© o NILES HERALD-SPECTATOR $1.50 Thursday, March 30, 2017 nilesIeraIdspectator.com GO 'Catalysts for PiWñge' I. Illinois Holocaust Museum named finalist for national award.Page 6 WFMT Guest conductor Bill McGlaughlin, host ofthe Exploring Music Show on WFMT Radio, is conduct- ing the next Park Ridge Civic Orchestra concert. Page 21 OPiNION Rationale for budget cuts doesn't hold up Columnist Paul Sassone expresses support for Meals on Wheels as a federal budget proposal offered by the Executive Branch to Congress threatens to take away some of the program's funding. Page 18 MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS Arielle Salomon of Evanston, granddaughter of Abram Salomon, is pictured in this May 2016 file photo viewing an exhibit at The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center. The museum was named as one of 30 finalists for the 2017 National Medal for Museum and Library Services award. SPORTS LIVING When no-call lists end in headaches _-.ç Help Squad columnist Cathy Cunningham . digs into unsolicited calls from real estate agents after removing property listings. Inside BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS Court of honor Introducing the 2016-17 Pioneer Press DAVID McNEw/GETTV All-Area basketball teams. Page 46 SHOUT OUT NILEs HERALD-SPECTATOR nilesheraldspectator.com Louis Kotvis, D69 STEM coach Jim Rotche, General Manager Louis Kotvis is in his firstyear on because that can mean the diffr- the job as Skokie/Morton Grove ence. Phil Junk, Suburban Editor School District 69's instructional Qt Pets? John Puterbaugh, Pioneer Press Editor: STEM (science, technology, engi- A: Unfortunately, we just put my 312-222-2337;
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