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For which occasion should one net loo - pounds ofpotatoes, 100 pounds oftilapia, 10 gallons of tomato soup and two dozen r'_ lemons? Why, the Nues St. John BrebeufFish Fry, of course. The March 13 tradition rounded out your choice of baked or fried tilapia with pizza bread, coleslaw and pasta to go in that soup. "Last week we had 68 so we're expecting to double that," said Dennis O'Donovan of Nues, president of the St. John Brebeuf Holy Name Men's Club who estimated attendance. O'Donovan, a 55-year Nues resident, is a 1978 Notre Dame College Prep graduate. He's a commissioner on the Niles Park Board ofCommissioners and a dad of three. O'Donovan and his wife, Laura, have three girls, Katie, 16, a Maine East High School sophomore; Danielle, 14, a Gemini Junior High School eighth-grader; and Enuna, 11, a Nelson School sixth-grader. People started filtering in about 5 p.m. A wall of windows in Flanagan Hall brought light into the multipurpose dining room. "We've got some ofthe finest chefs on the north side of Chicago right here in this room!" Gorski said. Boy and Cub scouts from Pack 175 worked together filling soup bowls and spooning ice cream. "It's pretty rewarding to see the boys working with the elderly people in our church community" Pack 175 Cub master KAPfE ANGELL LUC/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Paul Allison said. Fred Disch, a 40-year Nues resident, lends a hand at breading tilapia at the March 13 St. John Brebeuf Catholic Parish Holy Name Men's "I went all the way through Eagle Scouts Club Fish Fry. so that's why I'm giving it all back to the boys," said Allison, a 1992 Brother Rice High School graduate. "We're helping out to make money for our pack," said Scout Ryan Gates, 9, of Morton Grove and a Nelson School fourth- grader who prefers salmon butlikes tilapia. "I think it's nice for the community to get out and get together," said Gabi Gates, Ryan's mother. "It's nice they learn to help people and gets them out ofthe house." The two fish fry dinners in March raised about $1,000 with a portion ofthe proceeds benefiting the Boy Scouts. "It's not easy, you gotta work for it," O'Donovan said, of the lesson of earning money. The scouts cleaned the kitchen after the event, something O'Donovan was grateful for. Fred Disch, a 40-year Niles resident, is renowned for his batter recipe. "The baked tilapia is made with a coating of mayonnaise, Parmesan cheese with

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Guarantee your airport the arrive 41411. to GOP STUDENKOV bus will 22224' In the meantime, there is When they look up bus Pioneer Press has field- Riders can get information for when the at a bus stop near Shure Inc. headquarters by text- ing "Pace area, so the process of pro- ducing and replacing old signs with coded new signs is going to take quite some time," he said. "At this stage we do not have an estimated timeline." a way for customers to find out what the bus stop num- arrival times using the text- played at the end ofthe IJRL in the address bar. For ex- ample, when looking up information for the Lincoln- bers are. based version of the bus tracker, the number is dis- wood Town Center stop, riders would get the page with the URL tmweb.pace- bus.com/TM Web Watch/ LiveADADeparture- Times?r=27&d=4&s=22097, in which "22097" is station number. To find out when the next westbound bus arrives, riders would need to text 'Pace 22097" to 41411, and the information would be texted back in seconds. tested the service along Pace Routes 250 and 290, and found that all of the codes provided work. Igor Studenkov is a freelance reporterfor Pioneer Press. it re- that Pace its service so we re- service, focus six-county its "Surveys and customer Pace decided to use the This means that, while "Because of these differ- When CTA unveiled its "Pace has more than CTA launched its text mes- CTA launched its text sage-based real-time anva1 sage-based real-time information decided to sources on the bus tracker. con- But customer response vinced Pace that following CTA's lead was worthwhile. comments indicated while the overwhelming majority of our riders have Internet access, a smaller percentage do not have smartphones, yet availabili- ty ofreal time information is a key source of customer satisfaction, searched the CTA's program to develop a similar service," he said. same company as CTA to provide the service. Wilinot said that, while the agency considered joining CTA's contract, it ultimately de- cided to make its own con- tract. the phone number is the same, the two agencies use different systems for num- stops that are served by more than one Pace bus number would give the rider information about all riders would need to send bering their stops. On the route, typing in the station the routes that use that stop. But for stops that are used by both CTA and Pace, separate text messages for CTA and Pace routes. ent numbering systems, the customer would need to send a separate text mes- sage to receive the Pace data and the CTA data," said Wilmot. version of the service, posted bus stop numbers, along with instructions on how to send texts, onto all bus stop signs. Wilmot said that Pace is only starting the process - and given the sheer size of the system, the agency isn't sure how long it will take. 25,000 bus stops with signs in that, when

Pace bus riders can now a CTA has been offering As with the CTA's service, The agency is currently in Pace's bus tracker comes The more text-based "ac- Pace spokesman Patrick Both options can he ac- find out when their bus is find out when their BY IGOR STIJDENKOV Pioneer Press

bus arrival information service information bus arrival Pace unveils text message-based unveils Pace coming by sending a text coming by sending message. similar service for a number pre- of years. Pace held off, online felTing tO focus on its bus tracker. But the cus- tomer comments prompted the agency to reconsider. riders would need to send a text message to number 41411. They would need to type in 'Tace" followed by a bus stop number. the process of posting bus stop numbers on all bus stop signs. Meanwhile, riders can get the bus stop numbers from the bus tracker. in two formats - the more and a simpler, text-based format Both can be found at more graphically based ver- also narrow the options on ingin some ofthe digits. The NEWS graphically complex one t mwe b . p ac e bu s . c orni TMWebWatch. For the sion, riders can find their route by either typing it in or choosing an option for a pull-down menu. They can the pull-down menu by typ- riders would then choose the direction and the loca- tion of their stop. As with the route numbers, riders can search for their location by typing in the name of the street or a landmark cessible" option requires riders to choose a route from the list of route num- bers. They would then need to click on a direction, then choose a stop from the list of all possible stops. since pull-down lists of the more graphic-heavy option don't always display proper- ly. Wilmot said cessed by mobile devices, but the latter tends to work better on smart phones, 6 NEWS Trustee Palicki unveils campaign platform BY IGOR STUDENKOV she argues that the While Palicki tee, which deals with serv- Committee. In her platform. on an issue before it was Pioneer Press village can do more said she doesn'tices provided by the Nilesshe says reducing energyvoted on but after the trust- to listen toresi- opposegiving Senior Center, Nues Fitness consumption and support-ces finished their discus- Incumbent village ofdents and take companies tax in-Center, Niles Teen Centering environmentally friend- sion.,, Nues trustee Rosemaiy Pal-their input into ac- centives and usingand the Nues Department of ly initiatives that encourage Since then, Mayor An- icki has officially released acount. tax increment fi-Family Services. Her plat- sustainability would be adrew Przybylo changed the campaign platform. Palicki'splat- nancing funds, she form calls for supportingmajor priority. Palicki said procedure so residents had Palicki is one of the three form described fis- believes the villagethose services, placing spe- she supports the Pace Niles to comment on agenda trustees running to keep her calresponsibility should be morecial emphasis on the serv- Free Bus system, describing items during the early por- seat. Incumbent Trusteeas a major goal, Rosemary Palicki careful and delib-ices that help "the mostit as an important asset fortion of the meeting before Chris Hanusiak and newcalling for a long- erate about grant-needy in our community?' the village. She believes thethe board discussed them. candidate David Carrabotta range plan to guide villageing them. Palicki said there are num-proposed changestoits At the time, he justified the are running as independ- expenditures. The platform In her platform, Palickiber ofissues to address. routes would benefit Niles change as the way to ensure ents, while Trustee Joe Lo-singled out improvements saidthat,if elected, she "Family Services has ex- residents. the meetings didn't run too Verde is running as part ofto village property and in-would push for several ¡ni-perienced a sharp increase Like other independent long.Palickithinksthis the Niles Forward Party frastructure as major priori-tiatives that would improveduring the past year in the candidates, Palicki said shechange was ill-conceived, slate with the rethed Niles ties. snow removal. She callednumber of homeless peoplewants to encourage greaterbecause it forces residents police Chief Dean Strzelecki In a follow-up interviewfor establishing a volunteerthat need shelter," Palicki resident involvement in vil- to comment on issues before and NilesEthics Boardwith Pioneer Press, Palickisnow removal program forsaid. "The number of indi- lage issues. they hear the trustees dis- member Denise McCreery. outlined what she sees assenior and disabled resi-viduals and families in need "With term limits now incuss them. In her platform, Palickiother important financialdents who can't afford toof emergency housing has effect in Niles, we should be When asked how to re- calls for greater fiscal re-priorities. hire private snow removalmore than doubled. Theencouraging our residentsspond to comments from sponsibilitç as well as doing "Completion of the tierscontractors. The village [Family Services] food pan- to attend board meetings Niles Forward Party candi- more to support services forof the stormwater project,would put together a list oftry needs to be stocked at all and to speak to issues," shedates and supportersla- some of the villa's mostmeeting our pension obliga-volunteers willing tore- times, not just during the said. menting what they de- vulnerable populations -tion annually to reach the move snow for them. Pal-holiday season, and should "Before I was a trustee, I scribeci as a divided board the poor, teenagers, the eld-level of funding required by icki's platform also called fornot have to rely solely on the attended board meetings engaged in in-fighting, Pal- erly and the disabled. Likethe state of Illinois by 2040the village to see if it could generosity of individuals." regularly and championed ickiargnedthathealthy Nues Forward Party, sheare all top priorities." shebuy snow removal equip- Palicki noted those issues the right ofcitizens to speakdebate iscritical to good speaks in favor of more said. "But before we allocate ment that wouldn't dump as can't be addressed by the at board meetings," she said.gDvernment. environmentally friendlydollars to any of these wemuch snow on driveways. village alone. "As a result, board agendas initiatives. And like otherneed to develop a long- Palicki heads the Nues Palickialso heads thewere revised to allow citi-Igor Studenkov is a freelance independent candidates,range financial plan." Human Services Commit-Environmental Practiceszens the right to comment reporterfor Pioneer Press.

Nues library adoptsnew votingprocedureson retirement plan changes BY IGOR STUDENKOV prove any changes, and hi-Regular Plan. The libraryswitch to IMRF would be During the special meet-will allow public input" Pioneer Press tare boards would need towould deduct 4.5 percent ofpermanent, the vote de- ing,Dubiel presented a 'Frustee Danette Matyas go through three readings toemployeesalaries, whichserved a higher level ofslightly different version ofalso said that she supported The Niles Public Librarymake any changes to thewould go into their retire- scrutiny. The three readingsthe proposal. It establishedthe change. board of trustees voted tonewly adopted procedures.ment plan accounts. The would give the public more that the vote would take "I remember when this establish special proceduresThe changes were approvedlibrary would also need toopportunities to comment place during a regular meet-was first brought up before for any vote to change the4-o, and all of the boardmake contributions from itson the change, and theing a month after the thirdthe staff [on whether they library's retirement benefl members who expressedown budget. The amountboard would have morereading. It would also re-want to join IMIRF] and it from the current system toreservations about Dubiel'sthe library would contribute time to discuss it. quire the board to do threewas 50/50' she said. the benefits provided proposal were absent. would be setby IMRF based During the Februaryreadings over the course of Matyas noted that, if the through the Illinois Munici- The IMIRF is a publicon employee earnings, acta- meeting, Trustees Lindathree regularly scheduledelection changes the make- pal Retirement Fund. orpension hind that provides añal estimates, the library'sRyan and Karen Dimondmeetings before changingup ofthe board and the new IMRE retirement benefits for mu- finances and how the libraryargued that the changethe special procedures heboard doesn't want the spe- The possibility of chang-nicipal employees. Origi- would handle pension costs. would create unnecessaryproposed. The votetocial procedure, they could ing retirement plans has nally created to provide re- A library can join theburdens, since the boardchange the proceduresalways change it back. been discussed in the past, tirement benefits for schoolIMRF by either a refer-rarely discusses a change would take place at the same Responding toearlier hut it wasn't until Februaiyand municipal employeesendum measure or a boardand votes on it at the same meeting as the third read-criticism that the pro- that board President Mor-who weren't covered byvote. Once it joins, it won't meeting. Dimond also ques- ing. cedures were too burden- gan Dubiel proposed estab- other pension funds, it was be able to leave the hind. tioned the timing of the Ball praised the tweaks. some, Dubiel argued that it lishing special voting pro-expanded to include em- Under Dubiel's originalproposal, notingthat it came "This givesplenty ofwasn't something they cedures that would be re-ployees from other munici- proposal, the board woulda month before the April 7room for public comment," should avoid. quired to make the change.pal organizations such asbe required to hold threeelection, in which Dubiel, he said. "It does make it hard [to He called a special meetingpark districts, airport au-readings, one per regular Ryan and Trustee Chris Ball Trustee Carolyn Drblikmake changes], whichI on March 12 to approvethorities and libraries. board meeting. The board could potentially lose theirsaid she supported the spe-think is a plus:' he said. "The those changes. Niles Public Library cur-would only be able to vote seats. Dimond argued that itcial voting procedures. public would want to know The resolution the board rently offers 401(k)-style re- on the change during thewould be unfair to saddle "[Joining IM1RF] is a very what's going to happen." voted on was different fromtirement benefits. If it joinsthirdmeeting,afterthethe new board with rulescostly consideration," she Dubiel's original proposal. ItIMIRF, its employees wouldthird reading is over. Hethey might not necessarily said. "I value that there willIgor Studenkov is a freelance would take longer to ap-be enrolled in the Tier 2argued that, because the agree with. be three meetings whichreporterfor Pioneer Press. that the mayor isinterested meeting, Dati explained tal owner inNues." every residentandbusiness "This isacausethatprofits tree-lined streets,"hesaid. more moneyatstoreson shown thatpeoplespend benefits. trees haveothereconomic raise propertyvalues. reduce stress tect us change-inducing gases,pro- cool theair,soakupclimate infrastructure," hesaid. "They havebeenshownto treated assignificantvillage would like stantial Niles. play animportantrolein oftrees andinspireNiles." want topromotethevalue tance oftrees,"hesaid."We demonstrate theimpor- of Nilestreewouldfurther main reason. village tree, one ofthepurposes beautification ofNileswas $1,100. project wouldcostatleast enues. Datiindicatedthe Touhy andMilwaukeeay- fall attheintersectionof Veterans MemorialWater- putting atreeneartheNues be aredoak. vi1lag importance oftreestoNues. to teachresidentsaboutthe official villagetreeasaway ing theideaofselectingan drew Przybyloisconsider- announced thatMayorAn- Village ForesterTonyDati ee RosemaiyPalickiand Committee meeting,Trust- Environmental Practices Pioneer Press NEWS IGOR STUDENKOV official village Niles During theEnvironmen- "Studies haveeven Przyhylo addedthatthe "Trees havesomanysub- The trees,Przybylosaid, "Having anofficialvillage Przybylo saidwhilethe He iscurrentlyproposing Dati reportedthatthe Duringthe March4Nues Practices Committee tree probablywould against benefits that to seethem it wasn'tthe levels and flooding mayor proposes I that the site hasanumber of tal end ofthestrip land. picted thetreeatwest concept sketchthatde- Herald-Spectator anearly fall. DatishowedtheNiles directly behindthewater- and atrafficcirclethat's in betweentheparkinglot relatively smallstriplocated put inbenches." frees, andthere'sroomto said. "Wecanremovethose three deadashtrees,"he Waterfall] wallthathastwo, [Niles VeteransMemorial tiolL already foundagoodop- Dati indicatedthathehad dons arelimited.However, owned propert)sotheop- be plantedonvillage- site assessmentswould businesses, andthatseveral fore thetreeismoved. need tobeconductedbe- one oftheareafree-growing lage wouldbuyatreefrom Dati explainedthatthevil- need tobetransplanted. be agrowntreethatwould feet -90feet,butitwould be anywherebetween25 official villagetree. in havingaredoakasthe ash treecurrentlygrows. tree ontherightsideofthispieceland,whereadead Nues VillageForesterTonyDatiproposesputtingthevillage He toldtheEnvironmen- The landinquestionisa "There's landbehindthe The treewouldneedto The sizeofthetreecould Practices Committee tree IGOR STUDENKOV/PIONEEPPRESS reporterfor PioneerPress. 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POLICE REPORT The following incidents wereblock of Greenwood Avenue told Niles Township to dedicate listed in the official bulletin of thepolice his cell phone was stolen on i Nues Police Department Readers are March 8 while he was helping a reminded that an arrest does notco-worker. When the employee later event room to Lee Tamraz constitute a finding of guilt. Only acalled his cell phone, a man report- court of law can make that determi-edly answered and offered to return BY MU ISAACS spearheaded the township'sdates people in a classroom - nation. the cell phone ifthe owner paid $100 Pioneer Press successful Coast2Coast Rx style setting. When tables are and met him at Union Station. Police program, which providedused, it can accommodate 30 DUI advised the victim that it would not It's no wonder that Nilesneeded drugs toseniorsatpeople. U Patrick Moore, 50, of the 7400 be safe to meet the man. Township has picked an all- much more affordable costs. The space is available to the block of North Oconto Avenue,IA 23-year-old Niles woman told purpose room available to the In addition to his work with public at no cost and can be Chicago, was charged th felonypolice on March 9 that she lost public to dedicate to former Niles Township, Tamraz was a reserved 9 am. to5 p.m. driving under the influence and$3,000 when she offered to purchase Supervisor Lee Tamraz. Cook County road engineer. Monday through Friday. Eve- illegal transportation of alcohol ona 2004 Nissan Pathfinder that was In his 20 years as a township The Nues Township boardning hours can be requested March6.According topolice,advertised on a website. The woman trustee and then more than 10of trustees will dedicate theand will be accommodated by Moore's vehicle was stopped in anever received the vehicle and has yearsasthe township su-all-purpose room at the town- the township if possible. parking lot at Milwaukee and Oriolebeen unable to get her money back pervisor, Tamraz was a friendship's government offices at Niles Township, located in Avenues after he reportedly crossed from the reported seller, police said. to the public. He died unex- 5225 Main St. in Skokie follow- the northeast corner of Cook over the center line and into the pathU A purse was reported stolen from pectedly last August at age 79ing its 8 p.m. April 14 annualCounty in Skokie, covers a of a Niles police car. He has a Marchan unlocked vehicle on the morning after serving the township formeeting. population of over 102,000. 25 court date. of March 11 while the owner re- more than 30 years. The all-purpose roomis The township includes the Sung Dokko, 49, of the 6900 blockturned a shopping cart outside a store "He had hiseartothe available to the public for clubs, villagesof Skokie, Lincoln- of North Karlov Avenue, Chicago,on the 7300 block of Melvina Avenue. community. He wanted to helpgroups and associations to use. wood and Golf, and sections of was charged with driving under the people all the time," said Niles Niles Township describes itMorton Grove, Niles and Glen- influence on March 7 following aPROPERTY DAMAGE Township Deputy Clerk Kittyas "a large room, handicap view. traffic stop near Caidwell and Touhy A Niles man told police that the Kendrick, who worked withaccessible, and designed to To book an event, tour the Avenues at 2:26 a.m. He has a Marchdriver of another vehicle threw an Tamraz for years. accommodate multimediafacility or for more informa- 27 court date. object at his car on the morning of Tamraz was instrumental in presentations!' lion, call 847-673-9300 and ask March 10 near the intersection of expanding the Niles Township The room has a full-sized for Kitty Rick or Lauren. THEFT Milwaukee Avenue and Golf Road, Food Pantry so more people in refrigerator and sink for re- An employee of a store on the 9500 causing chipped paint need could obtain food. He also freshments and accommo- [email protected]

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N5020657. lo NHS Thursday, March 19, 2015 i A Chicago Tribune Publication Pioneer Press BY JENNIFERJOHNSON EDUCATION ultimately raisetheentiredistrictwide student. Theneteffectofthis continued improvementin see implementedinDistrict64? from PioneerPress. recently answeredaseriesofquestions least onechildinaDistrict64school, owner. a District64native,attorneyandbusiness information companyandTomSotos,also executive foracommercialrealestate mann, aDistrict64nativeandanaccount neighboring schooldistrict;MarkEgge- and aspecial-educationadministratorfor cumbent; GregBublitz,afive-yearresident trist, 25-yearresidentandthesolein- dates fromwhichtochoose. a given.Andvoterswillhavefourcandi- ofthree four-yearseatstofill,newfacesare Board ofEducationthisspring,andatotal the ParkRidge-NilesSchoolDistrict64 Candidates talkeducation,finance,legalbackgrounds educational excellence,sothatwecan needs. vention) inthedistricttosupportstudent (previously knownasResponsetoInter- improved Multi-TieredSystemofSupport children, in addressingtheuniqueneedsofallour support JaneBoyd'sCorePlusMoreefforts in aninclusivemodelisnecessary.Iknow reform inregardtosupportingallstudents creases. to non-sustainablesalaryandbenefitin- provides forexpensesandyetholdsaline plan thatcoversfacilitiesyeartoyear, would alsoliketoseealong-rangefinancial schools inthetop20CookCountyI scores, andeventuallyplaceaschoolor MAP testingtomaximizeeachindividual rales andSean Sullivan,withnew- this April7. School District207Boardof Education year seatsontheMaineTownship High incumbents arevyingforthree, four- Pioneer Press ßy JENNIFERJOHNSON District 207school boardhopefulstalkfuture The candidates,eachofwhomhasat Running areAnthonyBorrelli,apodia- With twomemberssteppingdownfrom Greg Bublitz:Ithinkthatcontinued Anthony BorrelliIwouldliketosee What changeswouldyouliketo Mark Eggemann:Wemustrestore Incumbents Paula Besler,Pablo Six candidates-threeof them I wouldalsoliketoseean individual is Mo- to in propertytaxes? excel atlevelsourresidencearedemand- school systemifwedemandourchildren must not,andcannot,relysolelyonthe progress ourchildren'seducation.We parents aredoingtheirpartathometo district workcloserwithparents,toinsure union contractnegotiations. closed meetingsandeliminationofsecret tration, startingwiththeminimizationof the District64Boardandadminis- must insistoncompletetransparencyby spiralingproperty taxincreases.Finally,we respect ourtaxpayersandholdthelineon vestments wemake.Second,must commensurate withanyadditionalin- student performanceandschoolrankings demonstrate measurableimprovementin endum timelinesoonerandnotlater.I implementing neededreformswillpro- with less.Cuttingtaxesnowpriorto the same.Thisforcesdistrictstodomore dollars increase,thebuyingpowerremains CPI, asmandatedbystatelaw,thoughthe evil. Aslongastheincreasesaretiedto increases inpropertytaxesareanecessary the districtisdramaticallyreduced,annual increases intaxes.Butuntilthespending ing. comers Ten creases leviedasamatterofcourseor and research-basedbestpractices. children andcommunitybasedonneed sible decisionsasaninvestmentinour support makingappropriateandrespon- property-tax increasesfortaxingsake.Ido students isinappropriate.Idonotsupport munity. theeconomyandneedsof taxes withoutcontextregardingthecorn- opposing anannualincreaseinproperty necessary. Aflatstatementsupportingor for increasesintaxes. spending efficiencytodecreasetheneed pledge duce anegativeeffect,forcingtherefer- her fourchildren areDistrict207 issues. thoughts onsomeofthedistrict's key their ownbackground and their Pioneer Pressquestionnaire regarding Chimanlal Patel,recentlyanswered a Borrelli: Idonotfavorautomaticannual Do yousupportannualincreases Tom Sotos:Iwouldliketoseethe Eggemann: Idon'tsupportanyin- Bublitz: Isupporttaxincreaseswhen Besler isaPark Ridgenative.Twoof Paula Besler to find waystoimprovethe Collins, JillDolanand quality educationforourstudentstoday costs, andsustaintheopportunityfora account toourtaxpayersforincreased and socialobligationstoourstudents, without sayingthatwemustmeetourlegal custom. Everydollarmatters. board canhelptoensurethatadminis- jumping onthelatestfadorprogram.The necessary, toallowforchangesoccui the harddecisionstofindmoney,if justified. Furthermore,oncethoserecom- performing whenthattermcannotbe accept anattitudethatthedistrictishigh recommendations. Theboardmustnot tional Endreviewandimplementationof the drivingforcetodemandEduca- improved? intending tofund. any programaproposedtaxincreasewas tion andprojectedpromisedresultsfor ever possible.Iwouldliketoseejustifica- lower thanrevenues,whereverandwhen- work tirelesslytokeepourexpenditures have beenexhausted.Instead,Iplanto in propertytaxesunlessallothermeans related tothoseincreases. showing real,measurableresultsdirectly taxpayers foraddedincreasesandthen without firstmakingastrongcasetothe spending, whichisabsolutelynecessary and tomorrow.Wecannotgobeyond Teachers areDistrict64'sgreatestasset, demanding accountabilityinallthings. upon nothinglessthanthebestand impact onstudentachievementbyinsisting waste andinefficiency. district, nothingupsetsmemorethan the districtAsadirectorinschool tice andappropriatestrategiesindirecting tration isusingdata,research-basedprac- done toimprovethedistrictwithout to ensurethattherightthingsarebeing sight offundingandeducationalinitiatives mendations aremadetheboardmustmake 207 schoolboard lastyear. cago andwas appointed totheDistrict Reclamation District ofGreaterChi- on theboardoftheMetropolitan Water adjunct lawprofessor,shealso served Park Ridge.Aformerattorney and Advocate LutheranGeneral Hospital in community andhealthrelations at She is50yearsoldanddirector of graduates andoneacurrent student. Sotos: Idonotsupportannualincrease Bublitz: Theboardcanmaintainover- Borrelli: Theschoolboardneedstobe How canstudentachievementbe Eggemann Theboardcanhaveahuge It goes knowledge ofschoolfinance? confident thatweareallworkingtowarda ment wherewealltrusteachotherandfeel payers andtheuniontocreateanenviron- administration personnel,teachers,tax- example byworkinghandinwith embrace. community canknow,understandand and understandablegoalsthatthewhole in ourstudents.Thatmeanssettingclear knows whattheyneedtobringoutthebest board level-toensurethatthe and theyneedastrongervoice-atthe jjohnsonpioneerlocal.com ofthe degree. gram, andschoolfinanceisarequirement tional LeadershipandPolicyStudiesPro- Loyola UniversityChicagointheEduca- includes local,stateandFederalfunding our districteducationbudget.Thebudget education, Ioverseeabout25percentof endum timelinefurthertothefuture. incorporate waysofextendingtherefer- running asthenewboardisseatedsoto insight willenablemetohittheground needs forthefuture.Thislargebodyof revenue, expenses,projectionsandcapital that Ihaveagoodhandleondistrict Board forthepastthree-plusyears,Ithink achievement. common goalofhighlevelsstudent Twitter: @JenPioneer nance togeneralbusinessfinance. differences andsimilaritiesofschoolfi- and reading,tobetterinformmyselfofthe engaged inenormousamountsofresearch school boardmember,Iamcurrently prepare myselffortheobligationsofa knowledge ofthedistrict'sfinances.To relationships withcurrentboardmembers. online, boardpacketdownloadsandmy 64's financescloselythroughthemeetings and grants.Ialsoamadoctoralcandidateat tive directoroftheMaineCommunity tion andadministration isexecu- South. Shehasabackground ineduca- 59 yearsoldwithonechild atMaine has lived24yearsinDistrict 207. Sheis Turn toDistrict207, Page12 Bublitz: Inmyroleasdirectorofspecial Borrelli: Asanactivememberofthe How wouldyoudescribeyour Sotos: WeasaBoardneedtosetgood Sotos: Ihaveagoodgraspandworking Eggemann: Excellent.IfollowDistrict Ten Collins Collins isaParkRidgeresident and plans A Chicago TPi'bune Publication Thursday, March19, 2015 NHS Eliasoff said. 2O1 /4' DIGITALLY Eliasoff said she was REMASTERED District 69," Nanciann Gatta, superintendent District 219 The $2 million in costs Parent Elline "She spoke of the importance of part- "It's impossiblefor us to add "It's impossiblefor new resources and programs new resources expenditures without reducing pmperty i'fwe want to provide residents." tax reliefto our planned to spend on Classrooms First during the program's first year has so far only reached $237,000. concerned that District 219 has yet to secure any formal partnerships with the other school districts that feed into the high schools. nerships and only referenced a partnership "Shouldn't a consolidated effort be a consol- idated effort across the district?" with feeder Natalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. {urtherthan before t.L - it's not that rií hicagotriEine. Among new investments in the class- Among new investments district budgeted $2 Last year, the school Some parents and members of the Gatta and school officials have defended "There are a lot of forms of partnership that it could start paying $9 million per year that it could start paying toward pensions if the state eventually toward pensions if funding under recent withdraws pension proposed. legislation that has been said the district was rooms this year, Gatta approach to taking a "cradle-to-career" and testing in grades streamline curriculum 12. kindergarten through partner- million for a heavily-scrutinized District 69 called ship with Skokie School to provide Classrooms First Consolidation resources to help the feeder school district align its curriculum with the high school. general taxpaying community have accused the partnership ofbeing exclusionary to the other eight districts that feed into Niles North and Niles West high schools. the program by claiming District 219 plans to gradually start providing more opportu- nities for equal partnerships to the other districts within the next few years. that have already been happening all under the umbrella of Classrooms First" Gatta said. its S exclusive, online only content percent on I .'c 3.5 fly çcal re impossible for us to add new impossible for us .. The school district has spent more on The school district "It's A major step to cut costs this year was to A major step to cut costs By contracting with outside providers for If the district were to take on those "These dollars we do not spend on other Pensions were also addressed at the salaries and per-student spending - a 4 salaries and per-student this school year percent increase in salaries and an additional pupil, or OEPP - but operating expense per the school board has found ways to offset the school board has said. those increases, Gatta without reducing resources and programs to provide property expenditures ifwe want Gatta said. "To tax relief to our residents," restructuring." freeze taxes requires bid or renegotiate all of the district's big contracts to ensure competitive pricing, she explained. food service, busing security and custodial a maintenance, the school district estimates savings of $10.9 million annually. percent, Gatta said, and the OEPP would expenses, the tax levy would increase by 8.5 rise by about $2,340. school operations are dollars that we can instead invest in our classrooms," she said. meeting, and the school district estimates find théright dish Niles in taxpayers for

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I District 207 candidatesanswerquestionsonkey issues DistrIct 207, from Page 10 must do a better job posting financialhave nearly the highest paid professionalsother districts. The school board can also information online and explaining its in the state, as well as the country. We must support the administration in a continu- Youth Assistance Foundation, which expenditures to the public. do better to fairly balance the interests ofous improvement plan focused on the works to prevent drug and alcohol use Pablo Morales: I support the Maineeveryone who lives in the district. right issues. through positive messages and programs. West athletic addition, which will hope- Pablo Morales: The most objective Sean Sullivan: At this stage, it is all JillDolan fully go up by the coming school year.criteria (at this time) to measure studentabout technology, facilities and staff. The Dolan is a Park Ridge resident, with 12From an academic perspective, I want toachievement are the ACT scores. Usingboard needs to continue to provide the years in District 207. She is the mother of see District 207 continue to move toward athat standard, the data shows that over thebest that we can afford of all three. two children who attend Maine South.learning environment where our studentspast seven years, district mean ACT scores Do you support annual increases Dolan, 49, is the owner of an online salesnot only memorize concepts, but are are the highest ever. Does this mean we arein property taxes? company and a volunteer at Maine South. actually taught to develop the criticalsatisfied? Absolutely not. My goal as a Paula Besler: I do not support blanket I Pablo Morales thinking and reasoning kiso necessaryboard member is for District 207 students annual increases in property taxes. Morales is a three-year Park Ridgeto survive in a 21st century world. to receive a world-class education. We areWhen possible, I think it is important to resident and 18-year resident of District Chimanlal Patel: Cross-school col-headed in the right direction. give an abatement back to the taxpayers, 207. He is 47 years old with two children inlaboration both at the administrator and Chimanlal Patel: Until all our stu- which I am proud to say D207 has for the the district. Morales is senior manager ofteacher level, but also at the student level.dents are performing at the top levels,past two years. However, that cannot implementations for new products andStudents benefit from learning from eachnone ofus should be satisfied. necessarily happen every year, especially services at Walgreen Co. and is currently aother so much more than we realize Sean Sullivan: I am highly satisfiedif there are needed expenses to ensure the member of the board, having been ap-sometimes. with District 207 academic achievement. best environment for our children to learn pointed last year. Sean Sullivan: I would like to see our ...The past seven years we have seen theand our teachers to educate. Chimanlal Patel continued development of cutting edgehighest ACT scores in 207 history. Many of Ten Coffins: Not as a matter of course. Pate! is a Nues resident who has lived in technology. Our implementation of Chro-our implemented academic programs areThings such as the rate of cost of living District 207 for 31 years. He is 64 years old mebooks well before other schools has providing targeted improvements to stu- increases need to be examined every year. and the parent of two District 207given our students an advantage. Added to dents ofneed at all levels. JillDolan: Increasing our already graduates. He works as a financial control-this, as more and more books become What can the school board do toexorbitant property taxes should be the 1er and has assisted lower-income andregularly available electronically, we save improve student achievement? last resort and we should focus on cost immigrant parents in understanding theour parents and the district taxpayers a Paula Besler: We need to continue tocontrol. ... With a fund balance of $126.6 enrollment process and their role insubstantial amount of money as we move investinresources and support our million,itis unreasonable to ask and student success. forward. students, staff and administration in stay-expect taxpayers to pay for increases every Sean Sullivan How satisfied are you with cur-ing at the forefront of education. ... Thisyear. Sullivan is a Park Ridge resident whorent student achievement? includes continuing to invest in technolo- Pablo Morales: No. ... Tax increases grew up in District 207. He is 53 years Paula Besler: I am very satisfied withg)'; our physical facilities and staff. should only be done as a last resort and old and the father of two District 207current student achievement. For the past Ten Collins: The board could assist inonly after all other opportunities to cut graduates and one current student. He isseven years, District 207 has posted itcooperative education opportunities bycosts have been leveraged. vice president of business services athighest mean ACT scores, with each yearthinking outside the box for funding by Chimanlal Patel: I support funding Triton College and has been a member ofbeing higher than the last. looking for corporate donations or sup-education as a top priority in our commu- the District 207 school board for eight Teil Coffins: Student achievementport in certain fields. nity. I also believe that sometimes evaluat- years. can always improve, but one thing that JillDolan: Spend more time review-ing efficiency of programs can do more What changes or new additionsdoesn't really reflect how well we areing curriculum and student performance.good than simply adding more money to would you like to see implementeddoing is the ranking of our schools byEvery District 207 board member, admin-the pot. in District 207 schools? outside entities such as U.S. News & World istrator and teacher needs to be account- Sean Sullivan: No. However, I do not Paula Besler We need to continue toReport. For example, they have rankedable to students, parents and taxpayers forthink that this is a question that can be be on the forefront of instructional tech-Maine South as No. 27 in the state and yetwhat happens on their watch....I thinkanswered with a simple yes or no. Actual nology We also need to continue toour true achievement is higher than that.that great teachers who go beyond the call circumstances will always dictate the support the district and its students inOne of the components that make upofduty to change lives should be rewardedcorrect answer for the time that it is an implementing the core standards, whichrankings is the number of students whowith more opportunities for public recog-issue. I believe that the school board is are mandated by law. take AP classes. At Maine South, both nition. The board should collaborate morecharged with the duty of protecting the Teil Collins: The facilities at Maine accelerated and AP classes are offered in a frequently with teachers to better under-assets (i.e. buildings, property and equip- South, East and West are aging and in neednumber of subject areas. By offering both,stand what they require to be effective.ment) of the district and of maintaining ofsome pretty major repairs and updating.we provide more choice for our studentsThe board should also take a more activeand improvingthe quality ofthe education While I know the districtisalreadyand for some a better fit for their ability.role in encouraging our teachers' devel-that our students receive. While I believe implementing some capital projects forHowever, if we dropped that choice and opment and success by soliciting feedbackthat this duty requires some taxation, I facilities, like a needed $10 million athletic eliminated accelerated courses, we could from students and parents. believe that taxation should be measured facility at Maine West because they havedouble the number of kids in AP classes Pablo Morales: It is incumbent on thein its application and used no more than very limited facilities right now, there are and dramatically improve our ranking. Byboard to have a solid understanding of the necessary to protect the assets, fund the basic updates like bathrooms, leakingoffering more, we get rated less. Makeright metrics to determine if studenteducation and serve the students. In the roofs and broken doors that also need to besense? No. ... I also believe that students achievement is improving. The board thenpast two years I have supported and considered. learn by doing and the way to do this is toneeds to demand accountability if prog-managed (with other board members) an Ji_IIDolan: I would like to see moreoffer more cooperative learning education ress is not seen ... and also do its dueabatement (return) of tax dollars back to transparency in everything that Districtopportunities. diligence to determine why some thingsthe taxpayers ofDistrict 207. 207 does, particularly at the board and JillDolan: Maine South has slipped are working well and why they may not be Read about the candidates backgrounds administration levels....All too often,from No.1in the nation (1975) to No. 623working so well. - on school finance at www.parkridge. board items are posted last-minute, board(U.S. News & World Report 2014 data). Chimanlal Patel: The school boardchicagotribune.com. meetings are closed to the public and theUnfortunately, District 207 schools havecan take an "outside in" approach to help open meeting videos online are poorbecome stagnant or have slipped in thethe district see data-based comparisons of [email protected] quality. I also believe that District 207ranking in these past years. However, weachievement within the district and with Twitter @JenPioneer i 13 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday. March19, 2015 NHS Mr. Goldstein was married to Sylvia Mr. Goldstein was "My dad left this earth with such Mr. Goldstein seemed happy during the Mr. Goldstein seemed together. The couple loved to dance mom and dad in "That's what kept my At the ceremony where he was awarded the Legion of Honor on Mr. Goldstein's the Legion of Honor three hours, he ceremony. "For almost Noble said. looked like his old self," 60 years. Noble Goldstein for more than at work, where he said her parents met marry you." declared: "I'm going to such great shape," Noble said. "It was their way of bonding," the Legion of Honor, Mr. Goldstein thanked everyone in the room: his family, longtime friends, the French consul, a reporter and members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3579 in Park Ridge. He said he was overwhelmed with joy by the honor. gratitude for his friends and family for honoring him last Saturday," Noble said. Western Europe." Floreani then pinned Western Europe." Floreani highest honor. chest The award is France's [email protected] his medical o recent months, said in Leonard Goldstein, a decorated World Leonard Goldstein, a born in Chicago Mr. Goldstein, who was As a rifleman, his mission was providing Mr. Goldstein had several At a ceremony March 7 at Alden Estates, Recently honored World honored Recently Legion of Honor for received the French in Skokie, served in and raised his family during the war, the 4th Infantry Division Division or the Iron also known as the Ivy daughter, Janet Noble. He died at 2:40 a.m. at Alden Estates in Barrington. the French consul general in Chicago, and all American troops "who were ready to sacrifice their lives for France and War II veteran passes away passes II veteran War BY GREGORY PRArr Tribune reporter earlier this month War II veteran who Monday morning, his military service, died was 100. his daughter said. He Horse. He stormed a Normandy beach during the D-Day invasion. cover for disembarking troops, according to French officials. He was wounded days later and received a Purple Heart. maladies Vincent Floreani, thanked Mr. Goldstein can spend entertainment With Infants younger than i will face offin the Infants younger than kids participate in "Last year, we had SO Eggs will be hidden throughout the mall On April 4, the last day of the Easter On April 4, the last your devices. your goto source so you racing to the finish to win. racing to the finish to up to 5 compete derby before older children race. in the "shopping cart" expecting about the our event, and we're Genelle locca, market- same this year," said ing director for Lincolnwood Town Center. "However, with the addition of an egg hunt immediately following the races, there will definitely be more children throughout the day." starting March 20 when the Easter Bunny marks his first day at the mall this season. The eggs will contain candy, toys or gift cards, said Genelle locca, lacca said. To register for the events, go to www.face hunt and shopping cart races for children. hunt and shopping cart at the mall, Lincoln- Bunny's appearance will be crowned in the wood's "fastest baby" will have babies "diaper derby," which book.conÍLincoInwoodTownCenter. Natalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press alt of city and the suburbs, were the

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The Easter Bunny is set to make his The Easter Bunny Easter Bunny or Long lines to see the The "Bunny by Appointment" service, Reservations are now open for "Bunny by Highlights of this year's annual Easter annual debut at Lincoinwood Town Center annual debut at Lincoinwood in line to spend a few this spring but waiting character moments with the floppy-eared past thanks to a new might be a thing of the of malls during Santa Claus are typical Center officials are hoping to eliminate wait in times to see the bunny for the first time the mall's history launched by Lincolnwood Town Center's property manager WP Glimcher, allows a parents to go online and reserve a time and date to visit with the Easter Bunny. include the "diaper derby" an Easter e bunny reservation service the mall will test bunny reservation service this spring. holiday seasons, but Lincolnwood Town Appointment" at lincolnwoodtown center.com. festivities at Lincolnwood Town Center BY NATALIE HAYES Pioneer Press by Appointment' service by Appointment' Lincoinwood mall offers 'Bunny mall Lincoinwood NEWS NHS Thursday. March 2013 A Chicago Tribune Publication LÀ! A STOCKYOU COULDINVESTIN? WHAT IFTHEFUTUREOFKIDS A$ it helpskidsgotocollege.Becauseamind isaterriblethingtowastebutwonderfulinvestin Introducing BetterFuturesawholenewkind of investmentwithagreaterreturnthanmoney.Whenyouinvest, 2O15uNCF Invest inBetterFutures atUNCF.ORG/INVEST thing towaste UNCF A mindIsaterrible NEWS they enjoyattendingcommunityeventstoseefriendsandneighbors. for charitywithTasteevent Marcia Wineberg,left,andMargueriteWendell,bothofwhomliveinMortonGrove,said space fortheevening.It which donateditsevent Eagle BanquetsinNues, through thedoorsatWhite 700 peoplehadpassed Grove, guessedthatabout ganizer ofTasteMorton trance table. ers, asshestaffedtheen- Grove Foundationorganiz- ford, oneoftheMorton opened," saidEileenHar- ing outsideat5:30whenwe charities. also benefiting26local auction items,theywere ets andbiddingonsilent desserts, buyingraffletick- variety ofsavoryfoodsand were busytastingawide way March5.Whilediners Morton Grovegotunder- restaurants whenTasteof came totrythefareoflocal Pioneer Press BY PAMDEFIGLI0 Morton Groveraisesmoney ers, anddished uppierogi, rants servingfood todin- among themany restau- also had Jim Karp,anotheror- "We had30peoplewait- Hundreds ofpeople its owntable butcher inMortonGrove. Northside Meats,anew ing BundtCakesand included Mariano's,Noth- serving foodthisyear.They among the20-pluseateries new businesseswere $60,000. ton Groveevents,isaround on previousTasteofMor- proceeds thisyear,based event. Simkinsestimated to localcharitiesduringthe dation gaveaway$50,000 ceeds. However,thefoun- amount oftheevent'spro- did nothavethefinaldollar Morton GroveFoundation, event organizerwiththe past twoyears." ated -we'vehadsnowthe glad theweathercooper- turnout," Karpsaid."I'm tendees talliedupto750. room barleysoup. Polish sausageandmush- sat attables,periodically various localorganizations who kneweach otherfrom The finalnumberofat- Neighbors and people Organizers saidafew Mike Simkins,alsoan "We've hadaverynice ets fora$4,000 firstprize helping sell$25 raffletick- and YvetteKarp,asshewas sey Karp,daughterofJim tered byDesign,"saidLind- and tomatosoupfromCa- grilled cheesesandwiches and special-occasioncake. serving ThaifoodandUni- no's servingpizza,SriSiam Father andSonGiorda- Graziano's servingpasta, dishes, serving noodleandchicken Chinatown restaurant, taurants arehere." groups. groups andvolunteer and friendsfromchurch to bewithyourneighbors Morton Grove."It'saplace said MarciaWineberg,of practically sinceitstarted," auction. rants orbrowsethesilent from thevariousrestau- getting uptosamplefood Turn toTaste,Page 15 Mart servingFilipinofood PAM DEFIGLIO/PIONEERPRESS "I've beencominghere "I Some ofthoseincluded "And allourfavoriteres- liked Maggiano's and the itty-bitty NEWS Restaurants showcase best at Taste of Morton Grove

Taste, from Page ¡4 and $1,000 second prize. Morton Grove firefight- ers made firehouse chili, a perennial favorite with a slightly sweet and medium spicy kick this year. Fire Chief Tom Friel said the firefighters arrive at White Eagle at about 9 a.m. and cook all day. Dessert offerings were out in force, with Maier's Bakery offering a raspberry crumble and Orchard Vil- lage putting out cake pops. Culver's and Dairy Queen Dakota Hosfield, left, helps out the Morton Grove firefight- also offered frozen treats. ers as retired Lt. Pat Schey hands Skokie Fire Chief Ralph In addition to the silentCzerwinski a bowl of the firefighters' homemade chili. auction, Morton Grove Firefighters Jeff Laitar andprize, and another raffle filled with chances to win Sean Brink were carrying aboard with a prize of a $50 worth of lottery tickets. huge raffle board from ta-40-inch flat screen televi- and a Quick Pick booth ble to table, and dinerssion. with chances to win one of were buying squares for Not missing a chance to 350 smaller prizes. $20 each. wring out every last dollar PAM DEFIGLIO/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS There was also a cashfor charity, the Taste alsoPam DeFiglio is a freelanceJim Karp, from left, Eileen Harford and Yvette Karp all helped organize the Taste of Morton board with a $500 firstfeatured a lottery board reporter for Pioneer Press. Grove and were taking tickets at the entrance table.

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Is thefollowingalikelysample Do wereallywantthesecre- There aremanypeoplewho I'll saythisfortechnology.It If apracticeisbaditshouldbe Their viewsshouldnotbe because theycan'tpull$70 ? the political OPINION 17 Youth violence and the ripple effect Each week I receive thoughts and feelings multiplerequests from about the production, parents looking to pro- about Yummy's story and mote their kids' efforts, about their voicesad- but Emily Anderson's dressing the challenges of Facebook message tued youth violence in Ameri- at me. Hard. CHRISTINE WOLF ca. As shocked as they "I wanted to reach out were to see a columnist to you about an up- interestedintheir coming performance story, I had the same of a play that the stu- "There have been some reaction to all they had dents at Nichols Mid- done to research, die School wrote andshootings in Evanstoit writeandshare performedlast No- Yummy's story from vember. This seemsThis (production) helps multiple perspectives. something right up As one sixth-grader your alley. You will notsome people learn the explained, "there have regret it!" eJicts of doing that" been some shootings Though I have a inEvanston. This childatNichols,ISixth-grader [production] helps somehow hadn't heard some people learn the ofthe production. effects ofdoing that." The show, titled "Theand the only one that When askedif they Ripple Effect" - writtencould come was a policebelieved they would see by sixth-, seventh- andofficer that I met when Ian end to the cycle of eighth-graders - was in-took the Evanston Citizen violence in their lifetimes, spired by author G. Neri'sPolice Academy class. Ithe students fell silent. graphic novel, "Yummy knew Officer Spells "No;' one student said, The Last Days of a South- would appreciate it. He quietly. side Shorty" Neri visitedcame to a daytime school "Not really," said anoth- five Evanston/Skokie Dis-performance and was er. trict 65 schools in October overwhelmed. He felt as I "Not entirely" said one 2014 as part of Foundation did,that more peoplemore. 65's Family Author Expe- needed to experience it." "It would take a long rience. According to Ander- time,"another added. The performance ex-son, Spells spent several"Every human being is plores the story of 11-year- months contacting nu- their own person." old Chicago gang membermerous non-profits and "We would have to find Robert "Yummy" Sandif- securing financing for fu-a way to peace," someone er's murder as weil as histure productions. To- added. roleintheaccidentalgether,Spells and An- "It would help to root shooting of Shavon Dean,derson also got the buy-in out the people causing age 14. from Nichols' dramathese problems and help "Seeing children theteacher Elisabeth West-them," said another. "To same age as the kids whophal and almost all of thehelp offenders face reali- really experienced thiskids from theoriginal tragedy was powerful,"production to keep re- With earnest expres- Anderson wrote. "Andhearsing and performing.sions they suggested per- watching it knowing thatThe first spring perform-sonal responsibility and eto these students studied theance of "The Ripple Ef-better policing to bring actual facts, researched,feet" was a free show on about change. read 'Yummy' , talked Saturday, March 14, at The It was my privilege to beadad today. with G. Neri and this is Levy Center, 300 Dodgelearn what these students what THEY came up Ave., in Evanston. Futurehave done. with? It was powerful." dates will be shared on the Bravo, young voices. After the performance, city of Evanston's websiteCan't you see what's pos- Anderson was deter-link sibie? Your stories matter, mined to share it with During a podcast inter-beyond your own stages, more people. view last week, I asked the in the hearts and minds of "I invited a few peopleyoungactorstheirAmerica. 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Rosemary are two introverted entire life on a Anthony has spent his oblivious to cattle farm in rural Ireland, Rosemary the longing ofhis neighbor who hopelessly pines for him as the p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sat- urday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tues- day, Northlight Theatre, 9501 Skokie Blvd, Skokie, $15-$60, 847-673-6300 Pioneers and Partisans: Soviet Jewish Youth Confront the Nazi Genocide: member at Washington University discusses her book, which draws on oral histories, video testimonies and mem- oirs to analyze how Soviet Jews experi- Thursday, Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, 9603 Woods Friday, March 20 French topics: years slip away. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 enced the Nazi genocide. 6:30 p.m. Drive, Skokie, $8-$12,847-967-4800 Trivia Night Contest featuring of French history and culture. Hosted by the Alliance Française du North Shore with questions in English. Ad- vance registration required. 7 p.m. Fn- day, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1509 Ridge Ave., Evanston, $20, 847-864- 4806 Ring 43 Magic Club Meeting: Magic performance and instruction by Phila- delphia magician Francis Menotti. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Presence Saint Francis Hospital, 355 Ridge Ave., Evanston, $20, 847-272-3850 Do more with Word 2010: low-up to the "Introduction to Micro- soft Word 2010" workshop covers page layouts, working with columns, bullet points, and more. 2 p.m. Friday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Duplicate Bridge: offers a friendly bridge game every Friday morning. 9 a.m. Friday, Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 3rd Grade Social: Illinois Enjoy some See the Academy Award- Save a Star Drug Awareness Save a Star Drug Awareness 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Morton Grove 11:30 a.m. 6140 Civic Center, American Legion in Morton Grove, $12 Dempster St., 888-600-2560 advance, $15 at the door, Bee: Senior Adult Spelling older can compete residents age 50 and 10 a.m. at the second annual event. Public Library, Thursday, Morton Grove Grove, free, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton 847-965-4220 "Birdman": actor winning film about awashed-up superhero who once played an iconic glory 2 p.m. trying toreclaim his past Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010: Learn simple formatting and how to enter and edit data. 7 p.m. Thursday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 965-4220 Save A Star's Drug Disposal Pro- gram: Foundation's Drug Disposal Program lice DepartmentAccepted are:prescrip- tion medications (including controlled substances), all over-the-counter and pet medications, samples, vitamins, liquids and creams. Ca11847-579-1300 ext. 146.9 a.m. all week, Niles Police Department, 7000 West Touhy Ave., Niles, free How to Handle Difficult Conversa- Dyaime Bresler, MA, RN-BC, LCPC of Park Ridge Psychological Services to discuss how to talk with one's aging parents about getting assistance in their among family members and compiling legal documents. Parking available in mit's Garage. RSVP by March 15 to 847-825-1161 Ext. 129. 5:30 p.m. Thurs- box is still in the lobby ofthe Niles Po- tlons with Your Aging Parent: home, driving issues, moving out of their home, division of responsibilities the city lots across the street and Sum- day, The Summit of Uptown, 10 N. Sum- mitAve., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-1161 Save A Star's Drug Disposai Pro- gram: Foundation's Drug Disposal Program boxis still in the lobby ofthe Park Ridge Police Departinent.Accepted are:pre- scription medications, (including con- trolled substances), all over-the-counter and pet medications, samples, vitamins, liquids and creams. Cal1847-579-1300 ext. 146. 9 a.m. all week, Park Ridge Police Department, 200 Vine Ave., Park Ridge, free Karaoke Thursdays : great pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. The year long Mather LifeWays Presenting two plays de-

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Listings are subject to change. Listings are Native Haute Couture: Thursday, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Thursday, SPACE, 1245 Evanston, $15-$2Z 847-492-8860 history of Native exhibit celebrates the artistry and showcase American Indian free, 847-475-1030 Dan Bern CD release show: Dan Bern CD release Thursday, March 19 Thursday, March COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY constructed, temporary exhibit "Build It!" which puts a spin on classic building blocks by letting children explore and interact with ten different varieties of blocks in a single space through May 3, 2015. Children can discover, stack, bridge, enclose, make patterns, name and symbolize using blocks and more. 9:30 a.m. Thursday-Saturday, noon Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Monday-Wednesday, Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, $10-$11, 847-832-6600 about substance use and connect with helpful resources for intervention. Event is provided by Rosecrance, in 7p.m. Thursday, Glenbrook South High famous rocker. Call for a reservation. "Lone Star" and "Laundry and Bourbon": "Build lt I" at Kohl Children's Muse- um: American high fashion from pre-con- American high fashion garments that tact to today. It features embroi- expertise in tanning, weaving, der beadwork and tailoring. 10 a.m. all week, Mitchell Museum of the Ameri- can Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, picting life in a sleepy Texas town. "Lone Star" and "Laundry and Bour- bon," by James McLure, both seem to show us a simpler life and a unique perspective on the world.. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sun- day, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 Glenview Road, Glenview, $1750-35, 847-834- 0738 Please call the venue in advance. Please call The Most Common Parent Trap: This workshop is for parents of teens who are experimenting with alcohol or other drugs. Attendees will receive valuable information on talking to teens collaboration with David Lee of Inter- vention services, the largest interven- tion service provider in North America. School, 4000W. Lake Ave., Glenview, free, 815-391-1000 More Than a Lunch: and the Village of Morton Grove invite those age 50 and older to a rockin' good time with a hearty lunch,'SOs music, and a special guest appearance by a super- NHS Thursday, March19, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 24 understood.org 8ruQht toyouby15nonprofitpartners. child thrivein a freeonlineresourcedesignedtohelpyouyour every daycanbeachallenge.ExploreUnderstood.org, For thelinSkidswithlearningandattentionissues, hool andinlife. fl uers+ood *0 Understood or learning&attentionissues ê trrihiine (ftiicat' m based aroundtheseasonalnature theme games, crafts,andeducationalactivities 5127 Resident /$27Non-Resident,847-692- ter, 2701W.SibleyAve.,ParkRidge,$15 p.m. Saturday,MaineParkLeisureCen- Register onlineatwww.prparks.org.6 quiet eveningtothemselves.(Ages:4-9) great opportunityforparentstoenjoya watch aG/PGratedmovieontheinflat- Saturday, ParkRidgePublicLibrary,20 the AmericanRevolution.1:30p.m. Twenty-first StarChapter,Daughtersof genealogy workshopsponsoredbythe door, 847-692-5129 urday, ParkRidgeCommunityCenter, online atwww.prparks.org.7p.m.Sat- home withoutaparentnote.Register Participants arenotallowedtowalk tance after7:30p.m.Pickupisat9 are availableforpurchase.Noadmit- pong, andracquetball.Snackspop eighth gradesincludesaDJ,inflatables, notes. 2p.m.Saturdayand1p.m.Sun- info cardswithdescriptionsandtasting premium looseleafteasandtakehome The TwoHourCup:Try ton Grove,free,847-965-4220 Public Library6140LincolnAve.,Mor- posting. 10am.Saturday,MortonGrove ing properplantselectionandcorn- fewer chemicalsinyourgarden,includ- simple waystoconservewateranduse culturist SharonYleslademonstrates Glenview, $35,847-724-2235 Glenview NewChurch,74ParkDrive, based onthebook.1p.m.Saturday, recounts thestoryofHighclereCastle UDowon Abbey"teaandluncheon am. 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ProspectAve.,,ParkRidge,free,847- March GenealogyWorkshop: 1515 WTouhyAve.,ParkRidge,$5atthe open gym,swimming,wallyball,ping This Saturdaynightsocialforsixth- Middle SchoolOpenGymandSwim: Ridge, $4.50,888-832-5852 day, TeaLula,liS.FairviewAve.,Park Be GreenWhenYouGarden:Horti- Blvd., Glçnview,free,847-904-7304 Book MarketatHangarOne,2651Navy show at11:15am.10a.m.Saturday,The Calendar, CALENDAR Lynn Rymarz,portrayingLadyAlmina Hey kids,comedressedinyour from Previous Page For family three different Enjoy a MGPL Kids:Monday MorningPlay- Skokie, free,847-967-4800 Education Center,9603Woods Drive, Sunday, IllinoisHolocaustMuseum and cagoland-based survivors.1:30p.m. of HolocaustsurvivalwrittenbyChi- ute toemotionalandinspiringaccounts stories "nOurVoices,"whichpaytrib- read fromthemovingcompilationof Actors fromWritersTheatreinGlencoe Staged Reading:inTheirVoices: free, 847-677-3334 of Chicago,7574N.LincolnAve.,Skokie, am. Sunday,EthicalHumanistSociety energized. 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Calendar,fromPrevious Page eight week class. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, MAKE YOUR group:Drop-inplay time for preschool- 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $86, ers with a parent or caregiver to intro- 847-692-3597 duce young children to the library in a MOVE with low-key, unstructured session. Call Camera Club:The club meets on the 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org for fourth Tuesday of each month. 10 a.m. more information. 10:30 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- CHICAGO TRIBUNE Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 692-3597 965-4220 The Homes section brings you the latest news, Life Transitions Group:A support Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up group for men and women who have photos and more about local developments. are invited to try their hand at knitting, been widowed for one to four years. The crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. group is volunteer-facilitated and held Monday, Morton Grove Public Library; on the fourth Tuesday of each month. 7 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, p.m. Tuesday, Park Ridge Nonprofit 847-965-4220 Center, 720 Garden Street, Park Ridge, $5 per session, 847-720-4170 Knitting Roundtabie:Come work through knitting projects and socialize with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can Wednesday, March 25 show you how to solve knitting chal- lenges. Don't forget your current knit- ting projects and needles! Call 847-929- Little Wiggiers Storytime:Kids 5101 or visit www.mgpl.org for more under age 2 work onthe foundations for information. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton early literacy through songs, rhymes Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., and stories. 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Glenview Public Library; Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Tuesday, March 24 BOOKItI Non-fiction book group: Discuss "Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Rotary Club of Evanston Light- Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai house:This community leadership Undercity" by Katherine Boo. 7p.m. group boasts 80 members and meets Wednesday, Glenview Public Library; every Tuesday. 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, Hilton 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Garden Inn Chicago North Shore! 847-729-7500 Evanston, 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free Bingo and Pizzal:Treat oneselfto hot slices ofSpuntino's cheese, sausage and Beginning genealogy:Learn the basic veie pizza. Afterwards, play several steps and resources to start searching games of bingo! Contact the Park Ridge your family tree. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Glen- Senior Center at 847-692-3597. 12:30 In Print view Public Library, 1930 Glenview p.m. Wednesday, Park Ridge Park Dis- Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 trict - Senior Center, 100 S. Western through March 20 Ave., Park Ridge, $8 Members; $10 MGPL Kids: Listen Upi:Drop-instory Guests, 847-692-3597 and play time for preschoolers with a Online parent or caregiver. CalI 847-929-5102 Seaton Smith:The comedian - areg- through March 31 or visit www.mgpl.org/kids for more ular on FOX TV's "Mulaney" - performs information. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Morton standup. 8 p.m. Wednesday, Zanies Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Rosemont, 5437 Park Place, Rosemont, Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 $22 plus a two-item food/drink mini- mum, 847-813-0484 Women and World War i:Author and historian Kathryn Atwood shares true Julie Butler Chanteuse :Julie Butler stories of women's contributions to the Chanteuse brings Touch of Downton war effort. A book signing follows. 11:30 Abbey" to her Red Carpet Events for a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Public seniors. A red carpet is rolled out forat- Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton tendees ofthematinee performances. 2 Grove, free, 847-965-4220 p.m. Wednesday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 ESTIVAL N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $15, 847-677- Beginning Bridge Lessons:Come and 7761 learn the most stimulating partnership of HOMES card gume around! Learn the basic bidding and playing in a stress-free environment. Sign up with a friend or chicagofestivalofhomes.com partner, or come to meet new ones, to be playing bridge at the end of the ses- sion. Phyllis Bartlett, ACBL Accredited You tin alu lind us ún: teacher, guides the class. Contact the Have an event to submit? Go to f Park Ridge Senior Center. This is an chicagotríbune.com/calendar

. a Thursday. March 19, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 26 'Blarney Bash' from ParkRidge from left:JeffandAnitaStimson,SteveRhondaCrane,allof them Patty andJohnSheehan(back,fromleft),DougMarshall,front cancraftexpo.org orcall(224)364-7270. Sept. 24.Formoreinformation,seeamen- Preview Partyfrom5:30to9p.m.,Thursday, creative artwork. kind pieces,luxurycollectionsanduniquely tion andsaleoffinecraftincludesone-of-a- renowned craftspeople,thisjuriedexposi- made jewehyandartobjectsfromworld- promising results. forward andthatit be criticalinhelpingtodrivethisresearch Dauten notedthatthesefundscontinueto been supportingfor12years.KerrandLiz at NorthShore-acausethegrouphasnow support pioneeringovariancancerresearch funds raisedthisyearwillcontinueto through Sept.27. CBG, willpresenttheannualshowSept.24 University HealthSystem,alongwiththe America CraftExposition 'Blarney Bash'raises$24,000 and LizDauten,bothofNorthfield,saidthat Exposition. TheAuxiliaiyofNorthShore will bethesiteof2015AmericanCraft By PioneerPressStaff TREND March 7 Date: Chief O'Neill's, Chicago Location: Center ofConcern,ParkRidge Benefiting Festivities willkickoffwiththeBenefit Showcasing thecountry'sfinesthand This year'sACECo-Chairs,DebbieKerr The Chica for Centerof Concern Botanic GardeninGlencoe is alreadyshowing ERIC STRAUTS/CENTEROFCONCERNPHOTOS centenofconcern.org Website: $24,000 Raised: 21S Attended: of Northfield,and2016ACECo-ChairDanaTurbanNorthfield Auxiliary PresidentClaudineGerbelofWinnetka(fromleft),2015ACECo-ChairLizDautenNorthfield,Debbie Kerr Inverness andSusan PatkeofChicago Todd Chambers ofSchaumberg,BobChambers ofMt.Prospect,SteveRamsdell of(DeKaIb,JoeyFarella Jim Radermacher ofParkRidge(fromleft),Mary MiklaszewskiofChicago,Laurie HachmeisterofParkRidge, Kathy GozzoloofParkRidge-OriginalCredit:CenterConcern Jim Dorrans(fromleft),RalphChor,bothofParkRidge,MikeSica ofNuesIreneRuckoldtDesPlainesand moves to Chicago BotanicGarden JONATHAN F.HILLENBRAND/AMERICANCRAFTEXPOSITION TREND 27 thi muh HONORS (($ Les Turner ALSFoundation honors Wendy Abrams BY BRUCE INGRAM Pioneer Press

During her 36 years as executive director of the Les Turner ALS Founda- non, Wendy Abrams has presided over its growth from a small local fundrais- ing group to one of the most distingnished inde- pendentALS orginizations in the world. That's why the longtime North Shore resident, who has announced her retire- "-f. ment this spring, was hon- ored March 7 at the foun- dation's 28th annual "Hope Through Caring" award dinner. The gala, emceed by author Jonathan Eig ("Luckiest Man: The Life and Death ofLou Gehig") lLES TURNER ALS FOUNDATION took place at the Ritz- Les Turner ALS Foundation Executive Director Wendy Canton Chicago. Ab ra m s "It's been all-consum- ing," she said. "My life has tor) The foundation and executive director, Les been very much devoted to Northwestern each con- Turner ALS has raised $52 MAKE THE LIST this organization. It's been tributed $50,000 to estab- million dollars for research, like a fourth child. I've lish the lab and hire one patient care, education and 1l. U* watched it grow up and researcher. Today, that advocacy. The foundation that's been extremely re- operation includes more now serves 90 percent of Chicago teens are hardworking passionate warding." than 30 scientists working all people with ALS in the leaders trying to make a difference in their Abrams began working at three research facilities Chicago area. with other friends of Les at the Feinberg School of "It's a very exciting communities. Share your high schooer's Turner, the Glenview Medicine. time' Abrams said. "We've incredible achievements with us so he or she businessman who created Next, Abrams turned her just named a center at the foundation a year be- attention to patient serv- Northwestern Medicine can be honored in our annual 18 Under 18 list. fore dying of ALS in 1978, ices and practical assist- called the Les Turner ALS as a volunteer at the annual ance for people coping Research and Patient Cen- Mammoth Music Mart with the disease. Focus ter, which is an umbrella Sports i Media i Trendsetters fundraiser. In 1979, she was groups led to the estab- for the three research labs hired to oversee the Music lishment in 1986 ofthe Lois we're supporting and the ComebackStory Music Mart and all other activities Insolia ALS Clinic at Lois Insolia Clinic. It's a of Les Turner ALS just as Northwestern, where pa- huge commitment and our she was about to become a tients are treated by a team hope is the center will Civics and PoliticsActivists single parent to her three of specialists. grow and attract more children. Six years later, Abrams researchers, clinical trials Arts t Entrepreneur "It was a job for meat extended the outreach of and collaboration. Collabo- first, more than a cause," Les Turner ALS by guiding rative research is where the Abrams recalled, "but it's its founding membership answers will be found. became an incredible, in the International Alli- "It's also a time of great inspiring career. It's made a ance of ALS/MND Asso- momentum thanks to the themashcom/l8underl 8 huge difference in my life." ciations, a group that at- ALS ice-bucket challenge Abrams' first order of tracts roughly a thousand last summer. That's given NO PtJRCHASE NECESSARY 10 NOMIPJATh OR BE NOMIPMThD. 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"The UPSStoreisa Shortly thereafterwe i 29 A Chicago Thursday, March 19, 2015 3 People are not going to the Unplug aims to be a place 93. When Suze Yalof Schwartz Unplug appeals to the med- Meditation, said Schwartz, "We're all overstimulated. It opened her pristine, white-walled West Los Angeles meditation studio nearly a year ago, she kept in mind just the sort of people Marturano knows well. Instead, meditators come into the where "my husband, who's a venture capitalist and has zero tolerance for woo-woo things, won't walk out" There are no zafu cushions or incense sticks. studio and take a sleek, black folding chair - no sitting cross- legged required. The lighting is a pink-violet, inspired by the artist James Turrell. itation skeptics, to "the people who don't want to meditate, but their shrinks told them they should," said Schwartz, who calls herselfa spiritual entrepreneur. The formula for classes is simple, she said: Tell people what the point is, show them how to do it. who spent years as a makeover maven and fashion editor in New York, speaks to our moment doesn't matter whether you are or bathroom without their iPhones, and ifthey tell you they are, they're lying' she said. "We need a place to take a time out." H-* KATIE FALKENBERG/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS layoffs (as she put 10,000 Marturano was depleted; a And so she found herselfat a When she returned to General "You do not have to chant, "Being mindful or meditating meant it, 10,000 families losing an in- come, some ofthem people she knew). Then, within months, both ofher parents died. friend suested a spa - not really her thing. Her friend in- sisted, and what finally lured Marturano was that it was an "intensive" retreat to study mind- fulness. She figured ifit was in- tensive, then it might be OK. spa in Arizona, studying with Jon Kabat-Zinn, pioneer in bringing meditation to a secular audience. She was hooked. Mills, she was for a time a "closet meditator." Slowly, she shared a leader. The company now has Marturano left in 2010 to found what she had learned and her thinking on using mindfulness as dedicated meditation rooms, and her institute. shave your head or wear a robe' she told the Long Beach group. does not mean that thoughts don't intrude, that the mind doesn't wander. It does' she said. "Mindfulness occurs at the mo- ment you are aware ofthe dis- traction. Then, escort the mind back to the breath." "Every religious tradition In the case ofmeditation, it has "It's mind-blowing' said Shar- Marturano was one ofthose "Every day I juggled faster and She was put in charge ofa You know where this is going tywide effort toward mindfulness. changes when it moves to a new place' Soni said. also moved full force into the academic realm. At Lesley Uni- versity in Cambridge, Mass., students can earn a master's de- on Salzberg, co-founder ofthe Insight Meditation Society in Massachusetts and one ofthe people who brought Buddhist meditation to the United States in the 1970s. "It fits a lot about the a very direct answer to an awful lot ofstress and confusion." mother ofschool-age children, grec in mindfulness studies. American spirit. You don't have to join anything. It's very private. It's modern jugglers: a spouse, daughter to aging parents, presi- dent ofan arts board in the Twin Cities and a top executive at Gen- eral Mills. faster, and on most days, most of the time, most ofthe balls stayed in the air;' she told the hospital group. What goes up must come down. protracted buyout ofPillsbury by General Mills; failure would have ofpeople who up It has moved from its Asian, The practice of mindfulness Polished stones at the Unplug studio list the many benefits of meditation for practitioners. making the company more mind- ful. You needn't even put down meditations and ways to track Participants meditate during a class at Unplug, a meditation studio in Los Angeles that uses simple instructions as it aims to appeal to skeptics. a meditation studio in Los Angeles that uses simple instructions as it aims to Participants meditate during a class at Unplug, _ -____ 4 your phone, with apps like In- sight Timer, which has guided your stillness. monastic roots to become a prac- tice requiring no particular dogma, on a path not necessarily toward nirvana but toward a more mindful everyday life. meditation has become more widespread at a time when the fastest-growing group demo- graphic is made say they are unaffiliated with a denomination, said Varun Soni, dean of religious life at the Uni- versity of Southern California, which has launched a universi-

One hundred-fifty people sat in One hundred-fifty people "Bring your attention to this Buddhists? Old hippies? New No. The room was full of hospi- The founder ofthe Institute for Meditation, primarily a 2,500-

The unrelenting siege on our Religious practitioners have Meditation settles into the mainstream the into settles Meditation Practice has snaked Practice has every its way 'into lives' sector of our BY MARY MACVEAN Tribune Newspapers hands on the big meeting room, flat on the laps, eyes closed, feet floor. moment," Janice Marturano instructed. "Be open to sensations ofwarmth or coolness, sensations offuliness from breakfast, or perhaps hunger." Minutes later, the meditation ended with the traditional strikes of little hand cymbals. Agers? tal executives and managers in lab coats and scrubs, jeans and sport coats at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center in California. And Marturano, the teacher, was once a top executive at General Mills. Mindful Leadership, Marturano is about as faiS from woo-woo as the spectrum allows and a sign that meditation has snaked its learning a practice shared by millions these days: college stu- lovelorn; the Seattle Seahawks, HEALTH & FAMILY HEALTH way into every sector ofour lives. The hospital employees were dents, parents and prisoners; soldiers, the overweight and the public school kids and members ofCongress; Oprah, Chopra and Arianna year-old form called mindfulness meditation that emphasizes pay- ing attention to the present mo- ment, has gone viral. attention can take a good share of the credit; stress has bombarded people from executives on 24/7 schedules to kids who feel the pressure to succeed even before puberty. 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The invite list: The soiree - hosted by Windy City LIVEl's" Val Warner and Ryan Chiaverinl - let supporters mix and mingle with current Bulls stars, including Joakim Noah, Jimmy Butler and Taj Gibson, plus former players like Scottie Pippen. The bash also debuted the C hice- fJO Bulls Charities Collection, a line of socks, ties and pocket squares designed in collaboration with Chicago-based menswear brand The Tie Bar.

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3 YASIEL PUIS OF, DODGERS Age: 24 Best-Case Comp; Bo Jackson As one long-time scout described after watching Puig for the first time: "This must have been what it was like to watch Bo Jackson play baseball." And like Bo, Puig has Mike Trout been more about flashes of great- CF ANGELS ness than consistent production. It's worth remembering he'll play Age: 23 I Best-Case Comp: Mickey Mantle with better knees all this season as a 24-year-old.

Described by scouts as an NFL linebacker in center field, the best player in the game is starting ro lose some of his blazing speed, but he's also hitting more home runs. 1f he only keeps up what he's done in his first three full seasons, he'll hit age 30 with more than 300 home runs. There's been a lot of talk about Trout being the next Mickey Mantle, but so far, Trout's been better.

Bryce Harper 4 JOSE FERNANDEZ OF. NATIONALS RHP. MARLINS Age: 22 IBest-Case Comp: Larry Walker Age: 22 I Best-Case Comp; Dwight Gooden with more longevity A Sports Illustrated cover boy before he reached 11th grade, Harper has We can only hope his stuff isn't di- yet to meet unfathomable expectations, but he just needs a full year of minished by Tommy John surgery, good health to battle for a home run crown, even if that means he has to but pre-injufy Fernandez was a hit- shy away from a few of his wall-crashing catches in the outfield. His power ter's worst nightmare. We'll have and his precociousness mean that superstardom is only a matter of time. to wait until sometime around midseason for his return. 6 III AthlonSports.com 5 ANTHONY RENDON il JOSE ALTUVE 16 MARCUS STROMAN 38. NATIONALS 28, ASTROS RNP. BLUE JAYS Age: 24 I Best-Case Comp: Scott Rolen Age: 241 Best-Case Comp: Age: 23 Ta Watch Rendon suffered a pair of serious ankle Rod Carew Best-Case Comp: Tom Gordon These five arent big leaguers yet, injuries and a shoulder injury at Rice, Baseball's mighty mite has Few starting pitchers as short but these prospects are even more then broke his ankle during his first full proven that short people as him (he's 5'9") have had big in demand in big league front offices pro season. But he has been healthy each (he's 5'G") can still make league success. But don't bet than some of the names on the big of the past two seasons, and he's quickly an awfully big impact. against a pitcher with a fastball league list. turned into one of the best young play- like Stroman's. ers in the game. 12 MOOKIE BETTS KRIS BRYANT, 3B, CUBS 28. RED SOX 17 WIL MYERS Age: 231 Best-CaseComp:Troy Glaus with a better batting average 6 MANNY MACHADO Age: 22 I Best-Case Comp: OF. PADRES If the Cubs finally end a century of 3B. ORIOLES Joe Morgan-lite Age: 24 postseason futility, Bryant should be Age: 22 He's just starting to get Best-Case Comp: Dale Murphy one of the big reasons for the turn- Best-Case Comp: Brooks Robinson his feet wet at the major The 2013 American League around. He could battle for home run His 2014 season is best forgotten, but league level, but Betts has Rookie of the Year's versatility his defense and potential at the plate the potential to battle for may see him play multiple spots titles in the not-too-distant future. could make him an all-time Orioles' batting titles while posting in San Diego and give baseball's BYRON BUXTON, Of, TWINS great. excellent on-base percent- most listless lineup a powerful Age: 21 ages. punch. Best-CaseComp:Andrew McCutchen 7 YORDANO VENTURA Twins fans should finally have some- RHP. ROYALS 13 XANDER BOGAERTS 18 SHELBY MILLER thing to cheer about when Buxton Age. 231 Best-Case Comp: Johnny Cueto SS. REÛ SOX RHP, BRAVES arrives in Minnesota, hopefully some- Scouts always worried about Ventura's Age: 221 Best-Case Comp: Age: 24 time later this year. durability because he's short, but his Nomar Garciaparra Best-Case Comp: Homer Bailey Bogaerts is the rare player It's been an up-again, down- consistent 95-plus mph in Game 6 of ADDISON RUSSELL, SS, CUBS the World Series in late October is a with the defensive skills to again start to Miller's big league Age: 21 pretty clear sign he can handle the grind. play shortstop combined career, but after a trade to At- Best CaseComp:MiguelTejada with the bat to hit in the lanta, he's going to get 30-plus Billy Beane may be one of the smart- 8 SALVADOR PEREZ middle of the order. starts to try to find the power est GMs around, but trading away C, HOYALS stuff he showed in the minors. Russell (for Jeff Samardzija and Age: 24 I Best-Case Comp: Benito Santiago 14 GREGORY POLANCO Jason Harnmell) last year is going to Perez is a defensive whiz who has shown OF. PIRATES 19 BILLY HAMILTON look awfully dumb. offensive potential. His bat would be Age: 231 Best-Case Comp: CF, REDS

better if the Royals would give him a Dave Parker Age:241 Best-Case Comp: CARLOSCORREA, SS, ASTROS day off every now and then. Right now Polanco is a Vince Coleman ìn center field Age: 20 tall, skinny right fielder Baseball's speediest man nabbed Best Case Camp: Troy Tutowitaki 9 JULIO TEHERAN with excellent speed, but as more than 50 bases in his rookie Correa is supposed to start the RHP. BRAVES he fills out, he could turn season, he may have 100 steals in season in Double-A, but its going Age: 24 I Best-Case Comp: Kevin Appier into a power hitter whose him if he can get on base more. to be hard for Houston to keep him His teammates keep changing as the athleticism is a bonus. there for long, as the precocious Braves' remake their roster, but Teheran 20 CHRISTIAN VAZQUEZ shortstop should soon be the Astros gives Atlanta someone to build around. 15 MICHAEL WACHA C, RED SOX best player. RHP, CARDINALS Age: 24 10 GERRIT COLE Age: 231 Best-Case Comp: Best-Case Comp: Russ Martin COREY SEAGER,SSI3B, RHP, PIRATES A tall Johnny Cueto A decade ago, Vazquez wouldn't DODGERS Age: 241 Best-Case Comp: Nolan Ryan Therearefewright- have made this list. But now we Age: 20 Cole is one of the hardest-throwing handed starters who excel know much more about how Best Case Comp: [van longoria starters in baseball, but so far he's been with a fastball-changeup valuable a catcher who can steal Hell play shortstop for now, but in more reliable than revelatory. Expect approach, but Wacha is strikes with his receiving can be the long-term, Seager looks like a more from him in 2015 and beyond. the exception. and Vazquez is one of the best. smooth-fielding third baseman with an exceptional bat.

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BYJoEG1LY '*'. 'ill Tribune Newspapers '/ W ' II A When I was growing up, my dad often would make a big pot ofbeans, usually I navy flavored with ham, and offer us kids bowlftzls. He'd eat them all himself, though. We weren't eating beans. Are you kidding? Flash forward a number ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; JOAN MOPAVEK/FOOD STYLING ofdecades, and ofcourse, I love having a pot of beans on the stove. Whether dad's favorite or black beans, cannellini or cran- berry, a bowl ofbeans is a All of the above welcome comfort. A recent hankering sent

me searching out a recipe ABEL UPIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; Spicy cabbage for charro beans, a Mex- LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING ican dish with more com- Prep: 15 minutes Cook: 40 minutes plex flavor than the typical and cookbook author Pati Both versions satisfied. Makes: 4 servings refried beans. I'd had them Jinich, of "Pati's Mexican As a side dish, or a meal at restaurants but never Table" on PBS, was just unto themselves, their i green cabbage, about 2 pounds cooked them. They proved what I wanted. Her recipe smoke and slight heat are i teaspoon kosher salt Lii ESKIN simple to make, deriving calls for dried beans. I just the thing. 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Home on the Range their smoky flavor from a made them that way, then 1/4 pound smoked andouille sausage, cubed few ingredients. A version took a shortcut the next jxgeaytribune.com Zeus was flummoxed: One proph- strips bacon, thinly sliced crosswise, see 2 from TV cooking show star time with canned beans. Twitter @ioegraygoodeats ecy predicted this, one predicted note that. The god broke out in a cold i onion, chopped sweat, which rolled down his body, i clove garlic, finely chopped Cowboy charro beans dropped to the ground and sprung up i tablespoon tomato paste as cabbage. Explaining the vegeta- Prep: 15 minutes Cook: 20 minutes Makes: 4 servings ble's divine stink. Toss: Quarter and core cabbage; slice into thin slivers. Toss with salt and pepper, Adapted from a recipe by Pati Jinich from her website patismexicantable.com. At first cabbage was a spindly 1 plant - according to the botanist's separating cabbage strands; set aside. 6 slices bacon, chopped version of the tale. Over time it Brown: Set a small heavy skillet over 8 ounces fresh, uncooked Mexican chorizo, casings removed amassed its round head and prolifer- 2medium heat. When hot, tumble in i medium white onion, finely chopped ated into the big, bold brassica family sausage cubes and cook, stirring, until brown, i jalapeno pepper, seeded, finely chopped, or more to taste - all mustard sharp and broccoli about 3-4 minutes. Use a slotted spoon to i can (14 ounces) no-salt-added chopped tomatoes or 1/2 pound fresh Roma pungent. These days the paparazzi scoop out sausage. Drain on paper towels. tomatoes, chopped stalk kale, but the curly cutie comes Crisp: Meanwhile, set a wide, heavy skillet 3 cans (15 ounces each) pinto beans, drained, rinsed (or about 5 cups cooked pinto from a long line of celebrity greens. 3over medium heat. When hot, toss in bacon beans and their cooking liquid) The nutritionist has it that cabbage slivers and cook, stirring, until crisp, about 3-4 Kosher salt, f needed is packed with superpowers. The minutes. Use a slotted spoon to scoop out Cilantro, chopped farmer depends on the crop's cold- bacon and drain on paper towels along with Tortillas weather chops. The cook likes its the sausage. Leave rendered bacon fat in the Cook the bacon in a large skillet over medium-high heat, until lightly browned and versatility those crunchy layers can pan. go coleslaw mild, kimchee bold and 1starting to crisp, 3-4 minutes. Add the chorizo; cook, breaking up the sausage into sausage-studded spicy - especially Caramelize: Tumble cabbage, onion and smaller pieces, until it starts to brown and crisp, 4-5 minutes. now, in the runup to the big day 4garlic into the hot bacon fat. Cook, stirring, Add the onion and jalapeno; mix well. Cook until they begin to soften, 2 minutes. Stir over medium heat, until the vegetables turn a cabbage shares with potatoes and St. 2in the tomatoes; cook, stirring, until the tomatoes begin to break down and the Patrick. deep caramel brown, 30-35 minutes. In the last ingredients come together, 3-4 minutes. The student of cabbage knows that 10 minutes, lower heat to prevent scorching. Add the beans; mix well and reduce the heat to medium. Cook, covered, until the all of the above are true. Sometimes Season: Stir in tomato paste; cook i conflicting perspectives can be 3beans are moist but not soupy, 8-io minutes. Add broth or water if needed. Taste, 5minute. Tumble in sausage and bacon and and add more salt to your taste. Serve in bowls, topped with cilantro and accompanied equally correct. Just ask the sweaty toss until hot. Enjoy. Zeus. by warmed tortillas. Note: For ease in slicing, wrap the bacon in Nutrition information per serving (for 6 servings): 330 calories, 9 g fat, 3 g saturated waxed paper; freeze 20 minutes. 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r SoNo/44\ W:5î SONOMA (lAITY BILL ST. JOHN COAST The entire reason for a wine's appella- CALIFORNIA tion, or the name ofthe place where the grapes are grown that make the wine is to tell you what kind ofwine it is. 6EN The name may be significant because it \/AL4$ is narrow and tells a lot "Napa Val1e' certainly is. It may be general, overarching and therefore difficult to parse; that's the C-1#L-< -1{LL case with "California." In both, and for all the appellations in between, the producer or winemaker often SANTA Z)5A matters too. (There are many terrific wines . simply labeled "California"; it just very CO U NT'V' much helps to know the reputation of those who made them.) tw . SACN'AEl'4Tò "Sonoma Coast" the appellation - statu- o torily called an American Viticultural Area S4ST or AVA - is 500,000 acres in size. Lots of wine comes from it, some good, some not 5AN FRANcS(o SÖNoAA so good, some great, some amazing. It's difficult to tell, however, from the appella- A/APA tion alone and without knowing much about the producer, what's up. COLJIVTY Half a million acres is 2/2 times the LOS ANELS COcí AITY entirety ofthe five boroughs ofNew York. Why so large? In 1987, when the federal MIL.&5 OO government approved the AVA, the word MLE5 Io "coast" had cachet in the wine world, as it still does. It connoted cool-climate grape PICK TUMAITPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS ILLUSTRATION growing, long growing and ripening sea- sons, development of finely etched flavors no 'wine type' there, no definable system former and the lower levels in the latter. Also worth appreciating in some wines and aromas in wine, lower alcohol levels overall." Those differences, goes the suestion, from within the Sonoma Coast AVA is the and zippy acidity. "Back in the day," says Greg Bjornstad, are due to the generally differing climates skill with which this or that winemaker Those are characteristics that wine winemaker for Pfendler Vineyards and a in grape-growing regions between Europe gooses from his or her grapes the "coastal" lovers seek in many a wine and are the vineyard consultant for many wineries and the Americas. (This is, ofcourse, a factor, even ifthe vineyard is out ofsight of opposite of what warm-climate appella- within the Sonoma Coast AVA, "they said, huge generalization.) the Pacific. tions give to wine. 'Let's put everything in there.' At the time it From the Sonoma Coast, the scents of What I've learned from this group of In a political move equal to the craftiest was no big deal. But now the name is a minerals or earth, and definitely lower winemakers is that they eschew the ripe gerrymandering some winemakers suc- draw, and it's always a challenge to talk alcohols and finely etched acidity come to California "style" by picking earlier than cessfully lobbied the government to sweep about it." the fore in wines, both white and red, made their neighbors and holding back on the into the AVA their far-flung vineyards I put together a tasting ofwines, all of from grapes grown closer to the Pacific. oak. within Sonoma County under the one AVA which carry the Sonoma Coast appellation. Check that out for yourselfin the lean, That's the case with La Follette's zestily of Sonoma Coast. Some came from vineyards that hug the diaphanous 2012 Emeritus Vineyards Pinot acidic and truly pretty 2012 La Follette The appellation now covers wines as Pacific shores; some came from vineyards Noir William Wesley Vineyard ($65) or the Pinot Noir Sangiacomo Vineyard ($42) and disparate as those from Chalk Hill, a decid- as far as 30 miles inland. citrusy, sea-breezy 2012 Flowers Vineyard the 2012 Gallo Chardonnay Gina Gallo edly warm-climate sub-AVA, to those from None ofthe wines was poorly made, but & Winery Chardonnay Camp Meeting Signature ($30), for its layered fruit and close to Napa hi the Cameros, to those the differences between true coastal, or Ridge Vineyard ($80), both costly, yes, but aromas, moderate alcohol and integrated from cool-climate Green Valley and those markedly cool-climate vineyards, and offering stories about their birthplace oak. made along what's called, by winemaking those from warmer regions within the AVA nonetheless. rabble-rousers, "the true Sonoma Coast" was striking. Other wines that tell the same tales: the Ifyour wine store does not carry these, ask (aka West Sonoma Coast), that is, from Someone once told me that if you want restrained, silky 2013 Sojourn Cellars Pinot for wines similar in style and price. vineyards within view of the Pacific. to smell the difference between wines from Noir Ridgetop Vineyard ($60), the vibrant, As winemaker Greg La Follette, who Europe and those from the Americas, sniff simply delicious 2012 MacRostie Winery Bill St. John has been writin,gand teaching makes wine in the Sonoma Coast and otherout the aromas of earth or minerals in the Pinot Noir Goldrock Ridge ($55) and the about winefor more than 40 years. California AVAS, sums it up, "It is too large former and the lack of them in the latter. earthy, Burgundian-style 2012 La Pitch- an AVA to be useful. ... As it stands, there's Also, note the higher levels of acidity in the oune Pinot Noir ($60). bsjtribgmail.com Pickwick. Classic Film series books 'Hard Day's Night'

-BY BRUCE INGRAM Pioneer Press

The Pickwick Theatre Classic Film Series has presented vintage gangster movies, horror movies, war movies and even Westerns, but rock 'n' roll has never been on its radar. That will change, however, when "A Hard Day's Night" hits the Pickwick March 19, complete with a live perform- ance by the Time Bandits, a Beatles tribute band, before the show. Time Bandits drummer Robert Rodriguez, an author with five books on the Beatles to his credit, will also speak about the film before the screening. The 1964 Richard Lester-di- rected movie is a comedic and heightened look at a day in the life ofthe Fab Four at the height oftheir popularity "Its really going to be a ftin show," said programmer/host Matthew Hoffman. "You really can't go far wrong with the Beatles. We're expecting a large audience because oftheir cross-generational ap- peal." Now winding up its second season (with one more show, 1959's "Ben Hur" on the schedule April 1), the Classic Film Series JANUS FILMS RELEASE PHOTOS has been growing steadily since its debut 'A Hard Day's Night¡s the Beatles first full-length movie. in September of2013 with "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea." Its last three 'A Hard Days Night' films, "Casablanca," "Gone With The Wind" and "Son ofFrankenstein" have screening attracted a combined audience of more 7p.m. Beatles tribute band Time Bandits than 2,000 and advance ticket sales sug- perform:7:30p.m. movie screening. March - gest similar success for "A Hard Day's 19 Night?' Pickwick Theatre, 5 S. Prospect Ave., Park "Anytime you get six or seven hundred Ridge. people at this sort ofthing you're doing Tickets are$7: $5for seniors. extremely weH?' said Hoffman who attri- (847) 825-5800;www.parkridgeclassic- butes the success ofthe series to his deter- film.com mination to make each show an event - with a Beatles cover band in this case or a personal appearance by actor Paul Hen- reid's daughter Monica at last month's considered a classic in its genre and I've screening of "Casablanca." "We're very always thought it was a very inventive happy with the way things are going." film," he said. "It also has that wonderful, Given that a digitally restored andre- offbeat sense ofhumor. The director, Rich- mastered version of"A Hard Day's Night" ard Lester, really understood and appreci- already ran in theaters last year for the ated film history and some ofhis chase film's 50th anniversary, Hoffman had scenes in the film almost seem like a George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney and John Lennon In "A Hard Day's Night." planned to book the Beatles' 1965 follow- throwback to Buster Keaton." up film "Help" for the Pickwick screening. If attendance for "A Hard Day's Night" Legal complications made that plan im- lives up to expectations, Hoffman is hop- 'y booking ofthel9ó5 James Bond hit nal prop from the film with help from the possible; however, a development that ing he'll be able to keep the momentum "Thunderball." Ian Fleming Foundation. Who knows? If didn't particularly trouble the "Hard Day's going with another mid-60s film for the "We had so much success with 'Goldf- we keep doing this well with every screen- Night" fan. Classic Film Series' third-season opener in inger' last september?' he said. "We're ing. maybe we can start doing two a "A Hard Day's Night' has always been September. Namely, the a 5Oth-anniversa- planning a similar event featuring an origi- month." review ofthe 2014Broad- sertion. A NewYork'rimes would questionthat as- "Moonstruck" and "Doubt" said. language thanidid'he talking hadmoreofagift because everysingleperson completely untalented soon asIwentthere,felt work asaplaywright."As a deepimpactonhisoverall visits tothefamilyfarmhad the Bronx,declaredthat tween thetwofamilies. midst ofalandfeudbe- who pinesforhiminthe Rosemary theneighbor tankerous fatherandwith relationship withhiscan- family's farm.Ittellsofhis Anthony, whorunsthe around Shanley'scousin tre. 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FOOD James Beard Award nominees spring into action BY VERONICA HINI SpringAsparagus Soup Pioneer Press tIi For the first time in its 25-year history, the James Beard Awards show is leaving Parmesan-Mushroom New York City and corning to Chicago. Broth and Poached Egg Plenty ofChicago area chefs are basking in the glow ofthe affirmations (award semifi- 'I1wo 3-inch x 6-inch pieces of kon- bu (dried kelp, you can find at Asian nalists were named Feb. 18) and prepara- markets) tions are aflutter as local venues prepare to 4 quarts water welcome the show to the city But a few of our favorite chefs are purely focused on 2 cups dried shiitake mushrooms, rinsed well their food. We asked some local nominees 2 pounds Parmesan rind, plus what they're excited about for spring. additional cheese for garnish For chef/restaurateur Paul Virant, this Equal parts kosher salt and mirin, latest Beard nod is a three-peat of acknowl- to taste edgment in the Best Che Great Lakes Two bunches of asparagus category. He is happy about the award One dozen eggs for poaching show coming to Chicago, but he's really i Tablespoon soy sauce excited about a new treat he said chef Dan i Tablespoon salt Compton has been making lately at Virant's i Tablespoon mirin Vie Restaurant in Western Springs. They i teaspoon fish sauce are homemade cheese straws accented i teaspoon black pepper with smoked apple butter and served with a bit ofcoppa, which is a type ofsalami. The BROTH: cheese straws are made with cheddar Rinse the kombu under running cheese, butter and flour and a little bit of CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE water, and then combine with water cream, kosher salt and red pepper flakes. Paul Virant in the kitchen at his newest restaurant, Vistro, in Hinsdale. Virant is again in 8-quart pot. Bring water to a sim- All ofthe ingredients except the flour are nominated in the Best Chefs: Great Lakes division. mer over high heat and turn off heat. combined in a food processor in five, five- Let steep for 10 minutes. Add soy second pulses until the mixture resembles which is kind ofcool in its own right, we sauce, salt, mirin, fish sauce and black coarse crumbs. Then, the cream is added add the kombu and the dried shiitakes to pepper. Remove the kombu from the and the dough forms an amalgamated ball. give it the non-intrusive element. It may pot and add the shiitakes. Turn the The dough is rolled out and cut into strips take a few more minutes but it's worth it.' heat back up to high and bring the and baked at 325 degrees for 12 minutes or The James Beard Awards black-tie gala water to a boil, then turn the heat until the ends are barely browned. and reception takes place at the Lyric Opera down so liquid simmers gently. Add "Deliciousness' Virant said. House on May 4. Tickets are available start- Parmesan and steep for one hour. For the fifth time, Rick Bayless's Topolo- ingAprill. Remove the mushrooms and Par- bampo has been nominated for the Out- "It's totally awesome for Chicago to be mesan from the pot with a slotted standing Service award. But Bayless, the the first city outside ofNew York to host spoon. Season the broth with salt and noted rooftop garden pioneer, is just as the most prestigious hospitality award mirin, to taste. thrilled that spring is around the comer. event," Virant said. "Chicago has really ASPARAGUS: "We always look forward to spring around become a premier dining/drinking city, and Trim the woody end off of each here;' Bayless said. "It's when our rooftop this event helps legitimize that fact." .- piece of asparagus. Thinly cut aspara- gardens begin to sprout and farmers mar- Bayless and his team are preparing nom- gus on an extreme bias. kets start to come alive:' mee Topolobampo's sister restaurant, Fron- At Boltwood in Evanston, where, like tera Grill, as the official venue for the award POACHING EGGS: Virant, Executive ChefBrian Huston show's after-party. "Hopefully we'll all have Add a dash ofwhite vinegar to a snaed a nod in the Best Chef Great Lakes something to celebrate," Bayless said. pan ofsimmering water. Crack eggs categor) Asian ingredients are the latest "Many chefs are already a little competitive, individually into a ramekin or cup. hype. Huston has seen growing interest in so everyone will have to shine for the Beard Create a gentle whirlpool in the water ramen and dashi, a stock for Japanese miso crowd during the festivities:' to help the egg white wrap around the soup that is made with fish and kelp. He's "Having the awards in Chicago is pretty yolk. Slowly tip the egg into the water. been making an asparagus soup for spring cool;' Huston said. "There is the home field Cook for about three minutes. Re- with a dashi base. He makes it with dried advantage element. It should be an exciting move with slotted spoon. Drain onto shiitake mushrooms and kombu, a type of week in Chicago. I know I speak for a lot of kitchen paper. seaweed. cooks when I say that cooking for a fellow ASSEMBLY: He calls his soup Spring Asparagus Soup chef is more fan for us than cooking for BRIAN HUSTON Brian Huston, a nominee for a 2015 James Divide broth evenly between 6-12 with Parmesan-Mushroom Broth and anyone. I'm sure there will be a lot of bowls. Evenly distribute asparagus Poached Egg. "I know, very 'wasabi mash revved up menus that week." Beard Award in the Best Chef: Great Lakes category. grates Parmesan cheese over a between bowls. Add a poached egg to potato' of me;' he said, "but that's the kind The ful list of James Beard Awards each bowl. Grate Parmesan over the of stuff we've been thinking about lately. semifinalists can be found at james- bowl of his new Spring Asparagus Soup top. "A lot of chefs these days are trying top beard.orgjawards. Final nominees for all with Parmesan-Mushroom Broth and into that fifth basic taste, uniami," Huston award categories will be announced on Poached Egg in the kitchen at Boltwood in Adaptedfrom Brian Huston, Boitwood explained. "Instead of just making a broth, March24. Evanston. 41 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 19, 2015 t NHS This is an The year long See the play sparked 10 p.m. Friday, Studio Paris 10 p.m. Friday, Studio Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 8 at The Main Stage, Profiles Theatre Chicago, $20-$40, 4139 N. Broadway, 773-549-1815 DJ KonflIkt: St., Chicago, Nightclub, 59 W. Hubbard $10-$15, 312-377-9944 classic rock intimate re-imaging ofthe 8 p.m. Saturday, 7 plugged. 8 p.m. Friday, No Exit p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. Monday, Ave., Chicago, Cafe, 6970 N. Glenwood $20-$68, 773-743-3355 McHenry County College presents "Coiumbinus": It is a meeting offact and fiction that illuminates the realities of adolescent culture by exploring the events sur- rounding the shootings. The play weaves together excerpts from dis- eussions with parents, survivors and community leaders in Littleton as well as police evidence to bring to light the dark recesses ofAmerican adolescence. the audience will follow each of the Friday performances. Reservations are recommended. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, McHenry County Col- lege, 8900 U.S. Highway 14, Crystal Lake, $10-$15, 815-455-8746 Native Haute Couture: exhibit celebrates the history of Native American high fashion from pre-con- tact to today. It features garments that showcase American Indian artistry and expertise in tanning, weaving, embroi- dery beadwork and tailoring. 10 am. Friday, 10 am. Saturday, 10 am. Sunday, 10 am. Monday, 10 am. Tuesday, 10 am. Wednesday, Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475-1030 All My Relations: A Seneca History: In collaboration with visual artist and dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit introduces the history ofthe Seneca culture through milestones in the lives ofSimas and her relations. It features traditional and modern Seneca artifacts, which span various generations. 11 am. Friday, Mitchell Museum ofthe Amen- can Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, Froc-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 847-475-1030 "The Diary of Anne Frank": The classic production explores the life of a young Jewish girl in hiding for two years during World War II. 8 p.m. Fri- day, 4:00 p.m. Saturday. 8:00 p.m. Sat- apart at the seams. 8 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. seams. 8 p.m. Friday, apart at the "Jesus Christ Superstar": and un- opera, performed acoustic by the April 1999 massacre at Colum- bine High School in Littleton, Colorado. A discussion between cast members and This movie is a In Sharr White's p.m. Friday, The Mid, This play is set in 10:30 p.m. Friday, Subter- 6 p.m. Friday, Subterranean, Parker and Matt Stone ("South Park") Matt Stone ("South Parker and the Lopez ("Ave. Q") follows and Robert who oftwo missionaries misadventures to convert the inhabit- naively attempt in Uganda See photos ants ofavillage here. 7:30 from the Chicago production 8 p.m. Sat- p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, urday, 2 p.m. Sunday, p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 7:30 18 W. Monroe Bank ofAmerica Theatre, 800-775-2000 St, Chicago, $45-$115, "The Royaie": is a legend. He has America, in 1905. Jay be the heavy- everything he needs to world ... except weight champion ofthe Friday, 2 p.m. he's not white. 8 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 2p.m. Sunday, American Theater Company, 1909 W. Byron St., Chicago, Call 773-409-4125, 773-409-4125 Citizen: 2011W. North Ave., Chicago, $13-$15, 773-278-6600 Leo Jimenez: ranean, 2011w. North Ave., Chicago, $30-$60, 773-278-6600 "Thera Will Be Blood": story offamily, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the- century prospector in the early days of the business. 11 p.m. Friday, 11 p.m. Sat- urday, 10:30 p.m. Monday, The Logan Theatre, 2646 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chi- cago, $7.50, 773-342-5555 "Orquideas a la Luz de la Luna": Written by Carlos Fuentes and directed by Sandor Menandez, this play is de- scribed by promotional materials as "a linguistic tour de force by one of the mostbrilliant writers ofthe 20th cen- tury." The play is performed in Spanish with English subtitles. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. Sunday, Aguijon Theater, 2707 N. Laramie Ave., Chicago, $20-$25, 773-637-5899 Grandtheft: 10 306 N. Halsted St, Chicago, $10,312- 265-3990 Maker L Muse:Women and Early Twentieth Century Art Jewelry: The museum presents the major exhibi- tion comprised ofworks drawn from the Collection ofRichard H. Driehaus and prominent private and public col- lections throughout the United States. 10 am. Friday, 10 am. Saturday, 10 am. Sunday, io am. Monday, 10 am. Tues- day, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Richard H. Driehaus Museum, 40 E. Erie St, Chi- cago, $L2.50-$20, 312-482-8933 "The Other Place": new drama, Juliana Smithton, a suc- cessful neurologist, finds her life coming This Tony This show See David Adj- This exhibition Political activism Vicki Quade ("Late Nite length plays. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Chopin length plays. W. Division St, Chicago, Theatre, 1543 $15-$30, 773-769-3832 FashlonIngthe Chicago Styled: Magnificent Mile: museum's cos- uses 20 outfits from the the story of a St, tume collection to tell runs Nov. 15 to in fashion. The exhibit admission. 9:30 Aug. 16 and is free with Saturday, noon am. Friday, 9:30 am. 9:30 am. Sunday, 9:30 am. Monday, Chicago Tuesday, 9:30 am. Wednesday, N. Clark St., History Museum, 1601 Chicago, free, 312-642-4600 "Bible Bingo": Catechism") unleashes what promo- tional materials call "a new, interactive comedy' centered around an Archdioc- esan bingo department on the hunt for revenue. "That's where you come in: Get ready to play bingo for a variety of wacky prizes. Along the way, you'll be drawn into conversation about every- thing from Adam and Eve to modern sins. Just be careful: You might laugh so hard you forget to yell 'bingo'." 8p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, Royal George Theatre Center, 1641 N. Halsted St., Chicago, $30, 312-988-9000 "Marie Antoinette": mi's play about the fair-and-famed young French queen, which promo- tional materials describe as "a confec- tion created by a society that values extravagance and artifice. But France's love affair with the royals sours as revo- lution brews, and for Marie, the political suddenly becomes very personal." This performance promises to hold "a mirror up to our contemporary society that might just be entertaining itself to death?'. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. Sat- urday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, 1650 N. Halsted St, Chicago, $54+, 312-335-1650 "The Walk Across America for Mother Earth": meets bedazzled drag show in this story about two young friends who flee their suburban upbringing in "Real America" to join a ragtag group of activists on a protest march from D.C. to Nevada 8 p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. Saturday, Steppen- wolf Theatre Company, 1650 N. Halsted St., Chicago. $20,312-335-1650 "Bob's Burgers Live": features individual stand ups, audience Q&As, and a table read of the show's script in character. 8 p.m. Friday, The Chicago Theatre, 175 N. State St, Chi- cago, $29.50-$49.50, 312-462-6300 "The Book of Mormon": Award-winning musical satire by Trey If Scien- This magic show, This production set See Shakespeare's epic Sixteen actors bring 54 charac-

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Sat- urday, 9a.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. Monday, 9 am. Tuesday, 9am. Wednesday, Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, free, 312-922-9410 an expression of the Haitian national p.m. Monday, 10 a.m. Tuesday, 10 am. forming their acts. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2 Chicagoland Family Pet Expo: Chicagoland Family Friday, March 20 Friday, GO CALENDAR GO ters to life in a tale spanning three full- "The Illuslonists": "The Hammer Trinity: The Excelsior King": Arlington Heights, $10; $5 for kids 3-12; Arlington Heights, $10; urday, 7p.m. Sunday, The Den Theatre, taie of ambition gone wrong. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 7p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Wednesday, The Artistic Home, 312-243-3963 tists Bruce Patterson and Paul Webala, venture deep into a cave in Kenya's Vodou: Sacred Powers of Haiti: This exhibit explores Vodou as a religion and experience. 10 am. Friday, 10 a.m. Sat- urday, 10 am. Sunday, 10 am. Monday, 4 Wednesday, Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, free, 312- 922-9410 originally performed on Broadway, features seven talented magicians per- p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St., Chicago, TBA, 800-775- 2000 Please call the venue in advance. Please call March 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 42 GO CALENDAR p.m. Saturday,8p.m.2:30 years slipaway.7:30p.m.Friday,2:30 who hopelesslypinesforhimasthe the longingofhisneighborRosemary, cattle farminruralIreland,obliviousto Anthony hasspenthisentirelifeona Rosemary aretwointrovertedmisfits. 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Turn toGoCalendar,NextPage sigo up fortheopenmicorwatch Buy ticketsat Bring aless-than- 43: A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 19, 2015 A' Learn, The R Ireland, .. scramble I n rura' souls SHANLEY surprising love can be. : cattle farm -",_-.-ft Or a two eccentric their way towards happiness in a compassionate, delighttul tale of how directed by BJ JONES theater world, with proceeds to Gilda's Chicago, $15, 773-327-5252. Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page Sunday, March 22 March Sunday, Seder w/2Os3OsNWSub: Chocolate of 20- and 30-something's For Jewish area A fun afternoon the Chicagoland Pass- twist on a traditional with a sweet @ over Seder. RSVP to Maria by March 20s30sNWSubgmail.com Congregation Beth 18. 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Buffalo Grove, Am, 1370 Abbott Court, $15, 847-383-5017. Series: BeHeaithfui: Spring connect, grow experience, re-center, this event. Exer- and get pampered at to educational cise, stretch, movie, listen declutter and panels to learn how to Group dis- more to prepare for spring. ii am. Sunday, count rates are available. Mars Gallery, 1139 W. Fulton Market, Chicaga, $60,312-226-7808. Finishingthe Birthday Hat: Chicago Theater community comes together on Stephen Sondheim's 85th birthday, to celebrate this giant of the Club Chicago. Music, theater, improv, trivia, all for a great cause!. 8 p.m. Sun- day, Stage 773, 1225 W. Belmont Ave., Light- by JOHN PATRI For Tickets: NORTI4LlGHT.ORG,847.673.63OO MARCH 13 thru APRIL 19, 2015 9501 SKOK1E BOULEVARD, SKOKIE IL, I Be a part of this author of Doubt and Moonstruck! From the Pulitzer, Oscar and Tony Award-winning From the Pulitzer, Oscar and Tony aICI A1I. NOR tHL.IGHT outside enjoy a quiet evening to themselves. enjoy a quiet Register online at prpark- (Ages: 4-9) Lei- Saturday, Maine Park s.org. 6p.m. Park 2701 W. Sibley Ave., sure Center, for for residents and $27 Ridge, $15 847-692-5127. non-residents, Dinner Detective: comedic award-winning interactive show in the U.S. murder mystery dinner Top Sleuths. 6 Prizes awarded to the Marriott p.m. Saturday, Chicago Road, Schaumburg, 50 N. Martingale 866-496-0535. Schaumburg, $59.95, Dream: A Midsummer Night's new theatre ninghead, an adventurous and the company based in Chicago its new pro- North Shore, announces duction ofA Midsummer Nights Dream. The show opens March 13 at the historic Winnetka Chapel and will run Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through March 28. This uniquely bonkers pro- duction is an event that audiences of all ages will enjoy. Visit the website for tickets. 8 p.m. Saturday, Wmnnetka Chapel, 630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, $20 & $10 for students and industry. 847-331-3960. is a great opportunity for parents to for parents opportunity is a great IJÂLL 847.673.6300 NorthShoreCenter.org Vladimir Kulenovic IX1JNI I k Vladimir Kulenovic, recently Vladimir Kulenovic, Hey kids, come dressed in your tuate the joyous and timeless art form of travel the world to perform, nurture and Mar28 at 8pm Orleans jazz. March 22. The concerts will be held at March 22. The concerts College of forming Arts. 8 p.m. Saturday, Family movie: The Book of Life: Mega Movie Pajama Nights in Park favorite PJs and enjoy an evening of fun! Lake Forest Symphony The Dawn of The Dawn Forest Symphony Lake Impressionism: the an hour before conducts. Come 8 p.m. for pre-concert talk. performance for the Lumber Center Saturday, James Arts, 19351 W. Washington Performing $35-$59, 847-295-2135. St., Grayslake, Orchestra Lake Forest Symphony Concert: of the Lake appointed Music Director the pro- Forest Symphony, conducts 21 and at 2 p.m. gram at 8 p.m. March for the Per- the James Lumber Center Campus, 19351 Lake County Grayslake Grayslake, $35- West Washington St., $59, 847-295-2135. Watch the film about ayoung man tom between fulfilling the expectations of his family and following his heart who embarks on a fearfuladventure. 2 p.m. Saturday, Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave.. Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277. Ridge: Play games, enjoy a ftm snack, and watch a "G/PG" rated movie on the inflatable movie screen in the gym. This Fn, Mar 27 at 8pm JAll BAND The Revelation Tour! The Grammy-winning sibling trio plays their unique chart-topping Texican Rock n' Roill WINTRUST MESOD 8v COMMUNITY RUWX rr1VÀTII O - V 1'«) ;'H 9:30 p.m. This event I

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1679. 626 Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864- Saturday, The Celtic Knot Public House, The Mark Cleveland Band: 773-697-9693. Fire and Beer: Ave., Chicago, $12; $8 for students, Annoyance Theatre, 851 W. Belmont $75-$125 ence suggestions.. 8 p.m. Saturday, The Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave., Chicago, Ensemble improvises based on an audi- derson Valley to the Sonoma Coast to derson Valley to the Sonoma lands, Oregnn to Cameros, the An- lands, Oregnn to Cameros, River Valley to the Santa Lucia High- River Valley to the Santa Nightclub, 59W. Hubbard St., Chicago, Nightclub, 59W. Hubbard

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By TOM KRISHER pendent dealers oppose such a panies to notify owners of a recall lems have stalled under opposi- used cars, hasn't taken a position AND DEE-ANN DumilN measure but say they might go within 60 days offinding a safety tion from carmakers, auto dealers on the repair requirements. It is Associated Press along with a requirement to defect, which Honda did in 2011. and the U.S. Chamber of Corn- waiting for the government to disclose recalls to buyers, be- But there's no legal requirement merce. Mark Rosekind, the new estimate the cost, the effect on DETROIT It'sacaseof cause a new government data- that companies contact the new head ofthe National Highway sales and whether the measure buyer beware, with potentially base makes it easier to tell ifa car owner if a car changes hands. Traffic Safety Administration, would save lives. dangerous consequences. on their lot has been recalled. John Castro, 36, ofGlen Bur- and Transportation Secretary Individual sellers won't face More than 46 million cars and The number ofunfixed cars is nie, Md., traded a pickup truck Anthony Foxx are making anoth- any repair or disclosure require- trucks on the road in the U.S. - certain to rise because automak- for a 2011 Toyota Prius in March er push. ments. Individuals sold just about one-fifth the total - were ers recalled nearly 64 million oflast year at Koons Ford in Balti- "We cannot allow vehicles under one-third ofthe 42 million recalled because of safety defects vehicles nationwide last year, more. with potentially dangerous de- used cars in the U.S. last year, but never repaired, according to a double the old record set in 2004. Shortly after he took the car fects to leave used-car lots with- according to the Strategic Vision study by Carfax, a company that Government data show that 25 home, he read a dealer-provided out the necessary repairs' Rose- research firm. sells vehicle history reports. percent ofcar owners never get Carfax report and found that his kind says. Last year a Honda executive Some of those defects have the recall repairs done. car had been recalled in February Used-car dealers fought past floated the idea of requiring potential to cause a crash, injur No one is sure how many 2014 to fix a hybrid component legislation because they didn't recall repairs before license even death. crashes or injuries happen be- that could malfunction and cause have access to a national database plates can be renewed. That's Last year, around 5 million of cause ofunheeded recalls. But stalling. Koons had not done the to check for recalls, says Steve similar to the practice in Ger- those cars were sold to new own- buying an unrepaired car cost repair, and no sales person men- Jordan, CEO ofthe 16,000-mem- many, where the government can ers. Carlos Solis his life. The 35-year- tioned the recall, Castro says. ber National Independent Auto- revoke registrations ofcars with That's because there is no legal old father oftwo died Jan. 18 "You think when you buy mobile Dealers Association. outstanding recalls. requirement for dealers or indi- when shrapnel from the driver's something, it's been checked and That changed in August when U.S. federal law does require vidual sellers to get the repairs air bag in his 2002 Honda Accord cleared' he says. the government set up a website dealers to make recall repairs on done before a used car is sold. tore into his neck after a minor Dennis Koulatsos, Koons Ford (safercatgov) for dealers and new cars before selling them. They are not even obligated to accident near Houston. general manager, says Castro's drivers to check recalls by keying CarMax, the nation's largest tell buyers ifa car is subject to a Solis' Accord had been recalled car should have been fixed be- in the 17-digit vehicle identifica- used-car dealership chain, says it recall. in 2011 to fix a faulty air bag in- cause there was a safety issue. All tion number. Now, Jordan says, informs buyers ofopen recalls, "It's a very major public safety flator made by Takata Corp. that :l ealers, he says, have incentives the association may support a but it does not get the vehicles problem;' says Chris Basso, a can explode with too much force. to fix recalled cars. They could disclosure law, as long as the repaired. used-car specialist for Carfax, But neither the two previous lose customers to dealers who do, database allows dealers to check AutoNation, the largest dealer- which analyzed state registration owners nor the independent or they could be sued if some- multiple numbers at a time to ship group in the U.S., says it data to determine that one-fifth dealer in Houston who sold Sous thing goes wrong. save time and labor. repairs recalled used cars before of the 238 million cars on the the car in April 2014 had the But he also thinks dealers The association still opposes a selling them when parts are nation's roads has an unrepaired repair done. should be able to sell cars with repair requirement because inde- available. Ifthere are no parts problem that was the subject of a Solis had no other injuries, open recalls ifthe problems don't pendent dealers would be at the available, it discloses that to buy- recall. "When those recalled cars says Rob Ammons, an attorney affect safety or drivability "Used mercy of competitors franchised ers and tells them of any danger. go unfixed, they compound over representing bis family in a law- cars are hard to get, and they by automakers. Those dealers are AutoNation CEO Mike Jack- the years, and it increases the suit against Takata, Honda and depreciate by the day when they the only ones authorized to do son says he favors laws requiring chance of those parts failing." the dealer. "You fix the defective sit on the lot," he says. recall repairs. disclosure. Federal regulators are pushing air bag, and he doesn't die;' Am- A number ofatternpts to pass The National Automobile "The recall situation is a mess. for legislation that requires deal- mons says. laws requiring dealers to fix Dealers Association, which rep- It's a disgrace and it's a black eye ers to fix recalled used cars. Inde- Federal law requires car corn- recalled cars or disclose prob- resents new-car dealers that sell for the industry" he says. A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March19, 2015 NHS EVAN SEARSICAPS.COM The rear seats can't be The front passenger seat Overall, the Trax didn't The car is a hot spot [email protected] spaces, including a two- surprisingly useful for the passenger's gadgets. so passengers can down- load whatever they want with plenty ofspeed. The 7-inch touch screen is uncomplicated, and GM's voice commands have adjusted for comfort, and two adult passengers will the seats enable some nifty space optimization once you pull the seat bottoms up to fold down the backs. can also be folded flat to haul a bike without having to leave the gate open. leave me hot or cold, though I prefer a hatch to the smallest Cliv. Regard- less, the Trax is priced right and should be a con- sideration for those who prefer a taller ride height with hatchback flexibility. sion largely comes from my inability to match the narrow optional arm rest at the same level as the arm rest on the door. Minor but annoying. The hard plastic feel can seem cheap, spe- cifically the blocky buttons and handles, but they enable 15 modular storage tiered glove box that is with 4G LTE connectivity, better fidelity than most. be aware oftheir size, but highway crossover 31 People who city, 1.4-liter Ecotec LTAWD all-new Trax. Base: $20,995 Transmission: Price as tested: $24,490 turbo four-cylinder six-speed automatic In winter conditions, the The cabin left me with Subcompact In our week around Engine: plenty to like about the 2015 CHEVY TRAX love the size should find MPG: 24 Parting shot: dlingofthree trim levels. town, we mostly matched the EPA average, but at 55 mph on the highway, we hit a sweet spot averaging AWD Trax handled corn- petently. The 16-inch wheels held the road and enabled safe driving, but I would have reservations about taking the Trax off road. mixed emotions. The driver's area is somewhat narrow, and that impres- Our test model came with AWD in LT trim, the mid- just under 36 mpg. Trax offers drivers a taller ride height and the flexibility of a hatchback. Trax offers drivers a taller ride height and the 2015 Derived from the Chevy The Trax comes with an GM aims to duplicate Trax follows Encore's lead Trax follows Encore's and a bit boxier than the Encore, which has body lines that are more round- ed than edged. The lid reminds me ofan HIHIR with a face-lift. The most distinguishing trait is the snub tail particular to all subcompact crossovers, tucked tight to the rear axle and giving the design a front-heavy asymmetry Sonic compact platform, the Trax comes with one engine, a 1.4-liter turbo- charged four-cylinder that makes only 138 horsepow- er. There's not much from the line, but with 148 pound-feet oftorque maxi- mized early in the driving cycle (at 1850 rpm) it feels a bit more nimble in pass- ing situations. The engine is paired to a six-speed automatic transmission that excels at being exactly what you expect, instead of an always shuffling CVT. all-wheel-drive option that adds only $1,500 and low- ers fuel economy by 2 mpg city and 3 mpg on the highway (24 mpg city/31 mpg highway in AWD). t Chevy's BY ROBERT DuFFER Tribune Newspapers the success of the Buick Encore with the Chevy Trax. Starting at $20,995 forthebaseofthreetrim levels, it's about $4,000 less I took the car to a S.K., Chicago A: Unfortunately, the Q:Ihavea2000Cadil- All ofmy remote entry do it myself? special device is required to pair the remotes to the and locksmiths can handle it. Reminder: Take all of your remotes, working or not, with you if one needs reprogramming. Send questions along with name and town to Motor- mouth, Rides, Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Fifth Floor, Chicago iL 60611 or motormouth.trib @verko n.net. lac STS in very good condition with about m,000 miles on it. devices (clickers) stopped working. I had the batteries replaced, but they don't work still, and I was told that they need to be repro- grammed after replacing the batteries. I looked on the Internet and could not find correct instruc- rions to reprogram them. dealership, but it wanted $72.50 to reprogram them. Can you steer me to the directions so I can user programmable re- mote keyless entry is going the way ofthe dodo. A vehicle. Many repair shops CHARLES BERTRAM/LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER CHARLES BERTRAM/LEXINGTON I am elderly and do - L.R., Bourbonnais, Ill. - M.O., Berlin, Co,in. A: A 15- to 20-minute Better yet, we would Q:I use a 50 to i mix- A: We trust that your make any stops in between. suggest you get a smart that senses the battery's state of charge and does not overcharge and dam- age the battery. ture of gas to oil in my snowblower. 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of-2 free throws. tie the game, but his 3-point 77-75, with 15.8 seconds to go. Brunson then made 1- made all three free throws to and beyond the arc. Mooney Bnmson at the top of the key Mooney drew a foul on 33.3 Brunson free throws with get the Dons within two, mark. pointer at the 42-second and knocked down a opening on the right wing the fourth, Mooney found an venson a 75-69 lead with 54.8 seconds remaining in one free throw to give Ste- it." smart plays that kept us in get to the free-throw line, he did. He made some great,

honors. "But when he had

points, tying junior center Stevenson holds Stevenson the opportunity to score and Anthony D'Avanzo for team really fourth-seeded Dons. mar Becar, who had 21 the Dame junior forward Am- the No. 2-ranked team by the Chicago Thbune, held on for ed team in the sectional and preseason favorite to win the state title. upset over the Patriots, a final 42 seconds, and nearly carried Notre Dame to the ter, scoring six points in the got loose in the fourth quar- in the second quarter. utes, 17 seconds remaining baseline runner with 7 mm- scored before Mooney's first quarter and two in the opening half: scorer to zero points in the lo, holdingthe Dons' leading tional semifinal on March tional semifinal on the Class 4A Waukegan Sec- the Class 4A Waukegan contain the senior guard in contain the senior guard season. was a marked man this was a marked man Dame boys basketball coach Dame boys basketball Tom Les said Joe Mooney Pioneer Press BY MATT HARNESS BY MATT SPORTS i t NHS Thursday, March19, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 54 varsity but thisisn'ta new title lastyear. bers oftheNotreDameSV junior varsitylastseason.In junior outsidehitter/mid- team thatshared theESCC varsity playersweremem- fact, 10ofthisseason's12 Cole. Allthreeplayedon playing time,accordingto others projected dle TylerProkuskiarethree hitter ConorO'Neilland Giannoni, junioroutside him." think Iwoulddothatto ent everygame,butIdon't play himsomewherediffer- game planning.Wecould advantage forusinour said. "He'sgoingtobean where hewillplay'Cole hitter andright-sidehitter. season, alsocanplaymiddle sina, whohad32killslast outside hitter,the6-2Mes- hit everyshotwell." with fantasticskills.Hecan with goodinstinctstoone had. He'sgonefromaplayer hardest workingkidsI've the year."He'soneof opment$ said last yearonhisskilldevel- behind severalseniorfront- league's reigningcoachof the regionalsemifinals. ence at8-O.TheDonslostin 22-10 andwontheconfer- season's teamthatfinished the loneleftoverfromlast ofthe year. urban Confèrence'splayer ven Lendy,theEastSub- row players,includingSte- teams lastseasonasajunior. could havestartedonmany Daniel ball coachPatrickColesaid Pioneer Press BY MATTHARNESS SPORTS "It's While he'slistedasan Senior setterAngelo "Frankly, I'mnotsure "He spentalotoftime Now asenior,Messinais But Messinawasstuck Notre Dameboysvolley- a newteam for Messina probably Cole, SEASON PREVIEW to see the lineup. players backto thestarting Swoboda aretwo offour senior middle hitterJoe in rin Mathew,theteamleader Maine East great" the learningcurvetobe last year.I'mnotexpecting players wereverygood team," Colesaid."ThoseSV In this Senior outsidehitterLe- kills April 23,2014, last BOYS VOLLEYBALL season, and photo, MaineSouth'sEvanWalshattackstheballduringamatch againstGlenbrookSouth. Kulesza, inhis15thseason, returning starters. hitter JoseOrtiz alsoare Fox andseniorright-side regional semifinals. East's seasonendedinthe 7-3 intheCSLNorth.Maine mons, whowent19-14and had 136kills,39blocksand aces ayearago.Swoboda 244 kills,120digsand22 15 acesfortheBlueDe- Maine Eastcoach Jon Senior middleAndrew Mathew finishedwith ÄLdIw. 'i _ helped the Hawksgo26-11 six returningveterans who another successful season. Hawks seemtobereadyfor top teamsinthearea, spring. ski tomakeanimpactthis side hitterPatrickMalkow- Gian Bobilaandjuniorout- said heexpectsseniorsetter Maine South Senior EvanWalsh leads Consistently oneofthe CURTIS LEHMKUHL/PIONEERPRESS non, junior right-sidehitter outside hitterDeclan Can- ero ZacJaconetti, junior ter GinoDebon, seniorlib- include senioroutsidehit- age. blocks andhittingpercent- was firstontheteamin The outsidehitter/middle Ther intheregionalfinal. loss 2014 seasonendedwitha last and 6-4intheCSLSouth Other regularstoreturn year. MaineSouth's to state-boundNew r Twitter: @harnesspreps [email protected] in andfilltheotherholes. hitter HubertGawintostep Brad Ericksonandjunior Josef Narcisa,seniorsetter ior setter/right-sidehitter season, saidheexpectssen- Roche, who'sinhissixth championship. and captured went 7-3intheCSLSouth season's returning starterofflast Ovoshchnikov istheonly semifinals lastseason. 19 andlostintheregional 27th season. Herlocker, whoisinher according tocoachCarol also and freshmanEthanSoo Sophomore JoshuaTatsui Miguel LunaandBrianCua. Ferrer, EduardoAleman, Kim, SeanLou,KevinRey Ono, Sang-HyunAhn,Dan watch includejuniorsZach new tovarsity. Kemp, bothofwhomare Yi YenandseniorKevin outside hitterthisseason. breaking inanewstarting middle hitter,they senior ThanasiGarbisat come backseniorJoshBy- Niles West for thejobareseniorChun- num atright-sidehitterand Niles North 2006. Hawks wonthestatetitlein times since2005andthe to thestatetournamentfour nell, MaineSouthhasbeen ter JamesdA.mbrosio. Jake Sidnerandjuniorset- Niles WestcoachDrew Senior middleDenis Niles Northfinished14- Other newcomersto Among thoseauditioning While theVikingswel- Under coachGaryGra- will 26-12 clubthat be contributors, a regional will be i: 55 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March19, 2015 NHS for will while singles the younger singles, play Klamm, who was the Klamm, who was The Dons will look very Ryan Sullivan spent the Hebda is "He's played in some big Senior Nick Marselle fices." more coach the last four Notre Dame back. We've been able to go back. We've been able prac- right into full-scale school's freshman/sopho- years, doesn't have his line- up set at this point. But he said senior Daniel Kang and junior Eric Hei-witz likely seniors Ralph Ledesma and Kevin Chin - along with juniors Alan Goroshko and Grant Slovin - will likely play doubles. different at the top of their singles lineup this year. last two seasons at No. i singles, but he transferred to a boarding school in New York, according to Notre Dame coach Steve Jankow- ski. The Dons will likely fill freshman Nick Hebda Twitter: ®VanDrüSports his place in the lineup with brother of David Hebda, who used to play No. i singles for the Dons. Nick Hebda comes from a USTA background, Jankowski said, which should help him when playing against oppo- nents who will often be older and more experienced than hint matches before in tourna- ments and stuff so I don't think it's going to be any- thing new to him," Jankow- ski said. "I think it's good to get him in the fire right away" played No. 2 Notre Dame a year ago, and he's back on the team this year. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Eric Van Dril is a freelance "It's given us a very differ- ROB VALENTIN/PIONEEP PRESS quadrupled the number that did so the previous year. That change has had a positive affect on the teams' ent starting point to the season," Klamm said. "We've and work hard on skills and strategy and not spend the two weeks we spent before coordination and rhythm preseason practices. been able to jump right in just getting their hand-eye The Vildngs have a new Klamm said 20 members Niles North do to get him through' Suarez said. "We'll see how the season goes." coach in Andy Klamm and they had a new approach to the offseasoit of the Niles North tennis team played year-round at racquet clubs, which at least That's why Suarez is open "We have to play our during his career, but the path to a state berth in singles - which requires a top-four finish at the sec- tional - will likely be very tough to navigate this year because there is so much individual talent in the area. to using Sacks at doubles. He'd likely play with junior Dan Weiss. cards and see what we can BOYS TENNIS BOYS to help is

The No. i doubles team of One of coach Andrew Sacks has been a mainstay Nues West senior Jesse Sacks, pictured during the 2014 season, is trying to make it to state for the first time this season. Nues West senior Jesse Sacks, pictured during the 2014 season, is trying to make it Mihir Modi and Michal Kanczuga also returns. Niles West competition at our singles level' Schwan said. Suarez's goals senior Jesse Sacks qualify for the state tournament. at singles for Niles West for last

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earlier strokes, but coach John

contention players from squad, including

That player is freshman Greg Young is closing in Greg Young is closing

The Blue Demons return With Kovacevic at No. i

"He hits the ball pretty

"I think we've been very Carreon and Kioda are

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topspin-type have a big serve. Solid, heavy works points really well." an all-around game, but does a good disposition. He plays has good size, a good frame, accurately" Young said. "He strengths. er, Young said, with many player. Kovacevic's a baselin- as the Hawks' No. i singles .net. He'll begin the season recruit by tennisrecruiting- currently listed as a four-star Danilo Kovacevic, who is during his tenure. best kid I've had come in" player he calls "probably the and this year's team has a South's boys tennis coach, on two decades as Maine

Pioneer Press BY ERIC VAN DIUL

for the last several years fortunate in that regard, that another for much of the position, tice with and against one Maine East's No. i singles Schwan said week. They're likely to prac-

both in and senior Peter Kioda year's sophomore Boon Carreon several Maine East

who was a senior last season. doubles with Peter Demke, tournament a year ago ¡n Salgia qualified for the state ski together at No.1 doubles. Salgia and Dominik Spalin- on partnering seniors Nick singles, Young said he plans

just stays consistent [and] we've had some really good them better. push each other and make season. It should help them NHS Thursday, March 19,2 56 junior RankoStevanovic. baseman JoeRimacand junior thirdbasemanMatt going tobethedifference?' guys eachofthoseweeks going toseetwoorthree bodes wellfortheDons,but games ayear baseman MikeFerri(Mil- Thomas Norton(Illinois- commit), seniorshortstop Sam Ferri ers, includingjuniorcatcher their thirdseasonsasstart- players whowillbeentering Pioneer Press BY ERIcVANDRIL SPORTS combined towin15ofthose ton and Gehrig Parker, who graduated Bobby Penning- games ayear ago, butit Sator. Nowak andseniorAdnan Kutschke, seniorBrandon cludes pitching staff Rimac will Segovia, seniorpitcher/first other tophitterswillbe the Fernbrothers,Dons' score runsagainstthem"is since 2012.Beingableto Gord, who'sbeenthecoach professional prospects,"said ing 90milesperhourorare that aregoingtobethrow- Carmel, orwhomever,we're Catholic, orwegoplay the-line pitching. how welltheyhittop-of- Gord's tenurewilllikelybe onship the firstregionalchampi- urban Catholictitleandwin compete foranEastSub- the keyintheirquestto experience andpitching from ateamthatwon20 majority ofitspitchersback waukee). Chicago) andseniorsecond Maine South In additiontoNortonand "When wegoplayJouet Notre Damealsohasthe Notre Damereturnsfive Maine South won25 in coachNelson junior (Notre Dame headline the which in- ago. That SEASGN PREVIEW Scott base asEvanston'sPeterDownieshdesintothebag. In thisMay8,2014,photo,MaineSouth'sStephenSakowiczcatchesathrowatsecond deMarigny entering his with Schauincenter field, experienced upthemiddle, plate. MaineSouthisalso second yearbehindthe er, wholedtheteaminRBIs succeed. SeniorZachPark- infrastructure forthemto enced, theHawkshave staff isrelativelyinexperi- added. South coachBillMilano work asthecloser,Maine will getsomespotstartsand Senior CalebdeMarigny as seniorBrandonRanieri. and JimmyO'Brien,aswell will bejuniorsKyleZajdel ing Schauintherotation Hank Schau,asenior.Join- anchored byNo.istarter games asstartingpitchers. Suburban Southsecond shortstop andall-Central third seasonas thestarting a yearago,isbackforhis Although thepitching The Hawks'rotationis West's lineupbysophomore joined inthemiddleofNiles going tohelpthestaff," baseman StephenSakowicz Wolves asasophomore, Tommy Galanopoulos. player -aswell assenior the toolstobea DivisionI Garry Gustafsonsaidhehas Michael Gunartt-coach the mound. the outfieldwhenheisn'ton No. 3hitterandhe'llstartin the team'sNo.1pitcher,its The seniorispenciledinas in amyriadofwaysthisyear. Tyler Stegichtocontribute Niles West most oftheroutineplays." Milano said."Theymake players upthemiddle"is also back. A contributor The Wolveswilllookto The numberofquality Stegich BASEBALL will likely be for the . Ridgewoodbeforehissen- . back, andprovidesversatili- baseball lastseasontofocus No. 3hitter. as boththeRebels'aceand signee willbegintheseason ior year,andthePurdue Ridgewood spots." could playallthreeoutfield could playshort.Andhe third. Hecouldplayfirst. said. "Tommycouldplay Tommy around,"Gustafson on football.Galanopoulosis Galanopoulos didn't up early ingames.That and get Uvelli's pitchcount aged hisbatters to bepatient coach ChrisUNe encour- at ElmwoodPark. Rebels jar withUvellifromhistime NIC SUMMERS/PIONEERPRESS Joe Uvellitransferredto "We're goingtomove Ridgewood isveryfamil- play Alex Nantitandsophomore Phil Kiafta,juniorshortstop dudes juniorthirdbaseman Egon, who'snowasenior. and sophomores, afreshman field. year, especiallyinthein- all overthediamondlast licki. staff byseniorFrankMa- be joinedonthepitching in games." That way,hecangetdeeper look tostrikeeverybodyout. more tocontact,andnot able. Iwanthimtopitch '1 wanthimtobecomfort- it loosethisyear'Uhiesaid. Uvelli's startslastlonger. catching -Uhiehopes field andjuniorVitolovino Keith Kerriganincenter State) atshortstop,junior chael Ruffolo(Indiana especially withjuniorMi- that shouldbestrong- ly aspossible. the Tigers'bullpenasquick- allowed Ridgewoodtoface ing tocoach RonClark. strengths thisyear,accord- be theBlue Demons' Maine East able andalotmorerelaxed" will bealotmorecomfort- their belts,theyoungguys fensively withayearunder is thatoffensivelyandde- game. Thehope,rightnow, and [from]thespeedof them weregrowingpains Ed Toledosaid."Someof last year,"NilesNorthcoach fensive issues,Iwouldsay, and shouldbeayearbetter. Sanchez -isayearolder second basemanJovanni Nues North "We didhavesomede- That group-whichin- The Vikingswereyoung Uvelli andKerriganwill "I'm lookingforhimtolet This year,withadefense Pitching anddefense will first basemanTyler They startedtwo Eric VanDrilis afreelance keep theplayersinsame to pickastartingnineand players onitsroster. begin theseasonwith11 tough." said. "Ourmiddleinfieldis it upandmakeplays'Clark ball isputinplay,we'llpick their thirdvarsityseasons. field. Allfourareentering senior JakeDeVittincenter middle infieldposition,and capable ofplayingeither andjunior JoseTrujilloboth Parker atcatcher,Kuffell is solidupthemiddle,with kas Parker. Ryan SandsandseniorLu- Dylan Kuffell,sophomore Maine EastIt'sledbysenior he's hadinhisfiveseasonsat pitching staffisthedeepest Twitter @VanDrilSports reporterfor Pioneer Press. stay put mound. Everybodyelsewill durif whenthey'reonthe Kahle, McCarthyandDear- fill hitter in2014-willlikely who wastheKnights'top Deardurff PatrickHunt- third basemanAndrew McCarthy andfreshman stop, juniorcatcherMike Kahle, whoalsoplaysshort- So toowillseniorTommy that," PatHuntsaid. the mostlogicalonetodo has thatmobility-andhe's needed. Patrick Hunt,tofillinwhere Hunt willleanonhisson, pitchers ondifferentdays, the needtousedifferent But withasmallrosterand field positions Northridge Patrick Huntwillpitch. "He hasthatability-he Coach PatHunt'splanis Northridge isinlineto "I'm comfortablethatifa Defensively, MaineEast Clark the vacancies said this all left by season. year's , o 1 57 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March19, 2015 last playing .495 Krasinski, junior infielder/outfielder Reynolds, are junior Nine starters are back, Krasinski hit Second baseman Katie Coach Steve Poznansky The battery of senior Senior shortstop Atorena Others who should con- lost in a Class 3A regional final. includingthe top producers: Sabrina Giu- pitcher/first baseman stop/outfielder Lexi Crotty and junior pitcher/outfield- er Claudia Maloberti. spring, while Magnelli runs and 52 REIs. Crotty scored 45 runs, and Malo- also led the team with a 3.32 ERA. Richardson is the lone sen- ior to return to the starting lineup. said junior infielder/out- fielder Jessica Plaud and sophomore Jillian Lazzara should push for time in their first varsity seasons. Niles West pitcher/outfielder Maya Caballero and junior catch- er Shannon McHugh are back in the starting lineup for the Wolves, who fin- ished 7-19 and 2-8 in the CSL South last season. Niles West's season ended in the Class 4A regional semifin- als. Michael and senior third baseman Val Sherman also have starting experience. tribute this spring, accord- ing to fifth-year coach Nic- ole outfielder Erynn Modena, Emily Butera and sopho- more pitcher/first baseman Hope Cherian. [email protected] Thitter @harnesspreps junior catcher/shortstop lia Magnelli, junior short- brings back her seven home beni had 53 hits. Maloberti junior a freshman Hernandez said Ana Ilio- Senior second baseman All the signs are there for Iliopoulos, and 10 stolen bases. Gabby Galati is back for a phy is entering her third Ridgwood pitcherfinfielder. As a soph- omore, Mary Iliopoulos bat- ted .500 with 15 runs scored poulos will see some time in the circle this spring. fourth varsity season, while senior catcher Colleen Mur- season on varsity. the Rebels to be better than last season's 16-15 club that GEOFF SCHEEPER/PIONEER PRESS Villalobos, one of the Junior outfielder Mary waits for sophomore Alex Villalobos to return to the team. The fifth-year coach, who declined to comment on the reason for the ab- sence, said he expects her back in early April. team's top players, pitched in every game last season and can play shortstop. At the plate, she hit .400 and her 12 REIs led the 7-19 Demons, who lost in a Class 4A regional semifinai Iliopoulos, a three-year var- sity veteran, returns to the starting lineup and will be joined by her sister Ana PREVIE since title last spring, regional SOFTBALL After losing in a Class 4A Coach Emiliano Hernan- fielder Mandy Aragon, jun- ior outfielder Adella Moss, ri, junior infielder Nicole Wheeler and sophomore shortstop Gina Loy. regional final coach Karin Wick is hoping to lead Nues North to its first 2006. Maine East dez said the Blue Demons will have to find a way to stay afloat while the team back, including senior in- junior pitcher Juliana Livie-

first baseman

Three of the team's top Junior Five other starters are In this July19. 2014 photo, Ridgewood's Claudia Maloberti tries to catch a pop fly to left field while playing for the Nor- In this July19. 2014 photo, Ridgewood's Claudia Maloberti tries to catch a pop fly to left ridge-Harwood Heights 16U Senior League summer team. Niles North offensive players last season were sophomores and re- turn to the 'likings, who went 16-14 and 5-5 in the CSL North a year ago. Stephanie Donado hit .412 with seven home runs and 40 RBIs. Junior catcher Kathryn Edmond batted .406 to go with five homers and 27 REIs, and junior pitcher/third baseman Car- olyn Dwyer drove in 31 runs, hit five homers and batted .366. at to SEASON

pretty unique

we've asked of them

Juniors Sabrina Argaez Another returning play-

"Courtney covers a lot of Richardson, who plans "It's Headlining the veterans "It's definitely nice:' said It's the most players Pa-

That's because the Maine South softball

and Olivia Frink return to ing to Pasier.

right. up as a sophomore. Foley. Argaez batted clean- with senior catcher Kerry the starting infield, along

derson. She started sity season is Nina An- pitcher this spring accord- er entering her fourth var- she will be the team's No. i where." shortstop last season, but balls from just about any- said. "She can track down ground out there," Pasier ski is in left and Faltin is in center field, while Suwan- to play at Michigan, plays have that," Pasier said.

varsity players. tin. All three are four-year ily Suwanski and Erin Fai- Courtney Richardson, Em- are senior outfielders

so far." thin the girls have done all the expectations this year, and since 2009. "We have high regional championship lead Maine South to its first Pasier, who is looking to

14 seasons at Maine South. sier's ever had back in her

a Class 4A regional final. South. Maine South lost in 7-3 in the Central Suburban 16-16-1 team that finished perience from last spring's with significant varsity ex- Hawks returned 11 players names. preseason learning new preseason learning spend too much time in the spend too much time coach Eminy Pasier didn't coach Eminy Pasier Pioneer Press BY MArT HARNESS SPORTS I Thursday, March19, 2015 A Chicago Thbune Publication 58 they starttheirseasons. area baseballand Pioneer Presstakesalookatthe BATTER UP softball teamsas JUDY FIDKOWSKVPJONEER PRESS Regional finalonMay31,2014. bats intheClass4ANewTrier NHes West'sTylerStegich PAGE 56-57 I 'S I .4, g s 0 W (,u'e,sIpI,,sa',

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