlllerPark $157,900 Evanston $109,000 two hours to offboad the "The Fire Department an- Lamai snsid village officials tise street. They svero isot.going to try to get out now to evacuate us, but tlsey told Clarsy. corner unii avail for mmcd croup; now decor tic Skokie buck tide enrrenoe ranch-perlent Italici home In Immaculate cond. brightObeeclilul JldII colorounir. 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"Until then, we Bud and Katlsy Nicisols, "We've lived here40years that svould have indicated aGrove, Des l'laini's, Skokie, geroUO, public safetyaOl- have some people stayingwho live nearby the ace i-and nothing like this hastruck flIpped over a half-Chicago ruai Oliate could ciels said. vith sis." dent, were outside takingever happened," Kathy block away. be obsei-vecl ois tine scelse as- our wuebsi Borkowsiui said a private Bennerata Lamaj said shePictu509 of tise overturned Nichols said."1vas going "1can't believe we didn'tsistingNibs. company Wcis being calledand isar two children \veretanker truck ousd iaatsy fire to go to breakfast with myhear anything," Ise said. Ce,,ziizaiit:pioizcerlocal.coiìi A 4IflWS www.pioneerlocal.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2009 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION www.pioneerlocal.com I5 LAST WEEK NILESFIERALD- VILLAGE BOARD TOP FIVE STORIES WEAREYOUR NILES SPECTATOR SERVING READERS SINCE 1951 Nues fares better than state in racial INDEX THIS WEEK BUSINESS profiling study herald-s p.ecta.to r 8 1-800 -ETHICS White Ihe president and the nation COMMUNITY CALENDAR 13 ,Ioe Annunzio have been the foi-cf-ont ofvillcmge bol- continue to discuss the thorny Issue CROSSWORD B20 'Et1 hotline' u! racial protiling, a report released ivoiking on the isotline po- itics since the Imriest of foi- isosal foi- several montiss mei Nues mayo- Niclsolas by the Illinois Department of Trans- OPINION 12 will be new tool portatien brings the matter closer to and tout it as a powerful Blase, and was colse) an in- story. Send ¡t in. BLOTTER Snapa photo. Tell a 6 hume by altering a detailed look at for would-be new mechanism for citizens cendiaiy issue during the police trallic stops io lllieois. Be a part of the Story and the storytelling? There are photos and stories wo want to publish in our new section, SHOWTIMES 83 to icport unethical behav- most recent ioeind of village io. and wrongdoing. elections. Yesar Hiles ftcrfad-Spectuter. But we need your help. E-moli Assistant Manalng Editor Matt SchmItz at [email protected]. SPORTS 31 whistle-blowers Full tank: Running Tise hotline mechanism "During my campaign to addiction fuels Park ceinonivi wilt include a phone num- become mayor one of the Assfstaot Manatnq EdItor-News By TONY BERTUCA ber, an e-mail address and things I asked foi- was that Ridge man Mail Schmitz 1100) 524 4433 ['muii: mochmiizVpionynriocsl corn [email protected] a RO. box where citizens we come acioss with a hot- RUNNING - Theres no may to know IT CAME FROM INSIDE THE Fac: 104Cl 40v 7495 may anonymously register line," Mayor Robert Callero ter sure, but ene estimate puts the Maocqlng EditorSports wends number o! ultramaratheners nich Maille (0471 4067401 The Nues Village Board complaints.
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