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"I'll admit I was a little Jackson read passages intimidated by the know!- from a book about health edge and the experience of care during a Sept. 28 class, other people in the class igniting an engaged discus- when I first came here' she sion with others in the room said about a literature class - all seated in an enclosed she initially took. "It was a rectangle so they could face real eye-opener. But then I each other. started speaking out more, He and 18 or so seniors in and I became more corn- the room are students - fortable." and teachers - at National She later co-coordinated Louis University's Lifelong a class on the films of Learning Institute, which is actresses Meryl Streep and based on what officials Judi Dench, and by the end, there call a "peer learning" she said, she learned so or "shared inquiry" model. MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS much more about these "I fell in love with this Seniors who are students at National Louis University's Lifelong Learning Institute in Skokie gather for a reception Sept. films because of shared (program) almost from Day 28to celebrate the beginning of a new year of peer-learning classes. learning in the class. One' said Jackson, a former Sondra Chester,77,of computer consultant who is in the program who come Lincolnwood, said she retired, like the majority offrom all over the area - as joined the Lifelong Learn- students. "I think it's thefar away as Hinsdale and ing Institute about eight unique way we all participa- Gurnee and as closeas years agu, and has never te ... we all learn from each Skokie and Morton Grove. wanted to stop. other." The program, for those "I love it," she said. 'As a There are no formalage 55 and older, moved senior citizen, it's a way of teachers, no standard cur- from Northwestern Uni- keeping your mind active. riculum, the seniors won'tversity in Evanston along It's a way of being with graduate or get any type ofwith National Louis Uni- other people so you're not certificate or diploma, andversity itself about a dozen isolated, because I live by instead of paying traditionalyears ago, officials said. myself. If Ididn't corne tuition, the classes are paid Class subjects this ses- here, I think I'd go stark for as part of a membershipsion range from readings raving nuts?' packet, according to infor-from The NewYorker to the Chester said she is taking mation on the university'sIsraelrelationship from four classes. website about the program. Truman to Obama, from Last month, seniors vis- Classes are offered Mon-prize-winning world litera- ited with each other during day through Friday, year-ture to Broadway musicals, a reception to welcome in round and cover a myriad offrom different film classes the new fall session at the topics - from politics to to Nixon and Kissinger. Lifelong Learning Institute. fine arts. Social activities, For the first time this One senior said the pro- including a book club, travel year, professional instruc-A class of seniors age 55 and older, pictured Thursday, Sept.28, 2017,discuss a newspapergram has provided her with opportunities and more, are tors were hired todigarticle during a discussion as part of the peer learning program. not only knowledge she also offered. deeper into some subjects, would never have received, A student or two is cho-but the seniors doing theirhas taken philosophy Schenider said she hasshe said she initially knewbut a social life she would sen as coordinator of theown teaching and learningclassesatthe Lifelonglearned quite a bit about little about. "It was a subjectnever have, as well. class and helps guide theremains at its core, Epstein- Learning Institute for 10philosophy during her that I wanted to learn more 'It's more than just stu- learning. Rosenthal said. years, she said. years,discussing grandabout," she said, "and now Idents learning" Epstein- Beth Epstein-Rosenthal, Skokie resident Reva "I'm a lifelong learner inquestions about life with have." Rosenthal said. "It's really a director of the LifelongSchneider, 79, a psychiatricthe first place. I need a lot oflike-mindedseniors. But Morton Grove seniorcommunity." Learning Institute,saidnurse and counselor whointellectualstimulation,"she has also made time toSharron Weiss, 69, a sec- there are about 400 peoplejust retired after 35 years, she said. take a class in opera, which ond-year studentatthe [email protected] NEWS 5 i

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To buy marijuana at Pioneer Press tions, according to terms ofthe dispensary, patients Access to a network of hospitals and leading specialists the state law. must first register with the The licensed medical PharmaCann's lease also state, according to Evanston Easy appointment scheduling on your smariphone, marijuana dispensary inexpires on Dec. 31, accord- Review reports. tablet or computer downtown Evanston askeding to city information on That process includes to to renew its rental agree-the lease. Dispensary offi- submitting fingerprints and Schedule an appointment today. We're here in the neighborhood. ment with the city for onecials asked to renew the a form signed by a physician year instead of three tolease for one-year instead ofcertifying the patient has accommodate uncertaintythe three years in the initial one ofthe dozens of qualify- in the state's medical canna- rental agreement. Thating conditions listed in the Nues bis program would mean the tenancyIllinois Compassionate Use 4NorthShoreUnIversity Iiealthsystem PharmaCann opened awould run to Dec. 31, 2018, of Medical Cannabis Pilot 6450 W. Touhy Avenue location in 2015 on theinstead of the same date in Program Act. Medical Group (847) 583-1000 ground floor of the city- 2020, all to allow for Phar- PharmaCann rents the Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, owned Maple self-park ga-maCann toevaluate thespace from the City of northshore.org/medicalgroup Pediatrics rage at 1804 Maple Ave. The state of the program afterEvanston for $84,000 per dispensary was permittedthe pilot project ends and year, according to terms of Immediate Care under the state's four-yearreact accordingly, officials the lease. Open seven days a week pilot program, which ends said. on Dec.31. The Illinois Evanstonaldermen [email protected] Compassionate Use ofunanimously approved the Twitter ®GenevieveBook Medical CannabisPilotrequest at their Sept. 25 6 NEWS Officer makes big play for trespasser Dips into pocket what the officer was doing that it made its own offer: to help teen get The $150 would go toward a gym membership two-year membership with a total value of $718, and BY MH ISAACS X-Sport Fitness would pick Pioneer Press up the rest ofthe cost. "We allwere flabber- A Chicago teen had beengasted here' Pritchett said. repeatedly warned about "I know X-Sport takes care sneaking onto the basket-ofour members, so after we ball court at a Skokie fitnessran a background check and facility, but one police offi- found out he had had no cer came up with an alter-othertrouble, we went native to arresting him forahead." criminal trespassing. Valenti and Pritchett said In late August, X-Sportthey later learned that the Fitness workers made goodboy, who attends a Chicago on a promise that policeschool, was an NBA hope- would be called in if they ful, a skilled player who had found the boy on the basket- received national attention ball court again. forhis on-court accom- "We had no choice but toplishments. contact police'saidX- Valenti said it's unusual Sport Operations Managerfor him to dip into his own Justin Pritchett. pocket in cases, but police He said only a day afterofficers perform good deeds being warned, the boy -every day without the pub- who lives just over thelicnecessarily knowing Skokie border in Chicago -about them. triedtosneak inyet "At the end of the day, it's again. not about gratitude," Valenti Pritchett said the teen-said. "Most of us took this ager - about age 15 -job to help people, not to would repeatedly walk pasthurt them. The job can be the front desk and onto thenegative. For the most part, court. At one point, he said,thejob is dealingwith good the boy hid in a bathroompeople having a very bad stall to try to elude fitness day so you're not seeing the MIKE ISAACSIPIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS center employees so hebest side of people." Justin Pritchett, operations manager of X-Sport Fitness center ¡n Skokie, called police in August because of repeated could play hoops with Valenti said the teenagerincidents of a boy sneaking onto a basketball court there. Pritchett said he was surprised when a Skokie officer offered to friends. was especially appreciative pay for the boy's membership to the fitness center. "He had had a member- after he initially didn't have ship, but his mother coulda positive view of police.parked on the wrong side ofplaying ball than being on not afford to pay foritThis made the teenagerthe street during a snow-the street and possibly get- anymore and it expired,"rethink his attitude aboutstorm. It had to be moved to ting into trouble' he said. Pritchettsaid."Allhepolice in general, which was the other side of the street X-Sport's offer to add to wanted to do was playanother positive about howfor plowing or the driverbis own generosity is an basketball." the officer addressed the would be subjected to a $35 example that "doing a good Skokie policeOfficersituation, the police officerticket, he said. thing can be contagious' Mario Valenti responded tosaid. Instead, Valenti said heValenti said. "I see that all the call for police that Au- "It seems like all that'sasked for the vehicle's keys, the time." gust day. What happenedrepresented (in the news) scraped about an inch of ice A spokesman for the next surprised everyone atwith police is the bad stuff off the vehicle and moved it Skokie Police Department X-Sport, Pritchett said. and it's a shame, becauseto the other side of thesaid it's important that the Valentioffered to paywhen I took this job 23 street. publicseesallof what $150 out of his own pocket, years ago, I didn't think "Nobody makes abig deal police do. asking fitness center work-everyone was going to hateout of that, but that stuff "The good stories are not ers how much membershipyou, which is sometimes thehappens all the time without there' said Officer Eric time that would buy for thefeeling you get as a police policeofficers' hesaid. Swaback. "People don't al- boy. officer," Valenti said. "That's not just me. That'sways know about them. The answer was three to Valenti said that duringall of us' Police do good things all the four months, and Pritchettmore than two decades on In the case ofthe teenagetimebut,unfortunately, called the corporate officethe Skokie force, he always basketballplayer,Valentipeople have no way to hear to report the situation, heremembers police trying tosaid there were many rea-about them." said. help people in need. sons to do a nice thing for Police Officer Mario Valenti helped pay for a teenage boy's According to Pritchett, Earlier in bis career, he the boy. [email protected] X-Sport Fitness membership renewal after the boy was corporate was so taken with said, a rabbi's minivan was "I'drather have him Twitter @SKReviewMike caught repeatedly sneaking onto the court there. NEWS 7

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BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press

As officials at Park Ridge- Nues School District 64 con- tinued to address improve- ments to thedistrict's schools,a Roosevelt Ele- mentary School teacher stressed the importance of security Nicole Azark, a fourth- grade teacher at Roosevelt School in Park Rid, told members of the disthct's school board during a spe- cial meeting on Oct 10 that she is "appalled" by the lack of security measures in the distiict. Azark addressed the board during the public comment portion of the meeting following a discus- sion about proposed im- provements to the school, including the installation of a secure vestibule, and a tour ofthe school. According todistrict LEE V. GAINES/PIONEER PRESS documents, administratorsA rendering presented at a special Park Ridge-Niles District 64 Board of Education meeting on Oct.10 illustrates proposed layout changes to Roosevelt have proposed completing School, including installing a secure vestibule and moving the school's main entrance. roughly $8.4 million worth ofmandated health life safe-shift in school layout would in the years since, Azark said Petricek said the installa- scheduled for Oct. 23 to givelan and two other neighbors ty improvements and re- separate student and parentit troubles her that Districttion of secure vestibules will school administrators theof the school also expressed pairs, critical infrastructureand visitor access to the64 has done little to boostgive staff the opportunity to authority to request bids forconcerns about traffic in the work and other capital proj- building per the proposed security. make a judgment call onthe planned summer 2018 area when parents are drop- ects next summer at Roose- design, visitors to the build- "Adults are still able towhether to allow a visitorconstruction work. Chiefping off and picking up velt,Carpenter, Lincoln, ingwill no longer passenter our buildings uniden- into the building. Once a School Business Official Lu- children. Franklin, Washington, Em-through student populatedtified and unaccompanied,"visitor is inside the mainann Kolstad urd the board 'People block our drive- erson and Jefferson schools. areas on their way to the she said. Roosevelt, she said, office, staff can then decide to give administrators theways; they have zero consid- Included in the total esti- main office. Bus dropoff and is particularly vulnerable towhether that person shouldauthority to go out to bideration for us....I've had mate is about $1.5 miijionpickup will also occur"anyone with the intentionbe allowed to enter thesooner rather thanlater. people tell me, 'too bad for earmarked forclassroomwithin the line ofsight of theof malice" given its proxim- school building, he said. Because of the heavy hurri-you so I've been in constant and main office relocation atschool's main office. ity to an "L" stop and the "The whole idea ofthat is cane season, she said, con-contact with our Police De- Roosevelt school. Referring to the secureexpressway. to see these people as they tractors are picldng up workpaftment,' she said. Board member Tom So- vestibule planned for Roose- Sotos said he previouslycome through and to make a Fast, and other school dis- Another Fairviewresi- tos requested the district'svelt, Azark said "I stronglywas under the impressionjudgment as you do withtricts have already gone outdent, Marge Gillespie, said architect,Chicago-basedurge the district and thethat the installation of se- everybody coming into your to bid for next year's con-she's also in fvor of the Studio GC, provide schoolboard to take this cmcialcure vestibules at each of the building of how do we feelstruction projects. changes proposed for the officials with an estimate forstep' district's schools would cost about this person entering Revenue generated from school, but worries the traf- the cost of the secure Azark told the board thatupwards of $20 million. our building," Petricek said.debt certificates will be used fic issue will be shifted from vestibule. Rick Petricek,in 1988 she was a student "Getting the information"You only gt that I believe,to pay for next summer's Fairview to Albion Avenue. principal at Studio GC, said inside a second-grade class-today, I've understood it not when you have the personconstructionprojects,ac- Board President Anthony during the Oct 10 meetingroom at Hubbard Woods to be $25 million of vestibule walk right up to you." cording todistrict docu-Borre]lisaidthedistrict that the vestibule accountsSchool, in Wmnetka, whenwork, but more so several Washington and Lincoln ments. would consider asking the for about $90,000 of theLaurie Dann entered themillions(of dollars) ofschools are each equipped Annette McMillan, a resi- Park Ridge Police Depart- estimated $1.5 million cost to building and opened fire onvestibule work and the other with a secure vestibule, anddent of adjacent Fairviewment to send more officers move the school's main en-students, which resulted intens of millions (of dollars)the only secure vestibuleAvenue and a parent of two to the area during periods of tranceto the comer ofthe death of 8-year-old Nickwere for upgrading theplanned for next year is theRoosevelt graduates,said dropoffand pickup. Prospect and Albion. Corwin. As the number ofschools, which have notone proposed for Roosevelt. she also approves of the According todistrictschool shootin through-really been upgraded since The board might take aplanned redesign, includingLee V Gaines is a freelance lipropos4 enaiou have mounted vote at the next meeting,M uvç1ule. McMil- reporterforPioneer Press. docu,ments, vpq ! . NEWS Neighbors continue fight against community garden

BY JENNIFER JOHNSON their backyards if they wantwould violate the 70-year- Park is a "done deal" munity garden is perfect for not going to benefit anyone Pioneer Press to grow vegetables." old land deed. In the meantime, the Park Park Ridge residents who do in the neighborhood," added Park Board President Jim Currently, North ParkDistrict's proposed 2018not have backyards orresident Dave Huber. Neighbors of Park Ridge's O'Brien told residents that aconsistslargelyof opencapital budget includesenough sunlightintheir O'Brien said he supports North Park continue to voice final decision on creating aspace and includes a small $75,000 set aside for "corn-yards, but who want to growthe idea of a community their opposition of a pro- community garden at Northplayground and walkngmunity gardens," a budgettheir own produce. garden. "Ijust think we need posed community gardenPark has not yet been made,path. No organized Park document shows. The capi- Nilesresident Danuta to study it a bit more, and we near their homes as addi-adding, "We've been looking District sports are played talbudgetstillrequires Kazrnierczak, who lives justneed to educate the public tional discussion on the le- atalternatives?' But Parkthere, officials have said. adoption by the park board south of North Park andon what it's going to be gulity of the garden is ex-District spokeswoman Mar- Thomas Hoffman, attor- and can change. spoke out against a cornmu-before everyone starts draw- pected at an upcoming parkgaret Holler said officials areney for the Park District, told The proposed garden atnity garden there on Oct 5,ing conclusions' he said. "I board meeting. not looking at other loca-the park board on Sept 21North Park could includesuested that people whothink some of us have a Seven residents appeared tions,leading O'Briento that he planned to research approximately 30 plots, each do not live within the Parkvision in our minds, but until before the Park Ridge Parkclarify his comments. the matter of the plat ofrented by a citizen for the Ridge Park District bounda-we see the kind of area it District board on Oct 5 to "We're not 100 percentsubdivision further. Hollergrowing season, Terly Wolf ries and paytaxes to the Park takes up in a park, it's hard to speak against the gardensure we can do it at Northsaid the Park District ex-director of buildings and Districtvillbe allowed tovisualize." concept at North Park, 1400Park, so if that becomes notpects additional informationgrounds, saidlast month. rent plots, though no deci- Supporters of a Park N. Western Ave. Some urgedan option, then we wouldfrom Hoffman during theThe proposal presented to sions have been made. Ridge community garden commissioners to look atlook at alternatives' O'Brien next regular board meeting,residents called for the gar- Park Ridge residentSylviasay the gardens have been othersites,likeProspecttold the Park Ridge Herald-which is scheduled for Octden to be located near theKazmierczak said she be-quite popular inother Park and Oakton Park Advocate. 19 at 7p.m. at Prospect Park,center ofthe park,just northlieved community gardenstowns. Neighboring Niles "I just don't understand At issue is the language of 733 N. Prospect Ave. ofthe playground. are largely created in areascreated its first community why you'd be looking at suçh North Park's 1947 plat of "Until we get that re- The idea of a Park Ridgewhere "food deserts" exist,garden this year and rented a beautiful park to tear upsubdivision, which desig-solved, we can't move for-community garden was cir- or in empty lots. out all 28 public plots, said just so people can comenated the land as a "publicward on anything" O'Brienculated by a committee of "North Park is definitelyAssistant Village Manager grow tomatoes," said Park- playground." Some neigh-said,explaining that hecitizens, said Cindy Grau, anot an empty lot,' she said. Hadley Skeffington-Vos. side Drive resident Grantbors say a community gar-didn't want residents whopark board commissioner "It's a very utilized park" Peterson. 'People in Parkden does not fit the defini-attended the Oct 5 meetingand committee member. "I think the frustration in [email protected] Ridge all have gardens intion of playground andthinking a garden at NorthSupporters have said a corn- our neighborhood is that it's Twitter @JenThbune

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But there waswere finally taken to the ßy MIIEISAAcs Category 4 hurricane, ac-little food there, she said,airport without assurances Pioneer Press cording to theNational and the hotel started ra-they would get on a plane, Oceanic and Atmospherictioningit. she said. After waiting in an Skokie Theatre owner Administration. It hit the "Eventually, the food be-outdoor courtyard for Wendy Kapian and her hus- U.S. territory after devas-came sparse and it becamehours under "blazing sun band looked foward to a tating the Caribbean island stale," Kaplan said. "I even- and no shade" and no water, "beach vacation" when nation of Dominica wheretually got sick from thethey were the the last peo- they visited Puerto Rico last it struck as a Category 5. food, and soI stopped pie who got seats on a plane month. Instead, though, Pictures taken by Kaplan eating it." to New York, Kaplan re- they ended up witnessing show the hotel and areas In the end, the couplecounted. firsthand the devastation of around it badly damaged bywere not able to return People in Puerto Rico are a Category 4 hurricane on WENDY KAPLAN PHOTOS the hurricane - walls andhome until the early morn-"so upset" by thelittle the island. Wendy Kaplan, owner of the Skokie Theatre, saw major ceilings in disrepair, treesingofSept. 29. attention from the United Kaplan said she has quite damage when she was in PuertoRicowhen Hurricane and light poles outside top- During their extendedStates, Kaplan said. That's a story to tell, which she Maria hit. pled over, workers gather-stay in Puerto Rico, Kaplanone reason she said she plans to do at a hurricane ing to plug large leaks. said she got a firsthand look decided it was important to relief fundraiser later thisMarriott Isla Verde Beachstrengthened into a hurri- The night before the hur- at the area. raise funds for the people month. Resort in San Juan - showscane and made its wayricane, the hotel moved the "I have never felt more there. "There were telephonea luxurious multistorytoward Puerto Rico. couple out oftheir seventh- like a prisoner in all my life," The Oct. 27 show will poles and trees down every-building surrounded by "It's hard to get nervous floor room because it facedKaplan said. "I can't beginfeature performances by where you looked," she palm trees. about something if youthe waterfront and wasto impress what it was likeChicago cabaret stars,a said. "The neighboring ho- The weather was nice forhave absolutely no ideavulnerable to great damage, to stand in our hotel roomraffle and filmfootage tel...closed down com- a few days, Kaplan said, but what to expect," she said. shesaid.Relocated twoand watch airplanes leaving showing the extent of the pletely. The real problemwhen reports circulated Alerted about the hurri- floorshigher, but awayand not being on them and destruction on the island. was there was a lack ofthat storm Maria could becane at 3 a.m. on Sept. 20from the water, they walkednot knowing how to get on Kaplan said her experi- information and a lack ofmore than a tropical storm,over a loud speaker, theup and down stairs becausethem and not knowingence continuestoaffect connectivity everywherethe couple tried to returncouple headed from theirtheelevators were notwhen we would get onher. on the island." home. hotel room to the lobby. working. them, if we would get on "It does something to Kaplan and her husband "Even at that pöint, there - "The hotel kept moving Even in the new room,thent". you to go through some- left for Puerto Rico Sept. 16 were no seats available onus from room to room tohowever, the bathroom Their ordeal in trying tothing like that," she said. on her birthday and hadany flights to leave," sheroom to room down in thestartedleaking, Kaplanget home included talking planned to return five days said. lobby area so that we could said. They moved fourto a woman claiming to be [email protected] later, she said. Pictures of Kaplan said she wasn't stay dry because everythingtimes at the hotel becausefrom the Puerto Rican Twitter @SKReviewMike their hotel - Courtyard bynervous as the stormwas starting to leak," Kap-water kept coming throughTourist Bureau, but that Developer wins approval for 36new townhouses

BY MHIsAAcs officials. "The applicant is provid- lot coverage is limited to 65and Economic Devel-eight lots to create seven Pioneer Press Village Trustee Ritaing 17 additionalon-site percent while Lexingtonopment Director Nancybuilding lots around each of Mmx said at the Sept.11 visitor parking spaces andwill be allowed up to 80Radzevich, the site oncethe town-house buildings The Morton Grove Vil-meeting that the projectwillconstructsixstreet percent, Czerwinski said. housed commercial and in- and a lot for common spaces lage Board recently gavewill move forward onceparking spaces on the south Creating new lots around dustrialfacilities, whichsuch as driveways and de- developerLexingtonpurchase of the propertyside of Capulina Avenue,each building necessitatedcreated some environmen- tention areas, under sub- Homes the go-ahead tofrom the village is corn-immediately north of the the waiver, he said, "howev-tal concerns. mitted plans. build a town-house devel- pleted. site," Czerwinski said. er the overall development The village demolished The Morton Grove Plan opment in the village. Under a project summa- According toprojectcomplies with the setbackstructures on the site andCommission this summer The 36 residences arery submitted by Village Ad- plans, the six spaces can be requirementsfor (towntested to make sure envi-recommended the devel- scheduled to be built atministrator Ralph Czerwin- used by all area residents houses)." ronmental contaminationopment. The project also Capulina and Ferris ave-ski, the development willand visitors, but will be Officialssaid the pro-was not a problem, she saidwent before Morton Grove's nues - just west of Mortoninclude seven buildingstime-restricted to discour-posed development also in-during an earlier hearing.Appearance Commission Grove Village Hall. containing the three dozenage all-day parking by Me- dudes 2,249 square feet ofThe villagereceiveda and Traffic Safety Commis- The board voted to ap- town houses. tra riders. property owned by the vil-stamp of approval from the sion and was reviewed by prove a planned unit devel- Each unit will occupy The board's planned unitlage. Made up of multipleIllinois Environmental Pro- staff from different depart- opment authorizing the1,800 to 2,000 square feetdevelopment approvalparcels, the property is an tection Agency and was able ments, according to offi- project, which will occupywith 2.5floors of livingcame with a special-useunimproved right of wayto solicit developers, she cials. two acres of property a space and a two-car garage, waiver. acquired over about foursaid. portion of which is ownedthe development plans Under villagecode,a years, they said. The project also calls for [email protected] by the village, according to show. development's maximum Accordingto Communitysubdividing the site into Twitter @SKReviewMike NEWS DurbinanswersIslamic school students' letter with in-person visit Students worried school's students aboutums in America currently their letter, which was spe- face, school officials said. about Muslims in cifically about thecrisis "Senator Durbin's visit to Myanmar, and herefacing Muslims inRo- MCC Academy showed our hingya, Myanmaz but alsostudents the power of their BY K'vit SENESE about violence against those voice as American Mus- Pioneer Press in the U.S. who practice the lims' said MCC Academy faith, according to a school Principal Habeeb Quadri. When students at a Mor-news release announcing"The fact that a United ton Grove Islamic schoolthe senator's visit. States senator cared to visit wrote letters recently to In the letter, the studentsthem and hear their con- Sen. Dick Durbin. D-111., he said they were grateful that cerns on issues they care responded in person, visit-Durbin seemed to showabout was a perfect lesson ing the school to talk face- compassion for those who in American democracy at to-face with the youngstershave been targets of such its best." about the concerns theyviolence, according to the Quadri and Morton expressed. release. Grove Mayor Dan DiMaria Durbin visited theMus- Durbin talked with thewere with the students um Community Centerstudents about violence in when Durbin visited. MUSUM COMMUNITY CENTER ACADEMY I Academy Oct 12 and talked Myanmar and other politi- Sen. Dick Durbin, D-III., center, addressed students at the Muslim Community Center to some of the elementary cal and cultural issues Mus- Kyra Senese is a free writer. Academy school in Morton Grove Oct.12 after they wrote hirn a letter expressing concerns.

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'Sardine Syndrome' epidemic could be coming to a restaurant near you view shows. My favorite is tables. Or, diners are a good thing, that diners "Check, Please!" on plunked at what looks like a make new friends, have WTrW. The show profiles fancy version of a picnic new experiences. and reviews three restau- table. Accidentally eating with rants in each episode. The This sardining of diners a stranger one time might, "regular people" who do forces them to eat with or might not, qualify as a the reviews are serious strangers. pleasant experience. PAul. SASSONE foodies who share a love of Diners may luck out and But that decision should When it comes to gas- good food, dislike eating be seated next to someone be the diner's, not a restau- tronomy, I live vicariously. with older people and with the wit and wisdom of rant owner whose motive No one could eat at all share the belief that sub- George Bernard Shaw. But for sardining may be to the restaurants in the sub- urbs are uncivilized bogs. they just as likely may be cram as many diners as urbs and Chicago. And What doesn't seem to seated next to a bore, a possible into a given space. there are some I wouldn't bother the reviewers is a drunk or a foul-mouthed Truly enjoyable dining RED HUBER f MCT want to eat at - too expen- general trend I have no- boor. requires space. Columnist Paul Sassone is no fan of restaurants that have sive, too far from home, for ticed at several restaurants Whoever they wind up There are three require- been afflicted with what he calls 'Sardine Syndrome" - instance. featured that is a tip-off to with, one thing is certain: ments this regular person omtrunal seating that forces diners to share their meals But, I like to know what's me not to go there. They did not choose their has when evaluating a with strangers. out there to discover It is what I call the "Sar- dining companion. The restaurant: quality othe restaurants I can afford or dine Syndrome." choice of who to eat with food, quality ofservice and diñers on I mentally No, thank you. get to and just generally to In these (usually pricey) has been taken away from quality ofspace - that is, cross that restaurant off my Check, please. be restaurant-literate. restaurants, diners are diners. room to relax, eat and con- list of possibles. I turn to TV, of course, seated along a wall with Restaurant owners will verse. Pay to suffer the Sardine Paul Sassone is a freelance and watch restaurant re- virtually no space between say that sardining diners is When I see sardined Syndrome? columnist. OPINION NILES HERALD-SPECTATORHow much trust should we have with college rankings? Advertisers: REACH ENGAGED s- HOLIDAY SHOPPERS... Emc Scovi' Quick question: Where is Saint Xavier University? No, the school in Cincin- Be a part of our nati with a basketball team that usually plays in the NCAA tournament is sim- HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDES ply called Xavier. But many ofyou prob- TERPENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ably know that Saint Xavier Saint Xavier university's campus in Chicago is pictured in a is located in Chicago. You December 2009 file photo. might have even seen the school's TV ads during MIT thrown in for a little career. Cubs and White Sox games. non-ivy flavor. That should be the pri- I bring up SXU because The list ofboth public mary reason any student it recently made a presti- and private higher learning chooses a school. It has to gious list detailing the top institutions went on for six be a good fit. U.S. colleges. That would pages. As I kept scanning I would hope that Saint normally be something past the first 100, 200 and Xavier administrators you'd want to shout from 300, I wondered what laughed after looking at this the rooftop of an academic schools might be at the list, instead offeeling disap- hail. bottom. pointed. But how and where the So, I flipped to the last The Wall Street Journal/ school is listed should page ofthe special section THE rankings does break really raise questions about and found the schools schools out into different fairness, as well as how listed at the very bottom. In distinctions and also high- much stock we should put a nine-way tie for 500th lights other small schools. Reserve your space now and receive an into lists like these in the place is ... yup ... Saint Xavi- But to say the rankings first place. er University. mean there are 499 plus Early Bird Discount The Wall Street Journal Tacking SXU on the end better colleges to attend and the Times Higher of a ginormous list of best than 5X0 is quite an elitist Education released its colleges, which features stretch. annual U.S. college rank- plenty ofother schools that Should you think a nurse ings report, including a big you've never heard of, is trained at one ofthe top front page photo on the kind oflike comparing a schools on the list is really Journal's Sept. 27 edition of local community hospital 500 times better than a a mansion-like university with the Mayo Clinic. nurse with a degree from hail adorned with tall white Treatments for condi- SXU? Ofcourse not. Contact Tony columns, large windows tions should pretty much Furthermore, no one and a castle-like front en- be the same at both medical should think schools at the trance with the headline, centers. The big difference bottom ofthe list are "bad" today to get started "Harvard Takes Top lion- is that one place has much because they're not ranked ors:' more resources than the close to mighty Harvard. Duh, big surprise there. other. There's a perfect-fit [email protected] The Wall Street Journal I personally don't know college out there for each and Times Higher Educa- of any Saint Xavier alumni, student who does their 847-383-0213 tion ranked more than 500 and I've never been to the homework to find the right colleges and universities SXU campus on the city's place to prep for their fu- based on key indicators in far South Side. But I'm ture. Regardless ofwhere it four focus areas - student willing to bet though that sits on some list, a ranking outcomes, engagement, the majority ofits students shouldn't discourage some- CHICAGO TRIBUNE environment and re- decided to enroll because one from thinking it is the sources. So, it's no wonder the school was the best fit best-fit school to meet their medio group that most ofthe schools at for what they wanted to career-growth needs. the top ofthe list are the study and the best fit for usual Ivy League suspects what they could afford as Eric Scott is a freelance - with Duke, Stanford and they prepare for a future calumnistfor Pioneer Press. OPINION 17

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Music that's sure to i BBB enchant kids arid grownups is on the program for the Park Ridge Civic Orches- Ira's Tricks & Treats at the I Mighty Organ Concert at 7 p.m. Oct. 25 at the Pickwick Theatre. That concert is the cli- JoinUi max of a fun-filled family celebration that begins at 5 p.m. in Hodges Park. That's where kids will trick-or- AND CELEBRATE THE TOP treat at Halloween displays, play games and listen to PARK RIDGE CIVIC ORCHESTRA storytellers from the Park The Park Ridge Civic Orchestra's annual family-friendly WORKPLACES OF CHICAGO Ridge Public Library. Then, concert, Tricks & Treats at the Mighty Organ, will include at 6:30 p.m., there will be a the "Harry Potter Suite" and pieces from Fantasia?' Being a part of this event will open doors for you, Halloween Parade to the Pickwick Theatre for the Park Ridge Civic Muenzer said. "Some ofit is help you celebrate Chicago & get you in the know with concert. for full orchestra but some "This is a tribute to the Orchestra's ofit is designed to help the the best places to work. first time we did the Hal- kids learn different instru- loween concert because it's Thcks & Treats ments and sections of the mostly the same music," at the Mighty orchestra For instance, said Music Director Victor there is one section that is Muenzer. The inaugural Orgm Concert just for horns. The funniest concert was five years ago. one is for contrabassoon Thursday, November 9 The program opens with When: 7 p.m.Oct.25 and harp?' "Toccata and Fugue in D Where:Pickwick Theatre,5 Actor Randy Steinmeyer minor" by Bach. Disney S. Prospect, Park Ridge, willagain serve as host of 6to 9P.M. included the piece in 'Pan- preceded by activities at5 the evening as he has since tasia." "We start the piece p.m. at Hodges Park,101 the beginning ofthe Hal- with the organ version and Courtland Ave. loween concerts. "I'm pre- then we slowly drift to the paring a script around the United Club at Soldier Field orchestral version," Muen- Tickets: $15adults;$5 songs that Vic has chosen zer said. "It's a very drama- children;$30family pass and Iwillbe singing a song 1410 South Museum Campus Dr, Chicago, IL 60605 tic rendering ofthis piece." (two adults and two chu- with the lovely Linden Thatwillbe followed by dren) Christ from 'Phantom of two other selections that Information: 847-692- the Opera," Steinmeyer also were included in "Fan- 7726;'www.parkridge said. That selection is "All I tasia," - "Night on Bald civicorchestra,org Ask of You?' Mountain" by Mussorgrky Soprano Christ per- Purchase tickets at and "The Sorcerer's Ap- formed at the Halloween prentice" by Dukas. "It's very popular music concert several years ago, )} topworkplaceschicago.com (( "All these pieces are and we usually have the singing selections from about ghostly underworld (middle school) music "Wicked." "I'm thrilled to $85 per ticket or table for $800 dark side themes' Muen- studeñts from (Park Ridge- be coming back and per- zer noted. "They're a lot of Niles School District 64) forming for the Park Ridge fun because even though play with us. It's a wonder- community under the they speak to these darker ful arrangement ofmany of baton ofVíctor and with themes, they're still very the tunes. The organ will the orchestra," Christ said. WINTRUST GENTLEMAN US Cellular family friendly." join us so itwillbe a very "It's a fabulous orchestra JACK-- The orchestrawillalso dramatic performance." and they are a joy to work perform selections from The program will also with. The Halloween con- Andrew Lloyd Webber's include the "Harry Potter cert, in particular, is a lot of "Phantom of the Opera." Symphonic Suite." "John fun because a lot of families proven RIVERS UBER (AArete "That's become a yearly Williams made this chil- are there and to share mu- favorite for our Halloween dren's suite ofa lot of the sic with them is a true program;' Muenzer said. music ofHarry Potter," treat." SectIon 2 a Love Essentially: Businesses in Chicago show I Houston some Thursday, O ' er 19,2017 love Page Ii

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Know any teen boys who do just enough to get by? Who have time for YouTube but not home- work or household chores? Who aren't in real trouble, just disengaged? An "opt out" teen is like a Chinese finger trap: the harder you push, the more he'll resist, says Adam Price, a psychologist with a prac- tice in the New York City/ New Jersey area, and au- thor of"He's Not Lazy EmpoweringYour Son to Believe in Himself" (Ster- ling, 2017). Parental con- cern that manifests as nag- ging does not help. Instead, start with understanding, which leads to productive interaction. Deep down, your opt-out is afraid of failure, exposure, PEOPLEIMAGES pressure and, most of all, Toimprove communication with your teenage son, zip it and listen, says one psychologist. the future, says Price, who writes the blog The Unmo- to talk," Price says. example or even attempt- very different and much may be fear offailure, but tells teens, "I think you tivated Teen on Psycholo- To affirm, try something ing to persuade with logic. more productive." For ex- your teen might also be a can't," but also gives them gyToday.com. Your teen like "It's great you said Remember, you want pro- ample, a teen might say, bit entitled, and you can do opportunities to say, "I deals with this stress by that," or "I know it's not ductive conversation and "You're always on my case. I something about this by think I won't," Price says. avoidance. Anxious parents easy for you to talk about eventual self-reliance. hate you!" Ifthe parent doing less for him. High Where possible, grant add to the stress by worry- this," or "I didn't realize Lecturing won't get you retorts, "Don't you talk to school today may be a your teen autonomy free- ing. which your teen sees as you had such deep feel- there. me like that.Youhave no pressure cooker, but teens dom to choose and then a lack offaith in his abilities,ings." You can show you Ifconversation still hits aidea how much I do for you, still have time to help experience consequences. and rescuing, which denies understand without agree- dead end, Price uses a how much I sacrifice for around the house. "They Ifyour teen chooses to stay him the chance to experi- method created by psychol-you, what it takes to keep a tell you they don't. But up late, he can't wake up in ence consequences. To reflect make a state- ogists Sylvie Naar-King and roof over our heads having responsibility is the morning "But if the To improve communica- ment that shows you get it. Mariann Suarez called you're offto the races that important. We treat them parent calls the teen in sick, tion, zip it and listen, Price Ifhe says he's failing his- Stop, Drop and Roll: no one can win. Instead, like theirjob is to get into there's no accountability." If says. Psychologists use the tory because the teacher is Stop and evaluate: Is start with "You do need to this great school, but doing the teen doesn't put his acronym EAR encourage a jerk, don't respond, "You your son escalating, blam- talk respectfully to me," chores is being part of the laundry in the bin, don't elaboration, affirm, reflect. still have to do well." In- ing, stonewalling? Then which sets a limit but household, part ofa team. pick it up. "Instead, let him To encourage, ask open- stead, try "What don't you drop your current ap- doesn't spiral into argu- It's an opportunity to not run out ofunderwear. Or ended questions. Instead of like about him?" and 'What proach, and roll with the ment. do too much for them," tell him, 'You have to do the saying, "Don't you want makes you think that?" resistance: Make a state- Teen boys want to do Price says. laundry now. I'll show you better grades?" try "How do This gives you a fighting ment that shows you get it, well but appear apathetic Make a list of everything how; you do it.' you feel about your current chance at getting to a solu- quit for now and try anoth- because they are afraid of you do for your teen, and "Becoming a no-rescue GPA?" If your son replies, tion: "How do you do betterer approach later. never measuring up and sO decide which you can parent means letting the "Fine," ask, "Can you tell mein a class where you hate Don't take your son's don't try. "Boys, especially, transfer to him. Parents world teach the lesson more about that?" or if the teacher?" expression ofteenage defi- think ifsomething doesn't don't need to schedule rather than you." appropriate, "VThat is it that Avoid conversation- ance personally. "Realize come easily, they're not sports or youth-group you hate about your history killers such as criticizing, you're the target of his good enough, not smart appointments, pack bags Cheryl Stritzel McCorthy is teacher?" advising, ordering, threat- frustration, not the cause," enough," Price says. "They for sports or vacations, or a freelancer. "Fight your urge to com- ening, minimizing his feel- Price says. "If you can do feel they have to be perfect."fill out forms. ment or advise. Get the kid ings, using yourself as an that, your response will be What looks like laziness Overparenting not only COVER STORY Paternity leave dIlemmas Gay dads face co-workers helped with career stability. So although clients. dads encounter challenges challenges amid "But you always want not faced by most straight more time, especially with a couples, many said the limited policies new little one at home' ability to parent at all has Tarosky said. been an unexpected gift. By AUson Bowen Beyond work leave, adop- Wright and his husband Chicago Tribune tion made finding a nanny were together for 15 years or a slot in day care tricky. before starting a family. When his first daughter "It's not like they can They waited, in part, to was born in 2009, Brent count on a nine-month Lead secure financial stability and wright, like many parents, time. They kind of wanted flexibility, but also because did not have paid paternity to know, 'When should we neither grew up with mod- leave. expect this child?' " Throsky eIs for gay parenthood. Unlike many parents, he recalled. 'And, ofcourse, we 'lt wasn't until we were and his spouse faced some couldn't tell them." together that long that we unique cha1lengs. Because Even the process of se- started to see that shift in both are men, neither par- curing paternity leave can societ3" he said. ent had access to a paid be delicate for gay dads. Paid time offwas key maternity leave policy ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Instead ofannouncing a when their second daugh- Because they adopted, their Shane, left, and Joe Mowery leave their daughter, Josslyn, with nanny Greta Bauza at their pregoanc they might tell ter, Noelle, was born in time away from the office Orland Park home. employers that they plan to 2012. When they said yes to began with travel to a become parents, but they're a proposed adoption, nearby city to meet the birth zation pushing for ex- adoption can also be expen- issues. "They may be think- not sure exactly when. In "Twenty-four hours later mother. panded paid leave. A June sive, leaving couples with ing. 'I'm not going to be here the case of adoption, ad- we were notified she had To make time for bond- report examined policies at less ability to sacrifice one for very long until I go onto vance notice is not always gone into labor." ing at home with their new 44 ofthe country's 1argst spouse's salary by staying the next home?" an option. With a surrogate, By then, working in a daughter, they cobbled employers and found the home. And dads with fam- The unpredictable nature they may need time to tray- newjob as the chief pro- together vacation and sick majority gave little or no ilies who do not support ofadoption can also compli- el. Professional conversa- gram officer at the Family days while Wright 51, nego- paid parental leave to dads them after they come out cate conversations with tions quickly become per- Equality Council, Wright tiated a leave of absence to and adoptive parents. This don't have a relative to call employers. sonal, and not all employers was able to combine the stay home with newborn makes the first weeks of on for child care help. Adam Tarosky, 35, and support gay employees. nongendered leave policy - Olivia. Scrambling to finagle parenthood for gay dads Without paid leave, Joe Trler Jeffrey, 33, became All these complexities are employees can take at least time with their daughter difficult - scrambling to and Shane Mowery rationed parents after a yearlong why Rosswood, 37, penned four paid weeks of parental complicated their entry into find time to settle in a new a year's worth of vacation process with potential the new book "The Ulti- leave within 12 months of a parenthood. son or daughter, securing days to take offtwo weeks adoptions that fell through mate Guide for Gay Dads: birth, adoption or foster "That was very stressful," and paying for child care. together when their daugh- for various reasons. EverythingYou Need to care placement - with Wright said. "The transition of parent-ter, Josslyn, was born "(Each time) we had to Know About LGBTQ Par- accrued vacation and sick Wright is not alone. The hood can look really, really through a surrogate in start thinking about and enting But Are (Mostly) time to take three paid federal Family and Medical different for these families," March 2016. But the Orland start saying to co-workers Afraid to AsIc" months. Leave Act guarantees eligi- said Abbie Goldberg, a Park couple's respective and sayingto families, During his own experi- This allowed him to stay ble workers up to 12 weeks psychology professor at careers - a metro president 'We're not sure where this is ence adopting 4-year-old with toddler Olivia and of job-protected, unpaid Clark University in Worces- for Deviy and a real estate going to go; " Jeffrey said. son Connor, born in Iowa ready their Andover, Mass., leave. But when it comes to ter, Mass., whose research attorney - didn'tjell well "You're thinking, 'Am I while they lived in Call- home while his husband paid paternity leave, just 14 includes adoption dynamics with stepping completely goingto have to drop every- fornia, he and his husband traveled to Pennsylvania for percent of civilian workers and transitions to parent- away. thing?" encountered challenges not the birth and to await adop- had access to paid family hood for same-sex couples. "We were both in a situa- Whentheygotthe call typically covered in basic tion paperwork A week leave in 2016, according to "The policies that we're tion where there wasn't about a baby almost due, it parenting manuals - secur- later, all met in a Philadel- Pew Research Center. seeing that are still in place backup' said Joe Mowers was March 4 oflast year. ingbirth certificates, pre- plia hotel to welcome the In contrast, nearly every continue to be gendered, 39. "I was basically sitting at Their son, Owen, was born paringtravel documents, newest member of their member of the European and that's really problemat- my computer all day long March10. what to tell airport security family - without the stress Union provides at least 14 ic." with her at my lap." "Wejoke that we were guards wondering why two ofjuling vacation days or weeks of paid maternity Beyond access to paid Limited paternity leave pregnant for six days' Jeff- men are traveling with a fielding work demands. leave, according to the Insti- leave, gay dads face chal- especially burdens gay dads rey said. newborn who doesn't look ":It was like a huge, huge tute for Women's Policy lenges straight couples adopting older children, The Washington, D.C., like them. pressure off my shoulders' Research, and 84 countries don't, said Kenneth Matos, who have an acute need for couple traveled toTulsa, Despite these unique Wright said. "The bonding offer some paid leave to who researches work-life acclimation and bonding. OUa., where they stayed for obstacles, Rosswood said, piece ofit is so important, fathers. issues and is vice president "There's trust issues, or weeks while the adoption many gay dads arrive at and you really don't want to Limited leave policies at consulting firm Life someone's been hopping was finalized. Tarosky, a parenthood incredibly shortchange it?' disproportionately impact Meets Work. Often, dads around from foster home to federal attorney, used saved- prepared. They often have gay dads and adoptive par- adopt, which can include foster home," said Eric up sick and vacation days. waited years to become abowen®chicagotribune.com ents, argues Paid Leave for travel and an unpre4iable Rosswood, an author and Jeffrey a real estate agent, fathers, saving money for rwitter @byaIisonboweti the United States, an organi- timeline. 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By Cathy M. Rosenthal These collars allow for gentle yet prove your dog's tolerance, it also Tribune Content Agency effective, corrections during can be very stressful and exhaust- reactive situations. Always, re- ing ifevery walk results in multi- Q: My wife and I rescued an move these collars after walking ple reactions. You want your dog adorable little white munchkin or training your dog. to have a success each time he a few years ago. I was going to Blocking his vision is a good walks. So, walk at less busy times foster him, but that changed idea. When another dog and ofthe day until your dog's reac- after 10 minutes in our home. owner approaches, cross to the tivity improves. Charlie was ours. He's a great other side ofthe street, then stop, companion, but he gets a little pull your dog behind you, ask him I am writing in response whacked out when we are to sit, and shorten your hold on to the woman a few weeks ago walking and another dog the leash so he can't move from whose cat died "in God's time- comes into view or barks be- this position. Stand in front of line," and she was grateful she hind a fence. I'm sure he's just your dog and face the passing didn't have to euthanize her protecting me, but we'd like dog. Use your body to block your cat. I had to make the decision him tobe better behaved. My dog's view ofthe other dog. This twice in the last 20 years, and wife watches dog shows, and lets your dog know "you got this' swore I would never do it again we've tried new collars and which often settles most dogs. either. But I missed having a getting between the distractionWhen the other dog passes, re- dog and the friendship, love and Charlie.Doyou have any sume your walk. andloyaltythat comes with it. ideas that may help? - Mike, Next, train your dog to "look at So, I made the decision two DAMEDEESO/ISTOCK Kingsburg Cali me." Ifyou watch obedient dogs, years ago to start fostering Plan yourwalksbased on your dog's training success. Exposure to other they are always looking at their dogs. I am up to No. 36 and dogs and people can improve your dog's tolerance. A: Walking a dog-reactive dog owners for instructions, which have never been happier. Each can be challenging, but you can helps reduce reactivity around puppy or dog that has come to help your munchkin learn better other dogs. Using a clicker, say me is now living a great life in a for it. - Lisa G., Beilmore, N.Y. a are helping (see letter above). ways to behave. I know you have your dog's name and when he forever home where they are fosterfor 011iesAngels Animal Thanks for sharing how you tried a few things, but let's try makes eye contact, "click" and loved and well cared for. Rescue turned your griefinto life-saving combining some techniques. "treat." Start training your dog Every rescue needs fosters. work, and for suesting others First, walk your dog on a six- with no distractions. Build on that Without foster families, rescue Thanks for sharing your story give it a try. foot nylon leash. Tie two knots on success by training him around groups cannot pull from shel- Fostering dogs - and cats - is a the leash, two feet from each end. some distractions (like a dog ters, where many wonderful great way to help companion Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime These knots will give you places behind a fence). Finally, continue dogs end up being euthanized animals and save lives. It's a great animal advocate, author, col- to hold onto the leash (more training your dog whenever a dog simply because there's no volunteer opportunity for fam- umnist andpet expert who has control) without it slipping approaches, knowing you can go home for them. The best part ilies who aren't ready for a 10 to more than 25years in the animal through your fingers. back to blocking his vision, if offostering dogs is I am getting 15-year commitment and for welfarefield. Sendyourpet ques- Next, use a Martindale collar needed. new dogs and puppies all the people who want to help animals, dons, stories and tips to that prevents escapes, or, a Gentle Finally, plan your walks based time. We all need to leave the but need a little more flexibility in cathy®petpundit.com. Please Leader, Haltie or other type of on his training success and reac- world a better place and do their lives. includeyour name, city, and state. head collar that prevents pulling, tivity levels. While exposure to what we can. I choose to save Occasionally, people who fos- You canfollow her ®cathym depending on your concern. other dogs and people can im- dogs and I'm a better person ter even adopt the animals they rosenthal.

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Book recommendations Inspiration not a how-to from the Biblioracle JohnWarner tel/s you what to read next McPhee's 'Draft based on the last five booksyou've read. No. 4' an illuminating "Shadow Divers: The True Adventure view of writing of Two Americans Who Risked Every- thing to Solve One of the Last Mysteries By John Warner of World War li"by Robert Kurson ChicagoTribune "Life and Death in the Andes: On the Trail of Bandits, Heroes, and Revolution- I used to worry I wasn't a genius. aries"by Kim MacQuarrie That didn't come out right I'm not "LIllian Boxfish Takes a Walk"by Kath- saying that I now know myseifto be a leen Rooney genius, where before I was in doubt, "RIver of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's because the opposite is true: My non- Darkest Journey"by Candice Millard genius status has been well-established "EligIble"by Curtis Sittenfeld for quite some time. -PattK.,Third Lake I was worried that I didn't have what was required to become a writer. When For Part, a novel with a bit of history: Col- the experience of reading a book over- um McCann's"Let the Great World SpIn!' wheims you, it feels as though it must be 1. "The Things They Carried"by Tim the product ofgenius or magic or some O'Brien other mystical, unknowable force. Even as a youngster, I was, of course, aware ofthe "genius is 90 percent per- spiration, 10 percent inspiration" nos- trum, but that's the kind ofthing non- "DInner at the Center of the Earth" by geniuses would say. Nathan Englander Time has shown me, though, that "Killers of the Flower Moon: The when it comes to books, the perspira- Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI" tion/inspiration formula is indeed true. by David Grann The finished product is produced by "Lincoln in the Bardo"by George Saun- furiously churning effort, involving not ders just the author but others as well. I tell "The Road"by Cormac McCarthy students this, but I can often tell they're -GaryM.,BuffaloGrove not ready to believe. Fortunately, I can point to John Mc- If Gary hasn't yet read Elizabeth Strout's Phee's new book, "Draft No. 4: On the "Olive Kltterldge'he's in for a very power- WritingProcess," for proofthat achiev- ful reading experience. ing genius is a process rooted in curi- "idyll Fears"by Stephanie Gayle osity and lubricated with elbow grease. YOLANDA WHITMAN PHOTO "Less"by Andrew Sean Greer At 86, McPhee remains one of our great- John McPhee, now86,joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in the1960s. est narrative nonfiction writers, having joined The New Yorker as a staff writer "sma1 detonations of knowledge," different approaches, each a puzzle that in the 1960s. He has reliably produced which "Draft No. 4" reveals are aided by he both created and solved himself Zadie Smith McPhee brings considerable clarity to "SwIng Time" by books that are both brilliant and idiosyn-obsessive note-taking and a customized "The City of Palaces"by Michael Nava the profound sense of doubt that simul- cratic, including "Levels of the Game;' a word processing program that is used by "The Underground Railroad"by Colson profile of tennis players Arthur only a handful of people. taneously drives writing and threatens to derail it. Knowingthere's something Whitehead Ashe and Clark Graebner that I am not a fan of writers - Kim D., Evanston simultaneously explores sport, who lament about how hard to say but doubting one's ability to say it writing is, not because it isn't is a constant battle; it is greatly reassur- friendship and race in Ameri- Lorrie Moore's"A Gate at the Stairs" ca. true, but because "hard" is a ing that someone as accomplished as McPhee faces the same strules. should have the Combination of humor and Mypersonal favorite Mc- terribly imprecise word to depth of character that Kim seems to be If someone asked me what it takes to Phee books are on subjects for describe what is difficult about drawn to. whichIwould've thought I writing. It also fails to capture become a writer, lam tempted to tell had no interest, like "Oranges," that the hard parts of writing them to learn to think and act like Mc- which tells you everything you are the aspects that also bring Phee, but this would be wrong. could imagine it's possible to the most pleasure. The trick is learn to think and act know about the little round If anyone needs to know as genuine version of oneself Let fruit, and "La Place de la Con- what it's like to write,Ican "Draft No. 4" serve as inspiration, not a Get a reading from corde Suisse," which finds McPhee simply point to "Draft No.4" and Mc- how-to. the Biblioracle! Phee's descriptions of searching for the embedded with the Swiss Army. Send a list of the last five books you've read (Yes, they really do use those little I proper structure or opening points to John Warner is the author of "Tough Day his projects. Structure, especially, is an for the Army." to [email protected]. Write knives.) 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Businesses in Chicago show Houston some love INTHEWAKEOF JeffKarninsky's re- transport everything at no lationships with his Hous- cost. Accurate Perforating ton-based clients go way and Nailor also each do- beyond business. Kaniin- nated money to purchase AHURRICANE sky, the national sales additional furniture and manager for Chicago- appliances that went be- based Accurate Perforating yond what was donated. YOUR DOLLARSARE & Metal Fabricating, said JACKIE PILOSSOPH "Ican't imagine the that in the nine years he Love Essentially emotional toll, let alone the has been calling on his financial toll the loss took business associates who work for Houa- on these people," Kaminsky said. HARD ATWORK ton's Nailor Industries, an HVAC manu- "Ifthe furniture and appliances simply facturing company, many have become his lift spirits and provide a little comfort, it's dear friends. all worth the efforts. Ifwe can get people So when Kaminsky heard Hurricane offthe floor and help restore a sense of Harvey displaced more than 30 families dignity; that alone can make a difference. from Nailor, he said he felt awful. The trucks were scheduled to head for "I was texting some ofthem throughout Houston last week. the weekend, asking if they "I no longer feel help- were OK and how their less. I feel energized that families were, and they The things I've done something started sending me pictures productive instead of 1! ofthe devastation' said people do in the sitting around watching Kaminsky, a Northbrook wake of others' the news and saying, 'Oh, father ofthree. "These are what a shame,' " said people who have come needs are truly Kaminsky here to visit me and "I tell my kids, 'When brought their kids. I felt remarkable. you see something in the completely helpless." world, even though it's far The helpless feeling triggered Kamin- away, you have to ask yourselfifthere is sky to make some phone calls to find out anythingyou can do. Figure out your how he could help. strengths and use them In this case, it "i was ready to gt in my car and g was my network and the relationships I there, but found out they really weren't have." looking for that kind of help:' said Kamin- Kaminsky's story was beyond inspiring sky; who also is a volunteer for the North- because it made me realize that despite brook Community Emergency Response this horrendous disaster, what these busi- Team, an organization that trains commu- nesses did is just one of countless selfless nity members in basic disaster response acts that the city ofHouston has probably skills. seen from people all over the world. And, I "I was thinking, Maybe I'll do a fund- truly believe the acts won't stop until the raiser: but thenIhad another idea." city is back on its feet. One of Kaminsky's contacts at Nailor Ibelieve that on the lining of every had told him the families were in need of tragedy sits a display oflove that could be bedding, furniture and appliances, that larger than the tragedy itself. The things people who were relocated were sleeping people do in the wake ofothers' needs are Even a small donation can make a big difference on the floor, and that the local stores were truly remarkable. depleted of inventory. When I hear stories ofcompassion and SupportHurricaneRelief org So, Kaminsky began networking. He philanthropy (like Kaminsky's), it is over- reached out to executives he knows at whelmingly emotional because it verifies Darvin Furniture, Abt and J&M Trans- that both faith and hope are ever present portation, hoping they would donate in our world. In the face of devastation, furniture, appliances and resources to people bond together, they protect one help his friends. another, and they shine the light of love in The response was overwhelmingly each other's hearts. positive, according to Kaminsky Darvin In other words, the tragedy ends, but Furniture co-owner Marty Darvin offered love goes on forever. to help, donating an entire truckload of Said Kaminsky; "I didn't do this alone. ! (fLiicajoribtint furnishings. Alone we are nothing, but together we can The Abt family donated another trans- really make a difference?' port filled with appliances from the store. And J&M Transportation, in conjunc- Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist for tion with Accurate Perforating, offered to Chicago Tribune Media Group. ' . :' .1 '! HEALTH t'

ASK THE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Recent hepatitis A outbreak Use medication, not dog's 1devastates city's homeless slobber, to treat athlete's foot By Dr. Robert Ashley By Joe Graedon Ask The Doctors and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate Dear Doctor I'm fainil- iar with hepatitis C's Q: It's been 10 years connection to death, but since I have had any hepatitis A? I had no idea athlete's foot problem. that could be lethal, and I've always wondered now I'm reading about a why, especially since my nwnber of deaths in San husband gets severe Diego. I thought anyone athlete's foot pretty could get hepatitis A. frequently. After reading your Dear Reader: You're website, I think I have right, anyone can get hepa- my answer. Ten years RAY KACHATORIAN/THE IMAGE BANK titis A. That's what makes GREGORY BULL/AP ago, I got my little Chi- the current outbreak A man passes behind a sign warning of an upcoming huahua Zena, and six Dogs' mouths carry bacteria that can cause infection. alarming but only if you street cleaning in San Diego. Many of the hepatitis A years ago Zoey, another don't know how, or are cases occurred in the homeless population, which lacks Chihuahua,joined us. tive antifungal medica- sauce to your meals. If you unable, to protect yourself: proper sanitation facilities, leading the city to clean many They love licking my tions, we suggest you not don't, you might want to First, some background: of the streets with bleach. feet, and I find it sooth- rely on your pooch but take cayenne pepper pills. Hepatitis A occurs in about rather on your pharmacy 1.4 million people world- tion facilities, leading the liver failure and death. Also, Obviously, my hus- for effective athlete's foot I am going in for wide each year; in the city to clean many of the people over the age of 50 band has not shared in treatment. simultaneous knee re- United States, only about streets with bleach and to have greater difficulty the relaxing experience placements soon. I had to 1,200 to 2,500 people are provide portable hand- recovering from hepatitis ofhaving two small dogs Q: What's the best wayfind something to stop infected per year, primarily washing stations in areas A, leading to dehydration, lick his feet. So being the to introduce capsaicin to my nighttime trips to the in sporadic outbreaks. frequented by the home- other infections and death. wonderful wife and part-my diet? I chopped up a bathroom so I don't fall. The virus is released in less. Good public sanitation, lier that I am, I can't waithabanero pepper, and Your idea of eating the stool of infected people, Once ingested, the hepa- handwashing and vaccina- to show my loving hus- that was not a good idea raisins seems to be work- and from there it can move titis A virus moves into the tion for hepatitis A can band this article. at all. ¡ng. I eat 10 in the morn- to their hands. It's resistant bloodstream and then into prevent infection. Children I think this would I'm interested in the ¡ng and 10 at night, and to detergents, high temper- the liver. There, it replicates now routinely get vacci- work best as a preven- fact that it may help with I've slept better than I ature and solvents. Fre- in the liver, causing the nated for hepatitis A, which the measure and not to blood pressure issues. I have in years. quent handwashing can immune system to attack has decreased the inci- cure a severe outbreak. currently take lisinopril. A. We have heard from a reduce the risk of transmis- the infected cells. This, in dence ofhepatitis A not A: Nearly 20 years ago Would cayenne pepper surprising number of read- sion, but some of the virus turn, leads to massive liver only in children, but also in we received a letter from a pills help? ers that eating raisins in can linger. A significant inflammation. S the general population. reader about his uncle: A: You really started the evening can reduce factor in hepatitis A trans- hortly after infection, People with chronic hepati- "When my uncle came with the big gun. Habanerobathroom trips at night. mission is that a person can patients experience nausea, tis B or C should also be home in the evenings, he peppers are among the We have no idea why this transfer the virus to others fever, fatigue, poor appetite vaccinated against hepatitis would remove his shoes hottest available. We as- might work. evenbefore he or she and stomach pain. A few Ato reduce their risk of and socks, and put his feet sume that the one you tried You can read more shows symptoms. In areas days later, 40 to 70 percent death should they become on a hassock while reading was just too hot to handle, about this and other reme- of poor sanitation, hepatitis ofpatients will have a yel- infected, as should homo- the paper. The dog always either for your taste buds dies for nocturia (excessive A can easily be transferred lowish discoloration of the sexual men and IV drug went to him immediately or your fingers, or both. nighttime urination) in our among the population. This skin and severe itching For users. and licked his feet all over, There is increasing brand-new "Guide to Fa- is why the disease is so the majority, this is as bad Incidents such as the one especially between the research showing that vorite Home Remedies." prevalent in developing as it gets, and symptoms in San Diego highlight the toes. After about three capsaicin improves endo- Access to this online re- countries. Hepatitis A also improve after two weeks. need to be vigilant against months, he noticed that thelial function, a fancy source can be purchased at can be transferred via con- In fact, 85 percent of pa- the disease. the athlete's foot, which way of saying it increases www.peoplespbarinacy taminated foods, like shell- tients will have full recov- had plagued him for most blood vessel flexibility .com. fish, that have come in ely within two to three Dr. RobertAshleyis an ofhis adult life, had gone (Open Heart, June 17, Some people report that contact with the virus. months, and nearly 100 internist and assistant pro- away!" 2015). That can lower beets also are helpful for San Diego's hepatitis A percent have full recovery fessor ofmedicine at the We warned readers not blood pressure. reducing urination at outbreak is blamed on poor at six months. University ofCalifornía, Los to allow dogs to lick skin In addition, its action on night That may be because sanitary conditions, with In contrast, hepatitis C Angeles. with open wounds. That's a transient receptor poten- compounds in beets help related contamination of and sometimes hepatitis B because dogs carry bacter- tini channel, TRPV1, re- relax smooth muscle. food sources. This has led cause a chronic low-grade Send your questions to ja in their mouths that duces inflammation in the to more than 400 cases infection that can lead to askthedoctors@mednet could cause infection. We lining ofthe blood vessels In their column, Joe and since November 2016; 16 cirrhosis of the liver and .ucla.edu, or write:Ask the also have been scolded by a (Atherosclerosis, May Teresa Graedon answer have been fatal. Many of liver cancer. For people Doctors, c/o Media Rela- vet tech who said that 2017). lettersfrom readers. Send these cases have occurred who already have chronic tiens, UCLA Health, 924 licking people's feet could Ifyou enjoy the taste of questions to them via in the homeless population, hepatitis C or B, hepatitis A West-wood Blvd., Suite 350, make the dog sick. hot chile peppers, you www.pcoplespharrnacy which lacks proper sanita- can more readily lead to Los Angeles, CA, 90095. Because there are effec- could add salsa or hot .com. HOME & GARDEN Fallís time for planting, eating berries Diverse and delicious, and so simple to grow

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Does a fresh-picked raspberry taste better early in the morning when it's still cool from the night air, or at noon, after it's been warmed by the sun? That's debatable. But there's no argument that few foods are as delectable as raspberries picked at their peak of ripeness, when they're so fragile that they can't be shipped in good condition further than arm's length. Blackberries, currants and gooseberries are equally delec- table, and they're all borne on plants compact enough to grow at home in the vegetable or flower garden. Blueberries are handsome landscape plants - the highbush varieties as stand-alone shrubs, the lowbush as creeping ground- cover plants. In addition to having delicious and diverse flavors, berries are remarkably easy to grow. Pest problems are rare ifthe plants have a good site and regular prun- LEE REICH/AP ¡ng. Berries are the quintessential summer fruit, but if you choose appropriate varieties, they can go on to yield their delectable bounty into fall. Blackberries and raspberries, collectively called bramble fruits, you eventually prune away. All gooseberries, currants and blue- grow best bathing in full sunlight that's needed each winter is to cutberries lets you choose the tastiest The same goes for blueberries. to the ground any stem older than varieties. Failgold, for example, is Currants and gooseberries are 3 years old, and to cut away all but an everbearing yellow raspberry among the few fruits that bear a half-dozen or so ofthe sturdiest, that's too soft for market but a well even in some shade. youngest (1-year-old) stems. delectable sweetener for your All these berries are comfort- Ifyou grow so-called everbear- morning cereal. Achilles is a "des- able in a variety of soils, but they ing varieties of red, yellow or sert" variety ofgooseberry that do like their roots kept cool and black raspberries or blackberries, you'll never find in the market, moist beneath a permanent you could forgo all the previous but whose fruits are the size of a mulch of wood chips, leaves, pruning steps and just cut the quarter, with a sweet flavor akin straw or other organic material. whole planting to the ground to grapes. Chester is a thornless Pruning berries is straightfor- each winter. This limits the crop blackberry variety whose fruits ward. Bramble roots are perenni- to late summer and fall only, but are utterly delicious if picked al, but individual canes live for does bypass possible threats from when they're so soft that merely only two years, so an obvious first deer or cold, and it's easy! touching them stains your fingers. step in pruning is to cut away, in KAPPE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP PRESS Highbush blueberries bear Everbearing red, yellow and late winter, any 2-year-old canes. Raspberries, above, and blackberries are collectively called bramble well on stems up to 6 years old. black raspberries are still yielding Because brambles grow so exu- fruits. Everbearing red, yellow and black raspberries are still yielding Once plants reach that age, every fruit and will do so until stopped berantly, they could quickly cre- fruit and will do so until stopped by hard frost. year cut a few ofthe oldest, thick- by hard frost. All the other bram- ate a dank jungle, so winter prun- est stems to the ground, and re- bles, though, as well as gooseber- ing also entails removing enough clump to the best half-dozen when it is 3 feet high. In winter, duce the number ofnew shoots ries and currants, are mere mem- young canes that the plants grow young canes. shorten each of those side coming from ground level to ones ofsummer. Do keep them in in a swathe no wider than a foot, Blackberries and black rasp- branches to about18inches long. three or four ofthe healthiest mind, though, because autumn is with about 6 inches between berries bear fruit on side Gooseberries and currants bear looking ones. an ideal time to plant any of these canes. branches, so they needtwofur- fruits mostly on 2-year-old and Prune lowbush blueberries to berries, especially currants and Some people keep their bram- ther pruning steps. Increase side- 3-year-old stems, so grow them as the ground everytwoor three gooseberries, which leafout very bles in clumps rather than rows, branching in summer by pinchingbushes, with young stems con- years. early in spring. in which case you reduce each out the tip of any young cane stantly replacing older stems that Growing your own brambles, 14 Takea Pioneer Press Classified Look! TO ADVERT SE PLEASE CALL: 8003 :;N. E HTF:':LAEANAD.TR .'IESuBUc I

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FOUND ' FOUND: Tan purse f US HOUSING Currency Contact the Evanston IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS APARTMENT FOR General Police DepartmentProperty OPPORTUNITIES COUNTT DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OVISION Bureau at 847-866-5029 Will US BANK TRUST NA AS TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 MASTER Announcements have to provide amount and PARTICIPATION TRUST, RENT? locationof loss Ref cane Liber'tyville - sarbara's Absolute All real estate advertised is Plaintiff, number 17-009219. Estate Sale Oct.12th & 13th, The search begins thin newspaper issublect to vs. 9am-dpm, Oct 14th Samlpm JOHN AThANS; LOULA ATHANS, JOHN ATHANS, AS here! Many 400 W Golf Rd. Beautiful Fumi- the Federal Fais Housing Act. TRUSTEE OF THE AThANS LIVING TRUST UTA OTO apartment and home AUCTION JIM CLINGAN COIN EDUCATION tuse Piano, Waterford,China, which makes ilillegal to ad 7/16/02, LOULA ATHANS, AS TRUSTEE OF THE KatherineMcI.aughlin a Books, Collect.ables, Great Sale, AUCTION Sat. 10/28/17 10AM verbue any preference. limita- ATHANS LIVING TRUST UTA DiD 7/16/02; FIRST hunters check the 3W1 LOTS. Slobbed, key date, Jonathon Connor were Visit EstateSales net. CHICAGO BANK S TRUST SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST rare;11 Gold coins,Silver married Saturday, September Son,or discrrmmnabon based Classifieds before $, 23, 2017 at Eumoor Country TO LABE BANK; UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF THE O9SVOB, Bust;St Joseph,I, Auctions oir suce, odor, religion,sex, ATHANS LIVING TRUST OTO 7/16/02; UNKNOWN looking for a new ymclirigan corn Club in Highland Park, ltllflOtS. Finley familialstahjs,or OWNERS AND NONRECORO CLAIMANTS, FIRST RANK, Reverend Kflstle handicap, Defendants place fo live. officiated.- The bride is the Training & Education nahonalorigin,inthesale. daughter of P Kent McLaughlin lo CH 38868 Advertise your rental snntal, or hnancing ob housing NOTICE OF SALE AUCTION Saturday October 0f ESenviewIllinois and the AuctIon-tiM CLINGAN COIN PUBLIC NOnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of units with us ta get a 28th 10AM 763E. PeIIs late luliana 1iuiasz)Her father AUCTION Sat. 10/28/17 10AM Is addition 15e Illinois Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause intiercounty jump on the Paxton. IL ADVERTISING isretired from S&C ElectrIc EDUCATION I TRAINING - NEW 300 LOTS. Slabbed, key date, Human Rights Actprohibits Herstepmother, Judicial Sales Corporation will on Monday, November 6, 2017 at the FARM PRIMITIVES, PRIMITIV Company YEAR, NEW AVIATION CAREER- rare;11 Gold coins,Silver S, hour of b 1 a tiris their offiçe at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 71RA, competition! Coli Bust,St.Joseph. IL discnminution based on age, FURNITURE, AMERICANA, Joan Kram, IS Account Executive GET FAA CERTIFICATION O9SVDB; Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as 866-399-0537 or visit QUILTS, TOYS, LONGABERGER, atAssociation Management FINANCIAL imclirigan .com ancestry, mantal status. sexual Center The groom IS tile SOS TRAINING AID set forth below. the following described mortsaged real nstate. TiNS, BOTTLES, MORE! 217781- IF QUALIFIED - CAREER onentabon or unfavorable P_I N 10-34-31S-009-0000&1O-34-31S-O31- placeanad. 4131 wstrebeckouctions. Of Linda IPIcchiettil and James PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE. CALL military discharge Commonly known as 6515 North Keating Avenue, LirmsinwoOd. IL tribunesuburbs.cam corn Connor of Lake Forest, Illinois. AIM 800-481-8312. Wanted to Buy 60712 His father is President and CEO This paper will not knowingly The mOrtgaged real estate is improved wIth a siegle tam ly residence of Duke Realty accept any adnerhsing for real If the subiect mortgaged real entone is a unit of a com ibon interest The matron of honor was the community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall bride's sister Megan McLaughlin MERCHANDISE estate which is in violation of AUCTION ' FARMLAND WANTED TO BUY' pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-11 of SeTilon 18.5 of BUStNESS OWNERS GohI The best mari was the AUCTION NOvernber ist barri OLD COIN OPERATED tIre law AI! persons are hereby the Condominium Property Act Hall groom's brother, Michael Toluca ArnerlcanLeSIon MACHINES informed fiaiall dwellinga Sale terms. 10% down by certified funds, balance, by cetitied funds. AdvertiBe with us! Toluca, II 658,5 ACRES DIViDED Eonnor. Other members of the S PAYING TOP DOLLARi 5 within 24 hOurs. No refunds. The property will NOT be open for in- INTO 5 SEPARATF PARCELS! Lauf wedding party included JessIca adverirsed are available on an spection AUCtIOti Cornpany 815-257-4442 Connor, thegroom's sister. -PINBALL MACHINES egual opportunity basis For intormabon call Sales Department at Plaintiff's Attorney, Manley The Ciassifieds con wwwauCtioflzlp.corn 084061 Stacia Hansen, Siobhan Fegan GuMBALL MACHINES IDeas Kodltalski, LLC, One East Wacker Orme, Chicago, Illinois 60601 ElilohnsOn,BillMiston,atid Stuff for Sale Ifyoubelieveyouhave showcase your SI.OT MACHINES 16141 220-5611 Charlie Alves bees di$criminaled against in 14-031985 F2 business and The bride is a graduate of Loyola cossechon with the sale, rental INTERCOUN'TF JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATiON Academy and the University CALL 773-774-3307 Selling Officer, 13121 444-1122 services! Advertise BOATS - TNE BOAT DOCK" of Denver She is a meetings 1995 19 1/2 ft. CoOn Bayliner or financing of housing, Call We Buy & Consign USed Boats! 13063'173 your cleaning manager with the Institute of Boat - 13bhp mercury motos 10/5/2017, 10/12/201 7, 10/19/2017 5224077 SprIngfield. IllinoIs 2i7-793-73 Food Technologists Excellent. LOW miles Customer West City and Suburbs service, mortgage wwwltieboafdock.corn ThE The groom isa graduate of covers. $4,500 219-306-7282 HOPE Fuir Hnusing Center BOAT 00CK Lake FOrest High School and company or daycare theUnmersityofIllinoisat 304904500 wifh us today! He is Champaign/Urh000. Estate Sales South City und Suburbs' CAMPERS - Colrnarr'S RVWe Vice President with the Office IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS buy/consign used Carnpers AdvisoryGroup at Colliers South Suburban 'buying Center COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DMSION Call866-399-0537or &RV's 217-787-8653 w International. The happy couple 708.9574674 DEUTSCHE BANK NATiONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE FOR CAR- colmansrvcurn resides in Chicago RINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2065-FREi ASSET-BACKED visit usonlineat - TRIO'S ECLECTIC - WANTED WHEAT CENTS & North City and Suburbs' PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES placeanad.fribune HIGHLAND PARK SILVER COINS. Plaintiff, A & 9 PENNY SHOP nlerhaiyr Housing Cenler suburbs,com Sat2l OCT I1AM-43OPM 847-772-2682 of Ihe Northern Suburbs RONALD MEREL, HEDY MEREL PICARDY CIRCLE HOMEOWNERS' AS- Sun 22 OCT 123.30PM 847.501-5760 SUdATION, UNITED STATES 6f AMERICA, BRUCE PEAPSON ANO 2075 Painters Lake WE BUY AND SELL USED DAWN C PHILLIPS. MORTGAGE ELECT8ONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, GARAGE SALE DIRECTORY Highland Park, IL 60035 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES INC., SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR FREMONT INVESTMENT & LOAN APARTMENT FOR - We buy garage saJe leftovers Defendants Take Deerheld Rd Or Park Ave Commercial for Rent We clean Out attiCs. basements, 13 CH 7655 RENT? Inverness/BurlIngton - 2319 RiverForest - 534Forest. W to Ridge Bd, then turn West garages, apartments and houses 650 PICARDY CR HarrowGate Dr - OS/LS Saturday Oct 14th from 9am- on Painters Lake to hs on N For usable items. Northbrook, IL 60062 The search begins Oct2oth & 21st from ham 2pm. Ladiesclothing,shoes. side of st Park only on hn side NOTICE OF SALE of Painters Lake. Do riot hick Ask about our consignment' Napereille OffIce Sublet here! Many 4pm 1995 GMC Suburban, SS purse, dishes, linens, appliances, CALL,'IEXT OlIN 70g,770-7295 1500 sqft. 6-office suite. PUBLIC NOT10E IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgmens of Home Beer DIspenser, 1940's pillows, rugs, papergoods. driveways or police mill ticket. Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 9, 2017. apartment and home Schwlnns, Great Vintage, Yard Halloweenitemsand much xtra tlrk lust across st entrance, Will divide $1500 Call 630- an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- and Gardenitems Industrial morei on #idge Rd in OlsenPark, PETS 848-0445. vember 21, 2017, atThe Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker hunters check the Equipt,Cabinets. hwr carts. Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, Classifieds before Visit. GsaIr.com RIverForest - 534Forest. Sat C's O 10:30AM Rental Services as set forth below, the fodowing described real estate, Saturday Oct 21st from 90m- Sun U's O lb 3OAM Commonly known as 650 PICAROY CR, Northbrook, IL 60O6 looking for a new 2pm Ladlesclothing,shoes, Property Index No 04063080820000 purse, dishes, linens, appliances, Shopthisbeautifuleclectic The mal estate is improved with a single family residence, place to live. GARAGE pillows, rugs,paper goods, Painters Lake home Fsmincld Calumet CIty Spacious 3Br/2Ba The ludgrnent amount was $505,378 75 Advertise your rental Halloween items and much 2Ello glass & brass units, 6 Dogs apt on 2nd' floor, well kept Sale terms, 25% doWn of the highest bld by certified funds at the SALE more' Italian chrome & Ithr 54 chrs, $1000/rn. 312-451-7495 close of rhe sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third units with us to get a Milo Baughman for DIA. brass & party checks will be accepted The balance in certified hintS/or wire jump on the NORTHBROOK - wINNETKA . ONE DAY ONLY' glass 2pc cart, kg travertine coff transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hourS, NO fee shall be paid Fri-SunOct 20.21, 22 9-b. Saturday 10/21 9am-3pn1 fbI; B panel Onental st4 screen; Rental Misc by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its competition! Call 2584 Kingston Dr LOts women's, Anglolndian styl elephant desk; German Shepherd - PUPS Lots of furnitureinexcelllent - Black S tan, purebred with credit bid atthe Sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor or other 866-399-0537 Or visit men's and children's clothing, conditionmd' whitePottery Saxon S Wakefield, teak table 6 Senor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in mid to the Miscellaneous householdand papers, parents on site. $400 Barn Kids Full Size Platform Bed 4 chrs; cstm sect sofa, LOUIS XV No tents, 708-527-2814 residenbal rea[estate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is placeanad. stuff Medical cherokee scrubs and Storage Unit plus household style: din tbl w/2 leaves; 4/2 lthr Garage N. Side Chicago sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, re special Lots of toys on your Christmas items 887 ASh Street seat din cErn; mtch bkcs/cab, pr Just offEdens S Eisenhower taxes levied against Said real estate and is offered for sale without any tribunesuburbs.com stropping earlyr Hickory, 3 drwn chests; hail tree, REAL ESTATE FOR S-ways. Indoor parking representation as to quality or Jivanhty of title and without recourse baker's rack. cstm Giacometti Secure Good Rates to PlaintIff and in AS IS condihon The sale is further sublect to con- styl din tbl bs w/Corran top, steel RENT MOnthly/Annual hrmation by the, court. ONLINE console cab, hanging S table- 773-736-6540 Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will roceive a BUSINESS OWNERS n Go to plaCeanad. top vitrines all weather wicker Certihcafe of Sale that will entrtle the purchaser to a deed to the real din tbl 5 curs; planters; pr cut REAL ESTATE FOR estate after confirmation of the sale Advertise with US! tribu nesu bu rbs .0 orn cryst & hrn tbl lamps, ceramic VOlere 0 saIe of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the to order and pay for indoor fountain. Fine Art incld. SALE United States the United States shall have one year from the date of Park Ridge, IL- 1300 W Crescent Jan Miller & Joseph Meerbott Sale within which to redeem encept thatwitfi reSpect to a Jiee ansing The Classifieds can your CfaSSifiedad, s many more artists incld, Residential for Rent Ave, Sat Oct 21, 90m-3Dm HUGE! under the internal revenue íaws the penad shall be 120 days or the showcase your Rummage Sale HALF PRICE and Online. Anytime, lt's figurai to abstract. table-top to period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer. $5 bag Sale 2pm . 3pm. Park Outdoor sculptures; inuit stone and in any case in which, under the provisions of section S0.J of tIbe business and Ridge Presbyterian Church NEW. fast! It's easy f s bone sculptures. Dec Art indld I-housing Act of 1950, as amended 112 U S.0 l7Olkl, and subsection Friday 6-hpm SS pse-Sale Lalique; Steuben.Waterford, Apt. For Retir - Grove Estates Idi Of sechon 3720 of tints 38 of the United States Code,the right to services! Advertise Lladro;Orrefors;Kosta Boda. tgenton/Grove/Knoxl Skokie Residential for Sale redeem does not anse, there shall be no right of redemption your Cleaning Loads table-top Incld sterling s 51300 to 51395/289, 1100 Sf The property will NOT be open for inspecTion and plaintiff makes no silverplate, Arthur Court; China Large S Room . 2 Bedrooms, 1 representation as to the condition of the property Prospective Toldero service, mortgage indid.Norrtake, LenoicFitz S Bath. Hardwood Floors Some are admonished to check the court file to verity all intormatior company or dayCare BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Floyd,Deruda SFranciscan, with new kitchens and baths. NEW LENNOX 3BD/2.5BA 2 If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at Apple; sarcrystal;Calphalon Heat and water included. cIa- story. Basement, 3 car gar, load- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay toe assess- with us today! Copper. Loads of ladies fashion, rage parking avail at additional mesta and the legal lees required by TIle (0nd0minium P-'operty 8.5-9 shoes, ed w/ upgrades lys warranty. FREE W000CHIPS so 10-14 S size cost2 blocks ro Devonshire $334,900 708-349-1575 Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(51111 and 151(41If this property is a condominium BRICK DOCTOI1 include designer; silver & Park Call Gabby 847-933-0727 unit winch is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of Call866-399-0537or FR. DELIVERY Ca For s 'tals fashion perfume C painting, imney Liners, ny TRUCKlOAD n4/156 8733 tewelty; or Hallmark & Johnson Prope PALOS HEIGHTS 38G 2 fIr ranch the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the at bottles,hullkitchen, 2 Precor Management. Ltd. 773-777-61 assessments required by The Condominium Property Act. 765 ILCS visit usonline Brickwork, Chimney Rebuilds, treadmills;electronics;books town home. sedated kitchen. Glass Block Windows. new windows, A/C furnace. 2 605/18 Sig-lI ploceanad tribune S much morehere We 773-582-4669 or 219-992-9351 P.iriiliiig Irrt Fur FieS' Fslirrr,ltOs Evanston 1711 EmersOnSt car gar $235,000 768-849-1575 IF YOU AIlE TI-fE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT look forward to seeing l'O REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER suburbs.cam We Make House Calls 1lIttii1clPEm1aae:I: you e this lonely Sale 3Br/lBa Gorgeous apt 51550/m 847-309-6807 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE Open Houses ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW, You will need a photo identrhcation issued by a government ugendy For more info please visit Highland Park 2BR In Vintage ldnver's license, passport, etc,l in order to gain entry into our beildin,g APARTMENT FOR estatesales net bulidinLivingDlnnin BM -fr4 and the foreclosure Sale room in Cook County arid the same iCentiti- LORI REIFMAN TRIO LIMITSD md fir,Xerdlse u Game ms, FP, 17806 NeW Jersey Ct, Orland cation for Sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Estate Sales of Distinction Near Train & Lake $1075 Heat Pat-k' Il Sat, 10/21 5 Sun, 10/22, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales RENT? 877 835 2099 md Call Vic in PM 24-392-5100 lo am - 4 pm Ranch Town- For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney. RANDALL S MILle S The search begins PROFF[IONAI. house, 2Br/2Ba. O8-287-8135 ASSOCIATES, 120 lv LASALLE STREET, SUITE 1140, ChicagO, IL 80602, Lake Bluff 188 Near Train and 1312) 239-3432 PlEase refer to file number 131L00034-1 here! Many A Coy-Krupp Sale- Lake DramaticKitchen HW THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION apartment and home wA coykrupp.COm Floors, Private Patio SBSd Heat One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 DFCOI&IOI indi Call Vid in PM 224-392-5100 SELL YOUR STUFF 236-SALE hunters check the 318 PrOspect Ave Highland you can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at we'w tlSc.coni for a Classifieds before eark N 11ES 7 day status report of pending Sales FoI' ¡lit[111F 2 bd. heated, hardwood Placing a Classified RANDALL S MILLER & ASSOCIATES looking tor o new Sat October 21 10-5$5 9:30 floors. near Forest Preserve, 120 N. LASALLE STREET, SUITE 1140 place to live, $1200/month * SD. od is the most cost- Chicago, IL 60602 frflJ,tLW1 QIJAIIfl' Ii[frV, GreatEstate w Top Quali 773-992'6370 effective way to sell 13121 239-3432 Advertise your rental 18th C English furn . sideboar E-Mail: il pleadings©rsmalaw,cOrrl units with us to get a Pembroke tbl, chests. 7,1555 by Waukegan Duplex, 1318 ClarE- your home, Car, or Attorney File NO 131L00034-1 ABastien,RichardDanskin, soni BR. Kitc, LR, Laundr F40 valuables! Attorney Code 44689 jump on the lithos by M. Langskagerls, A Pets, sec t$650/rent S f650 Case Number 13 CH 7655 competition! Call 3-53I-O934 Felix,teacaddes,Meisses, SD Contact Harris 847-662-3789 TJSC# 37-t9BB sterling, lamps. mirrors - very Call 866-399-0537 or go NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are 866-399-0537 or visit (Ledvefrlessaqe) chic Zion 2Br Apt&Ouplex with ga advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be u debt co(lector at- rage Tenant pays gas & electric. online to ploceodod. tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be ised placeanad. NO parkindown the shared $800/m s- deposit. No pets. tribunesuburbs.com. for that purpose tribunesubU rbs .com drive 847-309-7783 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017, 10/26/2017 5232015 L

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT'OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY D1V1SION COUNTY DFPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DlVlI0N THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA TI-II BANK OF NEW YORK, AS JPMC SPECIALTY MORTGAGE LLC OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEE (CWALT 2007-HY3) Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, PIaInt,ff, J'REGORY M NANO, "MERS', MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION PATRICK JMCINTYRE, MOLLY A. MCINTYRE, 8MO HARRIS BANK NA- 'DVIN MURCEHAJIC, ISAMAR MILLAN ANDREW KARtS, MARIA KARIS SYSTEMS, INC UNIFUND CCR PARTNERS, OAKTON KILPATRICK PARK TIONAL ASSOCIATION Defendants Defendants CONDOMlNli1tl ASSOCIATION Defendants 15 CH 08629 15 CH 00980 Defendants 15 CH 017029 2931 N 73RD AVE 2941 KEYSTONE ROAD NOrttbrOOk, IL 662 15CH01470 187 LAGOON DRIVE NORTHFIELD, IL 60093 Elmwood Park, IL 60707 NOTICE OF SALE toeo KILPATRICK AVE., tRlT 2C NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of SKOKIE, IL 60076 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant fo a Judgment of PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tsat pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Foreclosure and Saleentered in the above cause on August25, 2017, NOTICE OF SALE Foreclosure and Sa)e entered in the above cause on August lO, 2017, closure and Sale entered in the above cause on September 6, 2016, an agent for The JudicIal Sales Corporabon, will at 10.30 AM on No- PUBLIC NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of un agent for The JudicIal Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- an agent for The Judicial Sales corporation, will at 1030 AM on No- venlber 28, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, Orle South Wacker Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 14, 2017, vember 13, 2017. at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker vember 14, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Dive, CHICAGO, IL 60606 sell at public auction to the fligtest bidder, an agent for The Judicial S#les Corporation, will ut 10:30 AM on No- Drive, CHICAGO. IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 neIl at publiç auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below. the fol(owing described real estate sember 1 5, 2017, at The Judicial Salen Corporation, One South Wacker as set forth below, the following described real estate' as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly knowfl as 2941 KEYSTONE ROAD, NOrttlbrook, IL 61E62 Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606e!l at pub)iç auction to the highest bidder, Commonly known as 187 LAGOON DRIVE, NORTI-IFIELD, IL 60093 Commonly known as 2931 N 73RD AVE., EImw004 Park, IL 60707 C) Property Index NO. 04-17-202-006-0000 VOI 132. as net forth below, the following described real estate: Properly Index NO. 0S-19-413-017-0. PropertY Index NO, l2-25-22200S-l0 The real estate is iniproved with a single family residence Commonly known as B000 KILPATRICK AVE , UNIT 2C, SKOKIE IL 60076 The real estate iv improved with u single family residence Tse rea) estate is improved with a single lamìly residence The judgment amount was $2, 166,945 75 Property index NO. 10-22-326-044-1009f'Ku 10-22-326-O3B-0&B. Sale termo 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the The ludgment amount was $1 16, 163 90 Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the The real estate in improved with a residential condominium close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales CorporatIon. No third Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified tundo at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third The judgment amount was $308,302 27. petty checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wire close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted The balance it certIfied funds/or wrre Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified fundo at the transfer, is due within twenty-four (24)hours. NO fee shall be paid by party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or mite transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hourS. NO fee shall be paid by close of the sale payable to The judicial Sales Corporation No third the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Ito transfer, io due within twenty-tour (2d( hoursNo lee shall be paid the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire credit bidat the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or other by tIte mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant tollo credit bit at the sale or by any mortgagee, udgment creditor, or Other transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours No fee shall be paid by lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the credit bid atibe sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other -f IienOr acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its residential reaFeotate arose prior to the sale The subject property is Senor acquiring the reoldential leal estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is credit bidat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other subject to general rea) estate taves, special assessments, pr special residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subtect property in nublect togeneral real estate taxes, special assessments, pr special (error acquiring the residential real estate wHose rights in and to the taxes levied against said real estate and in offered for sale without any oublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levleliagainxt said real estate and ix offered for sale without any residential reaFestate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse tases levied against said real esate and io offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special to Plaintiff and in 'As IS" condition The sale is further subJect to con- representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS" condition. The saIe io further oublect ro con- taxes levierS against said rea) estate and is offered for sale without any firmation by the court. to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale io further subject to con- firmation by the court. representation us to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a firmation by the court, Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in "AS IS' condition. The sale is turther soblect to con- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real firmution by the court. estate after confirmation of the sale Certiticate of Sale that will enttle the purchaser to a deed to the real Rotate after confirmation of the sale. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no estate after confirmation of tIle sale The property will NOT be open for inopection und plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders The property will NOT be oper tor inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders enlate after confirmation of the sale. are admonished to check the court file to verify all information representation as to the conditon of the property. Prospective bidders are admoniohed to check the court file to verify all intormation The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes so If this property is a condominium unit the purchaser of the unit at are admonished to check the court file to verity all information. it thin property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit ut representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Il 81:5 property io a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- are admonished to check the court tile to verity all information. mento and the legal tees re5uired by The Condominium Property the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Properly If this property in a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)51)1) and lgJ(4(. Il this property is a condominium merits and the legal tees required by The tsndomInIum Properly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)l1) and Igl4). If this property is a condominium the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)lll and 183(4)If this property iv a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the unit which io part of a common interest community, the purchasers! the unit at the forecloowe sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(51)1) and lgJ)4(. if this property is a condominium assessments tequired by The Condominium Property Act 765 1LCS the unit at the foreclosure sale Other thus a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of 605/18.518-t), assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/1B.Slg-1). tse unit at the foreclosure sale otser than a mortgagee ohall pay the IF YOU ARS THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/1B,Slg-l( IF YOU ART THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER IF YOU ME THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 605/18 51g-11 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IF YOU AE TIlE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-t701)C( OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER You will need a photo identification issued by a government agescy ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE (drivers license, passport, etc I in Order to gain entiy ints our budding You will need a photo identIfcatlon issued by a government agency Idriver's license, pasoport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- )drIver'u license, passport, etc,l in order to gain entry into our buildin,g and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales and the foreclosure sale roan in Cook County and the same identiti- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building Corporation conducts foreclosure sales cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure Sales and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the saine identifi- For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiffs artoriley, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales, For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: JOHNSON, BLUMBERO cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales CODILIS &ASSOCIATES, PC,, 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUll'E For information, contact Plaintiff n attorney: HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN 6 s ASSOCIATES, LLC, 230 W Monroe Street, Suite a1125, Chicago, IL Corporation conducto foreclosure sales, 100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60527. (630) 794-9a76 Please refer to file number 0LSwANO, LTD , 29 E Madison, Ste 950, CHICAGO, IL 60602, (31 21 372- 60606, 312) 541-9710 Please refer to tile number 14-0895 For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: -IEAVNER, BEYERS S Mi- 14-lS- 17740. 2020 Please refer to tile number 16-5300-442 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION HLAR, LLC, 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL 62523, (217) 422-1719 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 Please refer to file number 2120-9656. One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 312) One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE If the sale is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale 236-SALE 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tloc.com for a shall be entitled Only tO a return of the purchase price paid The Pur- You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at .tIsc.com for a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www tjoc cow tor a 7 day status reOort of pending sales. chaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mort- 7 day status report of pending sales 7 day status report of pendirg sales. JOHNSON, BLUMBERO & ASSOCIATES, LLC gasee or the Mortgagee'n attorney. CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN 6 OLSWANG, LTD. 230 W Monroe Street, Suite #1125 TNt JUDICIAL SALES tORPORATION 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 29 E Madison, Ste. 950 Chicago, IL 60606 One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 BURR RIDGF, IL 60527 CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 541-9710 236-SALE (6301 794-5300 (312) 372-2020 E-Mail iipieadingseiohnsonblumberg.com You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at 'w t(sc.com for a E-Mail' pleadingsitil ColegaI,com E-Mail, Irodriguezesrolaw com Attorney File NO. 140895 7 day status report of pending sales. Attorney File Nb. 14-15-17740 Attorney File No 16-5350-442 Attorney Code, 40342 I-IEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLO Attorney ARDC No 0046B002 Attorney Code 4452 Case Number 15 CH 00980 1 1 1 East Main Street Attorney Code 21762 Case Number 15 CH 08629 TJSCB' 37-t047 DECATUR, IL 62523 Case Number 15 CH 017029 TJSCH 37-9260 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are (217) 422-1719 TJSCa, 37-7567 NOTE, Pursuant to the Fail Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt co(lector at- Pua e: (217) 422-1754 NOTE' Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff s attoiney io deemed to be a debt collector at- tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used [email protected] advised that Plaintiff's attorney io deemed to be a debt collector at- tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that ourpose Attorney File No, 2120-9656 tempting to collect u debt and any information obtained will be used tor that purpose 13061797 Attorney Code, 40387 tor that purpose 10/19/2011, 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017 5244277 10/19/2017, 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017 5244736 Case Number 15 CH 01470 3061614 TISCa, 37-7485 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017 5224025 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt cO(le000r at- tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR RENT? 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSION COUN1Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE COMPANY CAPITAL ONE. N A AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ING BANK, FSB WELLS FARGO BANK, NA. AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMU MORTGAGE PASS- U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P MORGAN PlaIntIff. Plaintiff, THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2005-PR4 TRUST MORTGAGE TRUST 2006-A6, MORTGAGE PASSTHROUGH CERTIFI- Plaintiff, CATES CHARD W HAIN, ROBIN M HAIN, HARRIS, N A., N/K/A BMO HARRIS, SALMA i AHMED, IMÌ1YAZ PATEL, COLE TAYLOR BANK N/K/A MB FI- Plaintiff, NA NANcIAL BANK PARK PLACE ESTATES OF NOI1THBROOK HOMEOWN- HONG SONG, KUM CHA SONG, BBCN BANK, MIDLAND FUNDING. Deterldants ERS ASSOC1AT1òN ENVIROTECH CENTRAL, LLC, CAPITAL ONE BANK LLC, CITIBANK, N.A , DISCOVER BANK, CAPITAL ONE BANK (USAI, N.A, RIK S. POST, GWEN M POST, PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 15 CH 11751 (USAI N A., BANK ÓF AMFIOCA, N.A S/B/M TO LASALLE BANK, N.A PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES, LLC F/KJA NATIONAL CITY BANK CITIZENS BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 1428 CRAIN STREET Defendants Defendants SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST nô ST. PAUL FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS, Evanston, IL 60202 15 CH 5081 16 CH 006662 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD NOTICE OF SALE 1541 wiNDY HILL DRIVE 3200 CENTRAL AVENUE WILMEITE, IL 60091 CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore Northbrook, IL 60062 NOTICE OF SALE Defendants closure and Sale enteredfl the above cause on May 15, 2017, an NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 16 CH 9050 agent for The JudicIal Sales CorporatIon, WIll at 1030 AM on October PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Iudgment of Fore- Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above casse on August 19, 2016, 1437 ASBURY AVENUE 31 2017 at The JudicIal Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker Drive, closure and Sale entered in the above cause on January 6, 2016, an an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10 30 AM on NO- WInnetka, IL 60093 Cl4ICAGÓ, IL. 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder. as set agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Novem- vember 15, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker NOTICE OF SALE torth below the followIng described real estate ber 1 , 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Drive, CHICAGO, IL. 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Commonly known as 142B CRAIN STREET. Evanston, IL 60202 CHICAGO, IL, 60606. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set as set forth below, the tollowing described real estate. Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 1 1 , 2017. Property Index No ¶0-24212-003 torts below the following described real estate' commonly known as 3200 CENTRAL AVENUE, W1LMETTE. IL 61X191 an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:31) AM on No- The real estate IstmprovBwjth a sIngle family residence Commonly known as i 541 WINDY HILL DRIVE. Northbrook, IL 60062 Property indeo No 05-31-219-02t-0000. vember 14, 2017, at tIle Judioal Sales Corporation, One South Wacker The udgrrtent amdunt wasS73,82S ¶7. PropertY Iodes No 04-15-206-015-0000 The real estate io improved with a single family residence Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seil at public auction to the highest bidder, Sale terms 25% down of thP4tighest bid by certified funds at the The rest estate is improved with a single tarnily residence. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at tIle as set forth below, tEe following described real estate, close of the sale payable to The JiuiciaI Sales Corporation No third The )udgment amount was $431,774.30. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. NO third Commonly known as 1437 ASBTJRY AVENUE, Winnetka, IL 60093 party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terms' 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the party checks will be accepted The balance in certitied funds/or wire Property indev 1O, 05-18-217-016-0000 transfer, is due within twenty-tour (241 hours. No fee shell be paid close o! the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No th!rd transfer, is due within twenty-tour (241 hours. NO fee shall be paid by The real estate is improved with a single family residence, by the mortgagee fcquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its The udgnent amount was S1,S27,079 OS credit bid atthe tale or by any morfpagee, tudgment creditor, or other transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hourS. No fee shall be paid credit biclat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor. or other Sale terms, 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights n and to tIle by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its lienor acqsiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the close 0! the sale 045851e to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third residential realestate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is credit bid at'the sale or by any mortgagee. judgment creditor, or other residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subJect property is party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wire subject to general real estate tases. special assessments, or special lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hosrs, NO fee shall be paid by tanes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any residential realestate arose prior to the sale The sub)ect property is tasen levieti against said real estate and is offered for sale without any the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its representatiof as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special representation as to quality or quantity nf title and without recourse credit bid"afthe saler by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further subject to con- taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any to Plaintiff and in "AS 1Scondition The sale is farther subject to con- lienor acquiring the rosicfential real estate whOse rights in and to tIle firmOtion by the court representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse tirmatlon by the court. residential real estate arose prior to the sale, The subject property is Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is tlJrther subject to con- Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a subject to general re-al estate taxes, special assessments, pr special Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real firmation by the court Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real tases les'iedagainnt said real estate und is offered tor sale without any estate after confirmation of the sale Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a estate after confirmation of the sale representation as to luality or quantity o! title and without recourse The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition The sale is further subject to con- representation as to the conditIon of the property Prospective bidders estate after confirmation of the tale representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders firmation by the courl are admonished to check the courS file to verify all Information The property will NOT be open tor inspection and plaintiff makes no are admonishedtn check the court file to verify all information. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive u lt this property is a condominium unit, or a unIt which is part of a com- representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders If this property is a condominium snit, the purchaser of the unit at Certificate of Sale thwi will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure are admonished to check the court file to verify all information the foreclosure saie, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- estate after confirmaSon of the saie sale. other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal If this property is a condominium unit. the purchaser of the unit at ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property Witere a sale ot real e Inate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the tees reouired by The CO500mlnism Property Act 765 ILCS 605/960111 the toreclssure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall puy the assess- Act, 765 1LCS 605/960(11 and 153)41lt this property is a condominium United States the United States shall have one year from tIle date ot and 161141In accordance with 735 ILCS S/15-l5d7jcfflljh-lj and (R-2, ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property unit wInch is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of sale within wrich to redeem escept that with respect to a lien arising 765 l[CS 605/9161(51, and 765 ILCS 605/1B.5(g-1l, you are hereby noti- Act, 765 ILCS 605/960111 and lgl(41. f this property is a condominium the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the under the Internai resenue laws the period shall be 120 days or the tied that the purchaser of the property, other than a mortgagee, shall unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, pay the assessments and legal fees required by subsections IglIll and the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/1851g- 1). and in any case in wEich, undnr the provisions o! section 505 of the g)l4 of section 9 and the assessments reguired by subsection jg-1j of assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Housing Act 01 1950, us amended (12 U S.C. l7Olkj, and subsection section 18.5 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act. 605/18.Stg-ll To REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER IdI of section 3720 of stle 35 of the United States Code, the right to IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOINNERI, YOU HAVE TI-lt RIGHT OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE redeem does not arise, there shall be no right of redemption TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no DF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SEC11ON 1s170llC( OF THE YOU will need a photo identification issued by a government agency representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW (driver's license, passport, etc.j in order to gain entry into our building are admonished to check the court tIe to verify all information You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a pIloto identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- If this property is a condomInium unit, the purchaser of the unit at (driver's license, passport. etc.) in ord6r to gain entry into our building Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales the toreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- Corporation condscto foreclosure sales. mento and the legal lees required by The Condominium Property cation for sales held at other county venues where The ludiclal Sales cation for sales held at Other cosnty venues where The Judicial Sales For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiffis attorney Act, 765 1LCS 605/9)8811 and l(4(. If this property is a condominium CorporatIon conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES RC., 1560130 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of For information, contact the sales department, Anselmo Lindberg 6 For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney: RANDALL S. MILLER & loo, BURR RIDGE, IL 6027, 6301 794-9876 P!ease refer no file number the unit at the foreclossre sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Associates, LLC, 1771 W Diehl Road, Suite 120, NAPERVILLE, IL 6063, ASSOCIATES, 120 N. LASALLE STREET, SUITE 1140, chicago, IL 60602, 14-16-05875 assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS (6301 453-6960 FOr b!ddlng instructions, visit AnselmoLindberg 13121 239-3432 Please refer to file number 141L00622-1. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 605/18,518-11 corn. Please referto file number Ft7060226. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 IF YOU AE ThE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOwNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 236-SALE TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER One South Wacker Drive, 2dth Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE You can also visit The JudIcial Sales Corporation at www tjsc.com tor a OF POSSESSION. IN AORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtJsc.com for a 7 day status report o! pending sales ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at tlsc.com for a 7 48v status report of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES P.C. YOU will need a photo identification issued by a government agency 7 day status report of pending sales. RANDALL S. MILLER 6 ASSOCI7STES 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our buildin,g Anselmo LIndberg & AssOciates, LLC 120 N. LASALLE STREET, SUITE 1140 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 and the foreclosure sain room in Cook County and the same identrti- 1771 W. Diehl Road, Suite 120 Chicago, IL 60602 6301 794-5300 cation for sales held at other County venses where The Judicial Sales NAPER ViLLE, IL 60563 (3121 239-3432 E-Mail. pleadingsoil.cslegal.com Corporation conducts foreclosure sales, (6301 453-6960 E-Mail. il [email protected] Attorney File Fío. 14-16-05875 For information contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN 6 ASSO- E-Mail: foreclosurenoticeanselmolindberg.com Attorney File No 141LOc1622-1 Attorney AROC No 00668002 CIATOS, LLC 211 WAUKEGAN RD SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015, Attorney File No. F17060226 Attorney Code 46689 AttorneyCode 21762 (8471 291-1T7 For information call between the hours Of 1pm - 3pm. Attorney ARDC No.3126232 Case Number: 15 CH 5081 Case Number: 16 CH 006662 Please refer to file numoer 16-079690 Attorney Code 58852 TJSCR 37-8927 lisce. 37-9266 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Case Number 15 CH 11751 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 TISCh. 37-8812 advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney it deemed to be a debt collector at- 236-SALE NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used YOU can also visit the Ja SciaI Sales Corporation at www.tlsc.cOm tor a advised that Plainhff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- for that purpose. for that purpose 7 des status report of pending sales, tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be usad 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017. 10/19/2017 5223657 3064799 SHAPIRO KREISMAN 6 ASSOCiATES, LLC for that purpose. 10/19/201 7, 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017 5244982 2121 WAUKEGAN RD., SUITE 301 10/5/2017, 10/12,12017, 10/19/2017 5216910 Bannockburn, IL 60015 APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR 1847! 291-1717 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS E-Mail ILNOticesoiogs.crtm APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR RENT? COUNT/ DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSION Attorney File No, 16-079690 RENT? US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE Attorney Code, 42168 RENT? The search begins The seorch begins SUCCESSOR IN INTERESTTO BANK OF AMERICA, Case Number 16 CH 9050 RENT? NAT1ONAL ASSOCLAÌ3ON AS TRUSTEE AS SBM TO liSCe' 37-7615 The search begins The search begins here! Many here! Many LASALLE BANK NAI1ONAL ASSOCiATION AS TRUSTEE NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are apartment and home apartment and home FOR CE4RTIFICATEHOLDERS OF BEAR STEARNS ASSET advised that PlaintifFs attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- here! Many here! Many SECURITIES I LIC; ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES tempting to collect a detit and any information obtained will be used apartment and home apartment and home hunters check the hunters check the SERIES 2007-HE7; for that purpose Clossifieds before Classifieds befare Plaintiff, 30614.69 hunters check the hunters check the vn. 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017. 10/19/2017 5223928 Classifieds befare Ciossifieds before looking for a new looking for a new CRAIG TOI,AN, NANCY TOLAN UNKNOWN OWNERS place to five. place to five. GENERALLY AND NONRECORÓ CLAIMANTS; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0E COOK COUNTY, Illinois, County Department, looking for a new looking far a new Defendants, Chancery Division Jenniler Spinney, as Independent Eoecutor of The piace to live. place to live. 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PIN' 10-15-101-024-1061 tribunesuburbs,com tribunesuburbs.com The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence Common Address' 9558 GrOss Point Rd., Unit SOcA, Skokie, IL 60076 If the subieCt mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common interest Improvements: Condomiriuni Unit, community, the purcffaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall Sale shall be under the fcllowing terms, 10% at the time of sale, bal- pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-11 of Section lt 5 of ance due within 24 hOurs plus interest at statutory Judgmentrate on the Condominium Property Act. any unpaid portion for the date of sale; all payments must be in tersi- BUSINESS OWNERS Sale terms, 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, tied funds or cashier's check BUSINESS OWNERS BUSINESS OWNERS BUSINESS OWNERS within 24 hours No refunds. The property will NOT be open tor in- Sale shall be subject to goneral taxes, special assessments, and any Advertise with us! 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18 Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Sales. Real Judicial Sales - Real JudiCial Sales - Real Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Sales - Real Bid Notice Legal Notices Estate Estate Estate Estate Estate Estate NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OP NOTICE TO BIDDERS 8FB IN THE CIRCUiT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, LUNOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AUDIT REPORT OF THE MOR- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS #017-006 COMMERCIAL DIS- TON GROVE PARK DISTRICT COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DySON COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TRICT PLANTING 1201 8-20201 Morton Grove ParkDistrict PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR GREENPOiNT The Village of Winnetka is ac Plaintiff, Plaintiff, hereby provides public notice MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- cepting sealed bids for the Corn- that an audit of its funds for the CATES SERIES 2006-AR6 merciai District Planting )201B- period May i , 2016 through Apnl OS JOVANOVIC, PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LAKEVIEW PIaintit, S'iINDRA SANTILLAN. SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP- TERRACE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND MENT, GRAND ELM CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWN- 20201 COntractSpecifications 30, 2017 has been Conducted by and any future addenda may be Lauterbach & Amen and that a NONRECORD CLAIMANTS PAUL I. KWON A/K/A PAUL KWON, CITIBANK, N.A,, AS TRUSTEE FOR ERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants obtained through the Village o! report of such audit dated April Detendants CERTiFiCATEI-IOLDERS OF GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST Winnetka webbite at 30. 2017 will be filed with the 17 CH 002303 2007-HEi MORTGAGE-BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2007 HEi, CITIBANK, 2016 CH 13950 7936 W GRAND AVE AFT 1W http.//www.vilfageotwinnetka. COOk County Clerk,inaccor- 1738 CHICAGOAVENUE UNIT #403 N.A. )SOU'IH DAKOTA) org/departments/f inance/bid- EVANSTON, IL 60201 ElmwOOd Park, IL 60707 dance with 30 ILCS 150/0 01 et Detendants and-proposal-opportunities/. No seq The full report of the audit NOTICE OF SALE 17 CH 00913 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- hard copy plans or is available tor public inspec- 5038 iN. CAROL STREET specifications will be available tion at 6534 Demputer, Morton Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 14, 2017, Skokie, IL 60077 closure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 21 , 2017. an agent an agent tor The Judicial Sales Corporation. will at 10:30 AM On NO- for The Judicial 981ev Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on November 1S, as part of the bidding process Grove, IL 60053 during regular NOTICE OF SALE Bid Opening: business hours of 9:00 am Is vember 16, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 201 7 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, CI-II- Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at pubhc auction to the highest bidder, CAGÓ, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Sealed bids will be received by 500 pm Monday through Friday T Foreclosure and Saleentered in the above cause on August 10, 2017, the Assistant Finance Director except for holidays. as set torth below, the following described real estate: an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM On NO- forth below, the lollowing described real estate: Commonly known as 1738 CHICAGO AVENUE UNIT #403, EVANSTON, Commonly known as 7P36 W GRAND AVE APT 1W, Elmwood Park, IL at 510 Green Bay Road, Wis- vember 13, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker netka IL 60093.untili i tE IL 60201 Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, 60707 Property Index No. 12-25-316-137-1001 a,m llecal timel, December 1, 10/19/2017 5247Bs5 Property Indea No. 11-18-208-021-1017 as set forth below, the following aescribed real estate: 2017, at which time, or as soon The rea! estate is improved with a COndO/tOwnhouse Commonly known as 5038 W. CAROL STREET, Skokie, IL 60077 The real estate is improved with a single family residence. OFFICIAL NOTICE - CITY OF The judgment amount was $1 52,996 04 thereafte as possible, bids will Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified tunds at tIle PropertY indes NO. 10-21-202-025-0000. be publicly opened and teed EVANSTON close st the sale payable to The JudIcial Sales Corporation NO third The real estate is improved with a single family residence. Sale terms 25% down st the highest bid by certified funds at the The Evanston Zoning Board vf party checks will be accepted. The balance n certified funds/or wire close of the sale payable to The Judicial Saleo Corporation. No third aloud. LATE BIDS WILL NOT BE Appeals will conduct a public The judgment amount was $657,986.15 ACCEPTED transfer, s due within twenty-tour (241 hours. No fee sCalI be paid by Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified lands at tIle party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire hearingin Council Chambers the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its transfer, is due within twenty-tour 241 flOurs. No fee shall be paid Bid Security: on the second floor st the CivIc close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales corporation NO third by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Bids must be accompanied by credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or stEer party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified tunds/Or wire a bid deposit st at least 10% 01 Center,2100RidgeAvenue, bevor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights n and to the transfer, is due within twenty-four 24) hours No fee shall be paid by credit bid at'the sale or by any mortgagee, udgment creditor, or Other Evanston. Illinois, at 7 00 p.m jienor acquiring the residential real eshate whose rights in and to the the total bid amount. Bid depos- residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is the mortgagee acquiring tEe residential real estate pursuant to its its may be in the form of a bid on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 subject to general real estate tases, special absessmefltS, or special credit biclat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property is when the following matters will tases levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any tubject to general teal estate taxes, special aosessments, sr special bond, cashiers check, money lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the order or bank draft. be considered representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse residential realestate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is tases levied against said real estate and io offered for sale without any IP Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to con- representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Performance Bond: 1402 Lincoln Street subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special IP Plaintiff and in AS IS condition, The sale is further sublect to con- The successful bidder shall be firmation by the court. tases Ieviei1against said real estate and is offered tor sale without any required to provide a Perfor- ZBA 17ZMJ V-0092 Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse firmatlon by the court. Getald Brennan, property owner, Certificate of Sale that will entinle the purchaser to a deed to the real Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a mance Bond of 100% of the total applies for major zoning relief to tP Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is fuithet subject to con- contract amount estate after confirmation of the sale. hrmation by the court. Certihcate st Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real locate a previously constructed The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no estate after confirmation of the sale insurance- solar house" sIngle family resi- Upon payment in fall of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Upon award of the contract, representation as to the condition of tse property Prospective bidders Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real the succesutul bidder will be re- dence in the Rl Sìngle Family are admonished to check the Court hIe to verify ail information estate after conhrmation of tEe sale. representation as to the condition st the property. Prospective bidders Residential District.The appli- lt tIlls prOperty is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at are admonished to check the court file to verity all information. quired to furnish certihcates and The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no policies of insurance as required cant requests a 10' front yatd the toreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders lt this property is a condominium unis, the purchaser of the unit at setback where 27' is required egal fees required by Tse condominium Property the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- by the specifications ments and the are admonished to check the court tile to verity all information. The Village reserves the right to Zoning Code Section 6-8-2-B- Act, 765 ILCS 60S/9(g)!1l and 18X41If this property is a condominium it this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at mento and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property A-i), a 26.4' rear yard setback unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of Act, 765 iLCS 60S/9jg))i) and 183(4).it this property is a condominium reject any or all bids in whole or the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- in part, to wave or not to waive where 30'is required (Zoom the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property unit which is part st a common interest community, the purchaser of Code Section 6-B-2-8-A-4), at the unit at the toreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the formalities therein, and accept- assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)gl(1) and lgJ)4l. if this property is a condominium ing the bid conuidered to be in 47 0% impervious surface css- 605/lB 9g-Il unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments rehuired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS erage where 45% s permitted IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/18 51g-11. the best interest of the Village of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Winnetka )Zoning Code Section 6-B-2-101. TO REMAiN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS IF YOU ARE TI-lE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT The Zoning Board of Appeals is TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 10/19. 10/26/17 5243174 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC11ON 15-17011Cl OF THE 605/18 SIg-il. the determining body for this ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 0F POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE case. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Idriver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 1S-170i)C) OF THE You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency lOtS McDaniel Avenue and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiW ILLiNOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain enliy into our baildin.g ZBA 17?MJV-0091 cation tor sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room n Cook County and the same identlf i DavidS RobynSchoessow, Corporation conducts foreclosure saies. )driver's license, passport, etc I n order to gain entry into our building cation tor sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales property owners, appealthe For information, examine the court tile or contact Plaintiff's attorney: and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- Corporation çosducts foreclosure sales. Zoning Administrator s decision CODILlO 6 ASSOCIATES RC. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUiTE cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney: MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, to partially deny minor zoning iDe, BURR RIDGE, IL 6027, 630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. P_C., 134 N LaSalle St,, STE 1900 Chicago, IL 60602, 1312) 940-8580 reliefcase number 17ZMNV- 14-16- 15962. For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney POTESTIVO & ASSOCI- Please refer to file number 16-1 219 Legal Notices 00761 to construct a two-car THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION ATES PC , 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STE 610, Chicago, IL 60606,1312) THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION detached garageinthe92 One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Csicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 263-15003 Please refer to tile number iO3020. One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) Single Family ResidentialDis- 236-SALE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 236-SALE tricfThe appellant was granted you can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at esew tjsc.csm for a You can also visit The Judicial Sales CorporatIon at w,tl0C.COm for a minor zoning relief to construct One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) CITY OF EVANSTON 7 day status report of pending sales. 236-SALE 7 day status reoort of pending sales a 1-car detached garage witt a CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. MAIEINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C. NOTICE TO PROPOSERS maximum bailAnfootprint ot You can also visit The Judicial Sales corporation at w.tjsc.com for a Sealed proposals willbe re- 1555030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 7 day status report of pending sales. 134 N LaSalle St , STE 1900 12' n 22 in comp unce with all BURR RIDGE, iL 60527 Chicago, IL 60652 ceived by the City Purchasing POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, PC. Manager in Room 4200, Lorraine required setbacks and sublect (6301 7945300 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STE 610 1312) 940-8580 to the removal of the north I-4. Morton Civic Center, 2100 E-Mail pieadings@il cslegal.com Chicago, IL 60606 E-Mail: mlgilemlg-defaultlaw.com concrete walk within the front Attorney File FÍo. 14-16-15962 Attorney File NO 16-12919 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois and side yards, for a maximum 3121263-0003 60201, until 2:00 PM. CST time Attorney ARDC NO 00468002 E-Mail: [email protected] Attorney Code 59549 building lotcoverage of 43,8% Attorney COde. 21762 Case Number: 2016 CH 13950 on November 14, 2017 Propos- and impervious surface cover- Attorney File NO 103020 ais shalJ cover the tollowing. Case Number: 17 CH 002303 Attorney Cede 43932 TJSCf: 37-B736 age of 56 8%. The appellant TJSC# 37-7665 NOTE. Pursuant to the Fait Debt Collection Practices Act you are was denied minor zoning relief Case Number 17 CH 00913 2O1B Chandler Tennis Instruc- NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are TJSCR 37-7474 advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- for a 20' u 22' detached garage advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt Collector 4t- NOTE. Pursuant to the Fair Debt collection Practices Act you are tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used tion with 49.7% building lot cover- tempting to collect a debt and any intormation obtained will be used advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- for that purpose. RFP #17-55 age where a maximum 40% 5 for tnat purpote 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017. 10/26/2017 5231802 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used The City of Evanstons Parks, permittedZoning Code Sec- 13062286 for tsat purpose. tion 6-B-3-6), 65.5% imperviorn 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017 5224054 Recreation g Community Ser- surface coverage where a mau- 3059900 LEGALS vices Departments seeking 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017 5223912 APARTMENT FOR mum 55% is permitted (Zoning proposalsfrom experienced Code Section 6-8-3-9) 48.9% nf APARTMENT FOR tirms for a Tennis Program for the rear yard occupied by an ac APARTMENT FOR RENT? the City st Evanston APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR The search begins cessory structure where u mas,- RENT? RENT? The above item shall ccnform mum 40% is permitted IZsning RENT? here! Many Code Section 6-4-6-3). and a The search begins The search begins RENT? Bid Notice to the RFP on tile in the Pur- 2' sOuth Interior side yard vet- opartment and home chasing Office. The docllment, here! Many here! Many The search begins The search begins necessary plans back where 3' is required (Zoo- hunters check the includingall ng Code Section 6-B-3-71. The apartment and home apartment and home here! Many here! Many and specifications, will be avail- Zoning Board of Appeals is the hunters check the apartment and home apartment and home Classifieds before able in the Purchasing Office on determining body tor this case. hunters check the Parir Ridge Park District October 19, 2017. 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STATE OF ILLINOIS, NOTICE OF PLAN COMMIS- LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- Notice of Proposed Property Tax Levy for Ehe City of Evanston. THIS ORDINANCE MAY BE CITED AS PUBUC NOTICE CIRCUIT COURT SION PUBLIC HEARING ING Cook county, Illinois VILLAGE ORDINANCE NUMBER Z2017-049 COOK COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Skokie Plan Commission, Thurs- I. A public hearing to approve a proposed property tas levy for the Ci 17-10-P-4329 Notice is hereby given that a PUBLICATION NOtiCE OF COURT a public heanng will be held by day November 16, 2017, village of Evanston, Cook County, Illinois for 2017 will be held on October 2 WHEREAS, the village of Skokie (hereinafter 'Village") is a home rule oublic hearing wilL be held by DATE FOR REQUEST FOR NAME the NOrthbrOOk Plan Commis- ofkokie 5127 Oakton Street, 2017 at 9:03 AM at the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center in the lames municipality in accordance with the Constitution 01 the State of Illinois the Zoning Board of Appeals to CHANGE sion on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Skokie,Illinois 60077, at 7.30 C. Lytle Council Chambers, 2100 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201 )1970)'and consider a petition requesting a (ADULT) 2017 at 7 30 p.min the Board PM , to consider the following WHERÉAS. as a home rule municipality. the village has the author- variation of the Glenview Manic- Case NO. 17M2004114 Room of the NorthbrOOk Village 2017-41P- Alley vacation Any person desiring to appear at the public hearing and present ty to adopt ordinances pertaining to its government and affairs the pal Code The meeting will be Hall, 1225 Cedar Lane, North- Bounded by Keeney Street, KR- testimony to the taxing distrIcts may contact Devon Reid, City Clerk. declaration ot surplus property, trie disposition of property and the held on Monday, November 6, There wIll be a court date on brook, illinois for the purpose of ating Avenue, OaktOnStreet, City of Evanston, 2100 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201; phone 18471 protection of the public healrh. safety and welfare of its cituens; and 2017 at 7:00 PM ,in the village my ReSuest to change my name considering the following: and Skokie Boulevard 448-8189 WHEREAS, the Village is the owner of the real estate nommonly Hall, 2503 East Lake Avenue, from: Susan Ann Bbchenski to Bas 2 Development, LLC,re- known as 8110 LincOln Avenue, Skokie, Illinois, (hereinattw Subfect Glenview, it in accordance with the new same of Susan AIlS DOCKETNO 17-15 quests to vacate the west leg IL The corporate and special service tao entended for the City of Property"). and chapter 65, Section 5/11-13-S Reynders The court date will be 1B20SKOtIE BOULEVARD - of the east-west alley in an area Evanston for 2016 equaled 528,752,503.The proposed corporate WHEREAS. when purchased by the village in 2009, the Sutject Prop- of the illinoin Compiled Statutes. held on December 6, 2017 at YOUR DOG'S GURU bounded by Keeney Street on and special service tax to be levied and evtended for 2017 equalS erty was located mithin the boundary ofThe Downtown Tao ncrement The property involved is corn- 9:00AM at 5600 Old Orchard Rd. the north, Keating Avenue on S29,1B2,B52 This represents a 1 5% increase over the previous year Finance District 90-1(hereinafter "Tin Dixtrict) and was acquired, monly known au 810 Queens Skokie, Ii 60077, Cook county in Application byvourDog's Guru, the east, Oakton Street on the the village for the purpose of furthering the goals of the 5F Distri Lane and legally described as: Courtroom 14204 Inc (the AppIicant Ias lessee south, and Skokie Boulevard on Ill. The General Assistance Fund levy entended for the City of Evanston and LOT 18 IN RUGO PICK SUBD1vI- Is/Susan Ann ttOchenski of 1B20 B Skokie Boulevard Ithe the went for 2016 equaled $918,367The proposed 2017 General Assistance WHEREAS, subsequent to the purchase, the TIF Oistrict was dissolved SION,BEING A SUBDIVISION Susan Ann BochenSki "SublectProperty"lwhichis A map of the proposed alle Fund tau to be levied and evtended for 2017 equals $918,367This in 2014 to VIllage Ordinance Number 1d12-F-4104 and the eoisting OF THE WEST 40 RODS OF THE 10/19,10126,11/2/2017 owned by Aloynius Land Hold- segment to be vacated is avai - represents a 0% increase over the previous year. Downtown Science and Technology Tao Increment Finance District NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE 5242497 ingo, LIC (the Owner"), for the abEein the Planning Olvision (hereinafter "Downtown TIF"( was amended to include tIre Subject NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SEC- purpose of office The property tao extended for the City of Evanston debt service for Property in 251 5 pursuant to village Ordinance Number 1 5- 1 1 -F-4177: TION 25, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, 2017-42P- Subdivision 2016 equaled $11,102,034. The estimabeii property tao to be levied and RANGE 12 EAST OF THE THIRD A. Special Permit Approval to 8017-8025 SkOkie Boulevard for debt service for 2017 equals 511,102,034This represents a 0% WHEREAS, the )unds used to purchase the Subjeci Property were a PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN (EXCEPT Allow Animal Training ISic No Bas 2 Development, LLC,re- increase over the previous year financial obligation of the TIF District and now the Downtown TIF: and THE NORTH 20 RODS THEREOF) Public Hearings 752.02) and a Boarding Kennel quests a resubdivision of 4 lots AYIEREAS, the Village received an offer to purchase the Sublect Prop- IN COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS. biC Na 752 031 in the l-1 Re- into 1 lot in a cx Core Mixed- The total property tau extended for the City of Evanston for 2016 erfy from Mr. Guidofteri, for the development of a osseO-ape develop- Thepehtioner. MaisAlbazi, stricted industrial District, Use district with a 2.00 foot- equaled $40,772,904. The estimated total property tau to be levied ment project. The sale and anticipated development of tie Sublect requests a variation from the B, Approval of Such other zoning wide right-of-waydedication for 2017 equals $41,203,253. This represents a 1.1% increase oser Property will further the purpose of the Downtown TIF: anc provisions of Section 9t-1O2(bl relief as may be necessary to along the east side of the prop- the previous year WHEREAS. the village,in the eoercise of its home ruie powers, (51 and 9B-102)bff6( of the Glen- accommodate the development erty in Order to widen the public hereby approves the saie of the Soblect Property to Mr Guido Neri, view Zonlhg Ordinance to allow NOTICE OF PEAN COMMIS- of the Subject Property as pro- alley and any relief that stay be VI the total property tas extended for Special Service Area No 4 of for the purchase price of Two Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars the construction of second floor SION PUBUC HEARING posed by the Applicant discovered during the review of the City of Evanston for 2016 equaled $329,592. The estimated prop- ($270,030 00). and room additiont to an existing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this case. erty tax to be levied and extended for 2017 equals $3B1,633. This rep- WHEREAS, a copy of the Real Estate Sale contract with Mr Guido Neri residence,including modifica- a public lreanng will be held by The Subject Properly is zoned PINS 10-22-325-027-0000, 10- resents a 15 8% increase oser the previous year. is attached hereto as Cohibir "1. and tions to the existing first-floor the Norttibrook Plan Commis- l-1 Restricted Industrial District, 22-325-028-0000 10-22-325- WHEREAS, the Village Manager and Corporation Counsel recommend- siding and roof pitch, at a front sion on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 ItIs located on the west side 030-0000, 1O-22-25-031-0OOO VII The total property tao estended for Special Service District #6 of ed to the Mayor and Board of Trustees that the Subject Froperty be yard (south) setback of 49.65 2017 at 730 p.m in the Board of Skokie Boulevard north of 2017-43P - Sìte Plan Approv- the City of Evanston for 2016 equaled 5214,286 The estimated prop- sold to Mr Guido Neri and tbe Real Estate Sale Contract be approved, feet Instead ot a front yard Room of the Northbrook Village Tower Road IReal Estate index al. 8017-8025 Skokie Boulevard erty tax to be levied and extended for ?ot7 equals $225,510. This and the Mayor and Board of Ihustees concurred in the afcresaid rec- (south) setback of 49 87 feet Hall, 1225 cedar Lane, North- Numbers 04-13-lOB-041-000) Bas 2 Development, LLCre- represents a 47% increase over trie previous year omrnendation. and at a side yard least) setback of brook, Illinois for the purpose of and 04-13-10B-042-) The quests site plan approval for WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of IFustees Slave determined that the 12 15 feet instead of a minimum considering the following Applicant plans to operate a dog at-lot demonstration prolect 5249191 10/19/2017 proposed development by Mr Guido Neri is in the best ilterests of side yard leaxtl setback of 1h00 training and boarding facility in planned development ina TX the Village, feet, and at side yard (west) DOCKET NO 17-04 the budding located in the rear Ttansit Mioed-Use zoning district NOTiCE OF INTENTION OF NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED by tbe Mayor and Board of Trust- setback of 10.29 feet instead 2600 OUNDEE ROAD & 759 of the Sublecf Property. that includes a miued-use build- SCHOOL DISTRiCT NUMBER APARTMENT FOR ees of the Village of Skokie, Cook County, Illinois. of a minimum side yard (west) GREENWOOD ROAD ng with enclosed parking and 69 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Section L That the preambles to this Ordinance are heresy incorpo- setback of 15.00 feet each as At said public hearing and at any storm water detention, and any TO ISSUE 510,000,000 FUND- RENT? rated in this Section 1 as if fully set forth herein allowed and required by said Applicationby SinIe Source adlournment thereof,allper- relief that may be discovered ING BONDS Section 2 That the property legally described above with tfie common ordinance. ConstructionItheApplicant" sons interested are invited to during the review of this case. PUBLIC NOTiCE is hereby given The search begins address Of 8110 Lincoln Avenue, Skokie, Illinois, is locatec within the Allpersons interested should as interested developer of 75 attend and be heard. Additional PINS 10-22-325-027-0000, 10- that on the i 7th day of October, here) Many Village of Skokie and nathin the Downtown Science and Technology attend and will be given an op- Greenwood Roadand2600 information concerning this ap- 22-32S-028-0. 10-22-325- 2017the Board of Education Tax [ncrement Finance District. portunity to be heard For DundeeRoad Ithe "Subject plication may be obtained from 030-0000, 10-22-325-031-0000 ItfieBoaid't of School District oporfmenf and home Section 3. That pursuant to its home rule authority and apjiicable stat- additional information regarding Property") which is owned by the Village of Northbrook De- 2017-44P - Alley vacation Number 69Cook county,II- hunters check fhe utes. the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of 5k )kie hereby this case, please contact Tony OreRealtyInvestments(the partment of Development and Bounded by church Street, Ter- linois (theDistricfl, adopted find that it io no longer necessary, appropriate, or in tse best interest Repp, Planner, at 18471904-4309. "Omner"l, Sor the purpose of Planning Services, 1225 Cedar minaI Avenue, Arcadia Street, a resolution declaring its inten- Clossifieds before of the Village of Skokie that it retain the real property. legally described Zoning Board of Appeals Lane, NOrthbrook, Illinois 60062, and Laramie Avenue riss and determination to issue above, andcommonly known as Bi 10 Lincoln Avenue, Skokie. illinois, Ronald A Greco, Chairman A ReiGning from the R-3 Single phone 18471 664-4057 The Village of Skokie requests bonds in the aggregate amount looking for a new and that the sale and development shall proceed according to the Attest Family Residential District to the to vacate the north-south alle of $10.ÇXtO,000 for the purpose place to live, Real Estate Sale Contract between Mr Guido Neri and tEe Volage. a Tony Repp R-5Single FamilyResidential MARCIA FRANKLIN, CHAIRMAN in an area bounded by Churc of paying presently outstand- copy of which is attached hereto as Euhibit "1 Planner District; NORTHBROOK PLAN COMMIS- Street on the north, Terminal Av- ng and unpaid claims against Adverfiue your renfal Section 4 That the tee simple title to the Subject Property shall be Publication Date. October 19, a Tentative Plat of Subdivision SION enue on the east, Arcadia Street the Diotrict, all of which unpaid units with us Io get a transferred for redeveiopment or other valid municipal piiposes 2017 tor a 7-Lot Subdivision; 10/19/2017 5243109 on the south, and Lararnie Av- claims have been heretofore au- Section S: That the Real Estate Sale Contract with Mr. Guido Neri is 10/19/2017 5251536 C Variation of the Subdivision enue on the west thorized and allowed for proper iump on the hereby approved, subject to any revisions approved by the village Code to allow tor a reduction NOTICE OP PUBLIC MEETING A map of the proposed alle school purposes and itis the competifion) Call Manager and the Corporation Counsel of the public right-of-way from On Wednesday,October25, segment to be vacated is aval - intention of the Board to avail of Section 6 That the village Manager is hereby authorizec to execute PUBLIC NOTICE 60' to 50': 2017 at 6 00 pm, a meeting con- abheinthe Planning Oivinion the provisions ofArticle 19 (Sec- 866-399-0537 or visit the Real Estate Sale Contract eats Mr Guido Hen, and directed to pro- ¿2017-048 D. Variation of the Subdivision ducted by Northbrook School office tions 19-8 to 19-14, inclusive) placeonad. ceed with the sale of the Subject Property Notiçe is hereby green that a Code to allow for a reduction in District 28 will take place in FOR YOUR INFORMATION Plans of the School Code of the State Section 7 That this Ordinance shall bein full force and effect from public hearing will be held by the minimum required lot depth the Homer O Harvey room of andrelateddocumentsare of Illinois. and all laws amenda- tribunesuburbs.cam and after its passage. approval and publication in 09mph et form arid the Zoning Board of Appeals to from 125' to 99', NorthbrOok lunlor l-11gb, 1475 available at trie viiiage's Com- tory thereof and supplementary in the Skokie Review on October 12. 2017 and October 19, 2017, as consider a pehtion requesting u E Variation of the Subdivision Maple Ave ,NOrthbrook The munityDevelopmentDepart- thereto, and to issue said bonds provided bylaw variation of the Glenview Manic- code to allow detention in an purpose of this meeting will be ment, Planning Division, (B471 for the purpose of paying such pal Code. The meeting wrIl be easement rather than in an out- to revise the current Proportion- 933-8447 Monday through Fri unpaid claims ADOPTED this 2nd day of October, 2017. held on Monday. November 6, lot and ate Share Plan that provides day, from 830 AM to S 00 PM. A petìtiOn may be filedwith BUSINESS OWNERS 2017 at 7:00 P.M.. in the village F Approvai of such other zoning special education services to SPECIAL AIDAvailable upon the Secretary of the Board Ithe Advertise with us! Ayes: 6 leromberg. oray-Keeler, Klein. Roberts, Sxtlier, vair Duseni Hall. 2500 East Lake Avenue, relief as may be necessary to students with disabilities who reisuest for the disabled. Call Secretary) withinthirty (301 Nays O Glenview, IL in accordance with accommodate the development attend privateschoolsand lR4'7l 673-0500 or email infoG days after the dare of publica- Absent i (Ulrich) Chapter 65, SectiOn 5/11-135 of the Subject Property as pro- home schools within the district skokie org. tion of this notice, signed by of the Illinois Cpmpiled Statutes. posed by the Applicant for the 2017-2018 school year interested parties are invited to not less than 1,032 voters of The Classifieds can Attested and tiled in my office this 3rd day of October 2017: and pub- The property involved is tom- If you are a parent of a private attend this meeting. This notice the District, said number of vot- showcase your lished in pamphlet form according to law from octo6er 3rd. 2017 to monly known as 724 Beckes The Sublect Propertyiscur- schooled studentwho has been is for information purposes only ers being equal to tes percent October 13th, 2017. Road and is legally described as: rently zoned R-3 Single Fam- or may be identified with a dis- Published in the Skokie Review 110%) of fhe registered voters of business and LOT 1 IN BONNIE'S SUBDIvi- ily ResidentiaLIt is located on ability and the student attends on October 19, 2017. the District, requesting that the services) Advertise village Clerk SION, BEING A SUBDIvISION OF the northeast corner of Dundee o school within the boundaries proposition to issue said bonds Approved by me this 3rd day of THE WEST HALF 0F THE NORTH- Roadand Greenwood Road of Northbrook School District 10/19/2017 5251276 as authorized by the provisions your cleaning October. 2017 EAST QUARTER OF SECTION 25, (RealEstateIndeu Numbers 2B, you are urged to attend. Or of said Article 19 be submitted service, mortgage Mayor. Village of Skokie TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE b4-od-303-030-0000 and 04-04 if jiou are a Northbrook District to the voters of the District. if 10112. 101972017 5229410 12, EAST 0F THE THIRD PRINCI- 303-031-03001 The Applicant 2h parent of a home schooled such petition is filed with the company or doycare PAL MERIDIAN ACCORDING TO dans to rezone and subdivide student who Iras been or may Public Nolices Secretary within thirty)30) days with us today) THE PLAT ThEREOF RECORDED the Subject Property to create be identified with a disability, after the date of publication of APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR SEPTEMBER 12006 AS DOCU- seven single-familyresidential then you are also urged to at- this notice, an election on the MENT NUMBE11 0624416040. IN lots tendit you have further ques- proposition to issue said bonds 866-399-0537 RENT? RENT? COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tions pertaining to thin meeting, shall be held on the 20th day of Call or The petitioner, lohn D'Angelo, At said public hearing and at any please contact Rosanne Dier f4orthbrook School Oistrict 28 March, 2018. The Circuit Court usonlineat The search begins The search begins requests a Variation from the per- visit adlournment thereOf,all at 847/50d-3405 willbeconducting anearly may declare that an emergency here) Many here) Many provisions of Sections 98-10215) sons interested are invited to 10/19/20175246040 childhood screening os Tuesday, referendum should be held pnor placeanad tribune (61, 9B-213lb87), and 98-214 of attend and be heard. 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This four-bedroom, three-bath split-level Home is on wooded lot over an acre. Cape Cod home with five bedrooms and Five-bedroom, 4.5-bath home built in has been gutted to the studs and rebuilt Hardwood floors, screened-in porch, three and a half baths. First floor master. 2012 is nearly 4,000 square feet. Eat-in and features a blend of modern finishes updated kitchen, finished third floor Eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appli- kitchen with granite counters and island with mid-century modern architecture. overlooks the backyard. Formal living and ances, separate dining and living rooms, and stainless steel appliances. Kitchen Open concept living features Omega dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen has is- spacious family room with wood-burning opens to family room with fireplace and European flat-panel cabinets, LG appli- land, granite counters, high-end applianc- fireplace, first-floor laundry, updated sliding doors to patio and backyard. First ances, quartz counters, an island with es and eating area that opens to the baths, hardwood floors throughout the floor has hardwood, office, living room double thick counters and a ftilly finished screened-in porch. Family room has main level, finished basement with bed- and dining room. Mudroom off garage. lower level. New roof, windows, sump fireplace and a wall of windows. Master room, full bath. rec room and wet bar that Master suite has large walk-in closet. pump, drain tile, floors, electric and has built-ins and fireplace, walk-in closet could almost pass as a mini kitchen. Downstairs features a bedroom and full plumbing. Paved patio with attached and updated bath. Three more beds and bath, two rec rooms and exercise room. exterior storage. laundry room on second floor. Third floor Address:1628 Longvalley Drive bonus room and outdoor deck and patio. Price:$600,000 Address:435 Ridge Road Address:1720 Washington St. Schools:Glenhrook North High School Price:$769,000 Price:$699,000 Address:29796 N. River Drive Taxes:$11,024 Schools:Highland Park High School Schools:Evanston Township High Price:$649,000 Agent:Anne Margolis, Coldwell Banker Taxes:$16,37() School Schools:Libertyville High School Residential Agent:Mark Stewart, Baird & Warner Taxes:$9,512 Taxes:$18,165 Highland Park Agent:Sandra Brown, Baird & Warner Agent:Deb Borgeson, RE/MAX Show- Evanston case Listings from Homefinder.com

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1040 Highland Ave, Lake Forest Patrick Forman & Janette RichandCDettling 07-21-17 $605,000 Gospodinka Miteva 07-27-17 $166,500 1415 E Central Rd. # 401A, Kelly A Meyer Forman Arlington Heights 1052 Inverlieth Rd. Lake Forest David Prell & Andrea Prell Sam M Ciccarelli 07-26-17 $668.000 616 S Banbury Rd. Arlington Matthew M Kurowski &Jaclyn Timothy P Gapp 07-27-17 $425.000 Heights Miller Kurowski 1227 W Cascade Ct S, Lake llya Beyzin & Tanya Beyzin Robert A Westropp Jr 07-20-17 $740,000 Forest 421 W Hawthorne St, Arlington Habib F Bilfaqi & Siddhi V Shah Douglas P Schaapveld 07-27-17 $467.000 Heights 1150 Bnidgeview In. Lake Forest Chad Wiener RobertAlepman 07-19-17 $900,000 102 Steeple Dr, # E, Buffalo Romelia Rodriguez Ann Kozak 07-27-17 $115.000 1084 Mount Vernon Ave, lake Eugene R Ahn & Milena I IvanovaAnthony Rousou 07-26-17 $925.000 Grove Forest 175 W Fabish Dr. Buffalo Grove Alexandr Potyak & Galina Judith F Greco 07-19-17 $191,500 1470 Littlefield Ct, Lake Forest Justin D Sobinsky & Milagritos M Jon T Smoter 07-26-17 $990,000 Tkachenko Sobinsky 1200 Churchill Ct. Buffalo Grove Dhayala Kumar Chinnavenkatan Craig Sullivan 07-21-17 $200,000 365 Circle In, Lake Forest Karl J Weber & Elisabeth Weber John R Stauben 07-19-17 $1,000,000 & Devi Dhayalakumar 360 E Westminster, Lake Forest Todd R Curry & Michelle B Curry Edward Holstein 07-17-17 $1.630,000 1247 S wellington ct, Buffalo Karan Gandhi & Shradha Aiyer Carlos H Montoya 07-26-17 $205,000 Grove 1185 Acorn TrI, Lake Forest David Mowny & Lixin Mowny Frank Alaimo 07-17-17 $2.000,000 181 Morningside Lx E, Buffalo Nileshkumar B Agrawal & Swati Hyon Soo Park 07-21-17 $213,000 250 Rosehall Dr, # 150, Lake Katie Adrian & John D Tomaino Robert A Lang 07-26-17 $193,000 Grove N Agrawal Zurich 938 Burgess Cir, Buffalo Grove Kaustav Paul & Srimoyee Aleksey Pashkin 07-25-17 $237,500 13 Rugby Rd. Lake Zurich Malgorzata Z Banc FrankW Burton 07-27-17 $200,000 Mukherjee 147 Ash St, Lake Zurich Matthew Mclenaghan & Melissa Gene Albert 07-27-17 $230,000 305 Cobbler Ln, Buffalo Grove Yanchen Shang & Zhaozhong Prempal Singh 07-17-17 $246,000 Mclenaghan Chong 1115 Chelsea Dr, Lake Zurich Ajaykumar Sukumaran & Steven P landon 07-24-17 $265,000 313 Willow Pkwy, Buffalo Grove Beth M Miller Cynthia Horowitz 07-24-17 $270,000 Lakshmy Unniparambath 1170 Franklin Ln, Buffalo Grove Artiom Melnikov & Irma Mel- Count Trust 07-26-17 $325,000 1036 Partridge In, Lake Zurich Michal Butkiewicz Julie Cummings 07-17-17 $267,500 nikov 33 Red Haw In, Lake Zurich Bruce E Frooman & Katherine A Anna G Smith 07-24-17 $268,000 1144 Gail Dr, Buffalo Grove Sergio Escalante & Donietle A Michael S Miller 07-21-17 $340,000 Frooman Escalante 1054 Partridge In, Lake Zurich David Ready & Samara Ready Michael J Gerhardt 07-17-17 $270.000 462 Carmas Ave, Buffalo Grove Iakshmi N Doddi & Anita Sura Steven Page 07-25-17 $346.000 23613 N Field Rd. Lake Zurich Sylvia Sleszynski & Dmitniy Sean DToler 07-25-17 $275.500 2365 Madiera In, # A, Buffalo Rishi Mehrotra & Tanvi Mittal John Kim 07-21-17 $346,000 Vasylyshyn Grove 127 Miller Rd. Lake Zurich Chris Shepeck & Coral Geoffrey R Bailey 07-26-il $290,000 1435 Chase Ct, Buffalo Grove Xiao Tang & Biting Jiang Rick Zatz 07-20-17 $380,000 Drzewiecki 620 Woodhollow Ln, Buffalo Jonathan Gale & Julie Gale Eric Mogensen 07-26-17 $390,000 810 Woodbine Cm, Lake Zurich Cooper Dezell Mark W Schnaith 07-25-17 $322,000 Grove 1119 Wilkes Ln, Lake Zurich Sara Heather Raasch & Michael Todd Tuesley 07-26-17 $333.000 1230 Green Knolls Dr, Buffalo Shreekumar Veeramani & Manillyn Bernard 07-26-17 $390.000 A Raasch Grove Anuradha Srinivasan 873 Surryse Pd, Lake Zurich Richard Scott Toner & Kristin JeffBartlett 07-24-17 $337,000 1011 Hobson Dr, Buffalo Grove Changguo Huang & Haixis Vu Dmitry Fishkin 07-26-17 $418.000 Toner 25W Fox Hill Dr, Buffalo Grove Ankur Agarwal & Anubha Dmitry Farbman 07-26-17 $477.500 24674 W August In, Lake Zurich Clifford E Steinberg & Francesca Keith Herstowski 07-24-17 $349,000 Agarwal C Steinberg 425 Ronnie Dr, Buffalo Grove Vikas Checker & Namita Mehro- Alexander Kuzmenko 07-21-17 $490,000 469 Cromwell Ct, Lake Zurich Griffin Pfaigraf & Stefenie Richard Allen Fox 07-27-17 $350,000 tra Pfslgraf 641 Woodhollow In, Buffalo Mitchell Fohrman & Nichole David G Wicklund 07-26-17 $490.000 7 Fern Ct, Lake Zurich Steven Landon & Lindsay Cindy Marie Kolat 07-25-17 $418.000 Grove Fohrman Paprock Iandon 2822 Whispering Oaks Dr, Jithender Garlapati & Kalpana Rajendra Shah 07-24-17 $505,000 22941 W Gabriel Ct, Lake Zurich Elvia Tito & William Anthony Tito William M Stoval li 07-26-17 $508.000 Buffalo Grove Kasireddy li 1812 Brandywyn Ln, Buffalo HaitaO Qian & Ches Cheng John C Nowicki 07-26-17 $595,000 280 Knox Park Rd. Lake Zurich Jeffrey S Bartlett A Rachad S Adam J Redd 07-24-17 $525,000 Grove Bartlett 417 MarvinS Way, Buffalo Grove Akshar Awalgsonkar & Parchee Steven Trilling 07-19-17 $608.000 201 5 Stewart Ave, Libertyville Brian Roberts & Lisa Roberts Stacy M Adams 07-25-17 $225,000 Kale 447 Appley Ave, Libertyville Isaiah Panatsis & Phillip Stef-Melissa A Whitebread 07-25-17 $390,000 2193 Apple Hill In, Buffalo Grove Tian Feng & Xuebing Wang Elizabeth A Malls 07-19-17 $711,000 anovic 1436 Campbell Ave, Des Plaines Justin Tornes & Kelly Wiley Vilma Papaleka 07-27-17 $362,500 267 Cypress In, Iibentyville Maxwell V Phillips & Samantha Christopher lis 07-17-17 $402,000 M Phillips 2710 Central St, #2S, Evanston Patrick O Connor Cheryl J Ketelsen 07-27-17 $168,000 1800 5 Falcon Dr, Libentyville Syed T Numan John S Lo 07-21-17 $424,500 1720 Oak Ave, # 604, Evanston Ross C Sloan Linda Smith Buonanno 07-27-17 $265,000 1144 Tamarack In, libertyville Dennis Berktold & Julie Berktold Robert H Dick 07-21-17 $429,500 2029 Warren St, Evanston Timothy K Aiken Leila Boatnight 07-27-17 $300,000 6601 White Pine Way, Liber-Fouad Noweder & Raghda Bernard V Eden 07-20-17 $450,000 807 Davis St. # 404, Evanston Jorge Del Castillo & Susan Del Ernest Vasseur 07-27-17 $339,000 tyville Noweder Castillo 1174 Furlong Dr, Libertyville Kenneth Heidle & Kelly Heidle JohnLThom 07-17-17 $494,000 7 Salem Cir, Evanston Yvette N Henry Ferdinando Mussa Ivaldi Vercelli 07-27-17 $507,000 1980 Lockwood Dr, Libertyville Jason Santiago & Meghan JuanCTornes 07-21-17 $550,000 2226 Hartzell St, Evanston Todd R Schnieber & Meredith A Michael C Keenan 07-27-17 $649,000 Santiago Schnieber 1655 Cast Ave, Libertyville Ryan T Westlund & Knittina Joseph P Rosamilia 07-26-17 $565,000 2434 Ridgeway Ave, Evanston Andrew B Cnitchell & Kelsey T Darrell G Kruger 07-27-17 $725,000 Franzwa Critchell 537 ist St, Libertyville Charles Santilukka & Pearl Jeffrey Matheson 07-26-17 $610.000 2221 Pioneer Rd, Evanston Aaron Kaplan & Ann Kaplan Jonathan R Buck 07-27-17 $1,150,000 Santilukka 1908 Ivy In, Glenview Noon Lee & Hyuk Lee Theodore Fishman 07-27-17 $315,000 1609 Old Barn Cm, libertyville DonaI Bermíngham Lavonna K Hahn 07-20- 17 $675,000 2325 Swainwood Dr, Glenview Michael C Dombai & Amanda M Anthony A Repeta 07-27-17 $617,500 1330 Brandywine Rd. Libertyville Brent Jay Paul & Michelle Adair Lawrence T Kowalski 07-26-17 $807,500 Dombai Paul 2140 linneman St, Glenview Tommy Wang & Julie M Gold Matthew H Johnson 07-27-17 $1,150,000 1312 Vineyard In, Libertyville Matthew D Distel A Amanda J Thomas E Werner 07-26-17 $1,000,000 Wang Distel 1408 Overlook Dr, Glenview Maurice M Cannuthens & Teresa Jerome M Richardson 07-27-17 $1,150,000 2028 Woodlane Dr, Lincolnshire Ashley N Wiaten PeterRThompson 07-19-17 $102.500 M Carruthers li Warwick In, lincolnshire Catherine Cardamone Valerie Gorelick Janofsky 07-17-17 $345.000 12 Piper In, Hawthorn Woods Ruchi D Shah & Andrew Albert Alfred Paniagua 07-20-17 $489.000 Accettola 345 Rivershire Ct, Lincoinshire Renuka Desai Jian Wen Lin 07-26-17 $470,000 51 Lynn Dr, Hawthorn Woods Colleen Mcconny & Ken Rapp Richard F Blase 07-17-17 $530,000 28 Lancaster In, Lincolnshire Tahir Hasmi & Asia Siddique Mark A Madeyski 07-25-17 $575.000 16 W Peter In, Hawthorn Woods Geoffrey Enverga & Jocelyn Taylor Morrison 07-21-17 $502,000 66 Elmwood In, lincoinshire Vinuo Pang & Shawn X Li Ernest Rogalla 07-26-17 $613.500 Enverga 305 Whytegate Ct, Lincoinshine Wei Geng Andrew D Eisenbeng 07-25-17 $688,000 07-17-17 2 Valley Rd. Indian Creek Lothar Blankenbeng & Anna Michael D Cook $404,000 4363 Oak Leaf Lo, Long Grove Martin Kondziolka BorgTrust 07-26-17 $442,500 Manie Blankenberg 2231 Shiloh Dr, Long Grove Frank W Spear & Karen L Spear Larry A Lewis 07-20-17 $525,000 21145 W Brandon Rd. Kildeer Ryan S Potts & Rachel A Potts Pierre Pollin 07-19-17 $585.000 21601 N Meadowlark Dr, Kildeer Alexander Shanuba Raymond Mulligan 07-19-17 $600,000 119 E Laurel Ave, # 203, Lake Patricia Canter Michael Fiocco 07-25-17 $400,000 Forest 1271 Wild Rose In, Lake Forest John T Weisser & Agatha Leonard F Kunz 07-19-17 $570,000 Weisser This list Is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 public-record.com MARINO REALTORS 5800 Dempster - Morton Grove (847) 967-5500 (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-0021) www.century21marino.com

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Listings are subject to change. Playdium, 1776 Glenview Road, Glen- freshly brewed "Oktoberfestbier," in- in the projects in Louisiana. A high Please call the venue in advance. view, General Admission: $5 Adults, spired by the original Hofbrauhaus in school track star, she has the chance to students free. Thursday Sip and Shop Munich, daily food specials served by escape poverty with a full scholarship to admission: $10 prepay/$15 at the door, dirndl-clad waitresses, celebrity keg college but sacrifices her ambition to Thursday, Oct. 19 $5 seniors and students, 847-729-1525. tapping ceremonies and more. 11 a.m. stay home and care for her mother. 7:30 daily, Hofbrauhaus Chicago, 5500 Park p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. An Evening of Empowerment:Join Converting Your VHS Home Movies: Place, Rosemont, free, 847-671-2739. Sunday, Josephine Louis Theatre, us as we raise funds to help individuals Registration is required for this lecture/ Northwestern University, 20 Arts Circle throughout Chicagoland gain access to demo to learn how to convert old home "The Jackie Mason Musical":"The Drive, Evanston, $6-$25, 847-491-7282. affordable healthcare and freedom from movies on VHS to DVD or digital for- Jackie Mason Musical" begins at a deli violence. Enjoy entertainment and mat. Takes place in the Digital Media in Miami in 1977, where Jackie - a re- The World Premiere of "Quest": networking an extensive silent/live Lab and is limited to four. 2 p.m. Thurs- nowned 46 year old comedian, (played "Quest" is an original circus-theater auction, food provided by Shalimar day, Morton Grove Public Library 6140 by David R. Gordon), spots 20-some- production loosely based on Leo Tol- Banquets, and a keynote by gender Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- thing Ginger (played by Jackie's own stoy's short story "The Three Ques- equity advocate and Women's March 965-4220. daughter - comedian Sheba Mason). 8 tions." The protagonist asks three sim- co-chair Carmen Perez, all while sup- p.m. Thursday through Saturday, 3 p.m. ple (but huge) questions, setting in porting Hamdard Center's women's Hot Ticket: "The Lost City of Z": Sunday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln motion a whirlwind journey to find the empowerment programs. 6p.m. Thurs- "The Lost City of Z" is rated PG-13. It is Ave., Skokie, $24.50-$39, 847-677-7761. answers. 7:30 p.m. Friday through Sun- day, Shalimar Banquets, 280 E. N. Ave., a true-life drama, centering on British day, Actors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Addison, Tickets are $65,630-835-1430. explorer Col. Percival Fawcett, who Music and Movement Classes for Evanston, $20 for adults, $15 for kids, disappeared while searching for a mys- Children:Baker Demonstration School students and seniors, 847-328-2795. Flamin' Groovies:With The Mixture. terious city in the Amazon in the 1920s. offers programming for children ages 8p.m. Thursday, Evanston Space, 1245 The cast includes: Charlie Hunnam, six months to almost three years, start- Friday Film - "The Zookeeper's Chicago Ave., Evanston, $22-$35, 847- Robert Pattinson. The Walk 'n Talk ing on Sept. 28. Come sing, dance, and Wife":This PG-13 rated film is the story 492-8860. book group will also discuss the movie play accompanied by guitar/autoharp detailing the keepers ofthe Warsaw and/or book on Oct. 24 at 6p.m. 2 & with scarves, balls, hoops, puppets, Zoo, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, who Showcase ETHS - A Tribute to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Morton Grove instruments, and more. Gather to meet helped save hundreds ofpeople and YA MO's 60th:Evanston Township Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- new friends and enrich your child's day animals during the 1939 German inva- High School's student-produced revue ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220. with music. Classes are led by Celeste sion. 1 p.m. Friday, Lincolnwood Public YAMO opened Friday, Oct 6, for a sev- Cifala Roy, Director ofEverybody Move Library, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincol- en-night run in the school's Upstairs Presidential Elections, 1860 -1916: Inc. 9 a.m. Thursday & Friday, Baker nwood, free. Theatre. YAMO aimually pokes fun at Lincoln to Wilson:The election of Demonstration School, 201 Sheridan current events, but this year's theme is a Abraham Lincoln in 1860 changed Road, Wílmette, $180, 847-425-5814. Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: An Archi- murder mystery, as they present America in profound ways. The audi- tectural Legacy:Frank Lloyd Wright's "YAMO, She Wrote." Tickets are avail- ence hears about that election and every Intro to Storyteiling:We all have reputation is based in large part on able online at the website. 7:30 p.m. election that followed through the tu- stories to tell. We tell stories to trans- residential homes in neighborhoods as Thursday through Saturday, Evanston multuous election of Woodrow Wilson, form ourselves. This fun and interactive opposed to high profile commercial or Township High School, 1600 Dodge which would forever change American workshop with Carol Moss, LCSW, institutional projects. JeifMishur dis- Ave., Evanston, $12, 847-424-7130. foreign policy and make the U.S. a world storyteller, coach, singer and author, cusses examples ofWright's work in power. 1p.m. Thursday, North Shore helps participants develop their skill as Oak Park as well as other projects in- GuruGanesha Band People of Love Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, a storyteller, culminating in an "open eluding the Guenheim. 1 p.m. Friday, Tour:The GuruGanesha Band LIV E. Northfield, $12 member; $17 nonmem- mie." 3 p.m. Thursday, The Woman's North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- are on their North American 2017 Tour ber, 847-784-6030. Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., Wmnnetka, field Road, Northfield, $12 member; $17 and their open hearts encourage all to $100, 847-441-3406. nonmember, 847-784-6030. sing, chant, dance and meditate along The Changing Middle East: Country with them. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, The Profiles:This discussion finds corn- Creating Optimai Well-Being:If you A Tasting Event: Passport to Tea: JRC, 303 Dodge Ave., Evanston, $35- plexity, variety, inconsistency, and vola- are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, This is a new tasting event, where you $65. tility, but also creativity, openness, hu- frustrated or anxious, join Catherine grab your passport and travel with mor, and democracy. Many nations are Celimene, life coach, on ajourney to TeaLula. Participants visit nine coun- Carrie Mae Weems: Ritual and Revo- visited: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Israel, Saudi optimize your well-being. You can begin tries, sample over 15 teas and enjoy lution:Carrie Mae Weems often cre- Arabia, Yemen, Turkey, and Egypt, and to reach your greatest potential. 6:30 international snacks. Learn about tea ates works that blur the lines between other nations, ranging from the volatile p.m. Thursday, The Woman's Exchange, culture from around the globe and fiction and documentary to explore to the very promising. Also visit some 630 Lincoln Ave., Wmnnetka, $25, 847- stamp your "passport" along the way. 5 universal human experiences through significant Muslim regions in Africa, 441-3406. p.m. Friday, TeaLula, 11 S. Fairview Ave., the black subject. Composed of 18 di- and even touch on South East Asia. 10 Park Ridge, $20. 847-823-8327. aphanous printed cloth banners with a a.m. Thursday, North Shore Senior Friday, Oct 20 poetic audio track, Ritual and Revolu- Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfleld, Huge Fall Rummage Saie Park Ridge tion (1998) explores the historic human $49 member; $68 nonmember, 847-784- Presbyterian Church:The pre-sale is stru: e for equality and justice. 10 a.m. 6030. Matt Wertz:8 p.m. Friday, Evanston on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. with a $5 daily, Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, admission. On Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 Art, Northwestern University, 40 Arts Storytime for 4s and 5s:This is a $20-$46, 847-492-8860. p.m., the admission is free. Purchase: Cir Drive, Evanston, free, 847-491-4000. storytime for those aged 4 and 5 years, clothes, household items and decor, but no adults or siblings please. 10:15 "In The Red And Brown Water" - small appliances, fabrics, toys and sport- 2017 OLPH Holly Fair:Our Lady of a.m. Thursday, Park Ridge Public Li- Wirtz Center Season:The lyrical and inggoods, books, DVD's and CD's, jew- Perpetual Help Church Women's Club brary 20S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, intoxicating story of a young woman's elry, collectibles and baby items. There announces Holly Fair 2017. Explore free, 847-825-3123. thrust into womanhood and subsequent is also a "better stuff" department with more than 45 booths of one-of-a-kind fall into the murky waters oflife, writ- upscale merchandise. 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Calendar, from Page 30 "The Power of Song: Broadway Hits more information, 847-647-0660. Chinese language and Cultural and More":"The Power of Song, classes:The first day ofschool is Sept. urday, Park Ridge Presbyterian Church, Broadway Hits and More" sung by W. Grand Opening, Bach to Pock Music 9. The student body consists of both 1300 W. Crescent Ave., Park Ridge, free, Stephen Smith, professor at Northwest- School, Northbrook:Enjoy student heritage language learners and second 847-823-4135. ern University. A Benefit Concert for performances, tour the school, enjoy a language learners from three years old Diboko School and Institute Bulunda in free music lesson, learn about individual to adults. The school also offers cultural Crafternoons: All Ages:Come make a the DRCongo. 7p.m. Saturday, First lessons and group classes, try out free classes such as traditional Chinese craft in the children's department Drop Presbyterian Church of Evanston, 1427 toddler "Mommy and Me" classes, enter dance, Chinese painting, arts and crafts, in anytime between 4 and 5 p.m. 4 p.m. Chicago Ave., Evanston, $25; $10 (Stu- prize drawings and giveaways, meet the and Chinese music instruments class. 1 Friday, Park Ridge Public Library 20 S. dents), 847-475-4052. teachers and more. 10 am. Saturday, p.m. Saturday, St Lambert Education Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825- Bach to Rock Music School, 1141 Center, 8141 Kedvale Ave., Skokie, see 3123. Wendy & DB Kids Concert: Award- Church St., Northbrook, free, 224-326- website, 847-763-1640. winning vocal duo Wendy & DB (2015 & 0115. 't "Jungle" - In Theaters Oct.20: Ex- 2017 Parent's Choice & NAPPA Awards) PresMng Survivor Stories:Ask o, clusive screening of the Daniel Radcliffe bring their fun show to Lincolnwood, Linkedin - an Update:"Mr. Linkedln," Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any thriller "Jungle." A synopsis: An enthusi- for a morning of engaging fun, happi- or Bruce Bixler offers an update on the question you would like, and "natural astic young adventurer follows his ness, and expressiveness through music. latest information regarding profes- language" technology software will dreams into the Amazon jungle. The 10a.m. Saturday, Lincoinwood Public sional use ofLinkedln as ajob search respond as ifPinchas were in the room. journey of a few friends and a guide Library 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincol- tool. Reserve your seat by emailing - 10:30 am. Saturday, Illinois Holocaust with a mysterious past, quickly turns nwood, free. elaine.holmquistyahoo.com. 9:30 am. Museum and Education Center, 9603 into a terrifying ordeal as the darkest Saturday, The Village Presbyterian Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967- elements of human nature and the Pumpkins In Proesel Park:Celebrate Church of Northbrook, 1300 Shermer 4800. deadliest threats of the wilderness lead Halloween with crafts, a bounce house Road, Northbrook, free, 847-843-0020. to an all-out fight for survival. 7p.m. and Halloween-themed gaines.. Cos- WHYC Ribtoberfest at Sheridan Friday through Wednesday, Pickwick tumes strongly encouraged. 1 p.m. Sat- Elephant and PiUles, "We are in a Shore in Wiimette:Sheridan Shore Theatre, 5 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, urday, Proesel Park Picnic Shelter, 6915 Play":Enjoy a musical experience, Yacht Club is a warm and historic event $10 Movie Ticket, 847-825-5800. N. Kostner Ave., Lincoinwood, free. from the pages ofthe beloved Elephant space in the prettiest spot in Wilmette's and Piie children's books every Sat- Gilison Park Guests contribute to a Things That Go Bump in The Night: Get Hooked Crafts: Halloween urday at 10 am. and 1 p.m. through Nov. good cause and have a great time, with Meet some of the fascinating but often Candy Fun:Registration is required for 11, at the Northbrook Theatre. 3323 these offerings: a rib-cooking contest, misunderstood critters of Emily Oaks. this event to get ready for halloween Walters Ave., Northbrook, $12, 847-291- barbecue, brats and salads. Sponsors This popular event is intended to be fun with fun candy crafts. Fun ideas on how 2995. include Zier's Meats (brats), Tern- and informative, not frightening. As to wrap candy bars is shared. 10a.m. perance (craft beer), and the Backyard you're guided along the trail, you'll Saturday, Morton Grove Public Library, Electronic Recycling Event:The City Barbecue Store (raffle prize). 6 p.m. venture to three places - the cave, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, ofPark Ridge and the Park Ridge Cham- Saturday, Sheridan Shore Yacht Club, 20 forest, and marsh - and hear from the 847-965-4220. ber ofCommerce host a Document Harbor Drive, Wilmette, $20 for food animals that live there why these are Destruction and Electronics Recycling and first beverage, 847-251-9819. cool, fantastic, and magical places. Your Meet the Author Series: Robert and event from 9 am. to noon, sponsored by visit ends at a campfire featuring snacks Kandace Tabern:Authors Robert and the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Howl-O-Ween Pet Parade:This local and songs. www.skokieparks.orgJ Kandace Tabern present their railroad Cook County (SWANCC). This is free to tradition finds pets who are dressed in node/9363. 6:30 p.m. Friday, 6p.m. guidebook: "Outside the Rails: A Rail any resident who lives in a member their best costumes and joining in for Saturday, Emily Oaks Nature Center, Route Guide from Chicago to St Paul, community. Materials are not accepted the annual parade. Prizes are awarded 4650 Brummel St., Skokie, $5 per per- MN" and explain how their nonprofit from non-SWANCC residents, busi- for Most Creative, Most Original, Best son, 847-677-7001. organization, APRHF Rail Rangers nesses, schools or institutions. 9 am. Owner-Dog Look-Alike, Most Breed began. It provides educational programs Saturday, Park Ridge Public Works Appropriate and Most Humorous cos- Scream Scene:Terrifying visitors on private rail excursions. Learn a little Center, 400 Busse Highway, Park Ridge, turned dogs. Pre-registration for this since 1997, Scream Scene features about the history of the ol' Milwaukee free, 847-825-3121. free event (limited to the first 100 pets) chainsaw maniacs and an insane clown Road line that runs through the city. 11 is required in-store, or call the Pet Es- maze. 7p.m. Friday through Sunday, am. Saturday, Morton Grove Public Stayonthe Court: Avoiding Plat- sentials department at 847-256-0561, Scream Scene, 4701 Oakton St., Skokie, Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton form Tennis injuries:Chicago area ext. 250 for more details. noon Saturday, $12, 847-933-4969. Grove, free, 847-965-4220. platform tennis players are invited to a Chalet Landscape, Nursery & Garden free informational seminar about stay- Center, 3132 Lake Ave., Wílmette, free, The Power of When - Discover Your Hallown Family Fun Fest:This is a ing strong and avoiding injuries, spon- 847-256-0561. Chronotype:In the The Power of free, fun event for the whole family, sored by Midwest Orthopaedics at When, Dr, Michael Breus uses the new where all may come dressed in their Rush. Sports medicine physician Dr. Northflel cl Farmers Market:7:30 and popular science of chronobiology to favorite Halloween costume. Also of- Leda Ghannad, physical therapist Tracy am. Saturday, Northfield Farmers Mar- show an important key to unlocking our fered are: fall crafts, hay rides, carnival Jones, and Park Ridge County Club ket, 6 Happ Road, Winnetka, free, 847- full potential. Join Harriet Porter, games, pumpkins to decorate, costume platform tennis pro Matt Davis offers 446-4451. LCSW, to discover and discuss chrono- contests, and inflatables. The games strategies to improve your game and biology. The short chronotype quiz is range for those who are 3 to 14 years old. stay injury-free. The event includes Sunday, Oct. 22 available at www.thepowerofwhen.com. For more information, go to morton- stretching and strengthening demon- Please complete the quiz for the first groveparks.com. 3p.m. Saturday, Prairie strations and other techniques to keep class. 1p.m. Friday, The Woman's Ex- View Community Center, 6834 Demp- you playing all season. 11 a.m. Saturday, Andrew Belie:8 p.m. Sunday, Evanston change, 630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, ster St., Morton Grove, free, 847-965- Park Ridge Country Club, 636 N. Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $60,847-443-3406. 1200. Prospect Ave, Park Ridge, free, 630- Sold out, 847-492-8860. 234-4150. Saturday, Oct. 21 Neil Diamond and Friends:This is a "Funny, That Doesn't Sound Jew- dynamic presentation by Steve Rich- Helio Kitty Cafe Truck:Grab some ish":From Mendelssohn to Bernstein, ards, the premier tribute artist of the sweet treats from the Hello Kitty from European courts to Yiddish thea- PigPen Theatre Co.:7p.m. Saturday, hits of Neil Diamond, Elvis, Elton, Billy themed truck. 10 am. 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Calendar,fromPage 37 Call or register online 11:30 am. Sun- her late years and why her influence use PivotTables to summarize, manipu- day, Advocate Lutheran General Hospi- endures today. 10:30 am. Monday, late and present data Registration is faith. Discover the world of sound, \ tal, 1775 Dempster St., Park Ridge, free, North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- limited to six and the required prerequi- lyrics, and ideas that comes about whth 800-888-6208. field Road, Northfield, $12 member; $17 site is: a thorough understanding of creativity bumps up against social pres- nonmember, 847-784-6030. Excel 2010 or the Do More with Excel sure, and the resulting music does - Mental H.àlth First Aid Training: 2010 workshop. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Morton and doesn't - sound Jewish. The tickets Join No Shame on U and Jewish Child Sit and Get Fit:Move your feet and get Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., z are: general seating $35 per ticket, with and Family Services for Mental Health fit while seated. This multi-level class is Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220. discounts available for students seniors, First Aid, an eight-hour course that suitable for those with limitations who and groups of 10 and up. 4 am. Sundy, teaches how to identify, understand and are seeking to improve muscle tone, StorySiam: The Root of it:Have they Nichols Concert Hall, 1490 Chicago respond to signs ofmental illness and strength and stamina Standing exer- got a story to tell. Listen to local story- Ave., Evanston, general seating $35; substance use disorders. Two dates: eises that improve lower body strength tellers as they take to the stage to tell discounts available, 773-281-7820. from 9 am. to i p.m. Sundays, Oct. 22 and balance are incorporated for those their original and amusing family tales. and 29. For more information, contact participants willing and able. 11 am. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Northbrook Public Miriam Ament at miriam@noshame- Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Librarç 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, 'Kaleidoscope Eyes" - Acoustic onû.com. Chicago Tailgators, 3760 Northfield Road, Northfield, $59 mem- free, 847-272-6224. j B.atles Tribute:This afternoon of Dempster St., Skokie, $15. ber; $69 nonmember, 847-784-6030. Beatles hits is performed by acoustic Camping 101 :Camping 101 is a free, tribute band Kaleidoscope Eyes. They World War li Radio Hour: Nostalgia The Trail of Tears:In 1828, President hands-on workshop designed to teach strive to capture the magic of the song- Entertainment reenacts a 1940s radio Andrew Jackson changed U.S. policy basic camping skills to first-time camp- writing, harmonies and silliness of the hour that is perfect for all ages. Patti, toward the Native Americans and set ers. Learn tent set-up, campfire build- Beatles. 2 p.m. Sunday, Lincolnwood Maxine and Andrew entertain the "stu- out to evict them from their native indressing for camping, camping Public Library 4000 W. Pratt Ave., dio audience" with Andrews Sisters- lands. But he met his match in the Cher- etiquette and more. Registration is not Lincolnwood, free. style tunes and choreography, Abbott okee tribe, who sued the government in required, but parents must be present and Costello comedy sketches, and a the Supreme Court for recognition and with children 16 and younger. 5:30 p.m. Critics' Choice Cinema: "After the touching tribute to Veterans of the U.S. rights to their land. The battle that Tuesday, Camp Dan Beard, 200 Storm":This film, "After the Storm;' is Armed Forces. 2 p.m. Sunday, Wilmette followed illustrates the limits of our Portwine Road, Northbrook, free, 708- not rated, and in Japanese with English Public Library, 1242 Wilmette Ave., constitutional system, the power of 386-4042. subtitles. A father sets out torit his Wilmette, free, 847-256-5025. greed and the suffering ofa people. 1 past wrong doings, as he finds a lasting p.m. Monday, North Shore Senior Cen- The True Flag: Mark Twain, and the place in the life of his young son. 2 p.m. Mini-Class: The 1893Chlcago ter, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 Birth of Am. Empire:It can be argued Sunday, Morton Grove Public Library World's Fair:Just twenty years after member; $15 nonmember, 847-784- that the real birth ofAmerican empire 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, the Great Fire, the 1893 World's Fair 6300. began with the first movement across 847-965-4220. announced Chicago's arrival as a world- the continent by the new United States, class city. Former history teacher Lori The Artist's Way:This course, facili- incorporating Florida, the Louisiana Light of Unity Celebration- "Light Matten leads a discussion about the fair, tated by Diane Kacprzak, is based on Purchase, the northern halfofthe Mexi- to the World":Baha'is are celebrating which explores the World's Fair's archi- "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron. can territory, and the lands ofthe native the 200th anniversary birthday of Baha- tecture, innovations, exhibits, patrons This workshop focuses on weekly read- population. However, Stephen Kinzer's 'u'llah with a showing of "Light to the and local connections to H.H. Holmes, ings and self-selected activities. Partici- illustrative new history, "The True World," a documentary movie about his "The Devil in the White City?' Advance pants will need the book and a journal. Flag" takes the reader back to the turn life at 2 p.m. Sunday at Techny Towers, reservations are required. 2 p.m. Sunday, Please read chapters 1 and 2 for the first ofthe 20th century when the first acts 2001 Waukegan Road, Northbrook, free, Wilmette Historical Museum, 609 class. 10 am. Monday, The Woman's ofoverseas empire were argued and 312-301-6838. Ridge Road, Wilmette, $5 museum Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, acted on. i p.m. Tuesday, North Shore members; $10 nonmembers, 847-853- $120, 847-441-3406. Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, YMCA 10th Annual Hailoween 7666. Northfield. $49 member; $68 nonmem- Spooktacuiar:The North Suburban ber, 847-784-6030. YMCA welcomes ghosts and goblins of Down Dog & Denim:Join us every Tuesday, Oct. 24 all ages for its Spooktacular Halloween Sunday for a free hourlongVinyasa Pumpkin Painting Party:This is a Party. From 2 to 5 p.m. the 'V's festival of Flow Yoga Class. Register at Lisa Loeb:With Pat McKillen. 7:30 S.T.A.R. "55 and Over" Pumpkin Paint- frights and ftin includes a one-of-a-kind www.eventbrite.com/e/down-dog- p.m. Tuesday, Evanston Space, 1245 ing Party. lfyou're registered for their Spooky Pool Boat ride, inflatable bounce denim-tickets-31076517701. 10:30 am. Chicago Ave., Evanston, $25-$45, 847- Halloween Party, this program is free. houses, costume contests, a children's Sunday, Down Dog & Denim, 908 Green 492-8860. Contact the Centennial Activity Center haunted maze and delicious treats. Bay Road, Winnetka, free. at 847-692-3597 for more information. 2 Guests can also take home souvenirs Walk 'N Taik Book Discussion: "The p.m. Tuesday, Centennial Activity Cen- including art projects, decorated pump- Lost City of Z":This book group meets ter - Park Ridge Park District, 100 S. kins, photo booth pictures and goodies Monday, Oct 23 at the east entrance ofthe library at 6 Western Ave., Park Ridge, $5 member; from indoor trick-or-treating. 2 p.m. p.m. and this month the walk keeps $7 non-member. Sunday, North Suburban YMCA, 2705 Poke 101:Join us at Mariano's Des them local while their talk stretches out Techny Road, Northbrook, Free Y mem- to the far awayjungles ofthe Amazo- MPM Lecture Series: The Secret of bers; $20 per family nonmembers, 847- Plaines to learn how to make your own The partnership poke bowl while sipping on sake. Ad- nian forest. The book may be requested Living with Cancer: 858-4203. vance registration required. 6:30 p.m. at the Check-Out Desk. 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WEEK 8 FOOTBALL MAINE SOUTH 45, NEW TRIER 7 Afteryearsof hard work, Stacy rewarded BY DAN SHALZN Pioneer Press

Senior wide receiver/free safety Cam Stacy has been a major threat on offense for Maine South for two sea- Sons, and a force on defense since he became a regular there for the final month of 2016. Those skills were on dis- playFriday as he caught four passes for 67 yards and a touchdowninMaine South's 45-7 win over New Ther in Northfieki With the victory the Hawks clinched the Central Suburban South However, Stacy said his development, in particular his route running, has been the result of many years of hard work "It's something I've al- ways taken pride in," said Stac) a Park Ridge resident rJ knew from a very young age that I wasn't the strong- est or the fastest necessarily. But I knew route-running was something I could do every single day by myself So, I was out there, running routes, no ball,nothing, since third grade." Soon after he got to Maine South, Stacy identified addi- tional steps he could take to maximize his talents on the gridiron. "IL stopped playing basket- ball after freshman yeal" Stacy said. "I realized how thefootballprogram worked, how it was a 365- day-a-year grind, and to im- TRACY ALLEN/PIONEER PRESS prove and get to the level I New Trier quarterback Carson Ochsenhirt prepares to pass on the run while being pressured by Maine South's Rory Hayes (8, left) and Cam Stacy (6, wanted to be, I had to do it middle) on Friday. year-round." After playing some spe-championship, Stacy be-their next seven games. Stacy said. quarterback John O'Sullivan and make calls." cial teams as a postseasoncame one of a handful ofStacy said he'd been looking In Friday's victory Mainecompleted 13-of-18 passes Inserra continued: "He's call-up to the varsity in 2015, Hawks playing regularly onforward to last week's re-South senior running back for 271 and two touchdowns. gut some real abilityis a Stacy emerged as a pass- both sides of the ball. match with the Trevians forFotis Kokosioulis, a North- Stacy also had seven tack- bright kid and he plays with catching threat in 2016. He The 5-foot-11, 172-pound nearly a yeat With that win, em Illinois commit, carriedles on defense. a little swaer, and that's finished with 37 catches forStacy said the decision forMaine South(7-1,4-0)13 times for 181 yards and "(Stacy) is a tremendous good. He gets our team 615 yards and five touch-him to pull double-duty lastclinched its 16th conferencetwo touchdowns, becomingreceiver, runs some unbe-playing with a little confi- downs for a Hawks teamseason came after Mainetitle in the last 17 years. the school's all-time leaderlievable routes, gets himselfdence." that captured the Class 8A South's Week 7 loss to New "Last year, after the loss in rushing yards (3,451) and open all the time," Maine state title. Trier, which ended the(to New Trier), it immedi-tops in touchdowns (64).South coach Dave InserraDan: Shalin is a freelance This season he has 32 Hawks' 77-game conferenceately hit me that this groupMatt Perez, a 2010 graduate, said. "Defensively, he's lead-reporterfor Pioneer Press. catches for 646 yards and 12 winning streak of (then-juniors) was goingheld both records with 3,391 ingin the backfield. We put a touchdowns. The loss served as moti- to have to come back and yards and 63 touchdowns. lot of pressure on him to Twitter @Pioneer_Press During the run to thevation as the Hawks wontake back what is ours' Maine South seniorunderstand what's going on ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT

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When Patrick Humen was recognized in October of 2013 as a Chicago Tribune According to Patrick's Athlete ofthe Month, he had played mother, Laura Humen, three years of soccer at Libertyville High Patrick's transition School and then in his senior year he became a member of the cross-country from high school to team - finishing first in the Libertyville college was an easy Invite and at Conference. one for the family. Fast forward four years and Humen, now a senior majoring in Finance and Supply Chain Management at Indiana Patrick says having his family's support University, prepares to graduate in May has helped make his college experience 2018. Hard work and training on the great. "My parents supported me both course is something he has learned to inside and outside athletics and I always translate over into his personal life. Being knew they had my back and supported a part of the Kelley School of Business whatever deci;ion I made no matter what has provided him with multiple summer it was in, sports, school, or my career;' internships, as well as studying abroad in he says. "Their support and trust in me Milan, Italy. Balancing all of these things has helped tremendously in how I got to with athletics and academics has re- where I am now." quired constant commitment, he says. As students and athletes wind their "Staying disciplined was the hardest Patrick Humen studying abroad in Milan, Italy. way through college, there often grows aspect for me in my transition to college. a new appreciation for the family. "Living In high school, there was class at the away from hone and working two intern- same time every day and then practice family. "He adjusted well and seemed doubt, but according to Laura, even more ships has given me a new respect for right afterwards. In college, you aren't happy from the start, which is what we as impressive is that he did it while manag- all the effort my parents gave to me in necessarily required to attend every class his parents hoped for. Knowing your child Ing many other important things. "When both school and athletics," Patrick says. "I and you have much less in class work is happy makes it much easier to have it comes to Patrick as an athlete, he is a never truly understood all the work they each day," Humen explains. "lt took me a them so far from home;' she says. very motivated individual and strives for put in for me on top ofthe fact that they semester to completely adjust and to put Patrick says he does not run competi- success. He set the goal for himself to run worked full time jobs. I took for granted in the correct amount of work outside of tively any more, but still puts in plenty of the Indianapolis Marathon, and in order having home-cooked dinners when I class to perform at the level I wanted to." miles on his own. "I ran my first marathon to do that he had to train all semester, finished practice and having my parents According to Patrick's mother, Laura last November in Indianapolis with a time while carrying a full academic load, inter- support me whenever I had games or Humen, Patrick's transition from high of 3 hours 14 minutes," he says. viewing for internships and working on a meets. I cannot be more thankful for school to college was an easy one for the An impressive marathon time, no case competition." everything they have done for me."

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NUES WEST GIRLS TENNIS SECTIONAL NOTEBOOK Niles North's Bacallasees progressin loss BY DAN SIIALIN charova. Niles West Pioneer Press "This was a better final than the one I had in Though the Wolves When the area's top two conference (a 6-2, 6-1 loss todidn't have any state quali- girlstennisplayers, Ev-Goncharova), so I can seefiers, the team did finish anston's Anastasia Gon- this as improving my game10-8 this year and featured charova and Niles North'sbefore state' said Bacalla, atalented underclassmen Michelle Bacalla, met in the senior who lives in Skokie.like freshmen Sasha Mano- Class AA Nues West Sec- "Even thoughitwas ajlovic and Lizette Calalay tional final, it marked thetough loss, it was a goodand sophomore Isabel third time the rivals hadloss. Kudos toher, sheLodge. Plus, junior Shelly clashed in less than threeplayed exceptional." Sabaricos has another year weeks. Bacalla also fell to Gon- of eligibility. Goncharova's6-3,7-5 charova in last year's sec- Niles West coach George win on Saturday inside thetional final after losing toBravos said he's expecting a A.C. Nielsen Tennis CenterNorthside's Nicole Roc inproductive offseason from in Winnetka gave the Wild-the 2015 and 2014 sectional that group. kits senior a 2-1 edge in thefinals. But rather than dwell "We're starting to get a season series and evened on the past, Bacalla said she group of kids who realize up their high school, head- was looking ahead to state. it's going to take some work to-head record at 3-3. TheShe finished fourthlastin theoffseason:taking match was played insideyear, and said she's betterlessons, getting inthe because of rain. prepared this year. weight room, working out Of course, thereisa "I've improved from lastand working on their foot- chance Goncharova andyear, the mental game and I work' he said. Bacalla could meet in this feel like my serve has gotten weekend's state tourna-a little stronger," said Ba- ment, which is hosted bycalla, an Iowa commit. Leyden severalschools in the Bacalla also said she is Eagles senior Jessica northwest suburbs.healthier than at this timeMinkov defeated New Tri- Though seeds had not beenlast year, when she waserjuniorLilyBhote 6-4, 6-4 releasedasof Mondayplagued be tendonitis inin the first round of the morning, a Goncharova/both knees. Niles NorthClass AA Niles West girls Bacalla matchup likelycoach Andy Klamm has tennis sectional before los- would take place in thelimited Bacalla's matchesing to Von Steuben sopho- semifinals or final. during the season in order more Steffi Lao 6-2, 6-0 in Goncharova will beto help preserve her knees the quarterfinals. heading to state with thefor what Klamm hopes is a "(Minkov) played great," momentum after she over-return to the semifinals. Leyden coach Bob Smith came right knee, right ham- "Everyone is so good (at said."She had areally string and left-shoulderstate), and it's who cantough first-round match. It MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS soreness and fought backexecute on that day,"was kind of a long match.Niles North's Michelle Bacalla reacts after a point in the singles final at the Class AA Niles from a 5-2 second-set defi-Klamm said. "But if weThen, she had a 20-minuteWest Sectional on Saturday at the A.C. Nielsen Tennis Center in Winnetka. cit on Saturday. (Bacalla) didn't make thebreak and had to play the Despite surrendering the semis, we'd be disappoint-second round right away,Suburban Gold title at No. 1 "She had a really goodreporterforPioneerPress. second-set lead, Bacallaed." which is always tough tosingles three times and season this year," he said. said she took some posi- do." placed second this year, T'wtter @PíoneerPress tives from her loss to Gon- Minkov won the West Smith said. Dan Shalin is a freelance

STATE GOLF RESULTS T-46.Mark Noonan (Stevenson)155 T-21.EJ Reisinger (St. Viator)150 Class 2A individuals Class lA local teams T-46.Matthew Schawel (Stevenson)155 T-28. Ryan Flynn (St. Viator)154 T-2.Caroline Smith (Barrington)145 10.St. Viator751 T-60.Jed Thomas (Lake Forest)168 T-30.Brian Favia (Vernon Hills)155 T-10.Stephanie Su (Barrington)149 BOYS GOLF Class lA Individuals T-64.John Cantieri (Prospect)159 T40.Timmy Crawford (St. Viator)157 T-10.Haeri Lee (Buffalo Grove)149 T-10.Cate Reisinger (St. Viator)160 T-64.Michael Peifresne (Carmel)159 T-57.Brendan Wise (Vernon Hills)162 T-35.Nicole Ciskowski (Barrington)156 Class3Aiocaiteams T-77.Madeline Sebastian (St. Viator) T-70.Charlie Busch (Prospect)161 T-69.Chase Metzger (St. Viator)165 T57.Olivia Lee (Barrington)163 Lake Forest595 191 T-70.Josh Peterson (Mundelein)161 T-72.Joey Levitan (Vernon Hills)166 T-65.Joyce Bai (Stevenson)165 Stevenson602 T-90.Paige Klosterniann (St. Vlator)200 T-75.Pierce Grieve (Lake Forest)162 T-76.Sujay Voleti (Vernon Hills)168 T-69.Kelly Dong (Stevenson)166 94.Canine Lavender (St. Viator)201 Class 3A individuals T-75.Alexander Kim (Stevenson)162 T76.Rohan Vasudeva (VernonHills) 168 T-74.Olivia Stomberg (Stevenson)167 T-96.Arianna Arthur (St. Viator)206 1.Jackson BusseD (Stevenson)141 T-88.Christian Loar (Mundelein)167 T-79.Liam O'Neill (St. Viator)169 T-78.Ishani Majmudar (Barrington)169 100.Sophia Solari (St.Vjator)217 7.Michael Seaman (Lake Forest)146 T-99.GregTow(VernonHills) 179 T-85.Maggie Hoffman (Barrington)172 Class 2A local teams T-8.Evan Myers (Carmel)147 T-91.Sophia Zhuang (Stevenson)175 2.St. Viator608 GIRLS GOLF T-12.Scott Frevert (Lake Forest)148 T-98.Julia Yoo (Stevenson)180 10.Vernon Hills649 T-18. Connor Polender (Lake Forest)150 Class 2A local teams T-103.K4therine Hannahs (Stevenson) T-26.Danny Fisher (Lake Forest)151 Class 2A individuals 2.Barrington613 188 T-35.Conan Pan (Stevenson)153 T-10. Nolah Doherty (St. Viator)147 12.Stevenson673 SPORTS Officials insist they'réprepped for threats

BY STEVE SAI»N win the gaine 56-14. curity force are not armed. Pioneer Press In the wake ofthe shoot- At games where Livatino ing, St. Francis forfeited its said "only friends and fam- After Oak Park and Rivergame at Hope Academy in uy show up," a member of Forest District 200 received Week 7. the school staff keeps a a letter in the mail Friday Providence officials said watchful eye on things and that threatened violence atin a statement that they, informs school security if the high school's home-Hope Academy and the there is a problem. coming dance, a sweep ofCatholic League "will care- When crowds reach into the football stadium wasfully review security plans, the low to mid hundreds, performed that same after- procedures and logistics for Livatino said the security is noon ahead of the home- future athletic events to increased. coming game against Glen- ensure that all student-ath- PoliceatBarrington bard West. letes, teams and fans (will home football games are While schoolofficialsbe) in a secure and safe primarily there to make said they worked with fed- environment." sure the parking lots empty eral, state and local author- Hope Academy is in its efficiently after the final ities to determine the credi- first season in the Catholic horn sounds, Barrington bility of the threat, it wasRed. St. Joseph also is a athletic director Mike Ob- schoolstaff - not lawmember of the division. suszt said. enforcement officials -The Chargers lost at home However, Obsuszt said who searched the stadium. to the Eagles 21-O in Week 4 police officers and addi- "In such situations, po- ina game playedat tionalsecurity personnel lice provide guidance, butElmhurst College. consisting primarily of ad- rely on staff because they The two schools are ministrators, teachers and are the most knowledge-scheduled to remain in the other staff members are able about their facilitiessame division in 2018 and trained to handle an array and most likely to note2019 as part ofthe Catholic of scenarios, ranging from anything out of the ordi- League's realignment plan. an intoxicated spectator to nary or out of place' Oak In recent years, Hope a person with a weapon. Park village spokesmanAcademy played host to a 'We take the safety of David Powers saidviapair of teams from the our students, employees email. Pioneer Press coverage area and guests very seriously," OPRF football coachat Altgeld Park in North- Obsuszt said. John Hoerster said he ob- eastern Athletic action: The He added: "What hap- served more police thanEagles defeated Christian pened in Las Vegas is not usual at the game on FridayLiberty Academy of Arling- common but we have to be night, hut it was playedton Heights 82-O in 2014 prepared," referring to the without incident, accordingand they beat North Shore Oct. 1 shooting at a country to a news release issued byCountry Day of Winnetka music festival in which a the school on Saturday, and 40-0 in 2013. gunman killed 58 people the Hilltoppers beat the While the threat of gun and injured over 500 more. Huskies 24-14. violence is not as acute in Proviso West employs an The threat at OPRF came many of the Chicago sub- PATRICIA TREBE/DAILY SOUTHTOWN added measure to deter two weeks after a harrow- urbs, school officials and The Hope Academy football team plays its home games at Chicago's Altgeld Park. There violence - metal detectors. ing experience at a Catholicpolice interviewed for this was a shooting near the park during a game on Sept. 29. Hinsdale Central athletic League crossover footballstory said they are prepared director Dan Jones and game on Chicago's Westfor an array of possibilities lice Department is ready forschools were altered fol-minimize the damage." Livatino both said they Side. athigh school sporting a more serious situation if itlowing the 1999 attack at Evanston athletic direc-have had to pass through Hope Academy's homeevents. arises. Columbine High School intorChris Livatino said metal detectors to attend an game against Providence At Deerfield, there is a "The response is almostColorado in which two stu-there are often eight to 12 athletic event at the school was delayed midwaypolice presence at Warriors immediate from the timedents killed 13 people andpolice officers present toin Hillside. Hinsdale Cen- through the first quartervarsity football and varsitywe are notified until weinjured 24 others before thehandle crowd control attral and Proviso West are due to gunfire near Altgeldboys and girls basketballrespond' Sliozis said. "Thegunmen committed sui-Wildkits home footballboth members of the West Park. Players from bothgames. Deerfleld policeneighboring towns likecide. games, which can attract Suburban Silver. teams hit theturf andchief John Sliozis said the Lake Bluff, Highland Parlç SWAT teams entered the upwards of 5,000 people, "It's the first time I've sought cover, according to a primary reason his officers Riverwoods and Bannock-school 47 minutes after theand a lesser police presence ever done it at a high school Daily Herald story. attend those after-schoolburn respond at once. Med-shootings started, accord-at home basketball games. contest," said Livatino, re- Chicago policesaid aactivities is crowd control. ical response comes fromingto CNN. Evanston Townshipferring to a Wildkits game 36-year-old man was shot He added that the school(nearby) departments." "Law enforcement andHigh School has its ownat Proviso West's annual and wounded while drivingresource officer determines If the matter calls for aother first responders reallysecurityforce,and theholiday basketball tourna- on West Harrison Street,what is necessary for par-large-scale operation,changed how we do thingsschool's security personnel mentseveralyears ago. which runs along the southticular events. Along withSliozis said organizationsafter that," Sliozis said. "We also work at the marquee side of Altgeld Park andofficers, there also is ansuch as the Lake Countyused to wait until we hadathletic events instead ofSteve Sadin is a freelance along the back side of theemergency medical techni- Major Crimes Task Force plenty of backup. After Col- teachers and school admin- reporterfor Pioneer Press. bleachers. cianatvarsity footballcan be called upon. umbine, we went after theistrators. While uniformed, Providence went on togames. 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COUNTRY FINANCIA.-/ Hinsdale Central tandem Celebrating aids top-ranked Indiana hIGH SCHOOL Success. BY SAM BRIEF Thshima pacing Pioneer Press Northwestern Celebrating The Indiana men's soccer volleyball THLETEf ThE MONTH team is undefeated and No.1 among Division I programs, New Ther alumna Thy- the Journey. as ranked by United Soccer br Tashima, now a senior Coaches, and three local setter on the Northwestern graduates have helped the women's volleyball team, Hoosiers earn their national has continued to pave the recognition. way for the Wildcats. Hinsdale Central alum- CRAIG BISACRE PHOTO Tashima, a Wilmette resi- nus Andrew Gutman, a Hinsdale Central graduate dent, ranks fourth in the Big junior defender, ranks sec- Andrew Gutman is second Ten - and 15th nationally - ond on the team with fiveon the Indiana mens soc- with 11.34 assists per set. goals. He recently scored in cer team with five goals. She tallied a season-high 59 shutout wins against Ev- assists and 20 digs in a ansville(5-0) and Santathrew for 509 yards in acome-from-behind win Clara (4-0). Highland Park's48-36 loss to Monmouth onagainst Indiana on Oct 6. Francesco Moore, a red-Oct 7. The dominant per- The Wildcats were just shirt junior midfielder, andformance helped the Glen-10-22 last fall but matched Hinsdale Central's Grantview native be named thetheir 2016 win total by Lillard, a senior defender,Patriot League Offensivemid-September. Through each have scored a goal forPlayer of the Week for thetheir Oct 8 match against Indiana (11-0-2). Moore also fourth time in his collegiatePurdue, they were 12-6 has two assists, and Lillard career. overall. has one. Pujals, who sustained a Tashima is tied for the Lillard was recentlyseason-ending injurylastteam lead in service aces as named a Senior CLASSfall and was granted a fifth well. Award finalist The award isyear of eligibility has the given to seniors who dem-only two 500-yard passing McArthur, onstrate excellence on the games in Crusaders history. field, in the classroom and in Against Monmouth, heKennedy anchor the community. Lillard is acompleted 36 of 63 passesButler's 0-line two-time first-team All-Bigand threw for four touch- Ten selection and was adowns with oneinter- John McArthur and second-team All-Americanception. He also added aTommy Kennedy, both last year. rushing score. His 509 pass- Lake Forest graduates, have "Grant has been a high-ing yards broke his ownearned starting roles on the end performer on the fieldteamrecordbya single yard.Butler football team as red- and in the classroom," Indi-He first set the record in shirt sophomores. ana coach Todd Yeagley2015 and is within reach of a McArthur starts at left said, according to the team's number of other programguard for the Bulldogs, BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS official webpage. "He's amarin. while Kennedy is the start- standout student in Kelley Joining Pujals at Holying lefttackle. The Lake School of Business and oneCross are freshman offen-Forest-led left side of the of our team captains. Wesive lineman John Brekke offensivelinehas keyed feel we have the top center(Loyola), sophomoreButler'soffenseto24.5 Congratulations backs in collesoccer:' quarterback Emmett Clif-points per game, good for Through 13 games, Indi-ford (Loyola), freshman of- fourth in the Pioneer Foot- ana had posted 11 shutouts,fensive lineman Brian Fo- ball League. including seven in a row. ley (Hinsdale Central), Butler improved to 3-3 to ourwinner! sophomore offensive line- with a 44-6 victory against man Daniel KurkowskiMorehead State on Oct 7. Loyola alum (Loyola), senior defensive The Bulldogs plowed over Tommy Brady, Maine South junior earns weekly lineman Jack Kutschkethe Eagles' defense for 253 (Lake Forest), senior line-rushing yards. Maine South junior Tommy Brady won the prestigious Palatine Invite in 14 football honors atbacker Brett Laurie (Glen- Have a szzestionfor Col- brook South), senior offen- lege Notes? Email Sam Brief minutes, 44.8 seconds on Sept. 23. A week later he placed second at the Peoria Holy Cross sive lineman James Mur- at [email protected]. Invite in a career-best time of 14:31.0. His time in Peoria was the third best in Holy Cross redshirt sen-ray (Loyola) and senior of- school history ior quarterback Peter Pu- fensive lineman Nick PikerSam Brief isa freelance jals,a Loyola graduate, (Hinsdale Central). reporterfor Pioneer Press. We like to think we come in at a close second.

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