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NILES HERALD -SPECTATOR M Hoivw NILES HERALD -SPECTATOR M Hoivw. M Loc NEWS SINCE 1951. Thursday, October 9, 2014 nlles.suntimes.com A WRAPPORTS company I A CHICAGO SUNTIMES.nn pubhcation Critics scold 01St. 219 Taxpayers upset with partnership PAGE 12 t GO Northlight Theatre celebrates 40th PAGE 36 FOUR CHARGED WITH MURDER FOOD Four suspects are held without bail in the shooting of two Niles North studentsl PAGE 6 New beet recipes are golden PAGE 40 Nues Herald-Spectator I ©2014 Sun-Times Media All rights reserved I - MONEY SAVING DISCOUNTS! CALL ME FOR A NO-OBLIGATION FREE QUOTE. -. 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Because he was a juvenile, po- were said to know the victim or vic- The state's case includes alleged friend not only said he was not with McTague. "We will continue to lice said, he could only be held for tims. Although Avdic's address was evidence of calls and texts made her the whole night but that he left support our students during this 24 hours and the state's attorney listed as in Chicago, a law enforce- from Avdic's cell phone to the with the suspects and returned difficult time.
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